National Theatre Live, the award-winning program that brings the best of British theater to screens around the world, delivers the uproarious new comedy, “Jack Absolute Flies Again” to the Newport Performing Arts Center on Wednesday, Sept. 13.

Variety is always the name of the game when the Audubon Society of Lincoln City embarks on one of its bird walks. And the next two planned excursions, this Friday, Sept. 8, and Saturday, Sept. 9, will explore a variety of environments, too.

An exciting new program for creative kids is coming to Newport Performing Arts Center this fall. The new “PAC Players” after-school theater program will take place on Wednesday afternoons from 3 to 5 pm, beginning Sept. 20.

The mill town of Toledo has an enduring legacy of celebrating the arts and will do so again this weekend when the Annual Toledo Labor Day Art Walk returns for its 29th year.

The town of Seal Rock is named for a picturesque rock formation just off the coast that people can enjoy as they cruise down Highway 101 south from Newport.

The “Meet the Artist!” summer series at Lincoln City’s Freed Gallery concludes this Saturday, Sept. 2, with an exhibition by Roy Lowry.

Break out the beach chairs or spread out a blanket and enjoy a musical afternoon next to Devils Lake as the Siletz Bay Music Festival presents a free, family-friendly concert at Lincoln City’s Regatta Park this Saturday, Sept. 2.

The citizens of Depoe Bay are sending “Love to Lahaina” with a fund-raising dinner for Maui wildfire relief at the Depoe Bay Community Hall on Thursday, Sept. 7.

It was an undertaking that presented artistic and cultural challenges and required an exceptional openness to creative partnership.

Tiffany Richards teaches skills that, ideally, you will never need to use.

The Oregon Coast Learning Institute will kick off its fall term at Chapel by the Sea in Lincoln City on Tuesday, Sept. 5, with “God, Guns, Gays, and Affirmative Action” by Brent Burford.

The Yachats Arts Guild wants to "See you in September" for its annual fall art show, taking place this Labor Day weekend, Saturday, Sept. 2 through Monday, Sept. 4.

The Pacific Coast Wind Ensemble, a concert band with members from the coast and Willamette Valley, will present its second annual free Labor Day concert at the Yachats Commons Pavilion on Monday, Sept.4.

Presenting a sonic rainbow of adventurous musical offerings in classical and contemporary chamber and symphonic music, Latin jazz and Native American motifs, the Siletz Bay Music Festival returns for its 11th season this Friday, Aug. 25.

The first US auto show happened so long ago that contemporary advertisements for cars often touted reduction in horse manure on city streets as a selling point.

You don’t need to be a Medieval knight or invest in fancy GPS equipment to go on a Quest. All you need is a list of clues, some sturdy shoes and a sense of adventure.

The Newport School of Artistic Movement has opened registration for fall classes open to students aged five through adult in beginning through advanced levels.

There are no contests and no costs for registration. At the Cloverdale Cruise-in, it’s all about chill vibes.

Early bird registration is open for the CoastBusters Walk for Breast Cancer, which will return for its third year on Saturday, Sept. 30, at Newport High School.

Lincoln City’s Driftwood Public Library will be filled with looks at the “This is Me” Fashion Show on Wednesday, Aug. 30.