Summer 2018 Events
Long Beach Peninsula |
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| Ocean Park | ||
| Jun 16-Jun 17 | Northwest Garlic Festival – Celebrate the passion of this exulted bulb with the faithful throngs who make the annual pilgrimage to this fantastic event held each June in Ocean Park. This festival was born out of love for great, garlic-laden cuisine. Free. funbeach.com | 360-642-2400 |
| Jul 04 | 4th of July Parade & Art in the Park – The Old Fashioned 4th of July Parade in downtown Ocean Park is a true slice of Americana. Classic cars, homemade floats, chalk art, waving flags — this event is community in motion. The parade begins at 1 p.m. And between 10 a.m. and 3 p.m., Art in the Park at Sheldon Park will feature the works of local artists, food vendors and more! opwa.com | 360-642-2400 |
| Long Beach | ||
| Apr 06-Apr 08 | Peninsula Arts Association Spring Show – The Peninsula Arts Association presents its annual Spring Art show in Long Beach at the Train Depot. Attendees vote on the People’s Choice Ribbon, the event’s top honor. An art raffle of donated works benefits the PAA High School Graduate Scholarship Fund and Art Enrichment Program. | 800-451-2542 |
| Apr 20-Apr 21 | Long Beach Razor Clam Festival – The historic Long Beach Razor Clam Festival returns for its fourth year after a decades-long hiatus! Experience razor clam digging, razor clam dining and family fun. longbeachrazorclamfestival.com | 360-642-2400 |
| May 06 | Loyalty Day Parade – Longest consecutive loyalty day celebration in the nation. Events are scheduled over two-day period on the Long Beach Peninsula, including Children’s Parade, annual Blessing of the Fleet, Fire Truck rides, and Loyalty Days Parade. loyaltydayslongbeach.com | 800-451-2542 |
| May 26-Sep 03 | SummerFest – Free family friendly entertainment and activities Memorial Day through Labor Day in downtown Long Beach. Enjoy wagon rides, face painting, live music, sidewalk chalk art contests and more! Venues include Gazebo Park, Veterans Field and pocket parks. longbeachwa.gov | 360-642-2400 |
| Jun 08-Sep 28 | Columbia-Pacific Farmers Market longbeachwa.gov | 360-244-9169 |
| Jul 04 | Fireworks on the Beach – One of the best fireworks shows around, this event features fireworks over the ocean in front of the Long Beach boardwalk. 10:00 pm – 10:30 pm funbeach.com | 360-642-2400 |
| Jul 18-Jul 22 | Sandsations – The annual Long Beach sand-sculpting extravaganza returns to the Peninsula. The action unfolds along the Bolstad Beach Approach. The competition is open to all ages and abilities. sandsationslongbeach.com | 360-642-2400 |
| Jul 28-Jul 29 | Long Beach Rodeo – Long Beach Rodeo and family night draws competitors from near and far to compete in saddle bronc, bareback and bull riding, barrel racing and steer wrestling, as well as team, calf and breakaway roping. peninsulasaddleclub.com | 360-642-2400 |
| Aug 03-Aug 04 | Jake the Alligator Man’s Birthday & Car Show – Back for its 12th year, Jake the Alligator Man’s 76th birthday is an annual celebration. Live music, car shows, Bride of Jake contest and more. jakethealligatorman.com | 360-642-2400 |
| Aug 04-Aug 05 | Surf n’ Saddle’s Jr. Rodeo – The Northwest Junior Rodeo, known around these parts as the Surf ‘n Saddle Jr. Rodeo, is geared toward the buckaroos in the family — cowgirls and cowboys aged 2 to 18 compete in everything from dummy roping to riding the bucking stock. funbeach.com | 360-642-2400 |
| Aug 18 | Jazz & Oysters – Great jazz paired with great food makes this outdoor event a yearly hit. The annual Jazz & Oysters features excellent Pacific Northwest jazz ensembles, delectable Willapa Bay oysters, delicious local desserts, great beverages and more tasty offerings. watermusicfestival.com | |
| Aug 20-Aug 26 | WA State International Kite Festival – Enjoy seven days if kite-flying, beach-playing, festival fun. Join world-renowned kite flyers on Washington’s longest beach for days of fun at this event voted the ‘Best Kite Festival in the World’ by Kite Trade Association International. kitefestival.com | 360-642-2400 |
| Ilwaco | ||
| Oct 20-Mar 31 | Columbia Pacific Heritage Museum: Rewind to the 1960s–Peninsula’s Past – The 1960s were a decade of change on the Long Beach Peninsula. In 1961, the loss of the fishing vessel Mermaid and the motor lifeboat Triumph became the impetus for the founding of the National Motor Lifeboat School at Cape Disappointment in 1968. Red’s Café was the place to be in Ilwaco and Marsh’s in Long Beach made an exciting new acquisition with Jake the Alligator Man. Developers “found the beach” and created new communities such as Surfside Estates and Tides West. Roads were expanded and the “new” Astoria/Megler Bridge made a great impact on everyday life. The exhibition highlights everyday life on the Peninsula in the ‘60s and documents many of these changes. columbiapacificheritagemuseum.org | 360-642-3446 |
| Apr 28 | Black Lake Fishing Derby – Now entering its 25th year, the event for children aged 2-14 features a free pancake breakfast and a hot dog tent. Registration is free for this event hosted by Ilwaco Parks and Recreation. The derby runs from 7-10 a.m., and awards are given for the largest fish caught in each age division and overall aggregate weight. ilwaco-wa.gov | 800-451-2542 |
| May 05 | Blessing of the Fleet& Children’s Loyalty Days Parade – Gaily decorated parade of boats to mouth of Columbia River for blessing. Memorial Wreath dropped by Coast Guard helicopter. Free boat rides to blessing site. funbeach.com | 800-451-2542 |
| May 05-Sep 29 | Saturday 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. portofilwaco.com | 503-338-9511 |
| Jun 09-Aug 25 | Waikiki Beach Concert Series – The Waikiki Beach Concert Series is an outdoor, all-ages event at Cape Disappointment State Park. The concerts are held on the second and fourth Saturdays in June, July and August from 7 to 8:30 pm. A Washington State Discover Pass is required to attend. funbeach.com | 360-642-2400 |
| Jul 07 | Firecracker 5K Walk/Run – This pet-friendly 5k is perfect for runners of all ages. The route follows the Discovery Trail to beautiful Beard’s Hollow before heading back to the Port of Ilwaco. Prizes and T-shirts at the finish line. 9:00 am funbeach.com | 360-642-2400 |
| Jul 07 | Fireworks at the Port – “Feel the thunder” at the Port of Ilwaco! Enjoy a day of shopping at the Saturday Market at the Port, run the Firecracker 5k and then relax portside for an awesome professional fireworks show. Dusk ilwaco-wa.gov | 360-642-2400 |
| Jul 14-Jul 15 | Clamshell Railroad Days – Celebrate Clamshell Railroad Days at the Columbia Pacific Heritage Museum in Ilwaco! Enjoy lectures, model railroad layouts from regional clubs, the kids craft caboose, and more. $5 Admission. http://www.columbiapacificheritagemuseum | 3606423446 |
| Aug 03-Aug 04 | OTC Ilwaco Tuna Classic: Deep Canyon Challenge – Be a part of a great event that supports a great cause! The Oregon Tuna Classic — Deep Canyon Challenge helps feed the needy and showcases the area’s fabulous fishing. oregontunaclassic.com | 360-642-2400 |
| Sep 07 | Slow Drag at the Port – Slow and steady wins the race! Hot Rods compete in a coasting competition along the Port of Ilwaco. Cars have about 15 feet to accelerate before coasting about 200 yards. To win, a car must cross and stop closest to the finish line. funbeach.com | 360-642-2400 |
| Oct 13-Oct 14 | Cranberrian Fair, a Harvest Festival – A celebration of local harvest including all things cranberry. Foods, vendors, craft demonstrations and more will showcase the area’s rich heritage. Buttons are $5 and cover admission to all events. http://www.columbiapacificheritagemuseum | 3606423446 |
Northern California |
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| Crescent City | ||
