Quick sand?
Tibetan sacred rituals, music, workshops, meditation sessions and the intricate creation of mandalas will be featured in a broad interfaith program as four saffron-robed Buddhist monks visit several Oregon Coast towns this month. Each stop on their journey will offer a unique mix of events.
An un-convent-ional kind of author
Hear bestselling author Joanie Lindenmeyer discuss love, authenticity and resilience during an author presentation at the Newport Public Library this Saturday, Feb. 7.
A very special samba-dy
Audience members will be transported from Newport to the heart of Brazil when Grammy-nominated singer-songwriter Caro Pierotto performs at the Newport Performing Arts Center this Friday, Feb. 6.
Head out for a spin
The spinning of the wheel is mesmerizing, as is watching skeins of unfinished fiber guided into the machine emerging as yarn, ready to be knit, purled, crocheted.
Art galore in Manzanita
See new work by regional artists during the February Gallery Exhibition at Manzanita’s Hoffman Center for the Art, opening this Saturday, Feb. 7.
Have a Gaden party
Hear high-energy string music when Gadan brings its transatlantic blend of Irish traditional music, bluegrass and Appalachian roots to the Lincoln City Cultural Center on Tuesday, Feb. 10.
Marley tribute returns
Celebrate Bob Marley’s 81st birthday the only proper way this Friday, Feb. 6, with live reggae music at Lincoln City’s Beach Club Event Center.
Newport exhibit is an ’80s revival
Celebrate the timeless power of creativity during “85 & Over,” a new exhibition featuring large-scale oil and acrylic paintings by artists Sandra Roumagoux, Bobbie Flewellyn and Scottie Howard.
Ocean exhibit in Bay City
Experience the spirit of the annual Ocean Celebration, traditionally held each August at Cape Lookout, during a pair of special events at the Bay City Arts Center this Friday and Saturday, Feb. 6 and 7.
The vow factor
You better pull out your pearls if you plan to participate in this year’s Valentine’s Day Celebration of Renewal and Commitment in Yachats.
Local art gets the blood pumping
The heart is most often depicted as a symbol. The one we cut from red and pink construction paper in elementary school around Valentine’s Day.
T’each their own
Celebrate local music educators during “Spotlight on the Teachers: The Joy of Music,” presented by the Lincoln County District of the Oregon Music Teachers Association this Sunday, Feb. 1.
Experts shine light on Silverspot
Learn about habitat restoration efforts for the Oregon silverspot butterfly during the February Community Meeting hosted by MidCoast Watersheds Council in Newport on Thursday, Feb. 5.
Veg-ucate yourself
Learn how to grow your own vegetables from seed during Grow Your Own, an upcoming series of free classes taught by the Master Gardeners of Lincoln County.
Fiddle duo visits Lincoln City
Seattle-based fiddle duo Dale and Nell Russ will present a house concert and a pair of workshops this Saturday, Jan. 31, and Sunday, Feb. 1.
Remembering Commissioner Claire Hall
A Celebration of Life memorial for County Commissioner Claire Hall will take place at the Hatfield Marine Science Center in Newport this Saturday, Jan. 31.
Get the blues
With more than 70 percent of the planet being covered in water, there are plenty of aquatic topics to make movies about.
Needle little connection?
No matter how stunning the result, creating something with yarn only uses a few basic moves and can get pretty…dull.
This salad is tough to beet
Ok, I know you just made a face when you saw this week’s column is about beets. You either made a happy face or a yuck face. You either love them or you really don’t.
Winter Waters rises again in Newport
Winter Waters returns to the Central Coast with a weekend of public events exploring ocean science, sustainable food systems and Newport’s blue economy Friday, Feb. 6, through Sunday, Feb. 8.