For five days in July, the lawns of the Lincoln City Cultural Center will once again become an outdoor art gallery and the epicenter of a coastal conservation project.

It’s not hard to see why fans of hard cider love it so much. This naturally gluten-free fermented drink is crisp, refreshing and fruity.

The 60+ Activity Center at the Newport Senior Center continues to provide a varied schedule of classes and events for mature and motivated community members.

Sasquatch sightings are so 2021. Really want to impress someone? Tell them the tale that began the fateful day when a less-than-careful canine slipped over the side of a boat into the Yaquina River.

The New Lincoln County Fair returns to Newport this Friday through Sunday, July 1 through 3.

There’s no doubt about it, July 4 evokes memories of all things Americana. It’s a celebration of the history, government and traditions of the country.

Toledo cracks open wide to show its vibrant arts community every month, especially during the summer when Art, Oysters and Brews comes to town.

On Saturday, July 2, Clover the Cow will build upon a 40-year tradition by leading a parade downhill from Nestucca High School through the cluster of galleries, antique and crafts shops that form the heart of historic downtown Cloverdale.

If it could only be bottled. The lovely combination of youth, enthusiasm for a new job and the joy emanated by the few lucky enough to be doing what they love and, even luckier, getting paid to do it.

After years dominated by virtual events, Manzanita’s Hoffman Center for the Arts is creating some verse-tual entertainment for July with a town-wide poetry walk.

This detour is one I do when I feel the need to walk, but am not interested in driving far.

Hear ye, hear ye! Dost thou enjoy the art of sword fighting, bosoms clad in corsets and vendors selling wares of the realm?

Central Coast parks and recreation departments have done a bang-up job planning two upcoming free concerts by the Pan Wizards Steel Orchestra.

The summer season has officially started — or as I like to call it, strawberry season.

Summers on the coast tend to be windy, but for some, that’s a very good thing.

Join us this Saturday, June 25 for our favorite event of the summer as we celebrate the 65th annual June Dairy Parade!

Chinook Winds Casino Resort, owned and operated by the Confederated Tribes of Siletz Indians, celebrates 27 years in business this year.

As spring prepares to launch into summer, there is no better place to be than Waldport for the 66th annual Beachcomber Days weekend, Friday through Sunday, June 17 through 19.

Hiking the Oregon Coast Trail doesn’t have to be merely putting one foot in front of the other. That makes for a long 425 miles.

The Oregon Coast Children's Theatre is offering free family art workshops and training for kids in both theater and fine arts from its new premises at the Fairview Grange in Tillamook.