| Apr 07-Apr 08 | Tall Ship Tours – Come aboard the Lady Washington and/or Hawaiian Chieftain for a self-guided tour of each ship or take an adventure sail. historicalseaport.org | 800-200-5239 |
| Apr 07-Apr 08 | Pirate Festival – This two day festival features booths, music & brew tasting and is held in conjunction with the Tall Ships coming to the harbor. Booths will be open for business 10:00am to 5:00pm. On Saturday, there will be a Pirate 5Krun and 1K walk. delnorte.org/event/pirate-festival | 707-464-7195 |
| Apr 15 | Symphony by the Sea delnorte.org | 707-954-2489 |
| Apr 22 | Music in the Redwoods Concert Series: Duo Baldo – Admission is by $45 season pass or $20 single ticket; children & students with ID are free. musicintheredwoods.com | 707-951-3102 |
| Apr 28 | DNACA Presents: Lion Bear Fox – dnaca.net | 707-464-1336 |
| May 05 | Dancing with the Stars of Del Norte delnorte.org | 707-218-5998 |
| May 12 | 4th Annual Noll Paddle Festival – delnorte.org/event/noll-paddle-festival |
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| May 19 | CASA of Del Norte Annual Golf Tournament – delnorte.org | 707-464-3320 |
Oregon Coast |
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| Oregon Coast | ||
| Mar 24 | Spring Oregon Beach Cleanup, presented by AAA Oregon – Join SOLVE clearing litter and marine debris at one of 45 locations along the Oregon coast! To register and view a list of project sites visit solveoregon.org, call 503-844-9571 ext332, or email info@solveoregon.org. Registration begins February 5 2018 solveoregon.org |
503-844-9571 ext 332 |
| Mar 24-Mar 31 | Spring Whale Watch Week – Trained volunteers to help visitors spot gray whales during migration at 24 coastal sites. Whales may be seen heading north from mid-March to late May. whalespoken.org | 541-765-3407 |
| Apr 21 | SOLVE IT for Earth Day, presented by Portland General Electric – Join SOLVE from 9am-1pm restoring one of 100 Oregon natural areas this Earth Day Week! To register and view a list of project sites, visit solveoregon.org, call 503-844-9571 ext332, or email info@solveoregon.org. Registration begins February 5th, 2018. solveoregon.org | 503-844-9571 ext 332 |
| Sep 29 | SOLVE Beach & Riverside Cleanup, presented by the Oregon Lottery – Join SOLVE clearing litter and marine debris at one of over 100 locations across Oregon! To register and view a list of project sites, visit solveoregon.org, call 503-844-9571 ext332, or email info@solveoregon.org. Registration begins February 5, 2018. solveoregon.org | 503-844-9571 ext 332 |
| Dec 27-Dec 31 | Winter Whale Watch Week – Trained volunteers help visitors spot gray whales during migration at 24 sites all along the coast. whalespoken.org | 541-765-3407 |
| Astoria | ||
| Mar 28 | North Coast Chorale: The Seven Last Words of Christ northcoastchorale.org | 503-338-2306 |
| Mar 30-Apr 22 | Astor Street Opry Company: See How They Run – “Galloping in and out of the four doors of an English vicarage are an American actor and actress (he is now stationed with the Air Force in England), a cockney maid who has seen too many American movies, an old maid who “touches alcohol for the first time in her life,” four men in clergyman suits presenting the problem of which is which (for disguised as one is an escaped prisoner), and a sedate Bishop aghast at all these goings-on and the trumped up stories they tell him.” | 503-325-6104 |
| Apr 08 | North Coast Symphonic Band: The Scandinavian Connection northcoastsymphonicband.org | 503-325-5922 x 55 |
| Apr 13-Apr 18 | Tall Ship Tours – Come aboard the Lady Washington and/or Hawaiian Chieftain for a self-guided tour of each ship or take an adventure sail. historicalseaport.org | 800-200-5239 |
| Apr 26 | Liberty Theater Classical Series: Oregon Brass Quintet libertyastoria.org | 503-325-5922 x 55 |
| Apr 27-Apr 29 | Crab, Seafood & Wine Festival – Attracting seafood lovers for its famous fresh-caught Oregon Dungeness crab dinner, the festival also showcases artisan producers, local micro-canneries, wineries and homegrown craft breweries. More than 80 booths from regional artisans and live music at Clatsop County Fairgrounds. astoriacrabfest.com |
800-875-6807 |
| May 12 | Flavel House Mother’s Day Tea & Scones – Honor the Mother in your life with an entertaining and delicious day at the Flavel House. cumtux.org | 503-325-2203 |
| May 13-Oct 14 | Astoria Sunday Market – Locals and tourists alike enjoy the bustling, colorful and lively weekly Market. Taste, shop and explore! AstoriaSundayMarket.com | 503-325-1010 |
| May 18-May 20 | North Coast Chorale Spring concert: Just for the Fun of It! northcoastchorale.org | 503-338-2306 |
| May 20 | Run on the River – 5th Annual Run on the River sponsored by Buoy Beer Company. Register early for this Half Marathon, 10K and 5K along the beautiful Columbia River, in Astoria OR. astoriaparksfoundation.com | 503-325-7275 |
| May 25 | Liberty Theater Classical Series: Solstice Wind Quintet libertyastoria.org | 503-325-5922 x 55 |
| Jun 07 | Goonies Day – thegoondocks.org |
503-325-6311 |
| Jun 08-Jun 10 | Tenor Guitar Gathering – The gathering brings together professional tenor guitarists hailing from locations like Montreal to Nashville for a weekend of performances, parades, jam sessions, meet-n-greets and workshops taking place at various venues and impromptu locations in downtown Astoria. tenorguitargathering.info | |
| Jun 15-Jun 17 | Scandinavian Midsummer Festival – The festival embodies the rich cultural heritage that was transplanted to the Astoria region by emigrating Scandinavians. During the three days of the festival over a dozen Scandinavian musical, dance, and theater groups are scheduled to entertain . Retail booths will offer handcrafts, Scandinavian import items, and traditional Scandinavian foods. | 503-325-6311 |
| Jun 15-Jul 01 | Astoria Music Festival – More than two dozen classical, opera and chamber music performances from world-class stars and ensembles rarely seen outside of the United States’ largest cities. | 503-325-9896 |
| Jul 03 | North Coast Symphonic Band Free Concert: United We Stand – The final concert of the season will be the popular free concert at 7pm on Tuesday, July 3rd. This year’s extravaganza is titled “United We Stand.” America’s birthday is a time to come together to celebrate the best of our country’s strong history in democracy. Put aside your cares and worries and celebrate what’s good with your family, neighbors, friends, and North Coast visitors in a FREE concert in our community’s living room, the Liberty Theatre. liberty-theater.org |
503-325-8108 |
| Jul 04 | Fourth of July Fireworks – Fireworks explode at dusk. oldoregon.com | 503-325-6311 |
| Jul 12-Sep 01 | Astor Street Opry Company Playhouse: Shanghaied in Astoria – Historical, Vaudeville-Style, Musical Melodrama. Family orientated – Perfect for all ages! This interactive theater invites audiences to boo and hiss at the villains and cheer for the hero’s and sigh for the young sweet hearts! | 503-325-6104 |
| Jul 28-Jul 29 | Astoria Open Art Studios Tour – Astoria artists open their studios to the public for the annual Astoria Open Studio Tour! Engage with Astoria’s arts community during this free, intimate, festive, and easy-to-navigate experience. Maps and a full-color booklet featuring all of the participating artists will be available online and around town in early July. | 503-741-9694 |
| Jul 31-Aug 04 | Clatsop County Fair & Expo – Whether it`s pigs or poultry, jams or jewelry, local entertainment, or just plain fun – the Clatsop County Fair has it all and more! | 503-325-4600 |
| Aug 09-Aug 13 | Astoria Regatta – Boat races, parades, dances, music, trolley rides, and more fun for the entire family. | 503-325-6311 |
| Sep 08-Sep 09 | Victorian Games at Flavel House – The annual Old-Fashioned Fun and Games event returns to the Flavel House Museum with a full slate of fun activities for kids, adults and families, including croquet and badminton, hands-on activities, contests and prizes, butter and ice cream making demonstrations, apple pressing, textiles, blacksmithing, wagon rides and more. cumtux.org | 503-325-2203 |
