Conversation Project: Fish Tales

Traditions and Challenges of Seafood in Oregon

October 11, 2018 | 7:00 p.m. | Lovell Showroom at Fort George Brewery

426 14th St., Astoria OR 97103

Oregonians love local food, but finding truly local fish can be hard, even on the coast. We’re now much more aware of ethically grown meat and vegetables, but seafood remains somewhat mysterious. How does that crab get from the ocean to our table, and what’s the true cost of cheap salmon at the grocery store? This conversation with food writer Jennifer Burns Bright engages with our complex relationship with American seafood. From cultural traditions to economic and ethical challenges, from the docks to the markets, we’ll explore ways to apply our food values to the products of the sea. Read more.

Event Sponsors

Lewis & Clark National Historic Park

North Coast Watershed Association

Cost

Free

Contact

Brooke Stanley at (503) 468-0408 or northcoastwatershedcouncils@gmail.com