Friday, August 14 | 6–8 PM | Clatskanie Food Hub

Pasta Palooza kicks off Garlic Festival weekend.

Handmade pasta from Seven Sisters, made with locally grown heritage grain. Garlic-forward sauces coming out of our kitchen, built from what’s being grown here, right now.

Start at the Food Hub to place your order and grab a number, then wander over to Cope Park. We’ll find you when your plate is ready.

We’ll be spread out in the grass, music drifting through from Skamokawa Swamp Opera. Bring a blanket. Stay a while.

Local wine, cider, beer, and a few non-alcoholic options available. Drinks sold separately.

Sliding scale: $25–$50
Tickets are refundable through August 7.

All proceeds support the Food Hub and the local producers we work with.

Come eat Friday night, then head to the park Saturday for the Garlic Festival.

We strive to create a market where everyone feels safe, respected, and valued. We are committed to fostering a welcoming environment for people of all backgrounds and identities. There is no place in our work for racism, discrimination, harassment, hate, or violence of any kind.

We respectfully acknowledge that the land we now call Clatskanie is the traditional territory of the Siletz, Grande Ronde, Clatsop, and Chinook Tribal nations, and we honor their past, present, and ongoing stewardship of these lands.

Garlic Festival Kickoff: Pasta Palooza Picnic

Handmade pasta, garlic, and local folk tunes