| Oct 28 | Talking Tombstones – Former citizens are expected to return from the great beyond for a graveside chat with any and all willing to visit their tombstone. This is a FREE event, however donations are welcome. cumtux.org | 503-325-2203 |
| Dec 15-Dec 30 | Flavel House Holiday Plum Pudding and Tea – Enjoy a relaxing afternoon with a cup of tea and traditional holiday plum pudding in the festively decorated historic Flavel House Museum. | 503-325-2203 |
| Dec 17 | Old-Fashioned Christmas in the Flavel House Museum – Old St. Nick will be attending the Old-Fashioned Christmas celebration in the Flavel House Museum from 6 to 8 p.m. Monday, December 19th. Visitors will have an opportunity to see the decorated Flavel House Museum and be treated to holiday music, crafts, games, and stories for the kids. Everyone will enjoy the cookies and hot chocolate. Mom and Dad don’t forget your camera as you will want to capture that photo of your little one on Santa’s lap in front of the beautiful fireplace in the Flavel House library. cumtux.org |
503-325-2203 |
| Warrenton | ||
| Apr 15 | In Their Footsteps Lecture Series: Fort Clatsop – Meet scholars, authors, and artists, join the conversation and be inspired by history, people and culture. This forum is sponsored by the Lewis & Clark National Park Association, is presented in the Netul River Room of Fort Clatsop’s visitor center, and is free of charge. | 503-861-2471 |
| Apr 21 | National Park Fee-Free Weekend at Fort Clatsop nps.gov/lewi/ | 503-861-2471 |
| May 20 | In Their Footsteps Lecture Series: Fort Clatsop – Meet scholars, authors, and artists, join the conversation and be inspired by history, people and culture. This forum is sponsored by the Lewis & Clark National Park Association, is presented in the Netul River Room of Fort Clatsop’s visitor center, and is free of charge. | 503-861-2471 |
| Jun 01-Sep 03 | Tours at Fort Stevens Historic Area & Underground Battery – Take a tour underground through a rare gun battery that also served as a World War II command center. Ride in the back of a period military truck and see the fortifications from a whole new perspective. Get a feel for what the inside of a military jail was like as you walk through one of the last brick-constructed guard houses in the country. | 503-861-2000 |
| Jun 21 | Anniversary of the Japanese Attack – At Battery Russell at Fort Stevens. visitftstevens.com | 503-861-1470 |
| Jun 28-Sep 02 | Fort Clatsop: Ranger-Led Kayak Tours – nps.gov/lewi |
503-861-4425 |
| Sep 01-Sep 03 | Fort Stevens Civil War 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. visitftstevens.com | 503-861-1470 |
| Seaside | ||
| Jun 15-Jun 16 | Muscle ‘n’ Chrome – This popular event is a celebration of show-quality vehicles from 1960 to 1978 and factory performance vehicles from 1979 to current year. Please note that Broadway will be closed from Holladay to the Turnaround during a portion of this event. seasidedowntown.com | 503-717-1914 |
| Jun 16-Jun 17 | Soccer in the Sand – The event is a two day, small sided 5v5 soccer tournament played in the sand with goalkeepers. Every team will be guaranteed 3 games filled with lots of touches on the ball and an environment to try all the latest moves. The entire family is encouraged to come and enjoy the games and the beach. seasidechamber.com | 503-738-6391 |
| Jun 20-Sep 26 | Wednesday Farmers Market – Variety of fresh produce, pasture-raised meat, organic cheeses, wild-caught seafood, and hand-crafted artisan food products every Wednesday in the parking area of Broadway Middle School, 1120 Broadway St. just off of Highway 101 from 3:00 PM – 7:00 PM on Wednesdays through August and 4 to 7pm in September. seasidemarket.org | 503-738-3311 |
| Jul 04 | 4th of July Parade & Fireworks seasideor.com | 503-738-6391 |
| Jul 04 | 4th of July Old Fashioned Social – Food, including ice cream social, games, silent auction, and entertainment at the Seaside Historical Society Museum. seasidemuseum.org |
503-738-7065 |
| Aug 09-Aug 12 | Seaside Beach Volleyball Tournament – The annual event kicks off with over 1000 teams competing this year in the World’s Largest Amateur Beach Volleyball tournament. seasidechamber.com | 503-738-6391 |
| Aug 25 | Hood-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 in the evening. hoodtocoast.com | |
| Sep 06-Sep 09 | Wheels ‘n’ Waves Car Show – Spectators can expect unique builder and street cars. | 503-738-7637 |
| Cannon Beach | ||
| Feb 09-Oct 24 | Haystack Rock Tidepool Tours – Haystack Rock Awareness Program volunteers and staff provide education and information about the marine environment around Haystack Rock from spring through fall. Check their calendar for tour times (coincides with low tides). ci.cannon-beach.or.us/hrap | 503-436-8060 |
| Mar 16-Apr 21 | Coaster Theatre: Noises Off – A farce about putting on a farce, provides comedic insight in the onstage and backstage challenges of opening a show involving highly improbable events, misunderstandings and mistaken identities. We meet the cast and crew of Nothing On (the play within the play) the night before opening as the actors struggle with entrances, exits and getting props in their right place at the right time. As tensions mount the actors leave the audience wondering…will they get it right before opening night? coastertheatre.com | 503-436-1242 |
| Apr 20-Aug 26 | Tillamook County Pioneer Museum: Historical exhibit “To Build a Ship Two: The Story of the Morning Star II” – tcpm.org |
503-842-4553 |
| May 04-May 06 | Spring Unveiling – Throughout Cannon Beach, artists “unveil” new works in all mediums. Works include those from established painters & sculptors to fine art photography to up-and-coming artists. Interact with artists through out the weekend. Techniques and inspiration are discussed. Receptions held at galleries throughout town. cbgallerygroup.com |
503-436-2623 |
| May 04-May 27 | Coaster Theatre: The Odd Couple – A group of guys assemble for cards in the apartment of divorced Oscar Madison and if the mess is any indication, it’s no wonder that his wife left him. Late to arrive is Felix Unger, who has just separated from his wife. Fastidious, depressed, and none too tense, Felix seems suicidal, but as the action unfolds, Oscar becomes the one with murder on his mind when the clean freak and the slob ultimately decide to room together with hilarious results as The Odd Couple is born. coastertheatre.com | 503-436-1242 |
| May 18-May 20 | Get Lit at the Beach: A Gathering for Readers – Readers meet writers at Get Lit at the Beach, an annual gathering in Cannon Beach, Oregon, featuring prominent authors. Attendees will have the opportunity to meet notable authors and attend presentations, book signings and a keynote dinner presentation. tolovanaartscolony.org | 541-215-4445 |
| Jun 08-Jun 10 | 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. | 503-436-2623 |
| Jun 12-Sep 28 | Tuesday 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. facebook.com/cannonbeachfarmersmarket | |
| Jun 17 | Discover Haystack Rock Awareness Program: Murre Egg Painting – Held on the beach in front of Haystack Rock from 10am. These events are free. ci.cannon-beach.or.us/hrap | 503-436-8060 |
| Jun 22-Jun 24 | Plein Air and More – Artists represented by Cannon Beach art galleries create works of art outdoors throughout town and on the beach. cbgallerygroup.com | 503-436-2623 |
