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Long Beach Peninsula
Ocean Park
Jun 15-Jun 16 Northwest Garlic Festival - Abandon your mouthwash and head for the coast! Sample an array of garlic-laced foods & crafts. The Wilson Field venue provides ample space for enjoying old cars, live music and vendor offerings. Remember, it is chic to reek--of Garlic, that is! www.opwa.com 888-751-9354
Jul 04 Old Fashioned 4th of July Parade - A family fun event. All are welcome to bring their own floats and join in; children are welcome to ride their bicycles in the parade. www.opwa.com888-751-9354
Aug 18Jazz and Oysters - One-day live jazz event. Delectable food, including grilled oysters, desserts and more from peninsula restaurants. www.jazzandoysters.com800-451-2542
Sep 07-Sep 08Rod Run to the End of the World - Classic car show features thousands of automobiles, from Model As to the muscle cars of the 60s and 70s. Main events are held at Wilson Field www.beachbarons.com 800-451-2542
Long Beach
May 25-Sep 02SummerFest - Free family friendly entertainment and activities for the public on weekends. Music in the gazebo, horse and wagon rides, balloon artistry, art in the park, make and take crafts, Mother Goose & Friends, appearances by Smokey the Bear and more. www.funbeach.com 800-451-2542
Jun 14-Oct 04Columbia-Pacific Farmers Market - A lively market and entertainment venue dedicated to the spectacular eats and farm crafts of the Columbia-Pacific region. By shopping here you support and celebrate our hardworking farmers/fishers. Veterans Field. www.longbeachwa.gov/farmersmarket360-642-4421
Jun 22Beach to Chowder Run/Walk - 5K run/walk or 10K run with ocean waves breaking nearby. Complimentary clam chowder served at awards ceremony. Bring the whole family to this pet friendly event. www.beachtochowder.com 800-451-2542
Jun 28-Jun 29Doggie Olympic Games - Fun for dogs of all ages, sizes, shapes and abilities. Pre-registration pizza party Friday, 4-7 pm. Saturday, show off your pup’s skills in Dunking for Dogs, Peanut Butter Lick, Shedding Contest and more. www.doggieolympicgames.com 800-451-2542
Jul 10-Jul 14Sandsations - In-city sand sculpture displays. and sand sculpting competition on the beach with multiple amateur and professional competitors. Sand Flea Pet Parade Saturday at 1pm on the beach. www.sandsationslongbeach.com800-451-2542
Jul 26-Jul 28NPRA Sanctioned Rodeo - Bareback riding, saddle bronc riding, bull riding, calf roping, barrel racing, steer wrestling, team roping. Besides rodeo action there is a Parade, Cowboy Breakfast, and Family night games for kids. www.peninsulasaddleclub.com/rodeo.html 800-451-2542
Aug 02-Aug 03Jake the Alligator Man’s Birthday - Enjoy old fashioned family fun, reminiscent of days gone by with Pirates, sideshow, car show, Jake-inspired kids games, bounce house, live music & the ever popular Bride of Jake Pinup contest. www.jakethealligatorman.com800-451-2542
Aug 03Race Against Violence - 5K Run/Walk along the beach on the Long Beach Peninsula. The top male & female finishers receive trophies. Proceeds from the Race are used to promote awareness & education about domestic violence. www.dvawareness.org 800-451-2542
Aug 09-Aug 11Surf n’ Saddle’s Jr. Rodeo - Cowboy breakfast, Concessions, Parade Friday night through downtown. Come watch your local cowboys & cowgirls compete in bucking horses, bull riding, barrel racing, break away roping, and more! www.nwjra.com800-451-2542
Aug 19-Aug 25WA State International Kite Festival - Competitions by both professional and amateur kite flyers, choreographed kite flies, mass ascensions, fireworks, lighted night kite flies and a variety of vendors. Fireworks Friday night. www.kitefestival.com800-451-2542
Ilwaco
May 04-Sep 28Saturday Market - Shop for farm fresh produce, handmade crafts, fine art, plants, cut flowers, baked goods and mouthwatering prepared food. Watch the boats go by & the catch-of-the-day come in. Uniquely situated on the waterfront, Saturday Market runs every Saturday. www.portofilwaco.org/events/saturday-mar503-338-9511
May 31-Sep 01From the Water the Woods: 125 Years of Rail - Exhibition - 125th anniversary of the Clamshell Railroad. Photographs, artifacts and scale models. A look at how important railroads were to life at the turn of the century. Columbia Pacific Heritage Museum is open Tues - Sat 10am-4pm Sun noon-4pm. $2.50 -$5.00 www.clamshellrailroad.org360 642 3446
Jun 08-Aug 24Waikiki Beach Concert Series - Free concerts at the Confluence Project amphitheater overlooking Waikiki Beach in Cape Disappointment State Park on Saturdays. www.funbeach.com 800-451-2542
Jun 28-Jun 29Relay for Life - Relay for Life is a fun overnight event which raises money for the fight against cancer. Teams of 8-15 gather with camping gear to participate in the fund raising walk. Funds raised help in research, education, advocacy and patient services. www.relayforlife.org/longbeachwa360-795-3922
Jul 06Fireworks at the Port - Seating for the fireworks over the marina at the Port of Ilwaco is on the lawn in front of the harbor, next to port restaurants and shops. The display is set off over the water at dusk. www.funbeach.com 800-451-2542
Jul 20-Jul 21 Clamshell Railroad Days - Celebrates the history of the IR&N Railroad-the only railroad that ran with the tides-which operated on the Long Beach Peninsula from 1889-1930. Included are model railroad layouts, historical presentations, kids craft caboose and a bus tour. www.columbiapacificheritagemuseum.org800-451-2542
Jul 26-Jul 27OTC Ilwaco Tuna Classic - Several tournaments happen along the Oregon/Washington coast with teams of 4 anglers competing to bring in the five biggest tuna in aggregate weight. The resulting catch is donated to area food banks. www.oregontunaclassic.com800-451-2542
Aug 16-Aug 17Blues & Seafood - Music at the Ilwaco Marina begins Friday at 7:00 pm. Cost is $15. Saturday is all day beginning at 2:00 pm. www.bluesandseafood.com360.783.1143
Sep 06Slow Drag at the Port - Hot Rods line up at the port of Ilwaco to compete in a coasting competition. Cars have 15 feet in which to accelerate and then coast for 200 yards. To win, a car must cross the finish line and stop closest to the line. www.funbeach.com 800-451-2542
Chinook
Jul 12-Aug 04Peninsula Association of Performing Artists: The Wizard of Oz - At the historic Fort Columbia Theater in Chinook. www.papatheatre.org360-665-3637
Aug 31-Sep 02Chinook Arts Festival - Juried arts & crafts featuring blown glass, stained glass, photography, jewelry, oil & watercolors, pottery, wood sculpture & more! www.inspirationsglass.net 800-451-2542
Peninsula
May 24-May 27World’s Longest Garage Sale - Garage sales dot the Peninsula’s main and residential streets, offering 4-days of bargain specials. www.funbeach.com 800-451-2542
Jul 19-Jul 21Clamshell Railroad Days - Anniversary Celebratio - Fri 19 12-5pm 3rd St NW Long Beach Depot First run of the IR &N. Bayside Singers Shoalwater Storytellers’ CPHM Museum, Ilwaco Layouts The IR&N Then & Now The Shoalwater Storytellers Pullman Passenger Car NAHCOTTA, Kids Crafts, Storytelling www.clamshellrailroad.org360 642 3446
Jul 20Music in the Gardens - A variety of private gardens on the Long Beach Peninsula are opened to visitors for one day only. These gardens include formal, cottage, vegetable, herb & vintage styles. All feature live musical performances. www.watermusicfestival.com800-451-2542

Northern California
Smith River
Jun 08Bicoastal Media Texaco Country Showdown Semi-Finals - This is the Biggest Music Talent Contest on America’s Wild River’s Coast. www.lucky7casino.com800-422-KCRE
Aug 17Smith River Days - A free fun filled family day for children of all ages with a fireman’s pancake breakfast, parade, fireman’s waterball competition, food, arts and crafts, live entertainment, children’s booths, shopping cart races, lawnmower races, and petting zoo. www.delnorte.org707-951-3372
Crescent City
Jun 01Crescent City Poker Run - Poker run is open to all street legal motorcycles. Tri-tip lunch, music, opportunity drawings, and fun! Cost is $25 per person and $40 per couple. Proceeds benefit Relay For Life. www.crescentcitypokerrun.com 707-954-2467
Jun 01-Oct 26Saturday Farmers Market - Held in the Del Norte County Fairgrounds parking lot every Saturday from 9:00am – 1:00pm.707-464-7441
Jun 05-Oct 30Wednesday Farmers Market - Each month on the first Wednesday, additional “flea market” type of vendors will be allowed to sell their wares. The rest of the Wednesdays will be for grown or hand made specifically. It is held in the parking lot with the clocktower on the corner of 3rd and K Streets. www.delnorte.org707-616-1632
Jun 22The Rodeo Rally for the Cure Ladies Golf Tournament www.delnorte.org707-458-3214
Jun 27-Jul 06LRT’s Annual 4th of July Melodrama - Come to Lighthouse Repertory Theatre’s Annual 4th of July Melodrama for good, old-fashioned fun where you boo the villain and cheer the hero. All shows except the one on the 4th will be at 6:30pm; the show on the 4th of July will be at 3:oopm. Shows will be performed two weekends at the United Methodist Church, 664 H Street in Crescent City. www.delnorte.org707-465-3740
Jul 1344rd Annual Gasquet Raft Races - This is a fun time with decorated rafts, where participants often come in costume. Go to the American Legion Hall; you will be directed from there. Registration begins at 10am at the forks; the raft races start at noon. A deep pit BBQ at the American Legion Hall begins at noon, running until 4pm or 5pm; the cost of the BBQ is $8.50. www.delnorte.org707-954-1836
