Theatre West’s latest production, “Panache,” written by Don Gordon, explores the unlikely love story between two adults in their 50s whose vastly different lifestyles challenge one another on the path to finding true connection.

A wildly popular audience participation movie since 1975, “The Rocky Horror Picture Show” will return to Lincoln City’s Bijou Theatre for another interactive performance this Saturday. Oct. 21.

Neskowin Chamber Music begins its 28th season with an appearance by the Alexander String Quartet at Camp Winema this Sunday, Oct. 22.

The amount of data that can be stored on modern phones has become staggering, but many of us are walking around without taking the proper steps to ensure we don’t lose precious photos from one badly timed lean.

Experience the bittersweet story of Sister Helen Prejean’s fight for the soul of a condemned murderer when the Metropolitan Opera presents “Dead Man Walking” at the Newport Performing Arts Center this Saturday, Oct. 21.

It was 1937 and America was reeling from the effects of the Great Depression, as well as the prospect of engaging in another world war.

Veteran coastal art photographers Walter Duvall and Andree Devine will share a two-week Spotlight Show at Newport’s Yaquina Art Association Gallery, starting this Saturday, Oct. 14.

Art from every angle will be on display at the Newport Visual Arts Center this Friday, Oct. 13, when it hosts “Varied Perspectives,” the new exhibit from the Yachats Arts Guild.

Anton Chekhov’s classic play “The Seagull” will fill the big screen at the Newport Performing Arts Center on Wednesday, Oct. 18, as National Theatre Live returns to the coast.

With “Sharknado” a distant memory and “Sharks on a Plane” still awaiting the greenlight from cowardly studio executives, all eyes for shark-related entertainment turn to Sharktoberfest this Saturday, Oct. 14, in Newport.

Abstract works that touch on difficult social issues are on display at Manzanita’s Hoffman Center for the Arts as it hosts “Chasing Shelter,” an exhibit by pioneering digital artist Joan Truckenbrod.

Artist Steve Pickering takes viewers on a healing journey through his subconscious mind in “Lucky to be Alive,” opening this Friday, Oct. 13, at the Newport Visual Arts Center.

This weekend will see Yachats greet the annular solar eclipse with the Dark Days Festival, showcasing a host of musical artists throughout Friday and Saturday, Oct. 13 and 14.

The Cascade Head Biosphere Reserve, located toward the north end of Lincoln City, is a place quite unlike any other.

I have been thinking again. I actually do it more than once a year; and it is always a cause for concern. This time I’m taking a break on a bench at the parking lot near the Cape Perpetua Visitor Center just south of Yachats.

Birds from Lincoln City to Depoe Bay will be the focus of a pair of birding walks organized by the Audubon Society of Lincoln City this Friday and Saturday, Oct. 13 and 14.

If fall weather has got you Kind of Blue, remind yourself What a Wonderful World we live in with a visit to the Oregon Coast Jazz Party, returning to the Newport Performing Arts Center for three days of exceptional live jazz starting this Friday, Oct. 6.

A fanciful array of otherworldly ocean creatures will be on display at Lincoln City’s Chessman Gallery when the “UnHuman” exhibit opens this Friday. Oct. 6.

You could be forgiven for being all a-flutter when you visit Yachats this weekend to view the 34 art banners proudly flying from light poles along Highway 101.

For many veterans, boot camp might bring back memories of scratchy blankets. But the new exhibit at Newport’s Pacific Maritime Heritage Center aims to give a more layered portrayal of life in, and after, military service.