| Jun 22-Sep 01 | Coaster Theatre: Ken Ludwig’s Baskerville: A Sherlock Holmes Mystery – Get your deerstalker cap on — the play’s afoot! Comedic genius Ken Ludwig transforms Arthur Conan Doyle’s classic The Hound of the Baskervilles into a murderously funny adventure. Sherlock Holmes is on the case. The male heirs of the Baskerville line are being dispatched one by one. To find their ingenious killer, Holmes and Watson must brave the desolate moors before a family curse dooms its newest heir. Watch as our intrepid investigators try to escape a dizzying web of clues, silly accents, disguises, and deceit as five actors deftly portray more than forty characters. coastertheatre.com | 503-436-1242 |
| Jun 29-Sep 02 | Coaster Theatre: The Musical of Musicals: The Musical – The Musical of Musicals (The Musical!) is a musical about musicals! In this hilarious satire of musical theatre, one story becomes five delightful musicals, each written in the distinctive style of a different master of the form, from Rodgers and Hammerstein to Stephen Sondheim. An entertaining comic valentine to musical theatre. coastertheatre.com | 503-436-1242 |
| Jul 01-Jul 04 | Great Puffin Watch, Parade & Party – Observe puffins, attend the puffin puppet show, lecture, parade and more to celebrate the return of puffins to Haystack Rock. ci.cannon-beach.or.us/hrap | 503-436-8060 |
| Jul 02 | Discover Haystack Rock Awareness Program: Puffin Puppet – Held on the beach in front of Haystack Rock from 10 a.m. – 12 p.m. Meet at the red HRAP truck by the rock structure. These events are free. ci.cannon-beach.or.us/hrap |
503-436-8060 |
| Sep 07-Sep 09 | Cannon Beach Cottage Tours – Tour attendees will get an inside peek at true coastal living during tours and presentations. | 503-436-9301 |
| Sep 14-Sep 16 | CoastWalk Oregon – Two Capes, Two Bays, Three Days! Make plans to join us September 14-15-16 on the Tillamook Coast. Details will be posted at CoastWalkOregon.org by Feb. 1; registration opens March 1. CoastWalkOregon.org | |
| Sep 21-Oct 27 | Coaster Theatre: Deathtrap – Seemingly comfortably ensconced in his charming Connecticut home, Sidney Bruhl, a successful writer of Broadway thrillers, is struggling to overcome a dry spell which has resulted in a string of failures and a shortage of funds. A possible break in his fortunes occurs when he receives a script from a student in the seminar he has been conducting at a nearby college—a thriller which Sidney recognizes immediately as a potential Broadway hit. Sidney’s plan, which he devises with his wife’s help, is to offer collaboration to the student, an idea which the younger man quickly accepts. Thereafter suspense mounts steadily as the plot begins to twist and turn with devilish cleverness, and with such an abundance of thrills and laughter, that audiences will be held enthralled until the final, startling moments of the play. coastertheatre.com | 503-436-1242 |
| Nov 16-Dec 23 | Coaster Theatre: The Wizard of Oz – After a tornado whisks away a young Kansas farm girl, Dorothy, to the magical land of Oz, she finds herself vaulted as a hero of the Munchkins and is set on a quest to find the mighty Wizard of Oz who has the power to send her back to Kansas. Along the way she meets a Scarecrow, a Tin Woodsman and a Cowardly Lion who help her on her journey. This beloved tale based on the MGM classic film has been entertaining audiences for generations. coastertheatre.com | 503-436-1242 |
| Manzanita | ||
| Apr 13-Apr 14 | PoetryFest – Dedicated to the joys of poetry with workshops, book signings, and poetry readings taking place at the Hoffman Center. hoffmanblog.org | 503-368-3846 |
| Apr 21 | National Beach Cleanup Tour – Annual Coast Cleanup and Awareness Day, meeting on the beach in Manzanita, Oregon. https://www.oceanblueproject.org/beachcleanuptour.html www.oceanblueproject.org |
541-286-7015 |
| Jun 08-Sep 14 | Friday 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. manzanitafarmersmarket.com | 503-368-3339 |
| Jul 04 | 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 |
| Naselle | ||
| Jul 27-Jul 28 | Finnish-American Folk Festival – A three-day celebration of Finnish-American culture in southwest Washington. nasellefinnfest.com | 360-642-2400 |
| Rockaway Beach | ||
| Jan 01-Dec 31 | International Police Museum: Fingerprint Identification – History of use of fingerprints from 1,000 AD to the present. Children, and adults, can review the history of fingerprinting, check out their own fingerprints and take home a 4X5 memento of the visit in the form of a mini fingerprint card using our inkless printing system. Learn more at the International Police Museum, 212 N. Highway 101 internationalpolicemuseum.org |
503-457-6056 |
| May 19-Sep 30 | Oregon 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. oregoncoastscenic.org | 888-71-TICKETS |
| Garibaldi | ||
| Mar 03-Nov 24 | Garibaldi 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. Open weekends in March and November, Thursday-Monday from April through October. Otherwise by appointment. garibaldimuseum.org | 503-322-8411 |
| May 19-Sep 30 | Oregon 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. oregoncoastscenic.org | 888-71-TICKETS |
| May 26 | Blessing of the Fleet – Every year since 1981 on the Saturday of Memorial Day weekend, fishing village residents and visitors, gather at the Coast Guard Memorial to remember those local members of the fishing and maritime industries whose lives have been lost at sea. Prayer ceremonials are steered for the safety of those who continue to earn their living on the water. This event features Coast Guard personnel, guest speakers and local and regional dignitaries. Afterward, units of the local fishing fleet, led by a Coast Guard vessel, head out to sea to place flowers on the ocean. visitgaribaldi.com |
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| Jun 08-Jun 09 | Bounty on the Bay – Fun-filled weekend, which includes a fishing tournament, silent auction and fantastic food, to support the health of Tillamook County estuaries and salmon habitat enhancement projects by supporting TEP. tbnep.org | 503-322-2222 |
| Peninsula | ||
| Apr 14-Apr 15 | Tokeland North Cove Studio Art Tour – Annual art show featuring the work of Pacific County’s North Beach artists. Headquartered at the historic Tokeland Hotel and nearby private art studios. Free maps to studios are available at the Tokeland Hotel and Bayshore RV park. funbeach.com | 360-642-2400 |
| Jul 21 | Music in the Gardens Tour – Music in the Gardens features a variety of Peninsula gardens and yards. Each garden features live music, delicious small bites and beverages that encourage you to linger and enjoy the Peninsula’s beautiful outdoors. watermusicfestival.com | 360-642-2400 |
| Tillamook | ||
| Mar 09-Mar 25 | The Barn Community Playhouse: Suitehearts – A naive young couple from Pennsylvania check into a posh New York hotel to fill their weekend with bliss, only to have it filled with strangers. Timothy and his wife have inadvertently booked the same honeymoon suite as Frankie and Wanda, an older experienced couple from New Jersey. After they scuffle over the room, no on is where – or with whom- they should be. During the course of this zany evening Timothy grows into a man, Elizabeth realizes she must trust Tim, Frankie makes an attempt to respect women, Wanda learns to respect herself and the bellhop gets what he deserves. Admission: $15 for adults, ages 12 and under $10. Family of four $40. tillamooktheater.com |
503-812-0275 |
| Mar 24-Mar 25 | Oregon Coast Comic Con – The Oregon Coast Comic Con returns to the Tillamook Fairgrounds! Come out and enjoy all the fun with special guest appearances, vendors and much more. oregoncoastcomiccon.com |
503-354-5588 |
| Apr 20-Apr 26 | Tillamook County Pioneer Museum: Exhibit “To Build a Ship Two; The Story of the Morning Star II” – Photographs and artifacts. tcpm.org |
503-842-4553 |
