If you are planning to can, freeze, or just eat an abundance of local produce, now is the time to buy in bulk or buy weekly. Everything you see in the image is available right now, plus so much more! And, if you like fruit, there are peaches, pears, plums, new crop apples, strawberries, blueberries, blackberries and melons available. Wondering what “height of the season” means? It means that right now, plants are creating vegetables and fruit that have the most nutrition and the ...

Show our Downtown Streets some Love! Our planters and bumpouts took a hit this dry summer and we’d love your help tending to them in anticipation of the rainy season before we replant in Spring. We’ll also be removing graffiti and stickers, and taking weeds out of sidewalk cracks. Sign up to help on October 7th between 9am and 12noon today! 🍁 LINK TO SIGN UP HERE 

We can hardly believe Sunday Market season is half over already! If you haven’t come to the Market, it is definitely in full swing with corn, melons, peaches and lots more fresh, local, summer produce. Plus, new art and artists each week- join us from 10am until 3pm 🧺🥦🥕🍈🍉🍊🥭🍎🥬🍒 And National Farmers Market Week begins August 6th- vote for your favorite (😉😉) market here: https://markets.farmland.org/market/astoria-sunday-market/ ! There are some great cash prizes, and we would love to be ...

Astori-Us Day is back Saturday, October 14th! Sign-up is now officially available online, and you can fill out the form here. Astori-Us Day coincides with 2nd Saturday ArtWalk, and we will be promoting and marketing it on our website, social media, and locally. Let us know if you would like a poster! The sooner you sign up, the sooner we can start to get the word out about this unique shop-based event happening all throughout the district. Please fill out this form to let us know of your par ...

Sunday Market has a new interactive map that allows customers to find a specific vendor or just review who will be at the market each week. The map is finalized each week by Friday for easy weekend planning. To use the map, click on a vendor and their location lights up on the map, or choose a location and the vendor is highlighted in the list. Vendors have the opportunity put in a picture or their logo and a description of their business, plus social media links, which are viewable when the ...

ADHDA has secured a $200,000 grant from the Oregon Main Street Revitalization program.  The grant will match funds, up to $200,000, to replace the failing roof on the Liberty Theatre building complex, and fundraising is underway.  Replacing the roof will be done in compliance with state historic preservation standards and will prevent further water intrusion and degradation to the 1925 building.  The roof replacement is one part of nearly 3 million dollars’ worth of maintenance planned ...