Yachts up?
Free family fun is offered at the 17th annual Wooden Boat Show at the Port of Toledo’s Waterfront Park.
A production of epic proportions
It has been an epic journey for Lincoln City’s Theatre West as it finally raises the curtain on “Epic Proportions.”
Time for some shelf-care
It’s a growth area in Oregon, evolving from a cottage industry to a thriving commercial and retail enterprise.
Artisans unite for festival
Nearly every inch of the Kiawanda Community Center will be filled with works from some of the Central Coast’s best artists.
One of my alba-core beliefs
This year marks my 10th year living on the Oregon Coast. I moved here during the month of July at the start of tuna season.
Come and sea
There are few things as formative in childhood as going to the beach for the first time. And one of the ultimate mechanisms of nostalgia is building a sandcastle…
A dog that’s heaven scent
Whether it’s endlessly chasing a ball or protecting a herd of sheep, a dog with a job is a happier one.
Art in the spotlight
In a two-week Spotlight Wall Show running through Aug. 19, the Yaquina Art Association will feature the photography of John Williams and the artwork of Alana Williams.
Eyes on the surprise
The beauty of farmers and crafters markets is that you never know exactly what you are going to end up coming home with.
Honk if you love farmers
Located east along the Yachats River toward one of Oregon's iconic covered bridges are some thriving farms that open to the public once a year to offer fresh-from-the-farm products.
The story of Camp Adair
Learn the fascinating history of Camp Adair straight from John Baker, camp expert and author of “Camp Adair: The Story of a World War II Cantonment.”
We couldn’t bare to miss this show
Don your best Hawaiian shirt and head to Primaltones Venue in Newport for the summertime themed show: "Bikini Island Burlesque."
Go for a bird walk — you won’t egret it
The Alder Island Loop Trail is one of the newest places on the Central Coast to enjoy the outdoors and is a well-groomed and almost flat trek.
That’s a wrap
“Quilts by the Sea” returns after a two-year hiatus this weekend, with the Newport Recreation Center transformed into a maze of more than 300 quilts crafted by the Oregon Coastal Quilters Guild.
Sketch and release
Art About Agriculture’s annual touring exhibition of natural resource-themed artwork has landed in Newport.
Fans flock for flamenco
Two flamenco artists at the top of their fields are coming together to bring you “Night Flowers, an evening of Flamenco” at the Primaltones Community Venue in Newport this Friday, Aug. 5.
Tough to beet
Manager Kelly Greer describes the Newport Farmer’s Market as “a very friendly, positive place. People smile a lot when they’re here.”