| May 04-May 20 | The Barn Community Playhouse: Moonglow – Maxine, a feisty , bitter Alzheimer’s victim, doesn’t want to move into a nursing facility. But when she meets Joe, a widower who shares her love for dance, her outlook begins to change. Although the two clash when lucid, their hazy memories overlap and they begin an affair that rejuvenates and fulfills them. But can these lovers — played simultaneously by an elderly twosome and a young, vivacious couple — stay together despite their families’ wishes and their fading vitality? Admission: $15 for adults, ages 12 and under $10. Family of four $40. tillamooktheater.com | 503-812-0275 |
| Oct 07-Oct 08 | Quilt & Fiber Festival – Biannual festival takes place Friday 10-5 and Saturday 10-4 at the Tillamook Fairgrounds. latimerquiltandtextile.com | 503-842-8622 |
| Cloverdale | ||
| Jul 07 | Clover’s Day Festival – Led by the prettiest cow in town, the Clover’s Day parade is just the beginning of fun in this charming small town celebration. Pancake breakfast, classic auto show, and live music. Pancake breakfast: 7-10, Parade: 11am. pcnvchamber.org | 888-KIWANDA |
| Pacific City | ||
| Apr 20-Apr 22 | Birding & Blues Festival – Fun, educational, and informative festival with beginning birding and blues music events in Pacific City. birdingandblues.org | 503-965-6247 |
| Apr 20-Apr 22 | Pacific City Birding & Blues Festival – Located in Pacific City, Oregon you will be thrilled to hit the trails with local birding experts. Children can enjoy a live Birds of Prey presentation (free). Listen to the cool blues music by Karen Lovely. Don’t miss our key-note speaker Noah Strycker. www.birdingandblues.org | 503-965-6247 |
| May 19 | Reach the Beach – A major fundraiser for the Lung Association of Oregon, it widely acknowledged as the official start of the Oregon cycling season and finishes in Pacific City, next to the soaring dunes of Cape Kiwanda where a finish line beach party awaits. action.lung.org/goto/kronda | |
| Jun 02 | Blessing of the Dory Fleet – At Cape Kiwanda. Send well wishes and prayers with the seasons brave Dorymen; while remembering the past generations of Dorymen as well. pcdorymen.com | |
| Jun 16 | Yappy Days – 100% of the proceeds from this street fair style festival will be donated to our local Tillamook Animal Shelter. Come and check out the adorable pooches available for adoption, balloon animals, face painting, vendors, and more! yourlittlebeachtown.com/things-to-do | |
| Jul 07 | Fireworks – Fireworks start at dusk – typically between 9:45 to 10:00 yourlittlebeachtown.com/things-to-do | |
| Jul 20-Jul 22 | Dory Days Festival – A time-honored celebration of a time-honored tradition in Pacific City. Festivities include a parade through town of floats, dory boats, fish fry, kids activities, and vintage cars. After that, a marine artisan fair is held at the beach on Cape Kiwanda. pcnvchamber.org |
888-KIWANDA |
| Sep 07-Sep 09 | Blowsion 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. BlowsionSurfSlam.com | |
| Sep 14-Sep 16 | Cape Kiwanda Longboard Classic – Besides great surfing action, there’s a pig feast, bonfire, live music, and product demos and displays. capekiwandalongboardclassic.com | 503-483-1025 |
| Neskowin | ||
| Mar 25 | Neskowin Chamber Music Series: Ariel String Quartet – Concerts are held at The Chapel at Camp Wi-Ne-Ma, on Wi-Ne-Ma Road, off Highway 101, about three miles north of Neskowin. For tickets, contact Neskowin Chamber Music, or purchase tickets at the door: $25 for adults, $10 for children. www.neskowinchambermusic.org | 503-965-6499 |
| Apr 08 | Neskowin Chamber Music Series: Spanish Brass – Concerts are held at The Chapel at Camp Wi-Ne-Ma, on Wi-Ne-Ma Road, off Highway 101, about three miles north of Neskowin. For tickets, contact Neskowin Chamber Music, or purchase tickets at the door: $25 for adults, $10 for children. www.neskowinchambermusic.org | 503-965-6499 |
| May 06 | Neskowin Chamber Music Series: pianist Joel Fan – Concerts are held at The Chapel at Camp Wi-Ne-Ma, on Wi-Ne-Ma Road, off Highway 101, about three miles north of Neskowin. For tickets, contact Neskowin Chamber Music, or purchase tickets at the door: $25 for adults, $10 for children. www.neskowinchambermusic.org | 503-965-6499 |
| May 19-Sep 22 | Saturday Farmers Market – Open 9am to 1pm neskowinfarmersmarket.com | 503-392-3582 |
| Otis | ||
| Mar 24 | Spring Oregon Beach Cleanup, presented by AAA Oregon – Join SOLVE clearing litter and marine debris at one of 45 locations along the Oregon coast! To register and view a list of project sites visit solveoregon.org, call 503-844-9571 ext332, or email info@solveoregon.org. Registration begins February 5 2018 solveoregon.org |
503-844-9571 ext 332 |
| Lincoln City | ||
| Oct 14-May 28 | Finders Keepers – Finders Keepers, glass floats on the beach – with hand-crafted glass floats being placed along the 7 miles of public beach in Lincoln City, from the Roads End area to Siletz Bay. oregoncoast.org/finders-keepers | 800-452-2151 |
| Jan 26-Apr 27 | Beachcombing Clinics – ach clinic begins with a brief orientation by local expert Laura Joki at the SW 33rd Street beach access just north of the Sandcastle Beachfront Motel. To get there, from Highway 101 turn west onto 35th Street (at the Christmas Cottage), continue down the street and take a right at SW Anchor Avenue. The beach access will be on the left hand side. Public parking lots are located at 35th and 32nd Street. Parking is also available along SW Anchor and at the beach access.
Following the orientation, Laura will guide participants along the beach and help them identify coastal treasures. Some of the treasures you may encounter include agates, fossils, gemstones, shells, petrified wood, jasper, amber, rocks and minerals. Each clinic lasts 2 hours. Questions and feedback are encouraged from all participants. oregoncoast.org/beachcombing-clinics |
541-351-8423 |
| Mar 08-Mar 31 | Theatre West: Meanwhile, Back on the Couch – Psychiatrist Victor Karleen is financially pressed between the rental of his posh office apartment and his fiancée’s expensive tastes. A colleague has written a best-selling case history book and is now rolling in royalties. Good friend Parker Donnelly has rejected Victor’s similar work because the public is tired of such things and prefers torrid fiction. Needing cash, Victor reluctantly takes on a new patient who, due to love frustration, is grinding out a rip-roaring sex novel. By mistake, his nurse gives the patient’s manuscript to Donnelly believing it to be Victor’s work. Suddenly Victor has an enormous advance royalty check, a Book of the Month Club selection, and a potential Pulitzer Prize. When he discovers that it is his patient’s inviolate confidences and not his clinical casebook that has saved the day, Victor determines to keep his patient crazy until he dreams up the final chapter. Meanwhile, Back on the Couch is fast-paced, hilarious, and zany. All performances at Theatre West. Tickets: Adults $15, Seniors and Students $13theatrewest.com |
541-994-5663 |
| Mar 24-Apr 08 | Spring Break Special Glass Drop on the Beach – Special Glass Drop for Spring Break! 300 glass art pieces will be hidden along the 7-1/2 miles of public beach in Lincoln City, from the Roads End area to Siletz Bay. oregoncoast.org/finders-keepers |
800-452-2151 |
| Mar 25-Apr 05 | Festival of Illusions – Bring a little magic to your spring break, at the LCCC. Evening magic shows plus daytime camps and drop-in art workshops. Weather proof fun! lincolncity-culturalcenter.org | 541-994-9994 |
| Apr 07 | LCCC Presents: Brazilian Violin Trio – Brazilian Violin Trio joins three of the most innovative instrumentalists on the contemporary Brazilian musical scene. Ted Falcon and Andrew Finn Magill are both multi-genre American violinists who after years of living in Brazil have become ambassadors of the growing Brazilian violin movement. Rounding out the trio is Brazilian guitarist Nando Duarte, a giant of the contemporary Brazilian music scene and an award-winning composer and arranger. lincolncity-culturalcenter.org |
541-994-9994 |
