Beer Tastings from Fort George Brewery
Join us for a series of complimentary of beer tastings from the Fort George Brewery located in Astoria before select performances of the world premiere of Astoria: Part One.
Wednesday, January 25
Friday, January 27
Wednesday, February 1
Thursday, February 2
Friday, February 3
Thursday, February 9
Friday, February 10
All tastings are from 6 - 7:30 p.m.
Must be over 21 to participate.
Fort George Brewery is located on the historical site of Fort Astoria,
established in 1811 by employees of the Astor Expedition. They offer delicious
food to complement a great selection of locally brewed beers. We recommend
trying the 1811 Lager, the Official Bicentennial Beer of Astoria, and Spruce
Budd Ale, an occasionally offered beer that is brewed with tips of a spruce
tree. Fun fact: Spruce beer dates back to 1748 when it was developed by French
Canadians. It would have likely been enjoyed by many voyageurs making their way
to the Pacific Northwest.
This project was made possible in part by a grant from Travel Oregon.
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Behind the Scenes of "Astoria"
From props to rehearsal to creating 53 wooden pikes, get a special sneak peek into the making of Astoria.
The "Astoria" Design Team Visits Astoria
Artistic Director Chris Coleman blogs about the day the Astoria design team piled into a van and drove West.
Resource Guide for Educators: Astor Expedition
A detailed look at the two journeys that took the Hudson Bay Company to Astoria.
"Astoria: Part One" Cast and Creative Team
Learn about the incredible cast and creative team we've assembled for the world premiere of Astoria: Part One.
Native Voices Symposium on Native American Art and Literature
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Watch Astoria: Part One, then experience the story in real life with the "Visit Astoria" travel itinerary.
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