Aug 01-Aug 04Del Norte County Fair - Tons of fun with rodoe, demolition derby and a whole lot more at the Del Norte County Fairgrounds. www.dnfair.org707-464-9556
Sep 20-Sep 21North Coast Redwood Writers Conference - A full slate of presenters and workshops to improve writing and publishing skills. www.NCRWC.org707-465-2300
Klamath Area
Aug 17Klamath Salmon Festival - Great opportunity to learn more about the Yurok Tribe with a traditional salmon dinner, Stick Game Tournament, heavy equipment rodeo, cultural demonstrations, and array of kids’ activities and vendors. www.yuroktribe.org/salmonfestival

Oregon Coast
Oregon Coast
Jun 01Oregon State Parks Day - Free admission and free camping Saturday night in all Oregon State Parks. www.oregonstateparks.org800-551-6949
Jun 08The Educational Newport Homeowner and Condominium Association Forum - 9am-1pm, Newport Hallmark • Governing Docs • Legislative Update • Reserve Studies • HOA Organization • Running Meetings • MERS/Foreclosures • FHA • Dealing w/Bullies • Q&A Panel Receive info and answers to help your association run smoothly! www.vf-law.com/events/oregon5036844111
Jun 14-Aug 25Let's Go Camping - Try out camping with gear provided by Oregon State Parks along with instruction on camping basics, equipment care, Leave No Trace, essentials of safe hiking, fire building and safety, and campfire and Dutch oven cooking. Reserve at a number of different state campgrounds. www.oregon.gov/OPRD/PARKS888-953-7677
Jun 15-Jul 07Jan Fennell International Dog Listener Foundation Courses in Canine Communication - UK’s International Dog Listener Jan Fennell is scheduled to bring her Canine Communication Foundation Courses to the USA this summer holding these courses in Chicago, Montana & Oregon. www.janfennellthedoglistener.com+44 (0) 1724 761764
Astoria
May 12-Oct 13Astoria Sunday Market - Locals and tourists alike enjoy the bustling, colorful and lively weekly Market. Taste, shop and explore! www.AstoriaSundayMarket.com503-325-1010
May 30-Jun 02Tenor Guitar Gathering - Twelve performers gather to entertain audiences at various venues throughout Astoria. www.tenorguitargathering.com
Jun 07Goonies Day - Celebrate this classic cult film in true Goonies fashion! www.oldoregon.com800-875-6807
Jun 14-Jun 30Astoria Music Festival - An event not to be missed with two weeks of classic music, opera, and more. www.astoriamusicfestival.org503-325-9896
Jun 16-Jun 30Astor Street Opry Company Playhouse: Junior Shanghaied - Original adaption of the traditional musical melodrama SHANGHAIED IN ASTORIA, rewritten a bit for kids to perform but as fun and memorable as the BIG Shanghaied. Every Fri–Sat 6:30 p.m., Sun 2 p.m. www.shanghaiedinastoria.com503-325-6104
Jun 21-Jun 23Scandinavian Midsummer Festival - Featured entertainers for the 2013 Scandinavian Midsummer Festival will be Harald Haugaard and Helene Blum of Denmark. Harald won Entertainer of the Year and Best Folk Album of the year in the 2012 Danish Music Awards. Haugaard and Blum visited Astoria previously in 2011 and many festival visitors requested that we bring them back again as soon as possible. www.astoriascanfest.com800-875-6807
Jul 03-Jul 04Fourth of July Fireworks - Fireworks explode behind the East Basin on July 4 at dusk, approximately, 9:30pm www.oldoregon.com800-875-6807
Jul 10Seaman's Day - More than 200 years ago, the Lewis and Clark Expedition wintered at Fort Clatsop--along with one dog. Ever wonder why Captain Lewis brought a 140-pound Newfoundland dog on the expedition? Come learn about this amazing dog and meet some Seaman look-a-likes. www.nps.gov/lewi503-861-2471
Jul 11-Sep 14Astor Street Opry Company Playhouse: Shanghaied in Astoria - Locally written play is part-vaudeville, part-soap opera, and part 1950’s style Hollywood musical – all combined into a fun and entertaining look at traditional local folklore. Shows every Thurs–Sat. www.shanghaiedinastoria.com503-325-6104
Jul 30-Aug 03Clatsop County Fair - Whether it`s pigs or poultry, jams or jewelry, local entertainment, or just plain fun - the Clatsop County Fair has it all and more! www.clatsopfairgrounds.com/fair.htm503-325-4600
Aug 08-Aug 11Astoria Regatta - Celebrate Regatta`s 119th year. Boat races, parades, dances, music, trolley rides, and more fun for the entire family. www.astoriaregatta.org503-861-2288
Aug 25Dog Day Day Afternoon - Pet fashion show sponsored by The Pet Works with proceeds benefitting Clatsop Animal Assistance. Registration opens in June. The fashion show and other dog-friendly events take place at the Market with an emphasis on fun and training so your pet feels safe in any public place. www.AstoriaSundayMarket.com503-325-1010
Sep 14-Sep 15Commercial Fishermen’s Festival - Appearances from captains made famous in their roles on TV`s Deadliest Catch, competitions, cooking demos, and more. www.commercialfishermensfestival.com503-791-8703
Sep 14-Sep 15Victorian Games at Flavel House www.cumtux.org503-325-2203
Oct 06Gives Us The Boot! Rubber Boot Stomp and Silent Auction - This was a fun event last year as we danced our way through the Market wearing custom-decorated boots. The Market is accepting donated boots all season for the Rubber Boot Silent Auction. Market supporters vote for their favorite boot and get a chance to win a bid to purchase. Anyone can join the Rubber Boot Stomp through the Market. Rehearsal is Sunday, September 29. Join our Facebook page or join our e-News to stay updated on details. www.AstoriaSundayMarket.com
Oct 13Great Columbia River Crossing 10k - Once each year for just two hours, 3,000 runners and walkers are able to cross the historic Astoria-Megler Bridge as a part of the Great Columbia Crossing 10k. The opportunity to trek across the 4.1-mile bridge attracts runners from around the globe. www.greatcolumbiacrossing.com800-875-6807
Oct 18-Oct 20Astoria Film Festival - World-class film festival on the northern Oregon coast, event draws upon the outstanding talents of the northwest and the world. Workshops and seminars for students of film and the public. www.goaiff.com503-484-5122
Dec 16-Dec 17Flavel House Museum Plum Pudding and Tea www.cumtux.org503-325-2203
Warrenton
May 25-May 26Memorial Day at Fort Stevens - Memorial Day events celebrating freedom and our Veterans, great family activity. www.visitftstevens.com503-861-1470
Jun 2171th Anniversary of the Japanese Attack - At Battery Russell at Fort Stevens. www.visitftstevens.com503-861-1470
Jul 044th of July in Warrenton - BBQ at the Fire Station, parade along Main Ave. at 3 pm.503-861-7447
Jul 20-Jul 21World War II Living History Event - Reenactors display authentic weapons, wear correct WWII uniforms, and set up realistic camps at Fort Stevens State Park. Tickets can be purchased to fire blank cartridges through allied and German rifles. www.visitfortstevens.com503-861-1470
Aug 31-Sep 02Fort Stevens Battle Reenactment and Living History - The Northwest Civil War Council and the Friends of Old Fort Stevens host the annual Battle Reenactment event. The public can view the battles from the top of the west battery near the park museum. It is a crowd pleaser and a great camera viewpoint. www.nwcwc.org/fortstevens.html503-861-1470
Seaside
Jun 08-Jun 09Seaside Beach Soccer Tournament www.seasidebeachsoccer.com503-738-6391
Jun 14-Jun 15Muscle 'N' Chrome - Show & Shine, Builders` Showcase, and of course the Downtown Cruise-along with a Vendors Alley and entertainment. www.seasidedowntown.com503-717-1914
Jun 16-Jun 21OREGON STATE GRANGE CONVENTION
Jul 044th of July Parade & Fireworks - Parade kicks off at 11am in downtown. www.seasidechamber.com503-738-6391
Jul 04Seaside Celebrates the 4th of July - Food, including ice cream social, games, silent auction, concert, and entertainment at noon at the Seaside Historical Society Museum. www.seasidemuseum.org503-738-7065
Aug 09-Aug 11Seaside Beach Volleyball Tournament - More than 800 teams compete in the World's Largest Amateur Beach Volleyball tournament. www.seasidebeachvolleyball.com503-738-6391
Aug 16-Aug 18Lewis and Clark Salt Works Re-enactment - Actors in original costume boil seawater to make salt to preserve their meat for the trip home. Actors have trade beads for goods brought by spectators/tourist to trade. South end of the Prom and Ave U. Friday 5pm thru Sunday 3pm. www.seasidemuseum.org503-738-7065
Aug 16-Aug 18Gem, Mineral, Jewelry & Fossil Show - Gem, mineral, jewelry, and fossil show with free admission at the Seaside Civic & Convention Center. www.ogmshows.com
Aug 23-Aug 24Hood-To-Coast Relay - Since 1989, Seaside has served as the finish line for the Hood to Coast Relay Race. Watch the finishers, and enjoy fireworks at 9pm. www.hoodtocoast.com
Sep 05-Sep 08Wheels 'N' Waves Car Show - Spectators can expect unique builder and street cars. Show & Shine on Friday thru Sunday, Downtown Cruise on Saturday. www.seasidedowntown.com503-717-1914
Cannon Beach
May 01-Nov 30Cannon Beach History Center & Museum: The Infamous Terrible Tilly - Exhibit tells the tales of Tillamook Rock beginning with its construction in 1879, through its decommissioning in 1957, and what is going on there now. Stories of ghosts, shipwrecks, and lonely lighthouse keepers will excite history and lighthouse enthusiasts alike. www.cbhistory.org503-436-9301
May 03-May 25Coaster Theatre: 84 Charing Cross Road - Adapted by James Roose-Evans from Helene Hanf's book, this play is about the love of books and literature. The story spans 20 years from 1949 to 1969 as Helene, a New York writer, corresponds with an antiquarian bookshop manager in London. As books from Britain to Helene and care packages from Helene to the bookshop staff of post-war torn Britain traverse the Atlantic, a close friendship develops between these lovers of literature. A truly touching, hands-across-the-sea, sentimental chronicle. Shows Fri–Sat 7:30 p.m., Sun 3 p.m. (Talkback Thursday, May 23 at 7:30); tickets $15–$20. www.coastertheatre.com503-436-1242
