Listen to a group of FisherPoets, Astoria

On Saturday, listen to FisherPoets Tele Aadsen, Clem Stark, Holly Hughes and Jon Broderick as they share the stage in celebration of Aadsen’s book, “What Water Holds,” a poetry collection released in May.

See ‘Mind and Hand,’ Astoria

The new exhibit at Clatsop Community College’s Royal Nebeker Art Gallery spotlights student and faculty work from the Pacific Northwest College of Art in Portland, drawing attention to a transfer agreement between the two schools.

Visit a haunted place, Oysterville

The Columbia-Pacific region is home to dozens of places rumored to be haunted. Spend a day in the town of Oysterville, Washington, where one of the state’s oldest cemeteries dates back to 1858.

Learn about shipwreck archaeology, Cannon Beach

Chris Dewey, founder of the Maritime Archaeological Society in Astoria, speaks this week at the Cannon Beach History Center & Museum on shipwreck archaeology.