| Apr 14 | LCCC Presents: Solo Pianist David Nevue – David Nevue is an award-winning, internationally recognized pianist, composer and recording artist. His fifteen album releases include Overcome, named “Best Instrumental Piano Album of 2005” at the prestigious Lifestyle Music Awards. His most recent album, Winding Down entered the top 10 on Billboard’s “New Age/Instrumental” album charts and went to #1 on Amazon.com’s “Hot New Releases” music sales charts. Winding Down was described by Zone Music Reporter’s Bill Binkelman as “Nevue’s Pieta, his Mona Lisa, his Aida, his Gone With The Wind, his Sergeant Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band” and was nominated for “Piano Album of the Year” by ZMR and named “Best Solo Piano Album of 2015” by One World Radio. | 541-994-9994 |
| Apr 19 | LCCC Presents: folk songwriter Berkley Hart – Kerrville New Folk Songwriter Award winner Jeff Berkley and stand-out wordsmith Calman Hart join forces for an acoustic duo with natural humor and poignant, delicately crafted original songs. They’re based in San Diego, and have made six albums together. Between the songs, there’s a camaraderie forged over years of gigs and tours, along with virtuoso playing from both Berkley (guitar) and Hart (guitar, harmonica). | 541-994-9994 |
| Apr 20-Apr 22 | Great Oregon Coast Garage Sale – More than a hundred garage sales throughout the Lincoln City area. lcchamber.com | 541-994-3070 |
| Apr 21 | Spring Plant Sale – Spring Plant Sale at the Connie Hansen Garden, 1931 NW 33rd Street. conniehansengarden.com |
541-994-6338 |
| Apr 26 | LCCC Presents: flamenco guitarists José Antonio Rodrîguez – | 541-994-9994 |
| Apr 26-Apr 28 | Undertow Comedy Festival – Featuring Ron Funches, Laurie Kilmartin, Jeff Dye, Shane Mauss, Ron Lynch and 20 more comedians from across the nation will crack wise for Lincoln City at the inaugural Undertow Comedy Festival. The LCCC will serve as a venue on Friday and Saturday nights (other shows are scheduled for the Eventuary and The Beach Club). Tickets will go on sale Valentine’s Day. undertowcomedy.com |
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| May 03-May 26 | Theatre West: Borderline Crazies – Ellen hopes to ski and put some spark into her dull marriage to Stu, an efficiency author, while at Lake Tahoe in a rustic cabin owned by Stu’s publisher. They are startled when a horror author and his sexy wife also arrive at the apparently double-booked cabin. The women immediately bond but the men squabble like spoiled two-year-olds and devise several wagers to determine who stays and who goes. Before anyone can leave, a police officer reports that a snowstorm has closed the roads and an axe murderer is on the loose. Stranded with no phone, no television and no radio, the writers may kill each other before the murderer gets to them. It’s an avalanche of laughter with more twists and turns than a giant slalom. All performances at Theatre West. Tickets: Adults $15, Seniors and Students $13theatrewest.com |
541-994-5663 |
| May 06-Oct 07 | Outdoor Farmers & Crafters Market – Every Sunday, 9 am to 3 pm at the Lincoln City Cultural Center. | 541-921-0062 |
| May 18-May 19 | Chinook Winds Casino: Rodney Carrington chinookwindscasino.com | 888-MAIN ACT |
| May 18-May 20 | Art on the Edge: Central Oregon Coast Art Studio Tour – Join us to tour the studio spaces of well known, coastal visual artists where they will show off their exclusive locations, demonstrate their creative processes and sell their work. Each studio will be open from 10 AM – 5 PM. ArtStudioTourLCCC.com | 541-994-9994 |
| May 19 | OBT2: Oregon Ballet Theatre – See some of the finest young talent at Oregon Ballet Theatre, performing classical and contemporary choreography from the repertoire of OBT. Funded by a grant from the Oregon Cultural Trust. 7 pm. lincolncity-culturalcenter.org |
541-994-9994 |
| May 20 | LCCC Presents: Medieval and Spanish blues by Claude Bourbon – Medieval and Spanish blues by traveling guitarist Claude Bourbon, whose inimitable style incorporates all five digits on both of his hands, dancing independently but in unison, plucking, picking and strumming at such speed and precision that his fingers often seem to melt into a blur. “It’s hard to describe the amalgam of different influences in Claude’s playing, all melting into eachother, as he moves from classical openings, across a whole continent of cultural roots, from the Balearic’s to the Balkans, then across the Mississippi Delta, and shoehorned into … music that would not have been out of place in the courts of emperors or kings.” Tickets will go on sale April 1. | 541-994-9994 |
| May 27 | LCCC Presents: Harvest Gold, A Tribute to Neil Young – Neil Young interpreter Richie Bean is joined by Chris Ochsner, Monte Allen and Eric Jerde, as they take a journey through the Young’s remarkable career. Tickets, $12 in advance and $15 at the door, will go on sale April 1. | 541-994-9994 |
| Jul 12-Sep 01 | Theatre West: Sylvia – Greg and Kate have moved to Manhattan after twenty-two years of child-raising in the suburbs. Greg’s career as a financial trader is winding down, while Kate’s career, as a public-school English teacher, is beginning to offer her more opportunities. Greg brings home a dog he found in the park—or that has found him—bearing only the name “Sylvia” on her name tag. A street-smart mixture of Lab and Poodle, Sylvia becomes a major bone of contention between husband and wife. She offers Greg an escape from the frustrations of his job and the unknowns of middle age. To Kate, Sylvia becomes a rival for affection. And Sylvia thinks Kate just doesn’t understand the relationship between man and dog. The marriage is put in serious jeopardy until, after a series of hilarious and touching complications, Greg and Kate learn to compromise, and Sylvia becomes a valued part of their lives. All performances at Theatre West. Tickets: Adults $15, Seniors and Students $13theatrewest.com |
541-994-5663 |
| Depoe Bay | ||
| Apr 21-Apr 22 | Wooden Boat Show, Crab Feed, and Ducky Derby – Enjoy succulent crab and watch master craftsmen build and show off their wooden boats. Take part in cheering your “ducky” to the finish line during Sunday’s Ducky Derby. depoebaychamber.org | 541-765-2889 |
| May 28 | 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. fleetofflowers.org | 541-765-2889 |
| Jul 28-Jul 29 | Oregon Chapter of the American Cetacean Society 7th Annual Summer Whale Watch Weekend – Boiler Bay SP, Depoe Bay. ACS members and Naturalists will be on hand from 10 AM-1 PM each day to watch for whales and other wildlife and provide information on whales, dolphins, porpoises and their habitats. Family friendly, free, fun for all ages.https://www.facebook.com/ACSOregonChapte |
541 517 8754 |
| Aug 04 | Pirate 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. treasuredepoebay.org | 541-765-2889 |
| Sep 15 | 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. Traditional dance and song from Native peoples. depoebaychamber.org | 541-765-2889 |
| Otter Rock | ||
| Jun 23 | Otter Rock n’ Roll Youth Surf Competition – Otter Rock-n-Roll is a youth surf contest held annually on International Surfing Day. Surfers 18 and under come from all over Oregon and beyond to surf with friends and family in a fun competitive setting.For the younger groms, there is a Child with Parent division, as well as a Best Beginner division where the young surfer can ride with their peers.ORR provides an opportunity to impart the importance of active stewardship of our shared beaches, waves, and ocean to the next generation. otterrockandroll.com | |
| Newport | ||
| May 26-Apr 30 | Oregon Coast Aquarium Exhibit: Big Bites www.aquarium.org | 541-867-3474 |
| Nov 04-Apr 28 | Indoor Saturday Farmers 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 | 541-961-8236 |