May 19Beach Walk/Run - 6th annual Cannon Beach Elementary School Walk/Run. Sand is hard packed flat and fast at low tide. Run amid beautiful local scenery including Haystack Rock on this popular out and back course. 503-436-2294
May 24Acoustic Folk! Music Series: Robert Richter - Richter is a talented musician who brings foot stomping high energy music to audiences. Cannon Beach History Center & Museum, 7 p.m. $7 for adults and $2 for children. www.cbhistory.org503-436-9301
Jun 01Coaster Theatre: 3 Leg Torso in Concert - Concert at 7:30 pm. at Coaster Theatre. Tickets $20. www.coastertheatre.com503-436-1242
Jun 12-Sep 25Cannon Beach Farmers Market - The CBFM offers cut flowers in addition to a wide variety of fresh produce, pasture-raised meat, organic cheeses, wild-caught seafood, and hand-crafted artisan food products in the lively midtown area every Tuesday from 1-5 pm. www.cannonbeachmarket.org
Jun 14-Jun 1649th Annual Sandcastle Day Contest - Fun for the whole family. It's hard to tell whether the participants or spectators enjoy this event more. It all begins just after the morning high tide, and ends about 12 hours later as the next high tide reclaims the beach. Friday kicks off with an opening night mixer that's open to all! Saturday is sure to impress as we'll have master builder teams competing for prize money right under the shadow of Haystack Rock along with up to 50 individual "plots" for entrants to "work their magic." Relax Saturday night at a bonfire on the beach. Stick around until Sunday morning for an awesome fun run right on the beach. www.cannonbeach.org503-436-2623
Jun 14-Jun 16Cannon Beach 49th Annual Sandcastle Contest - 49th Annual Sandcastle Contest Weekend Friday Evening - Bucket & Shovels Dinner Saturday - Sandcastle Building, Concert & Bonfire with Drummers and Smores Sunday - 5k Run www.cannonbeachsandcastleday.com503-436-2623
Jun 21-Aug 31Coaster Theatre: A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum - Stephen Sondheim's musical has been called one of the funniest musicals ever written. Fast paced, witty, irreverent and bawdy, it tells the story of a slave in ancient Rome who goes to great lengths to gain his freedom by securing a courtesan for his young master, Hero. As the opening number clearly states, "Tragedy tomorrow, COMEDY TONIGHT”. Shows Wed–Sun 7:30 p.m.; tickets $18–$23. www.coastertheatre.com503-436-1242
Jun 22Haystack Rock Awareness Program (HRAP) Volunteer Training - 9am to 1pm at City Hall, free and open to the public! Please RSVP to confirm your spot. The mission of the Haystack Rock Awareness Program (HRAP) is to protect, through education, the intertidal and bird ecology of the Marine Garden and Oregon Islands National Wildlife Refuge at Haystack Rock. ci.cannon-beach.or.us/~Natural/HRAP/hrap503-436-8095, TTY: 503-436-8097
Jun 28-Jun 30Plein Air and More - Begins with a Friday night meet and greet of artists and gallery owners at the Chamber/Info Center on Spruce. An exhibition of work changes through out the weekend as works are created and brought in wet and newly created on the beach or in town. www.cbgallerygroup.com503-436-2623
Jul 04Independence Day Parade - A fun, small-town, everybody-get-in-on-the-act parade celebrating America.436-2973 or Nancy Teagle 436-0424
Jul 12-Sep 01Coaster Theatre: The Importance of Being Ernest - This Oscar Wilde comedy of manners was first presented in London over 100 years ago and immediately became a classic. Meet Jack and Algernon who both lead double lives, each taking the name of Ernest as they attempt to win the hearts of Gwendolyn and Cecily under the ever watchful eye of Gwendolyn's battle-ax mother, Lady Bracknell. Witty repartee leads to the conclusion that it is indeed important to be Earnest - Ernest indeed! Shows Wed–Sun 7:30 p.m.; tickets $15–$20. www.coastertheatre.com503-436-1242
Sep 13-Sep 159th Annual Tour of Homes & Gardens - Tour attendees will get an inside peek at true coastal living during the 10th Annual Cannon Beach Tour of Homes & Gardens www.cbhistory.org503.436.9301
Nov 01-Nov 03Stormy Weather Arts Festival - Music, theater, poetry and visual art.Evening receptions at the galleries, many feature live music. Mingle with artists you have always wanted to meet and admire. Talks are scheduled throughout the weekend as well as demonstrations. 502-436-1242 or 503-436-2623
Manzanita
Jun 14-Sep 02 Manzanita Farmers Market - Fresh produce and local products from the abundant fields, orchards, rivers and pastures of the area, along with live music every Friday - 5-8 PM. www.manzanitafarmersmarket.com503-368-3688
Jul 04 Manzanita's July 4th Celebration - Begin with a Pancake breakfast at 8:30 am to 11:00 am at the Fire Hall, then enjoy the Parade at 1:00pm and then end your day with fireworks on the beach beginning at 10:00 pm.877-368-5100
Jul 05-Jul 07Trash Art Show - One-of-a-kind show features art made with recycled materials. www.cartm.org 503-368-7764
Jul 20Manzanita Beach Walk & Run - Fun, Sun, Run. Nestled at the base of Neahkahnie Mountain sits one of Oregon's most iconic and scenic beaches. Experience what participants from across the country are calling the a run to remember. Snacks. Shirts. Awards. Prizes. 5k Run & Walk. 10k Run. facebook.com/beachwalkrun5033684595
Jul 20Manzanita Beach Walk & Run - Fun, Sun, Run. Nestled at the base of Neahkahnie Mountain sits one of Oregon's most iconic and scenic beaches. Experience what participants from across the country are calling the a run to remember. Snacks. Shirts. Awards. Prizes. 5k Run & Walk. 10k Run. facebook.com/beachwalkrun5033684595
Oct 12Trashion Show - Trash and ultra-creative fashion meet at this fun, funky fundraiser. www.cartm.org 503-368-7764
Rockaway Beach
May 17-May 19Kite Festival - Bring your kite or watch the spectacular displays from professional kite-fliers. www.rockawaybeach.net503-355-8108
May 25-Sep 29Oregon Coast Scenic Railroad Excursions - Explore the Oregon Coast on a train pulled by a vintage locomotive. Hour-and-a-half trip runs between Rockaway Beach and Garibaldi. www.ocsr.net503-842-7972
Jun 28-Jun 30Pirate Festival - Pirate music, roving pirates, and festival rides, as well as delicious foods and drinks, vendors selling exotic wares, musical acts, performances, a scavenger treasure hunt, and games to challenge your skills; each day features a cannon firing and black powder small arms show, while on Saturday night grab a seat and lend an eye (the one without the patch) to a bewildering display of fire dancing. www.rockawaybeach.net503-355-8108
Jul 04Rockaway Beach July 4th Celebration - Rockaway's parade begins at 11 am with an auction at the Wayside to follow, kids activities and fun on the beach. Fireworks begin at dusk down on the beach. www.rockawaybeach.net503-355-8108
Aug 23-Aug 25Arts & Crafts Fair - Held at the Rockaway Wayside. www.rockawaybeach.net503-355-8108
Aug 31Cultural Music Concert - Starts at noon at the Wayside. www.rockawaybeach.net503-355-8108
Garibaldi
Apr 01-Nov 30Garibaldi Museum Open for the Season - The museum displays the 18th century sailing world by telling the story of Captain Robert Gray and the trade with native Americans of the Pacific Northwest. www.garibaldimuseum.com503-322-8411
Apr 01-Nov 30Garibaldi Museum: Sea of Stars Quilt Raffle Fundraiser - Local crafter, Barbara Trout designed and made the quilt to be raffled. Caffeinated Quilting & Design donated quilting to bring the piece to life with waves of stitching flowing across the sea of stars. All proceeds go to support the Garibaldi Museum. Ticket prices: 1 for $1 or 6 for $5, only 5,000 tickets will be sold. Drawing to be held during museum open house in November. www.garibaldimuseum.com503-322-8411
May 25Garibaldi Museum: Book Signing & Presentation by Brian Ratty - Brain Ratty, author of the award winning book "Tillamook Passage", will be at the Garibaldi Museum's community room from 1:30 to 3pm to give a presentation on this exciting historical fiction book. Brian will sign books at this event as well as answer questions. Light refreshments with be served. www.garibaldimuseum.com503-322-8411
May 26Lion's Fish Fry - Fry beginning at noon and going until 5 pm. Adults are $10 and kids 10 yrs and younger are $5. www.oldmill.us 503-322-0322
May 26-Sep 30Oregon Coast Scenic Railroad Excursions - Explore the Oregon Coast on a train pulled by a vintage locomotive. Hour-and-a-half trip runs between Rockaway Beach and Garibaldi. Special dinner trains also available on select dates. www.ocsr.net503-842-7972
May 31-Jun 01Bounty on the Bay - Fundraiser with fishing, kayaking and a dinner. www.tbnep.org/events/bounty-on-the-bay503-322-2222
Jun 29Garibaldi Museum: Book Signing by Tricia Gate Brown & Sally Lackaff - Local Children's Author Tricia Gates Brown and illustrator Sally Lackaff They will be presenting two children's books: Frederick and the Flute Maker and Twila and Treasurer.Tracy and Sally will be signing books, and engaging children with arts and crafts. There will be light refreshments served starting at 10:30am until noon. www.garibaldimuseum.com503-322-8411
Jul 26-Jul 28Garibaldi Days - Parade, fireworks, train rides, live entertainment, vendors, and more. www.visitgaribaldi.com503-322-3327
Sep 01Lion's Fish Fry - 12pm – 5pm, Old Mill Marina, 210 Third St.Admission is Adults $10 and kids are $5 for 10 yrs and younger. 503-322-0322
