Downtown Astoria hosts Artwalk on the second Saturday of every month. Over 20 galleries and venues host art exhibitions, where visitors get to meet artists and experience Astoria's vibrant art scene.

An inventory and map of over 800 pieces of art along Oregon’s creative coast, free and accessible to the public at all times.

588 16th Street

A performance and rehearsal resource for local and visiting performing arts groups.

1203 Commercial Street

The historic theater is a regional gathering place offering a variety of performing arts experiences and educational programs.

1 Coxcomb Drive

OPEN Mon-Sun 5:00am-10:00pm | Gift shop Mon-Sun 10:00-5:00

Dedicated by the Great Northern Railway in 1926, the Astoria Column, a tower overlooking the mouth of the Columbia River, stands today as a monument to the hardships, bravery, and awe experienced by the first people to live in this corner of the world. It is a unique work of Northwest art offering an unparalleled view of the meeting of many roads.

1792 Marine Drive

OPEN: Mon-Sun 9:30-5:00

A unique combination of experiences where an extensive collection of seafaring vessels, maritime artifacts, and fine art come to life through exciting and informative exhibits, demonstrations and hands-on activities that explore the history of the Columbia River from the days of dugout canoes, through the age of sail, to present.

714 Exchange Street

OPEN: Mon-Sun 10:00-5:00

Experience the elegance of the late Victorian period by touring the home of Captain George Flavel. This 1886 Queen Anne home features original Eastlake influenced woodwork, period furnishings, and exotic hardwood fireplace mantels.

100 39th Street

OPEN: Mon-Sun 9:00am - 7:00pm

Recounts the story of 130 years of fishing and cannery history with photos, boat displays, Columbia River Packers Association (CRPA) and Bumble Bee artifacts. Housed inside three industrial freezer rooms that were once packed full of frozen tuna, inside the oldest cannery pier on the entire Columbia River.

1618 Exchange Street

OPEN: Tues-Sun 10:00-5:00

Two floors of gallery space covering such divergent topics as the area’s Native American tribes, Astoria’s founding, immigration to Clatsop County, the local use of natural resources, and a look at the city’s often complicated relationship between vice and virtue. Complemented by an ever-changing array of temporary and traveling exhibits.

1268 Commercial Street

OPEN: Wed-Sun 11:00-4:30

Housed in the old Clatsop County Jail, the museum continues the building’s legacy as an actual working set for three movies: The Goonies, Short Circuit, and Come See The Paradise. Explore the films and production behind making movies in Oregon. Your visit will include the chance to make your own short movie utilizing our sets and green screens.

2968 Marine Drive

OPEN: May - September

Showcases vintage and antique firefighting equipment utilized by the Astoria Fire Department during its 150-year-plus history. Notable pieces include an 1876 LaFrance Hook and Ladder Truck, a 1911 La France Chemical Wagon, a 1921 Stutz Pumper, and a 1945 Mack Pumper Engine.

12th Street, downtown Astoria

OPEN: Sundays 10:00-3:00

Mother’s Day - Mid October

At the heart of Astoria's Downtown, the Sunday Market hosts over 170 vendors combining fresh produce, local arts & crafts, food, music and more in a lively downtown street market atmosphere.

Serving alternative style journalism since 1997, representing its voice, its heart, its integrity, its politics, its progressiveness – the art and culture unique to the Columbia Pacific Region.

91.9fm on the radio

Commercial-free community radio programs and services that enrich life by illuminating the role of the arts, promoting cultural and educational growth, and bringing focus to current issues of local and regional public interest while providing a forum for diverse and underserved groups.

1015 Commercial Street

Ten Fifteen Productions is a non-profit theater dedicated to enriching the arts in Astoria, Oregon and the surrounding area through theater, creative education, and community events.