| Mar 24-Mar 25 | Newport Symphony Orchestra: Eastertime Preludes – NSO with Adam Flatt, Conductor. Pre-concert talk, Saturday only, 6:45 pm. Special Guest Artist – Narek Arutyunian, clarinet, Haydn – Symphony no. 26 “Lamentatione”, Wagner – “Good Friday Spell” from Parsifal, Mozart – Clarinet Concerto K.622, Liszt – Symphonic Poem no. 3 Les Preludes. newportsymphony.org |
541-265-2787 |
| Mar 25 | OSU Hatfield Marine Science Center Open – Hatfield Marine Science Center opens its doors after maintenance and renovation. The Visitor Center’s full reopening is scheduled on March 25, check for updates hmsc.oregonstate.edu/marinescienceday | 541-867-0234 |
| Mar 30 | Comedy at the Coast! Feat. Shane Mauss – Bend Comedy Presents: Shane Mauss has had 5 appearances on Conan, he’s been on Jimmy Kimmel, Showtime, has had a Comedy Central Presents, a Netflix special ‘Mating Season’, three albums and more. FREE SHOW! Age 21+ http://www.bendcomedy.com/ | 541-801-3000 |
| Mar 30-Apr 15 | Performing Arts Center: RED – RED is a searing portrait of an artist’s ambition and vulnerability as he tries to create a definitive work. coastarts.org | 541-265-ARTS |
| Apr 14 | Marine Science Day – Join the OSU Hatfield Marine Science Center in Newport, Oregon for an open house, 10am-4pm! Get behind-the-scenes to experience the research, education and outreach in marine sciences that makes this marine laboratory unique in the Pacific Northwest. Meet the scientists and learn what’s new on the Oregon Coast’s most dynamic Marine Science campus. hmsc.oregonstate.edu/marinescienceday | 541-867-0234 |
| Apr 15 | Coast Hills Classic – We have an awesome mountain bike course designed with gorgeous ocean views, meadows, sick down hill, gnarly single track, killer climbs, and what’s sure to be a wet & muddy course! Proceeds from the event will go towards the youth programs scholarship fund at the Newport Recreation Center. coasthillsclassic.com | |
| Apr 18-Apr 30 | Tall Ship Tours – Come aboard the Lady Washington and/or Hawaiian Chieftain for a self-guided tour of each ship or take an adventure sail. historicalseaport.org | 800-200-5239 |
| Apr 20-Apr 22 | Paper Arts Festival – Three days of innovative, informative and exciting one-day workshops celebrating paper-making, surface embellishment, bookmaking, bindings, articles made of paper, and techniques and tools for working with paper and fibers, all at the Newport Visual Arts Center. coastarts.org | 541-265-6569 |
| May 03-May 06 | Loyalty Days & Sea Fair Festival – Carnival, parade, and celebration of veterans. | 541-265-8801 |
| May 12-Oct 27 | Outdoor Saturday Farmers 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. newportfarmersmarket.org | 541-961-8236 |
| May 19 | Be Jeweled! – 10th Anniversary upcycled jewelry sale extravaganza. Bargain prices! Saturday, March 11th, from 9am–3pm, at the Embarcadero Resort- Newport. Proceeds benefit Food Share of Lincoln County, which is dedicated to eliminating hunger in Lincoln County. foodsharelincolncounty.org | 541-265-8578 |
| Jun 16-Jun 17 | Good Karma Concert Festival – Family fun Concert Festival. Free admission, no cost. Live music.Food and drinks for sell on site. https://youtu.be/ai307OB2mhA |
541-849-2573 |
| Oct 12-Oct 28 | Performing Arts Center: A Midsummer Night’s Dream – As a group of lovers escape into a forest of mischief and magic, the creatures of the night arise. What follows is a thrilling evening of enchantment, mayhem, and merriment… just in time for Halloween. Hogan infuses Shakespeare’s timeless words with movement and music, for a wild and whimsical adventure you won’t soon forget. coastarts.org | 541-265-ARTS |
| Seal Rock | ||
| Jun 16 | Seal Rock Flower Show & Plant Sale – Floral arrangements featuring local plant material. An extravanganza of member grown coastal plants. Raffle and bouquets for sale. Seal Rock Garden Club, next to Seal Rock Fire Station E of Hwy 101 about 14 miles north of Yachats. sealrockgardenclub.com | |
| Waldport | ||
| May 12 | Great Garage Sale – waldport-chamber.com |
541-563-2133 |
| Jun 15-Jun 16 | Beachcomber Days – Car show, parade, fire dancers and music! waldport-chamber.com |
541-547-4173 |
| Jul 03 | July 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. waldport-chamber.com | 541-563-2133 |
| Yachats | ||
| Mar 24-Mar 25 | Yachats Ladies Club’s Craft Bazaar & Saturday Luncheon – Quality handcrafted items by Ladies Club Members and Saturday Luncheon with Pie/beverage option. Handcrafted items include knit items, aprons, quilts, afghans, wall hangings, home decor, table runners, pot holders, potato bakers, casserole carriers, bake sale table, gift baskets and much more. Lunch on Saturday with famous Ladies Club Pies. yachats.org | 541-547-3205 |
| Mar 24-Mar 25 | Original Yachats Arts & Crafts Fair – Eighty Pacific Northwest artists and crafters selected for the superb quality of their art at the Yachats Commons. The variety of arts and crafts here allows something for every pocketbook and interest. yachats.org |
800-929-0477 |
| Mar 25 | Yachats Lions Pancake Breakfast – All you can eat pancakes with scrambled eggs, choice of sausage or ham, milk, tea or coffee. Bring the entire family and join the fun. Suggested donation $7. All proceeds go to support local nonprofit organizations. e-clubhouse.org/sites/yachats/ | 541-547-5171 |
| Mar 31 | Yachats Ladies Club’s Craft Bazaar & Saturday Luncheon – Quality handcrafted items by Ladies Club Members and Saturday Luncheon with Pie/beverage option. Handcrafted items include knit items, aprons, quilts, afghans, wall hangings, home decor, table runners, pot holders, potato bakers, casserole carriers, bake sale table, gift baskets and much more. Lunch on Saturday with famous Ladies Club Pies. yachats.org | 541-547-3205 |
| Apr 27-Apr 29 | Rainspout Music Festival – World-class performers will delight concert goers with an eclectic mix of wonderful music. There will be intimate shows all around town for every musical taste, Meet The Artists sessions and more. rainspout.org | 541-961-2915 |
| May 04 | Oregon Coast Chamber Orchestra Spring Concert – Friday, 7 pm at the Yachats Community Presbyterian Church, 360 W 7th St. All tickets are $10 for adults, (children and students admitted free). All tickets are available at the door. occo.ws | |
| May 13-Oct 21 | Sunday Farmers Market – Sunday, 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Yachats Commons, Hwy 101 & W 4th St, offering locally grown organic produce and plants and locally made natural crafts. yachatsfarmersmarket.webs.com | 800-929-0477 |
| May 26 | Memorial Day Pie and Ice Cream Social – Pies, Pies, Pies!..Yachats Ladies Club pie socials are famous for their astounding variety of delicious pies. Each slice is a generous 6th of a pie and costs $4. Add a scoop of ice cream for an additional $1. A variety of beverages will also be sold. Come early for the best selection and before the pie is gone! 11 am until gone at the Yachats Ladies Club House, W 3rd & Pontiac. | 800-929-0477 |
| May 26-May 27 | Crafts on the Coast Arts & Crafts Festival – Festivals 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 |
| May 27 | Yachats Lions Pancake Breakfast – All you can eat pancakes with scrambled eggs, choice of sausage or ham, milk, tea or coffee. Suggested donation $7. All proceeds go to support local nonprofit organizations. 7:30 – 11 am Yachats Lions Hall, W 4th & Pontiac. e-clubhouse.org/sites/yachats/ | 541-547-5171 |
| Nov 03-Nov 04 | Crafts on the Coast Harvest & Holidays – Fine, fancy and fun. Over 65 vendors with quality crafts, artwork and gourmet food products. At the Yachats Commons. | 541-547-4664 |
| Florence | ||
| Mar 27-Apr 28 | Florence Wine, Art & Jazz Fest eventcenter.org | 541-997-1994 |