Oct 05Oregon Coast Crawler - Ride a vintage steam train north from Garibaldi, along Tillamook Bay to a waterside lunch at Wheeler, then journey inland along the Nehalem River to Batterson. A unique opportunity to enjoy true Oregon Scenery on the rails! $98 pp, lunch is included. http://www.railsnw.com/tours/charter/gar503-292-5055
Bay City
Jul 27Outdoor Discovery Day at Kilchis Point - Tillamook County Pioneer Museum is sponsoring a family day at their 200 acre property at Kilchis Point. Opportunity to learn about Native American history, Pioneer settlement, and the local flora and fauna. Guided hikes at 1:30, 2:30, and 3:30 PM. Free. www.tcpm.org503-842-4553
Tillamook
May 10-May 26The Barn Community Playhouse: You Know I Can't Hear You When the Water's Running - A diverse collection of four short plays on the theme of changing sexual relationships, relaxing of censorship of the arts, the struggles of parents raising teenagers in a changing world, and the challenges of aging are all presented in this funny, witty play. Shows Fri–Sat 7 p.m., Sun 2 p.m.; tickets $10–$15. www.tillamooktheater.com503-812-2163
Jun 15-Sep 28Tillamook Farmers Market - Local produce and products, entertainment, and plenty of fun and good food. www.tillamookfarmersmarket.com503-812-9326
Jun 21-Jun 29The Barn Community Playhouse: It's Broadway Baby! - Shows Fri–Sat 7 p.m.; tickets $20 (includes one free drink and complimentary hors d'oeuvres). www.tillamooktheater.com503-812-2163
Jun 22June Dairy Festival - The children's parade will begin at 10:30 am with the Grand Parade following at 11:00 am. 503-812-0591 or 503-842-7525
Jun 22-Jun 23Tillamook County Rodeo - Slip on your cowboy boots, grab your hat, it's time for the Tillamook County Rodeo. Held at the Tillamook County Fairgrounds, everyone is welcome to attend and have a root tooten time! www.gotillamook.com503-930-7656
Jul 06-Jul 07World's Greatest Potato Chunkin' Contest - Tillamook County Fairgrounds will be hosting the 2nd Annual World's Greatest Potato Chunkin' Contest.503-842-2272
Jul 08-Jul 13The Barn Community Playhouse: Starlite Academy - Kids from 6-13 years old spend the week learning about theater and putting together a musical for two performances at the end of the week. Acting, singing, dancing, costumes and makeup all come together in one great experience! $25 per student, lunches provided by the Grub Club. Performance at 7 pm on July 12 & 13. www.tillamooktheater.com503-812-2163
Jul 14Kirill Gliadkovsky, Virtuoso Pianist in Concert www.tillamookcountyarts.org503-842-2078
Aug 03Tillamook Naval Air Museum's 'Northwest Classics' - Join in on all the fun at the Tillamook Air Museum for a day of classic cars and planes, 7am – 5pm. www.tillamookair.com503-842-1130
Aug 07-Aug 10Tillamook County Fair - Recognized as one of the top ten Blue Ribbon fairs in the nation because it is so unique. This year features Pig-N-Ford races, pari-mutuel horse racing, Demolition Derby, Brad's World Reptiles, and entertainers Lee Brice, Travis Tritt, and Foghat. www.tillamookfair.com503-842-2272
Aug 16-Aug 18Old Iron Show - Enjoy Antique tractors, gas engines, farm & logging equipment, vintage cars & trucks and tool displays at the Blue Heron French Cheese Co. Friday 12-5pm/Saturday 9am-5pm/Sunday 9am-3pm. Saturday cars/trucks 1988 or older are invited to "Cruise-In". Admission for non-exhitibors is $3 for adults and free for kids age 12 & under. www.gotillamook.com503-842-3130
Aug 17'A Step Back in Time' - "A Step Back in Time" with four Tillamook County museums and the Oregon Coast Scenic Railroad offering a specially priced combination ticket.503-322-8411
Aug 30Tillamook County Pioneer Museum's Great Speaker Series: Captain Farley and the Life-Saving Station - Artist: "Captain Farley and the Life-Saving Station," an exhibit of the first life-saving station on Tillamook Bay and the man who was the first Station Keeper Medium: historical artifacts and photographs www.tcpm.org503-842-4553
Aug 30-Sep 15The Barn Community Playhouse: Sherlock's Secret Life www.tillamooktheater.com503-812-2163
Cloverdale
Jul 06Clover's Day Festival - A parade through downtown Cloverdale, led by the most famous cow in town. Usually included is a pancake feed, classic car show, and art fair. The day concludes with a firework display from Bob Straub State Park. www.pcnvchamber.org503-392-4340
Pacific City
Jul 06Fireworks Display - Expect a sensational fireworks display brought to you by the Pacific City-Nestucca Valley Chamber of Commerce and many local sponsors. www.pcnvchamber.org503-392-4340
Jul 20-Jul 21Dory Days Festival - A time-honored celebration of a time-honored tradition in Pacific City. Festivities include a parade through town of floats, dory boats and vintage cars. After that, a marine artisan fair is held at the beach on Cape Kiwanda. www.pcnvchamber.org503-965-7779
Sep 06-Sep 08Blowsion Surf Slam - Brings over 40 riders from around the world competing for a cash and points towards the IFWA World title. Watercraft riders display high speed turns through a grueling buoy course all while being challenged by the unpredictable waves. www.BlowsionSurfSlam.com
Lincoln City
Oct 20-May 27Finders Keepers - Weather and ocean conditions permitting, every day colorful hand-blown glass floats are placed on the beach. If you find a float, bring it to the Lincoln City Visitors Center to receive your certificate of authenticity and a biography of the artist. www.oregoncoast.org/finders-keepers800-452-2151
May 02-May 25Theatre West: Sin, Sex, & the CIA - Huge oil reserves have been discovered in The Chagos Islands. O.P.E.C. is pressuring the Chagosians to join the cartel. A C.I.A. agent and an under Secretary of State, whose life appears to be run by her libido, are sent to a C.I.A. safe house in the mountains of Virginia to begin negotiations for the U.S. to place the Chagos Islands under their protection. Unfortunately, no one knows who the islands' representative really is. We are left to wonder how the C.I.A. agent ever got the job. He gets caught in all his own booby traps, he electrocutes himself, he sets fire to himself, he gets a bucket stuck on his head, and finally locks himself in his own handcuffs! Add to the inevitable chaos, a stranded televangelist, his innocent secretary (or is she?), an ex-marine caretaker, who isn't what he seems to be, and a mysterious, glamorous neighbor, and you have a complex, laugh out loud farce. Shows Thurs–Sat 8 p.m.; tickets $8–$12. www.theatrewest.com541-994-5663
May 10-Jun 11The Art Bra Show: A Relay for Life Fund-raising Event - Create an artistic brassiere, art shoe or art hat, for this annual art benefit. Tonight’s opening will feature live models and plenty of surprises. The proceeds will go to Relay for Life, and the Lincoln City Cultural Center. For details, e-mail Sandy Gruber at sgruber3@juno.com
May 18-May 19Devils Lake Dash www.facebook.com/NorthwestJetSports
May 19Dorian Michael (guitar), 2 pm - Dorian Michael started playing guitar as a seven-year old in Los Angeles, just as folk music was about to have a renaissance of sorts and earthy acoustic music was his first guitar experience. He has been a working guitarist for four decades and in that time has played plenty of blues and folk, jazz and rock and roll. He calls his solo music “contemporary traditional”; original music that reflects his interest in a number of styles of music. When he plays someone else’s music or a traditional piece he always manages to add a few surprises. Says Dorian, “Some music makes you feel, some makes you think and some music is just for the fun of it. I try to get to all those places in the space of a performance.” $10 advance/$12 at the door/free for children 12 and younger
May 23THS 7-12 Jazz Band and Choir fund-raiser, time TBA
May 25Chinook Winds Casino : Chippendales - Capturing the perfect balance of sex appeal and tasteful teasing, the full production’s steamy vignettes are the perfect way to start a night on the town with your girlfriends. www.chinookwindscasino.com888-CHINOOK
May 25-May 27Nature’s Art Gem & Jewelry Show - David Eslinger brings his splendid show of jewelry, gems, minerals, fossils and other fascinating rocks. Open 10 to 4 pm Sat-Mon in the White Room
May 25-Jun 30Jozef Halas Reception at Freed Gallery - Internationally renowned Polish master painter and colorist Józef Hałas has selected the Freed Gallery for his premier exhibit in the United States! Reception May 25th from 2-5 PM at 6119 SW Hwy 101. Sneak preview avail. now. Featured Guest-K.C. Cowan www.freedgallery.com541-994-5600
Jun 12-Jun 23Siletz Bay Music Festival - Festival audiences can look forward to the return of Dick Hyman together with musicians such as Erika Teraoka, a gifted cellist and protégé of Yo-Yo Ma. www.siletzbaymusic.org
Jun 21-Jun 22Chinook Winds Casino: Josh Turner - Double-platinum-selling singer, songwriter and disciple of traditional country music at Chinook Winds Casino. Tickets $45-$60 www.chinookwindscasino.com888-MAIN ACT
Jun 22-Jun 23Summer Kite Festival - Kite-flying demonstrations, kid’s events, kite-making workshops, running of the Bols and more at D-River State Wayside. www.oregoncoast.org800-452-2151
Jun 28-Jun 29Hoop it up at the Beach hoopitup.com/lincolncity2013/
Jun 29Mutt Masters Dog Show & Olympics - Dog competitions for all breeds, sizes and ages. Doggie vendors, prizes and more! 1545 SE 50th Street www.oregoncoast.org800-452-2151
Jul 04Fireworks on Siletz Bay www.oregoncoast.org800-452-2151
