A: The Charlene Larsen Center does not have dedicated RV parking. Please contact local RV parks or use designated city-approved locations for overnight stays. Street parking in Astoria is limited for large vehicles.

A: Popular options include: Astoria/Warrenton/Seaside KOA Resort – Full hookups, family-friendly, 10–15 minutes from downtown. Fort Stevens State Park – Beautiful setting with electric/water hookups, around 20 minutes from the venue. Lewis & Clark Golf and RV Park – Quiet location, full hookups, about 10 minutes from the event. Check their websites or call directly for availability and reservations.

A: Yes, there may be limited dry camping (no hookups) options in nearby areas or public lands. Fort Stevens State Park and some smaller lots may allow this on a case-by-case basis. Always check with the site for current rules and reservations.

A: Yes! Astoria and the surrounding area have several RV parks and campgrounds that welcome TGG-15 attendees. Availability can vary, so it’s best to reserve your spot early.

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A: The Charlene Larsen Center is centrally located in Astoria and is accessible by car and public transportation. Parking information and directions are available on our website. Address: 588 16th St., on the NE corner of 16th & Franklin Astoria OR 97103

A: The closest major airport to Astoria is Portland International Airport (PDX), which is about a 2-hour drive (95 miles) from Astoria. PDX is Oregon’s largest and busiest airport, offering a wide range of domestic and international flight options. ✈️ Flights into Portland (PDX): From the U.S.: PDX is well-connected to major cities across the country. Airlines such as Alaska Airlines, Delta, American, Southwest, United, JetBlue, and Spirit offer regular service from cities including Los Angeles, San Francisco, Seattle, Denver, Phoenix, Chicago, Dallas, Atlanta, New York, and more. From International Destinations: PDX also has direct international flights, primarily from Canada (Vancouver, Calgary), Mexico (Cabo San Lucas, Puerto Vallarta), Europe (Reykjavik with seasonal flights), and occasionally other destinations depending on the season and airline.

A: PDX is the most convenient and best-served airport for travelers heading to Astoria. However, there are smaller regional airports nearby: Seattle-Tacoma International Airport (SEA): About 3.5 to 4 hours away, SEA has a much larger range of international flights if you're traveling from overseas. Astoria Regional Airport (AST): A very small airport primarily used for charter and private flights. There are no commercial passenger airlines currently operating out of AST.

A: After you land at PDX, you have a few options for getting to Astoria: Rental Car: The most flexible and convenient option. The drive takes about 2 hours via US-26 W and is incredibly scenic. Shuttle Services: Some private shuttle companies offer service from Portland to Astoria. Availability may vary seasonally, so booking in advance is recommended. Bus Service: NorthWest POINT offers a motorcoach service that runs between Portland and Astoria. Buses typically leave from Portland Union Station, which is accessible from the airport by MAX light rail. If you're planning a trip to the Oregon Coast and Astoria is your destination, flying into Portland (PDX) and making the drive is the most straightforward and enjoyable route. The journey offers stunning views of Oregon’s forests, rivers, and coastline along the way!

A: Yes, we have partnered with local hotels to offer special rates for TGG-15 attendees. Details and booking information can be found on our website. Astoria Riverwalk Inn. Code: TGF

A: While it's encouraged to bring your own tenor guitar, it's not mandatory. Some workshops and jam sessions may have instruments available for use.

A: TGG-15 offers a variety of events, including:​ Concerts featuring renowned tenor guitarists Workshops covering various playing techniques and styles Jam sessions open to all attendees Trolley ride with live music along the Astoria Riverwalk Concert and Luncheon at Bridgewater Bistro with musical performances Performance at the Astoria Sunday Market

A: Yes, discounted rates are typically available for students and seniors. Please refer to the ticketing section on our website for detailed pricing information.

A: Tickets for concerts, workshops, and special events can be purchased directly through our website: www.tenorguitar.org. We recommend checking the site regularly for updates and availability.

A: TGF is expanding through local chapters and hosting a monthly online chapter meet-up that brings together tenor guitar enthusiasts from around the world. Here are a few links with more information that you might find interesting: 🎼 Online Workshop: https://www.tenorguitar.org/tgf-online-workshop 📍 Local Chapters: https://www.tenorguitar.org/team-4 🎸 Lessons: https://www.tenorguitar.org/copy-of-tgf-monthly-online-workshop

A: TGG-15 is open to everyone—musicians of all skill levels, music lovers, and anyone interested in the tenor guitar. Whether you're a seasoned player or a curious newcomer, there's something for you.

A: TGG-15 concerts are part of the Tenor Guitar Gathering, hosted by the Tenor Guitar Foundation to celebrate the music and community surrounding the tenor guitar. These concerts feature a diverse lineup of talented performers and offer an intimate, engaging experience for audiences of all backgrounds. To attend, visit tenorguitar.org for updated concert dates and ticket information. Tickets are usually available directly on the site. To stay in the loop, subscribe to our newsletter or follow us on social media for announcements and special offers. Come be a part of a unique musical celebration and connect with the tenor guitar community!

A: TGG-15 is the 15th annual celebration of the tenor guitar, featuring concerts, workshops, jam sessions, and community events. Hosted by the Tenor Guitar Foundation, the gathering brings together musicians and enthusiasts from around the world to share their passion for this unique four-stringed instrument.

A: TGG-15 will be held from May 30 to June 1, 2025, primarily at the Charlene Larsen Center for the Performing Arts, located at 588 16th St., Astoria, OR 97103.