With the tempting offer of first-rate music, exceptional craft beer and outstanding food in a festive, outdoor setting, Rusty Truck Brewing Company’s upcoming Holiday Weekend fest — the first of two planned for this summer — aims to be a prime family-friendly holiday event in Lincoln City.

Sometimes, beautiful art can expose some of the ugliest parts of our humanity. In a powerful traveling fiber arts exhibit, showing in Lincoln City’s Fiber Arts Studio Gallery from Friday, June 24 through August 21, the artists ask the viewer to “Let Me Tell You About Fistula.”

Summer is a great time for outdoor activities like disc golf and surfing, but sometimes you need a little help learning how to do them.

Get a closer look at one of the busiest community support centers in Lincoln County, while shopping for deals and enjoying live music at Toledo's Olalla Center garage sale and open house this Friday, June 17.

With its majestic bridge spanning the Yaquina Bay, two historic lighthouses, wide stretches of sandy beach, picturesque harbor teeming with fishing boats, a world-class aquarium and myriad outdoor activities, it might seem that the Newport’s motto, “The Friendliest” is underselling the town’s abundance of attractions.

It's time for aspiring thespians from tiny to teen to rejoice — the Lincoln City Cultural Center will once again host free workshops and a performance under the direction of the Missoula Children’s Theatre.

The Lincoln City Cultural Center is a vital and vibrant part of the coastal community. First established in 1992 as the Lincoln City Arts Forum, with the support from private donations, government entities, grants and annual memberships, it now has a full calendar of events, classes and a fine arts gallery with regularly changing shows.

Tails are wagging all over North Lincoln County at the news that Lincoln City’s first off-leash dog park is having a grand opening this Friday, June 10.

Birds of a feather will hike together at two different spots this weekend, when the Audubon Society of Lincoln City leads bird walks at Lincoln City’s Regatta Park this Friday, June 10, and at Ona Beach and Beaver Creek State Recreation Area south of Newport this Saturday, June 11.

Libraries across the nation are happily welcoming back patrons, and few staff are more excited for the summer than Vickie Kromer, new youth services librarian at Lincoln City’s Driftwood Public Library’.

When I came to the Oregon Coast from Ohio I was told there were several indicators of healthy environments. The weird thing was they seemed wrong.

Oregon’s very own Bob’s Red Mill has been going strong for 44 years. They are one of the nation’s leading whole grain millers and you will find their factory, retail store and restaurant in Milwaukie.

As our culture changes and horses become less and less a part of our daily lives, they are reaching an almost mythical status.

Paint alongside an artist-in-residence in the Yaquina Head Outstanding Natural Area with current resident, Emy Syrop, at the “Plein Air Paint Out” this Sunday, June 5.

Metaphors in motion: one dance simulating the creatures of our dreams — juxtaposing calm and chaos, another equating the Earth’s tectonic movements to life changes brought about by the pandemic.

Pack your flasks and get ready for laughs when the Riverbend Players present “Arsenic and Old Lace” by Joseph Kesselring this Friday, June 3, through Sunday, June 19, in Nehalem.

A former Newport mayor and award-winning painter will show her work in the newly christened Olive Street Gallery at the Newport Performing Arts Center.

Touch-a-Truck is a big event for big rigs, big trucks and big fun for families — happening this Saturday, June 4, in the parking lot at the Lincoln City Community Center.

The Newport Visual Arts Center has prepared for the busy summer season with three beautiful new exhibits opening on Saturday, June 4, ranging from colorful pastels to large-scale dioramas.

Truly one-of-a-kind art from work from Ben Killen Rosenberg and Katherine McDowell will be on show at Manzanita’s Hoffman Center for the Arts from Thursday, June 2, through Sunday, June 26.