Jul 05-Aug 31Theatre West: The Fox on the Fairway - Takes audiences on a hilarious romp which pulls the rug out from underneath the stuffy denizens of a private country club. Filled with mistaken identities, slamming doors, and over-the-top romantic shenanigans, it's a furiously paced comedy that recalls the Marx Brothers' classics. Shows Thurs–Sat 8 p.m.; tickets $8–$12. www.theatrewest.com541-994-5663
Jul 12-Jul 13Chinook Winds Casino: Billy Gardell - Standup comic and star of the CBS Hit television series, MIKE AND MOLLY entertains crowds at Chinook Winds Casino. Tickets $25-$40 www.chinookwindscasino.com888-MAIN ACT
Jul 20Devils Lake Revival - Music, food, free kayak rentals, pontoon boat rides, stand up paddle board lessons, boat safety demos and more at Regatta Grounds. Admission: Free. www.oregoncoast.org541-994-5330
Jul 27Orphan Plant Sale - At the Connie Hansen Garden from 10AM – 2PM. www.conniehansengarden.com541-994-6338
Aug 03Sandcastle Building Contest - In the Historic Taft District. www.taftbeach.com541-614-0771
Aug 16-Aug 17Chinook Winds Casino: Randy Travis - Don't miss superstar Randy Travis at Chinook Winds Casino.Tickets: $35-$50. www.chinookwindscasino.com888-MAIN ACT
Aug 24-Aug 25Surf City - Chinook Winds
Aug 31Chinook Winds Casino: The Fab Four - Chinook Winds Casino, Beatles Tribute Concert. Tickets $10-$15 www.chinookwindscasino.com888-MAIN ACT
Sep 06-Sep 08Pride Festival - This fun and fabulous weekend includes stand-up comedy, live bands, dancing, flamingo bingo, food and more! Centrally located in Lincoln City, we are bridging our LGBT communities. www.oregoncoastpride.com
Sep 13-Sep 14Chinook Winds Casino: Sylvia Browne - Chinook Winds Casino. Tickets: $20-$35 www.chinookwindscasino.com888-MAIN ACT
Sep 19-Sep 22Celebration of Honor - Community-wide celebration to honor veterans of the armed forces, active duty personnel and their families. Featuring the Field of 1,000 Flags and American Veterans Traveling Tribute Wall at the Chinook Winds Casino. www.chinookwindscasino.com888-CHINOOK
Oct 25-Oct 26Chinook Winds Casino: STYX - Chinook Winds Casino. Tickets; $40-$55 www.chinookwindscasino.com888-MAIN ACT
Nov 16Restoration Pow Wow - Come enjoy the fun and celebrate at Chinook Winds Casino. www.chinookwindscasino.com888-CHINOOK
Gleneden Beach
Jul 044th of July Celebration - 8-11 Pancake Feed at Community Club on 110 Azalea St., 1pm Parade starts at Gleneden Beach Loop. Craft fair and food court. www.glenedenbeach.org208-251-8663
Depoe Bay
May 2767th Fleet of Flowers Memorial Day Ceremonies - Feel inspired while attending the nationally acclaimed Memorial Day event. Pay tribute to those lost at sea while watching the flower bedecked fishing fleet sail to sea. Reception immediately following. Location: Depoe Bay Harbor, 11 am. www.depoebaychamber.org541-765-2889
Jul 27-Jul 28American Cetacean Society Summer Whale Watch Weekend - FREE, eco-friendly shore based whale watching and wildlife viewing with education and information on Oregon's whales, dolphins and porpoises, 9 AM to 1 PM at Rocky Creek State Park. www.acsonline.org
Aug 13Pirate Treasure Hunt - Ahoy Mateys! A bountiful clue for all who will hunt for the buried treasure. Understand the points N.E.S & W, how maps work and how letters combined make words and words make clues. Arrrr and listen for the cannons and listen to the Pirates. www.treasuredepoebay.org541-765-2889
Sep 21 58th Indian Style Salmon Bake - Enjoy a succulent salmon meal, great performances and music. Over 2,000 pounds of salmon is slow roasted to perfection on alder stakes, just as the native Americans did 2,000 years ago. Watch as native Americans perform their traditional dance and song. www.depoebaychamber.org541-765-2889
Oct 31Halloween Festivities - Fun games and food for children 0–12. Sponsored by the teens. Location: Depoe Bay Community Center. Cost: Free www.depoebaychamber.org541-765-2889
Dec 07A Whale of a Christmas - Amidst festive decorations and carolers, the Depoe Bay Christmas tree is lit. Join us for this truly magical event. Location: Whale Center. Cost: Free www.depoebaychamber.org541-765-2889
Newport
May 11-Oct 26Farmers Market - Local organic growers, market gardeners and green thumbs bring their fresh produce to the market along with arts and crafts and entertainment every Saturday. www.newportfarmersmarket.org
May 17-May 19Newport Home & Garden Show www.newportoregon.gov541-265-7783
Jun 01Newport Marathon www.newportmarathon.org
Jun 07-Jun 09Celtic Festival & Highland Games - Enjoy live performances of Celtic music, dance, athletics, food, drink and cultural history at the Lincoln County Fairgrounds. www.newportcelticfestival.com541-574-6530
Jun 15Nye Beach Writers' Series: Jim Lynch www.writersontheedge.org541-563-6263
Jun 15-Jun 16The 50th Annual Gem & Mineral Show - Featuring dealers, and demonstrations of informational education on rocks, minerals, fossils, geology, and the earth sciences will be held Father's Day Weekend, at the Yaquina View Elementary School Gymnasium. www.discovernewport.com541-265-2514
Jun 22-Jun 23Secret Garden Tour and Gala - Beautiful gardens, varying from an organic vegetable garden to gardens with stunning vistas and water features are on display for self-guided tours, which serves as a fundraiser for Samaritan House. The Gala on Saturday features fine food and wine. www.samfamshelter.org541-574-8898
Jul 04Yaquina Bay Fireworks - Helpful Hint: It's good to show up early to the bayfront or surrounding areas as over 5,000 people watch the display. The Aerial display will be launched from a new location on private property just east of the Port of Newport International Terminal on Yaquina Bay Road. With the new location, officials say the best fireworks viewing area will be from the Hatfield Marine Science Center in South Beach. The parking lot will be open to pedestrian traffic only.This year many of Newport's boat charter services are offering bay trips during the fireworks celebration. Interested citizens are encouraged to contact a local charter service for further information. www.newportchamber.org541-265-8801
Jul 05Oregon Coast Aquarium Day Camp: Slime-ology 101 www.aquarium.org 541-867-3474
Jul 05-Jul 0710th Annual Dog Agility Show - Sponsored by WAG (Willamette Agility Group). Food, Vendors, Free Admission. Newport Middle/Intermediate School, 825 NE 7th Street. www.newportchamber.org541-265-9895
Jul 10Oregon Coast Aquarium Aquatots: Sea Star Bangled Banner www.aquarium.org 541-867-3474
Jul 12-Jul 13Oregon Coast Aquarium Edible Ocean Family Camp Out www.aquarium.org 541-867-3474
Jul 12-Jul 14Lincoln County Fair & Rodeo - Food & fun for the whole family. www.townandcountryfair.com541-351-1160
Jul 19Oregon Coast Aquarium Day Camp: Animal Artists www.aquarium.org 541-867-3474
Jul 19-Aug 11Newport Performing Arts Center: Picasso at the Lapin Agile by Steve Martin - True to Steve Martins style of crazy humor, this is a comedy about Einstein meeting Picasso, in 1904, at the famous Parisian bar the Lapin Agile, just prior to their great contributions to science and art. Along with their encounters of different staff, patrons, and a visitor from the future. Shows on weekends. General $16/Seniors/Students $14. www.coastarts.org541-265-2787
Jul 20Nye Beach Writers' Series: Jim Lynch - Lynch's novel, Border Songs, won the Washington State Book Award and is currently being adapted for television. www.writersontheedge.org541-563-6263
Jul 26Oregon Coast Aquarium Day Camp: Kraken Kamp www.aquarium.org 541-867-3474
Aug 02Oregon Coast Aquarium Day Camp: Kidnapped Keepers www.aquarium.org 541-867-3474
Aug 02-Aug 03Quilts by the Sea 23nd Annual Show - OCQG featured quilter: Toni Brodie,Bed turning by Latimer Textile Museum. At Newport Recreation Center, 225 SE Avery Street. Friday 10am-6pm, Saturday 10am - 5pm. Admission $5. www.oregoncoastalquilters.org
Aug 09Oregon Coast Aquarium Day Camp: Harry Otter www.aquarium.org541-867-3474
Aug 10-Aug 16Shark Conservation Week www.aquarium.org 541-867-3474
Aug 14Oregon Coast Aquarium Aquatots: Terrific Teeth www.aquarium.org541-867-3474
Aug 16Oregon Coast Aquarium Day Camp: Who’s Afraid of the Big Bad Shark?541-867-3474
Aug 16-Aug 17Shark Conservation Week Family Combo Sleepover www.aquarium.org541-867-3474
Aug 21Fisheries Day: Tuna - Join us to help celebrate our local fishery – Tuna! Sample locally caught and canned tuna, go on a Tuna Traipse around the Aquarium and learn about our local sustainable fishery. www.aquarium.org541-867-3474
Aug 23Day Camp: Keiki Kahua www.aquarium.org 541-867-3474
Sep 07-Sep 08Wild Seafood Weekend - Celebration of our Northwest's wild-caught seafood industry and the fishermen and families who go to sea to harvest it. Takes place at Port Dock 7 of the Port of Newport and on along the Boardwalk on Newport's Historic Bayfront. www.newportfishermenswives.com
Toledo
May 04-Dec 08First Weekend Art in Toledo - Toledo’s artists hold open galleries and studios all over town on the 1st Saturday and Sunday of each month from 11 am to 5 pm. www.toledoarts.info541-336-3183
Jun 06-Sep 26Thursday Street Market - Find local produce, crafts, music, and more each Thursday from 10-3 on Main Street. Special Friday Night Markets on 7/5, 8/2, and 9/6 including music and fun for all. www.visittoledooregon.com541-336-3183
Jul 26-Jul 28Summer Festival - Toledo’s celebration of its heritage includes a carnival, logging show, parade, music, and more plus the “Best Fireworks on the Oregon Coast!” www.toledosummerfestival.com541-336-3183
Aug 03-Aug 04Toledo Car Show and Imagination Faire - Find live music, car & motorcycle exhibitions on Main Street. New this year is the Street Faire for the Imagination. Join us as we celebrate human invention and creativity as well the engineered beauty of these show cars. www.visittoledooregon.com541-336-3183
