The Astoria Warrenton Area Chamber of Commerce was established in 1873 and currently represents over 600 businesses, large and small. We exist to be a catalyst for business success, a convener of leaders and ideas and a champion for our community.
The Chamber also operates a visitor center, open year-round to provide information for travelers visiting our region. Our small gift shop includes merchandise from The Goonies (filmed in Astoria), postcards and souvenirs.
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The Citizens for Astoria Oregon is a focused group of Astorians who have assembled to reignite the vision of Heritage Square as a public gathering place. Phase One was dedicated in 2014 with the completion of The Garden of Surging Waves. We have worked diligently the past 16 months to gather information about the possibilities and opportunities for a downtown plaza. The potential is enormous. Those who hold Astoria dear will enjoy the values this public space will reflect. All Astorians will recognize the legacy and foresight of those that dream big now, and take action.
Clatsop County Historical Society is a 501(C)(3) non-profit educational organization dedicated to preserving and presenting the history of Clatsop County Oregon and the surrounding area. The Society operates the Flavel House Museum, the Heritage Museum, the Oregon Film Museum, and the Uppertown Firefighters Museum.
Visit astoriamuseums.org for details on museum hours and exhibits.
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The community radio station featuring local news, public affairs eclectic music programs that add to your life. KMUN 91.9 FM is the #1 station in the region.
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Our Mission: As a vital community partner, the historic Liberty Theatre is a regional gathering place offering a variety of performing arts experiences and educational programs.
Our temporary mission during COVID-19: The Liberty Theatre is a catalyst for the performing arts on the North Oregon Coast. Its collaboration with artists, government agencies and other organizations fosters healthier, stronger and more vibrant communities.
Our Purpose: To provide a center for:
- Community events
- Local, regional, and national performing arts
- Education and the development of the performing arts
- Astoria’s continued economic revitalization
Lower Columbia Preservation Society engages in and advocates for the preservation of architecture and sites that contribute to the area’s history, culture, livability, and sense of place.
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