Events Calendar


NEW BOOK!

Legendary Locals

of the Long Beach Peninsula

ARRIVES IN STORES APRIL 29, 2013


May 2013
Saturday, May 11th – Book Signing, 1:00 P.M. to 3:00 P.M.
Adelaide’s Coffee and Books
1401 Bay Avenue
Ocean Park, WA
360-665-6050

Wednesday, May 15th – Book Signing, 2:00 P.M. to 4:00 P.M.
The Picture Attic
Pacific Hiway and North 8th
Long Beach, WA
360-642-4770

Saturday, May 25th – Book Signing, 1:00 P.M. to 3:00 P.M.
Oysterville Store (Grand Re-opening Celebration)
3012 Oysterville Road
Oysterville, WA
360-665-4766
                                                                                                                                 

June 2013
Saturday, June 29th – 1:00 P.M. to 3:00 P.M.
“Reading and Speaking with Legendary Locals” – Event and Book Signing
Columbia Pacific Heritage Museum
115 Lake Street SE
Ilwaco, WA

360-642-3446


July 2013
Saturday, July 6th — Book Signing, 11:00 A.M. to 1:00 P.M.
Bailey’s Bakery and Café
26910 Sandridge Road
Nahcotta, WA
360-665-4449




Tailor a Talk with Sydney
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Sydney is available to speak to your group and is happy to talk about any of her books or about the history of Oysterville and other areas of SW Washington. Or… ask her to tailor a talk to the local history interests of your group or, in the case of school groups, to the age and information needs of your class.
Sydney Stevens
P.O. Box 2
Oysterville, WA 98641
360.665-4716info@sydneyofoysterville.com

Past Events
                                                                                    

April 13, 2013
Keynote Speaker at the
Citizenship Awards Ceremony,
Occident Masonic Lodge, Ilwaco.
The subject of Sydney’s address
was “On Being a Role Model”
and was based on Medora Espy’s
Diary excerpts in Dear Medora:
Child of Oysterville’s ForgottenYears.

                                                               



October, 2011
_____________________________

Oct. 2
Northwest Bookfest Panelist
“Research and Writing Family
History and Genealogy”


June, 2010
 


June 26
In Oysterville

 


December, 2009


December 5
Columbia Pacific Heritage Museum
Ilwaco, WA

October, 2009


October 11
Book signing at Bailey’s Café
Nahcotta, WA

September, 2009


September 12
Chehalis-Centralia Railroad and Museum
Chehalis, WA

July, 2009


July 18 & 19
Columbia Pacific Heritage Museum
Ilwaco, WA

January, 2009


January 17
Channel Point Village
Hoquiam, WA

December, 2008


December 16
Peninsula Church Center
Seaview, WA

September, 2008


September 13
Ocean Park Timberland Library
Ocean Park, WA
September 4
Westport Timberland Library
Westport, WA
sydney stevens of Oysterville, WA

May, 2008


May 10
Adelaide’s Books and Coffee
Ocean Park, WA
May 7
Our Saviour’s Lutheran Church
Raymond, WA

March, 2008


March 25
W.H. Abel Memorial Library
Montesano, WA
March 2
Aberdeen Timberland Library
Aberdeen, WA

February, 2008


February 26
Rotary Club of SW Pacific County Peninsula
Long Beach, WA
February 10
Pacific County Historical Society Meeting
Naselle, Washington

December, 2007


December 11
Pacific County Historical Society Museum
South Bend, WA

December 4
16th Annual WSU Press Holiday Book Fair
WSU Pullman Campus
December 2
The Bookie, Too | Pullman, WA

December 1
Whitman County Library | Colfax, WA

sydney stevens of Oysterville, WA

November, 2007


November 29
Washington State Library
Tumwater, WA
November 17
Lucy’s Books Booksigning Event
Astoria, OR
November 9-11
Portland Wordstock Book Festival

October, 2007


October 14
Stanford Homecoming Reunion
Alumni Authors’ Showcase

August, 2007


August 25
Friends of Skamokawa Foundation
August 18
The Bookie, Too | Pullman, WA
August 17
Historian Sydney Stevens Honored
Washington State University
August 17
National Lentil Festival
Friday Night Street Fair
WSU Press Booth | Pullman, WA
August 4
Independent Books | Long Beach, WA

July, 2007


July 30
Washington Women’s History Consortium
Washington State Capitol Museum Presentation


“I want to express to you, Sydney, my admiration for your terrific presentation today of Medora and Mama’s correspondence and diary excerpts. You clearly had taken great care in preparing the reading (from Dear Medora). It had an energy to it that increased to a crescendo and pathos. Your reading was brilliant and added to the general poignancy of the story. You should be very proud of the product of your efforts. In and of itself, the characters and their humanity come through; but you have also memorialized a page from the past, yours personally, but one that we can all wonder at.”

Cyndy Hayward, Adelaide’s Books
Ocean Park, Washington, August 4, 2007