Aug 17-Aug 18Port of Toledo Wooden Boat Show - Handcrafted boats, music, food, and many boating-related activities for the entire family, including the cardboard container boat races, and much more at the Port of Toledo Marina and Waterfront Park. www.portoftoledo.org541-336-5207
Aug 31-Sep 02Toledo Art Walk - Toledo artists & their guests hold open studios and galleries 10-5 pm Saturday, Sunday, and Monday. Attend unique group shows as artists get together to celebrate the creative spark. Many locations feature receptions and music. www.toledoarts.info 541-336-2797
Waldport
May 25-May 27Clam-A-Rama - This is a great time for all to come and dig clams. If you don't know where or what to do there will be a State Parks Ranger on hand to aid and direct your hunt. Some tools will be available as well as the first 25 people each day will receive a beach bucket for collecting their tasty treasures. There will also be eunique trophies awarded for various levels of participation. ie: Largest group, Biggest clam, etc. www.waldport-chamber.com541-563-2133
Jun 14-Jun 16Beachcomber Days - A local resident has stepped up to chair the committee for organizing this event. The theme this year is "Something Old Is New Again" going on the thought that some of the activities of past are being brought back www.beachcomberdays2012.com 541-270-0230
Jul 03July 3 Fireworks - Enjoy a fabulous display of fireworks over Alsea Bay beginning at dusk. You`ll find plenty of sandy beach to enjoy the view. Park at Patterson State Park or park in Waldport to view the festivities from the Historic Alsea Bay Bridge Interpretive Center. www.waldport-chamber.com541-563-2133
Jul 27Waldport's Annual Golf Tournament www.waldport-chamber.com541-563-2133
Sep 28Cruzin' for Crab www.waldport-chamber.com541-563-2133
Yachats
May 13-Oct 14Farmers Market - Sunday, 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Yachats Commons, Hwy 101 & W 5th St, offering locally grown organic produce and plants and locally made natural crafts. www.yachats.org800-929-0477
May 24-May 27Memorial Weekend in Yachats - Ladies Club pie and ice cream social, Lions Club pancake breakfast, crafts fair, music and more. www.yachats.org800-929-0477
May 25-May 2616th Annual Crafts on the Coast Spring Arts & Crafts Festival - Crafts on the Coast Arts & Crafts Festivals, both juried events, bring together nearly 70 of the best artisans from the Pacific Northwest offering their handmade crafts, fine art and gourmet food in a warm, family-friendly environment.541-547-4664
Jul 04la de da Parade, Ducky Derby, & Ice Cream Social www.yachats.org800-929-0477
Jul 12-Jul 1433rd Annual Yachats Music Festival - This magnificent music festival includes 3 days of cameo performances by 20 to 25 major classical artists. www.fsarts.org510-845-4444
Jul 13Yachats Lion's Fish Fry - Dinner includes deep fried fish with baked beans, coleslaw, garlic bread and drink. $10 for persons 12 and older. Homemade pie $3 per slice. Yachats Lions Hall, W 4th & Hwy 101. www.e-clubhouse.org/sites/yachats541-547-3265
Aug 03-Aug 04Pathways To Transformation Holistic Health, Psychic & Crafts Fair - Event features over 60 booths offering the largest array of holistic health practitioners, psychic readers, health & wellness products and visionary arts & crafts under one roof on the Oregon Coast. www.chucklingcherubs.com541-547-4664
Aug 17Yachats River Valley Tour - Meet "up the river folks" who are using their land to raise anything from llamas to edible flowers. Visit up to six farms, survey the operations and purchase locally produced products, including honey, vegetables, herbs and more! www.yachats.org800-929-0477
Aug 31Yachats Ladies Club Labor Day Pie & Ice Cream Social - The Ladies Club pie socials are famous for their astounding variety of delicious pies. Each slice is a generous 6th of a pie and costs $3. Add a scoop of ice cream for an additional fifty cents. Come early for the best selection and before the pie is gone! Saturday 11 am - 3 pm, W 3rd & Pontiac. www.yachats.org541-547-3205
Sep 06-Sep 08Fall Blues Car Show & Shine - Show and shine, dinner, and live entertainment at the Yachats Inn. www.fallbluessns.com
Nov 02-Nov 0316th Annual Crafts on the Coast Harvest & Holidays - A showcase of nearly 70 of the best artisans from the Pacific Northwest offering their handmade crafts, fine art and gourmet food ready for holiday gifting in a warm, family-friendly environment featuring craft demonstrations and free tastings of the gourmet food. 541-547-4664
Florence
May 17-May 19Rhododendron Festival - Two parades, flower shows, carnival and a whole weekend of fun! www.florencechamber.com541-997-3128
May 30Coastal Fitness Spring Show www.eventcenter.org541-997-1994
Jun 01Fore Kids Golf Classic - Please join us for the 16th Annual Fore Kids Golf Classic benefiting the Boys & Girls Clubs of Western Lane County Saturday, June 1st 2013. Come out and have a great time as we raise funds to inspire Western Lane County youth to reach their full potential as productive, caring, responsible citizens. www.bgcwlc.org
Jun 01Indoor Yard Sale 541-997-1994www.eventcenter.org
Jun 03Siuslaw High School Band Concert - City: Florence – Florence Events Center www.eventcenter.org541-997-1994
Jun 07-Jun 16Leading Ladies - City: Florence – Florence Events Center www.eventcenter.org541-997-1994
Jun 12SEA - Presidio Brass - A unique and exhilarating ride of music mixed with humor and infectious joy. The repertoire is a delightful mix of classical, jazz and Broadway. 2:00pm - 4:00pm Florence Event Center
Jun 15Sand Sculpting Clinic - 9am to 6pm FREE EVENT www.sandmasterpark.com541-997-6006
Jul 04Independence Day Celebration - In Florence, Independence Day Celebrations include live outdoor music in Old Town, and a spectacular fireworks display over the Siuslaw River. Shops and restaurants stay open late to accommodate locals and visitors. www.florencechamber.com5419973128
Jul 05-Jul 21Florence Playhouse: Steel Magnolias - The quintessential story of friendship and trust, Steel Magnolias serves up a southern slice of life that's as warm and comforting as sweet potato pie! Fri-Sat 7pm, Sun 2 pm. Tickets $10 www.florenceplayhouse.com541-997-1675
Jul 06Wings n' Wheels Fly In & Car Show - Featuring static airplane displays, vintage vehicles, British Car Club, Rhody Cruisers, military vehicles, emergency vehicles, USCG display, Ham radio club, displays by Oregon Coast Military Heritage Museum, Northwest Ravens Group (RV experimental airplanes), and food vendors. At Florence Municipal Airport, 10 a.m.-3 p.m. www.florencechamber.com/chamber/4541-997-3128
Jul 11Oregon Bach Festival www.eventcenter.org541-997-1994
Jul 20Sand Master Jam - Sandboard competition - all categories. www.sandmasterpark.com541-997-6006
Jul 20Van Fans Ice Cream Social www.eventcenter.org541-997-1994
Aug 03-Aug 04Florence Playhouse: The Great White Way, A Tribute to Broadway - Celebration of classic and contemporary songs from the Broadway stage. Shows Sat 7pm and Sun 2 pm. www.florenceplayhouse.com541-997-1675
Aug 09-Aug 10Rhododendron Quilt Guild: A Wave of Quilts - Quilt show includes demonstrations, boutique, vendors, silent auction, door prizes, raffle quilt drawing, and more. At the Events Center Friday 10am-5pm and Saturday 10am-4pm. www.rhodyquilt.info
Aug 10Cascade Chorus Concert-Eugene Barbershop www.eventcenter.org541-997-1994
Aug 17Baby Boomer Comedy Show www.eventcenter.org541-997-1994
Aug 17-Aug 18Coin and Stamp Show www.eventcenter.org541-997-1994
Sep 06-Sep 08Fall Festival - Three great events rolled into one weekend: Rods n' Rhodies Invitational Car Show with over 150 top custom cars from around the western United States; Taste the Coast! with delicious cuisine from the Oregon Coast; and the Community Wide Garage Sale. www.florencechamber.com541-997-3128
reedsport
May 27Memorial Day Celebration - Parade, booths, and fun. www.reedsportcc.org800-247-2155
Reedsport
Jun 13-Jun 16Oregon Divisional Chainsaw Sculpting Championships - The ODCSC has been held every year since 2000 on Fathers Day weekend. Pro and Semi-Pro Carvers come from all over the United States and the World to compete in this competition. www.odcsc.com541-271-3495
Jun 27-Aug 08Riverfront Rhythms: Concerts at Umpqua Discovery Center - Free outdoor summer concert series at the Umpqua Discovery Center. Young Bucs on June 27, Timberwolf July 11, Sea Breeze Harmony and Decor'mm' July 25, and Jitterbug Jammers on August 8. www.umpquadiscoverycenter.com541-271-4816
Jul 30-Aug 04DuneFest 2013 - Adult and kid activities, Moto Cross Racing, Sand Drags, Poker Run, Treasure Hunt, Show N’ Shine, Drive-In Movie Night, Charity Auction, Freestyle Shows and more. www.dunefest.com800-247-2155
Aug 17Umpqua Discovery Center 20th Anniversary Celebration - Free admission, entertainment, refreshments, and drawings. www.umpquadiscoverycenter.com541-271-4816
Winchester Bay
Jul 31-Aug 04Dune Fest 2013 - Five-day event is filled with exciting fun activities including adult and kid activities, Moto Cross Racing, Sand Drags, Poker Run, Treasure Hunt, Show N’ Shine, Drive-In Movie Night, Charity Auction, Freestyle Shows www.dunefest.com541-271-3495
Aug 15-Aug 18Old Time Fiddlers Jamboree - The Oregon Old Time Fiddlers Association (OOTFA), District 5, hosts dozens of fiddlers at the Winchester Bay Community Center (formally the Grange Hall). www.fiddleonthebeach.info800-247-2155
Aug 23-Aug 24Kool Coastal Nights - The fun starts Friday with the Burnout and Open Header Contests-hope you like LOUD cars and LOTS of smoke! Saturday is the Show 'n Shine, Parade of Champions, and Harbor Cruise. Shake your stuff at the Street Dance and don't miss the famous seafood BBQ. www.koolcoastalnights.com800-247-2155
Aug 31-Sep 01Art by the Bay - Observe the styles & skills of potters, painters, carvers, jewelers and more along with kids art games and live music. www.winchesterbay.org541-271-1510
Lakeside
Jul 04-Jul 064th of July Street Fair & Fireworks - Street fair, wine tasting, beer garden and music all three days, with fireworks on Friday July 5, starting about 10pm at the County Park on Park Street. www.lakesideoregonchambers.com541-759-3981
Aug 03Cardboard Boat Races - Start at 10 am at the County Boat Ramp. Fire Dept will sell hot dogs, soft drinks, and water. There will also be a 50/50 drawing. www.lakesideoregonchambers.com541-759-3981
Aug 17-Aug 18Columbia Drag Boat Association Neil Donegan Classic - Fast action with racing boats competing on Tenmile Lake. www.lakesideoregonchambers.comwww.cdbaracing.com
North Bend
Apr 26-May 19Little Theater on the Bay: The Music Man - Shows Fri–Sat 7 p.m., Sun 2 p.m.; tickets $8–$12. www.ltob.net541-756-4336
May 18-May 19Tomato-Rama & More - Many varieties of tomatoes, annuals, perennials, flowers, herbs, vegetables, vines, shrubs, houseplants, ground covers, and more. Garden Questions Answered by the Coos County Master Gardeners. Pony Village Mall. www.ponyvillagemall.net541-572-5263
May 24-May 26BBQ, Blues & Brews by the Bay - Celebration of lip-smacking barbecue, locally-crafted beers and sizzling hot blues. This year is featuring 39 BBQ competitors and over 20 breweries!541-756-8800
Jun 21-Jun 22Harley Davidson Lighthouse Run on Hwy 101 - Includes shirt; pin; food; 50/50; entertainment; raffles; poker hands; cash prizes. Don’t forget to register in advance! www.highway101hd.com541-266-7051
Jul 033rd of July Fireworks on Coos Bay - Don’t miss this spectacular fireworks show over the bay at dusk (approx 10pm). www.oregonsadventurecoast.com541-756-8800
Jul 06-Jul 07Little Theater on the Bay: Opry Motown - Shows Sat 7 p.m., Sun 2 p.m.; tickets $13. www.ltob.net541-756-4336
Jul 13-Jul 14Little Theater on the Bay: Western Swing - Shows Sat 7 p.m., Sun 2 p.m.; tickets $13. www.ltob.net541-756-4336
Jul 17-Jul 21Sandfest - Held at Riley Ranch County Park in North Bend. 5 days of fun in the sand dunes for the whole family. Events include: Grand Prix, SXS Racing, Sand Car Challenge, Drag Racing, Girls Exhibition Race, Sand Dune Slip-n-Slide, Barrel Racing, Kids treasure hunt, and much more. www.originalsandfest.com
Jul 19-Jul 20July Jubilee - Sip ‘n Stroll, Show ‘n Shine, Parade, Back Alley Bash, Little Ole Opry and Clint Ingbretson is back with Elvis and Willie Nelson impersonations. www.oregonsadventurecoast.com541-756-4613
Aug 02-Aug 04Rock & Gem Show - Farwest Lapidary & Gem Society present this annual show featuring rocks, gems, slabs, tools, findings, machinary, beads and much more. www.oregonsadventurecoast.com541-756-4613
Sep 14-Sep 15Mill-Luck Salmon Celebration - Canoe races, cultural exhibits and demonstrations, children’s activities and a Native American marketplace and traditional salmon bake dinner at the Mill Casino. www.themillcasino.com541-756-8800
Coos Bay
May 01-Oct 30Downtown Farmers Market - Every Wednesday with farm fresh fruits, vegetables, flowers, plants and more in downtown Coos Bay. www.coosbaydowntown.org/farmers-market541-269-0215
May 25Memorial Day Parade www.oregonsadventurecoast.com541-269-0215
May 25Memorial Day Parade - Parade winds through downtown Coos Bay. www.oregonsadventurecoast.com541-269-0215
Jun 15Jennifer’s Catching Slough Class & First South Coast Half Marathon - Catching Slough Road and Coos River Highway, Coos Bay, 8:00am. 1M, 5Km, 13.1 M. Flat, fast, scenic out and back. Ribbons. Registration form is available on website. www.southcoastrunningclub.com541-267-6329
Jun 22Clamboree! - Join the Empire celebration of the history, the clams, the culture, and the future of our area. When the Tide is out, the table is set!541-888-3020
Jul 044th of July in Mingus Park Family Fun Day - Fishing ponds, face painting, free swimming, family competitions, clowns, kids entertainment, Boy Scouts, Monkey Bridge, Photos from the Heart, Furry Friends Therapy Dogs. Crafts and goodie bags, food available, and much more. www.oregonsadventurecoast.com541-269-0215
Jul 04Mayor's Firecracker Run - Mingus Park and the Coos Bay Waterfront, 10am. 1M for kids, 4K around the park and up Wall’s Wall. www.SouthCoastRunningClub.com 541-269-1199
Jul 10-Sep 25Working Forest Tours - Spend a day in the woods with a Forester! Free guided tour through a working forest with a professional forester. Bring your kids and your questions. Info and sign up at Coos Bay Visitor Center. www.oregonsadventurecoast.com541-269-0215
Jul 13-Jul 27Oregon Coast Music Festival - Opening Day Event at Mingus Park, noon! Come enjoy wine, food, and music to start the 35th year celebration. Multiple performances from world-renown musicians. www.oregoncoastmusic.com541-267-0938
Aug 24-Aug 25Blackberry Arts Festival - Arts, crafts, jewelry, photography, paintings, prints, weaving, spinning, woodworking entertainment. Blackberry treats, food, drinks and a whole lot more! www.blackberryartsfestival.com541-269-0215
Sep 04-Sep 15Coos Basin Amateur Salmon Derby - Tickets $20 per person (free for under 13) and available for purchase at boat ramp on the day of the event or Englund Marine, Bites On tackle store, Y Marina and Coos Bay Marine. All proceeds go towards fish projects in Coos, Tenmile and Eel Lake Basins. www.oregonsadventurecoast.com541-759-2709
Sep 10-Sep 24Music on the Bay - Free live music concerts held every Tuesday in Mingus Park, starting at 7 p.m. www.musiconthebay.com541-269-0215
Sep 20-Sep 22Cruz the Coos - More than 400 classic cars can be seen at this fun filled 3 day event. Friday night beach party, Saturday poker run at the Mill Casino Hotel, Saturday night Cruz the Coos through downtown Coos Bay, and a Sunday show and shine at Shore Acres State Park. www.sunsetclassicchevys.com541-888-3863
Sep 21Prefontaine Memorial Run - A 10,000 meter road race honoring one of America’s greatest distance runners. 10km, or 2M walk. Hilly, out and back. www.prefontainerun.com541-269-1103
Sep 21-Sep 22Bay Area Fun Festival - A festival of fun for families! Live Entertainment, the famous Cruz the Coos, parade and so much more! Variety of vendors, arts and crafts and lots of different kinds of food. Beer & wine garden. www.bayareafunfestival.com800-824-8486
Charleston
May 25-Sep 02SEA Docents at Simpson Reef - SEA docents available with spotting scopes and wildlife brochures from 10 AM-4 PM on weekends at the parking lot about one mile south of the entrance to Shore Acres State Park on Cape Arago Highway. Important marine mammal and seabird colony habitat. www.sea-edu.org541-260-7770
Jun 16Shore Acres Rose Sunday on Father’s Day - Rose experts in the garden, refreshments; 11am-4pm. ($5 parking fee) www.shoreacrespark.com541-888-3732
Aug 0455th Annual Salmon BBQ - Join us for the annual event to celebrate the yummy salmon! Hosted by the Kiwanis Club and featuring their renowned glaze, menu will include barbecued Salmon Steaks, coleslaw, baked potatoes, rolls, coffee, ice cream. Adults $14, Children 12 & Under $7. www.oregonsadventurecoast.com541-756-1282
Aug 10Bonsai Day - Shore Acres State Park Garden House will be open, displays by the Bonsai Society. Cookies, coffee and punch. This event is free, plus please note there is a $5 parking fee. www.shoreacrespark.com541-888-2472
Aug 10-Aug 11Seafood Festival - This family-friendly party includes plenty of great live music — from country to jazz — as well as games and contests for kids and adult. Crab race anyone? Beer and wine, and, of course, the bounty of the sea will be the center of the event. www.oregonsadventurecoast.com541-269-0215
Aug 23-Aug 25Oregon Shorebird Festival - Activities planned for birders of all skill levels, including expertly guided land based field trips, birding by canoe, and a pelagic trip. www.fws.gov/oregoncoast/shorebirdfestiva541-867-4550
Oct 05Octoberfish - Old Charleston Schoolhouse. Octoberfish celebrates community, music, food and fun, and will include local bands, vendors and tuna dinners served by The Tuna Guys. www.orcca.us
Coquille
May 25-Aug 31Sawdust Theatre: Mischief, Mayhem & Matrimony or Have Some Madeira m'dear - Written by local Sawdusters, the melodrama features titillating olios, buxom maids, and handsome gents. Show times 8 pm on Saturdays and 3pm on select Sundays. Tickets $12.50 www.SawdustTheatre.com541-396-4563
Jun 01Gay 1890s Celebration and Parade www.coquillechamber.net541-396-3414
Jul 13Town and Country Tour541-396-3096
Aug 03Fireman’s Steak Feed and Car Show www.coquillechamber.net541-396-2232
Aug 10Garden Tour541-396-3096
Aug 17Kiwanis City Wide Garage Sale at Sturdivant Park www.coquillechamber.net541-396-3414
Aug 31-Sep 01Northwest Barbeque and Music Festival - Barbecue teams cook up tasty items for a competition and for sale. Live entertainment both days, kids activities, car show on Saturday, motorcycle show on Sunday. Sturdivant Park. 541-260-5483
Bandon
Apr 21-May 27Birding at Coquille Point - SEA provides docents (wildlife interpreters) during the spring at the Coquille Point view parking lot at the west end of 11th Street in Bandon. Docents are available from 10 AM to 1 PM on weekends. www.sea-edu.org541-260-7770
May 25Blessing of the Fleet/Lost at Sea Ceremony - Donations of Flowers and Wreaths gratefully accepted. U.S.C.G. Coquille River Patrol carries wreaths/flowers out to sea.
Jun 14-Jun 30Sprague Community Theater: Noises Off - Noises Off is a play within a play. It is about an ambitious director and his troupe of mediocre actors. The cast and crew are putting together a silly sex comedy titled, Nothing On - a single-set farce in which lovers frollic, doors slam, clothes are tossed away, and embarrassing hi-jinks ensue. Meanwhile the audience has the opportunity to see how everything falls apart backstage as the performance continues. Shows Fri–Sat 7:30 p.m., Sun 2 p.m.. www.spraguetheater.org541-347-7426
Jul 04Family Fun Day & Fireworks www.bandon.com541-347-9616
Jul 12-Jul 21Sprague Community Theater: Disney's The Little Mermaid Jr. - In a magical kingdom fathoms below, the beautiful young Ariel longs to leave her ocean home to live in the world above. But first, she'll have to defy her father King Triton, make a deal with the evil sea witch Ursula, and convince Price Eric that she's the girl with the enchanting voice. Adapted from Disney's 2008 Broadway production, the show features the hit songs "Part of Your World," "She's in Love," and the Oscar-winning "Under the Sea." Tickets: Adults $10, Seniors $8 and Students $5. Shows Fri–Sat 7 p.m., Sun 2 p.m. www.spraguetheater.org541-347-7426
Jul 19-Jul 20“Golf for Health” Classic - A charitable scramble at beautiful Bandon Crossings. www.bandongolfclassic.org541-329-1040
Aug 03-Aug 04Port of Bandon's Fifth Annual 'Windfest' - Bandon`s 5th Annual WindFest! Vendors, Music, Wind Demonstrations, Food-Family Fun, Kite Making/Flying...Vendors wanted! FREE Summer Fun Event Port of Bandon347-3206
Aug 09-Aug 25Sprague Community Theater: Grease - It's 1959 and Rydell High is filled with rebellious, thrill-loving students. The new girl in school, Sandy is attracted to the leader of the Burger Place Boys gang, Danny, and music and dance ensues. As the show goes on, the students at Rydell High have to deal with love, gang violence, teen pregnancy, and friendship. Come and relive the music and dance of the 1950's. Shows Fri–Sat 7:30 p.m., Sun 2 p.m.. www.spraguetheater.org541-347-7426
Sep 09-Sep 11Cranberry Festival - The Cranberry Capital of Oregon celebrates with a whole weekend of fun for the whole family. www.bandon.com541-347-9616
Myrtle Point
Jul 23-Jul 27Coos County Fair - County-wide showcase of agriculture, crafts, industry, and business--along with carnival, rodeo, entertainment and more! www.co.coos.or.us/Departments/CoosCounty541-396-2200
Powers
Jun 08Powers Townwide Garage Sale - Visit the scenic town of Powers for its 23rd annual Townwide Garage Sale. Over 40 sale sites. Enjoy treasurer hunting for yourself or the Forest Service sponsored Kids Fishing Derby for your child.541-439-2313
Jun 08Powers Townwide Garage Sale - Visit scenic Powers for its 23rd annual Townwide Garage Sale. Treasure hunt over 40 sale sites.Bring your child and pole for the USFS sponsored Kids Fishing Derby. Camp at the County Park. A fun family event. 541-439-2313
Jun 15Tour de Fronds - Scenic, Backcountry rides on Traffic-Free Roads in Southern Oregon's Premier Bicycle Recreation Area with distances from 30-120 miles. www.tourdefronds.com541-439-2418
Port Orford
Apr 01-Oct 31Hughes House, Cape Blanco Lighthouse, & Lifeboat Station Tours www.capeblancoheritagesociety.com
Jul 04-Jul 064th of July Jubilee - Rotary Pancake Breakfast, Jubilee Parade, Fireworks, and lots of fun activities and events! Event Brochures in town on arrival. www.portorfordoregon.com
Aug 30-Sep 01Arts, Wine and Seafood Festival - Food, wine, arts & crafts sale, seafood barbecue, and live entertainment. www.portorfordoregon.com541-366-1149
Dec 15-Dec 26Christmas on the Cape - Hughes House & Lighthouse Open, noon to 5pm. www.portorfordoregon.com
Gold Beach
May 01-Oct 15Jet Boat Tours - Have a trip of a lifetime up the Rogue River on a jetboat. www.roguejets.com800-451-3645
May 17-Jun 01Rogue Theater:The Ballad of Gopher Gap - Welcome to Gopher Gap, Arizona....when the Wild West needed taming. This melodrama is fun to perform and funny for the audience to sit back and be entertained with such notables as: Toby Mugg…a sinner redeemed; Slats…not bright, yet useful; Crazy Nannette…demented, but through the miracle of stage, cured in the nick of time; Flora Fourflusher…talented, but her heart pumps greed; Bunco De Sneer…nasty, snide, slicker than lard on hot cornbread; Minerva Hotchkiss…the pen is mightier than the shovel; Verlinda Springblossom…there is still goodness in this wicked world. Performances Fridays and Saturdays. www.EllensburgTheaterCompany.com541-247-4382
May 18-May 19America's Wild Rivers Coast Wine, Art & Music Festival - Fabulous wineries, scrumptious food, talented artisans, a brandy distillery, brew pub, musicians playing to our ears content and flower show. At the Event Center on the Beach. www.goldbeachchamber.com541-247-0923
Jun 18-Jun 23Pistol River Wave Bash - Windsurfing, Kite Boarding & Paddle Board Competition www.americanwindsurfingtour.com800-525-2334
Jul 04Fireworks Show - Firework Show at dusk at the port of Gold Beach. www.goldbeach.org800-525-2334
Jul 18-Jul 28Rogue Theater: Disney’s Mulan Jr. - Children's theater, with performances Thursday, Friday and Saturday, July 18, 19 and 20 at 7 p.m. and Sunday matinee, July 21 at 2 p.m. Then Wednesday, July 24 at 7 p.m. and a closing Sunday matinee July 28. www.EllensburgTheaterCompany.com541-247-4382
Jul 25-Jul 28Curry County Fair - The Curry County Fair is the only Fair that is held next to the ocean. You can see the ocean from the Ferris Wheel and from many of the buildings and rides while visiting the fair. www.curryfair.com541-247-4541
Aug 08-Aug 25Rogue Theater: Lucky Stiff - Musical comedy, reminiscent of ‘A Weekend at Bernie’s’ with a convoluted plot that will keep you on your toes, and in stitches, laughing. Performances are Fridays and Saturdays at 7:30 p.m. with two Sunday matinees at 2 p.m. www.EllensburgTheaterCompany.com541-247-4382
Aug 10-Aug 11Fireman's Pancake Breakfast - All-you-can-eat breakfast benefiting the Gold Beach Volunteer Fire Dept. $6 per person, kids 5 & under are free. 6am – 12pm, Buffington Memorial Park. www.goldbeach.org800-525-2334
Aug 24Rogue River Salmon Derby www.goldbeach.org800-525-2334
Sep 07Bike the Rogue River - All three Bike the Rogue routes follow the banks of the Rogue River in this spectacularly scenic and remote southwestern corner of Oregon...where the Rogue River meets the ocean. www.goldbeachbiketherogue.org800-525-2334
Sep 07Brew and Art Fest - Sample microbrews of every color and flavor, eat a variety of great grub, listen to musicians playing on two stages, view classic cars, check out new art and artisan wares, and more. www.goldbeachbrewfest.org541-490-1593
Sep 07Gold Beach Brew & Art Fest - 40+ craft brews on tap,live music on 2 stages,BBQ & other tasty selections, classic car show, artisan vendors,art show & more. Admission includes festival beer glass and 2 tokens for beer samples. $10.00 advance tickets, $15.00 at the door. www.goldbeachbrewfest.org541-490-1593
Sep 21-Sep 22Festival of Quilts - Gold Beach Quilters' Guild presents "A River Runs Through It" quilt show on Saturday and Sunday from 10 a.m.-4 p.m. at the Event Center. www.goldbeach.org800-525-2334
Pistol River
Jun 15Pistol River Concert Association: 3 Let Torso www.pistolriver.com541-247-2848
Aug 31Pistol River Concert Association: Barn Birds www.pistolriver.com541-247-2848
Oct 05Pistol River Concert Association: Beppe Gambetta www.pistolriver.com541-247-2848
Brookings
Jan 12-Dec 14Second Saturday Art Walk - Ten art galleries and art related venues with new art, free hors d'oeuvres and live music. Second Saturday of every month, from 4:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. www.wildriverscoastart.com 541-469-3181
May 17-Jun 02Brookings–Harbor Community Theater: Disney’s Beauty and the Beast - Shows Fri–Sat 7:30 p.m., Sun 2 p.m.; tickets $7–$10. www.brookingsharborcommunitytheater.com541-469-4700
May 24-May 26Party at the Port - Event features live bands, a beer garden, and a host of other May Day celebrations. www.brookingsharborchamber.com800-535-9469
May 24-May 27Azalea Festival - Community-wide Festival includes a parade, car show, street fair, childrens' carnival, flower & plant shows, quilt show, and more. The theme this year is "Fish, Flowers & Forests." www.brookingsharborchamber.com800-535-9469
Jun 01-Oct 05Original Brookings Harbor Saturday Farmers' Market - Fresh, local produce. Various artisans with their handcrafted items. Fresh breads and musical entertainment. Every Saturday, 10:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. on the Boardwalk, Port of Brookings Harbor www.port-brookings-harbor.com541-469-9522
Jun 14-Jun 30Chetco Playhouse: Harvey - When Elwood P. Dowd starts to introduce his imaginary friend, Harvey, a six-and-a-half-foot rabbit, to guests at a society party, his sister, Veta, has seen as much of his eccentric behavior as she can tolerate. She decides to have him committed to a sanitarium to spare her daughter, Myrtle Mae, and their family from future embarrassment. Problems arise, however, when Veta herself is mistakenly assumed to be on the verge of lunacy when she explains to doctors that years of living with Elwood's hallucination have caused her to see Harvey also! The doctors commit Veta instead of Elwood, but when the truth comes out, the search is on for Elwood and his invisible companion. www.chetcopelicanplayers.org541-661-2309
Jul 044th of July Fireworks & Chili Cook-off www.brookingsharborchamber.com800-535-9469
Jul 20-Jul 21Southern Oregon Kite Festival - Always the 3rd weekend in July. Local Food and craft vendors. Kids kite making hosted by the Rouge Valley Windchasers kite club. Free shuttle from the Chamber parking lot to the festival grounds. Hours 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. daily. Auction sokf.org541-234-4866
Jul 26-Aug 04Brookings–Harbor Community Theater: Peter Pan - Shows Fri–Sat 7:30 p.m., Sun 2 p.m.; tickets $7–$10. www.brookingsharborcommunitytheater.com541-469-4700
Aug 03-Aug 04Festival of Art in Stout Park - A juried show of original art and handcrafted items. Plein air artists at work, activities for children, food court, music. Stout Park - lovely park setting surrounding Manley Art Center. One block off Highway 101 on Oak Street. Saturday and Sunday hours 10 am - 5 pm. www.wildriverscoastart.com541-469-9522
Aug 09-Aug 11Pirates of the Pacific Festival - Re-enactors provide cannon fire and sword play, magicians, jugglers, children’s events, old salty sea dog tunes, pirate shanties, merchants, and more! www.piratesofthepacificfestival.com 541-251-4422
Aug 09-Aug 25Chetco Playhouse: Wizard of Oz - Dorothy is a young orphaned girl raised by her Uncle Henry and Aunt Em on a bleak Kansas farm. Her dog Toto is her sole source of happiness. One day the farmhouse, Dorothy and Toto are caught up in a twister, and miraculously deposited in the Land of Oz, simultaneously killing an wicked witch.How many more miracles will it take to get Dorothy and Toto home again? www.chetcopelicanplayers.org541-469-1877
Aug 17Chalk Art Festival - 10 AM-4 PM at the Port of Brookings Harbor Boardwalk! Artists of all kinds have the opportunity to display their talents in a 4'x4' space. Fundraiser for Pennies for Pooches, no-kill animal shelter. www.pennies4pooches.com hamber.com541-469-0360
Aug 23-Aug 31Brookings–Harbor Community Theater: The Princess and the Pea - Shows Fri–Sat 7:30 p.m., Sun 2 p.m.; tickets $7–$10. www.brookingsharborcommunitytheater.com541-469-4700
Aug 29-Sep 01Slam'n Salmon Ocean Derby www.slamnsalmon.com 541-469-2218
Sep 20Black Tie & Tennis Shoe Artist Reception and Auction - Manley Art Center, 433 Oak Street.$10.00 Tour Pass admits one to the Friday night gala and to the Art Studio Tour on Saturday. www.wildriverscoastart.com 541-469-1807
Sep 21Art Studio Tour - Local artists welcome the public to home studios. Tour Pass available at Manley Art Center. www.wildriverscoastart.com 541-469-1807
 

 


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