| Apr 14 | Florence Events Center: DNA, What’s it all About? A Family History Seminar – With genetic genealogist and author Emily Aulicino.Lecturing on: Getting the Most from Your Autosomal DNA Test, You Have a DNA Match! Now What?, Writing Your Childhood and Family Memories, DNA Success Stories. Registration forms are also available at the Siuslaw Public Library and Florence Shipping Solutions. siuslawgenealogy.org | |
| Apr 19 | Gentri presented by Seacoast Entertainment www.seacoastea.org | 541-997-1994 |
| Apr 21 | SOLVE IT for Earth Day, presented by Portland General Electric – Join SOLVE from 9am-1pm restoring one of 100 Oregon natural areas this Earth Day Week! To register and view a list of project sites, visit solveoregon.org, call 503-844-9571 ext332, or email info@solveoregon.org. Registration begins February 5th, 2018. solveoregon.org | 503-844-9571 ext 332 |
| Apr 27-Apr 28 | FlorenceFest18 – A sensory experience for the eyes, ears, and palate with 12 hand-picked boutique Oregon wineries, seven Jazz acts, including nationally and internationally known headliners, juried art show & sale, and restaurateurs offering epicurean delicacies. florencefestoregon.com | 541-997-9136 |
| May 06 | Florence Events Center: Emerald City Jazz Kings “You Asked for It” Concert – eventcenter.org |
541-997-1994 |
| May 18-May 20 | 111th Rhododendron Festival – One of the oldest flower festivals on the West Coast celebrates the wild rhododendrons that thrive along the Oregon Coast. The festival includes a wide variety of fun throughout the weekend and includes parades, flower show spotlighting rhododendrons, car show, arts and craft fair, 5K run, carnival and much more. | 541-997-3128 |
| May 24 | Vivace presented by Seacoast Entertainment www.seacoastea.org | 541-997-1994 |
| Jul 04 | Independence Day Celebration – 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. florencechamber.com | 541-997-3128 |
| Jul 07 | Wings & Wheels Fly-in & Classic Car Show – Displays by the Rhody Cruisers Car Club, Central Oregon British Car Club, Oregon Central Coast Military Vehicle Group, Oregon Coast Military Heritage Museum, Siuslaw Valley Fire & Rescue, Central Coast Amateur Radio Club, United States Coast Guard, and helicopter rides and food @ the Florence Municipal Airport 2001 Airport Way in Florence. florencechamber.com | 541-997-3128 |
| Sep 07-Sep 09 | Rods n’ Rhodies Invitational Car Show florencechamber.com | 541-997-3128 |
| Reedsport | ||
| May 27-May 28 | Memorial Weekend Parade – The purpose of our Memorial Weekend parade is to honor the fallen of all wars & our veterans for their service to our country. This year’s parade theme is Salute in Remembrance. The parade is designed to appeal to veterans & families throughout the area reedsportcc.org/events | 541-271-4281 |
| Jun 14-Jun 17 | Oregon Divisional Chainsaw Sculpting Championships – Watch professionals turn a giant log into a work of art. Artists have 4 days to complete their main sculpture & quick carves daily. oregonccc.com | 541-271-3495 |
| Jun 16-Jun 17 | Gem and Mineral Show – At the Reedsport Community Center. There will be jewelry, gem and mineral dealers, demonstrators, displays of gems and minerals, door prizes, silent auctions, food vendors, and a raffle. Demonstrations include making cabochons, wire wrapped jewelry, and Jade carvings. Kid’s activities includes “turn me over rocks” and a ball toss. Choose your thunderegg and have it cut. Admission free. reedsportcc.org | 541-271-3495 |
| Winchester Bay | ||
| Jul 25-Jul 29 | DuneFest 2017 – The most fun a family can have in the sand. Drag races, quad events, sand camping, youth safety classes, relay races, poker run, barrel racing, Show & Shine, Freestyle show, Ironman, lighted night ride, just to name a few. dunefest.com | 541-297-6073 |
| Lakeside | ||
| May 12-May 14 | Crawdad Festival – Get ready for some tasty crawdads, shrimp, and alligator sausage. Besides great food there will be bands, beer garden, a winery, and games. facebook.com/Lakeside-Crawdad-Festival-3 | 541-757-3981 |
| Jun 15-Jun 16 | Lakeside Brewfest 2018 – Boat in, fly in, bike in, walk in or drive into Lakeside and enjoy a party in the palms at the Lakeside Brewfest! Grab your favorite Oregon craft brew, wine or cider, listen to rockin’ music and enjoy great grub at the beach on the shore of Tenmile Lake. http://www.lakesidebrewfest.com |
541-759-3011 |
| Jul 03 | Tenmile Lakes Fireworks Celebration – Fireworks to start at approximately 9:45pm. See you there! cityoflakeside.org |
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| North Bend | ||
| Apr 05 | North Bend Public Library Free Concert: Where Words and Music Meet – A Free Concert with Music and Poetry. northbendoregon.us/library |
541-756-0400 |
| Apr 07 | North Bend Public Library Poetry Reading: Oregon poets Jon Boisvert and Kelly Terwilliger – northbendoregon.us/library |
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| Apr 24 | North Bend Public Library: Meet Author Gregg Hurwitz – northbendoregon.us/library |
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| May 04-May 27 | Liberty Theatre: Shrek the Musical thelibertytheater.org | 541-756-4336 |
| May 26-May 27 | BBQ, Blues & Brews by the Bay – Celebration of lip-smacking barbecue, locally-crafted beers and sizzling hot blues. More than two dozen BBQ competitors and over 20 breweries at the Mill Casino. Entertainment confirmed is Lisa Mann, 2016 Blues Music Award winner. Saturday, Noon – 6pm and Sunday Noon – 4pm. themillcasino.com/bbq-event | 541-756-8800 |
| Jul 03 | 3rd of July Fireworks – Don’t miss Oregon’s largest Fireworks Display on July 3. The Mill Casino will light up the skies over North Bend and the Coos Bay shoreline, with their annual waterfront fireworks display. Guests are invited to enjoy the fireworks show and music for free in the non-reserved seating areas located along the boardwalk. An outdoor grill, beverage station and beer garden will be available from 7 p.m.- 10 p.m. while free non-stop shuttle service will be available from the south end of Pony Village Mall to the casino from 7 p.m. until midnight. This event is open to all ages. Fireworks begin at dusk (approximately 10 p.m.) themillcasino.com | 541-756-8800 |
| Jul 20-Jul 22 | July Jubilee – Come and enjoy the sights and sounds of the 2018 North Bend July Jubilee! Featuring live music, food, dancing and an all car cruise! julyjubilee.com | 541-269-0215 |
| Aug 03-Aug 05 | Mill Casino Food Truck Off – Enjoy a 3-day event featuring food trucks, live music and more! Bring the whole family to enjoy this great outdoor event. Friday, August 3 5pm – 9pm, Saturday, August 4 Noon – 6 pm, Sunday, August 5 11am – 4 pm. $5 general admission (portion will benefit the Boys & Girls Club of Southwestern Oregon). Feast yourself on the goods while the trucks compete in a cook-off for the best in several categories. themillcasino.com |
541-756-8800 |
| Coos Bay | ||
| Nov 01-Apr 25 | Coos Bay Winter Market – Every Wednesday at Pony Village Mall, 10am to 2 pm. facebook.com/Coosbaywintermarket | 541-679-0952 |
| Apr 11-Apr 17 | Tall Ship Tours – Come aboard the Lady Washington and/or Hawaiian Chieftain for a self-guided tour of each ship or take an adventure sail. historicalseaport.org | 800-200-5239 |
| Apr 23 | Coos County Community Concert Association: Duo Baldo – Violinist Brad Repp and pianist/actor Aldo Gentileschi combine virtuosic performances, theatrical humor and pop culture in critically-acclaimed performances. Brad performs on a 1736 Testore violin and Aldo performs on whatever piano he can find. High energy classical music with comedy and a touch of slapstick. cccca.com | 541-297-4008 |
| May 02-Oct 31 | Downtown Farmers Market – Every Wednesday and Sunday 9 AM to 3 PM with farm fresh fruits, vegetables, flowers, plants and more in downtown Coos Bay. coosbaydowntown.org/farmers-market | 541-269-0215 |
| May 06 | Coos County Community Concert Association: Two on Tap – Melissa Giattino and Ron DeStefano take you to the days when Fred & Ginger and Mickey & Judy filled the screen with undeniable chemistry, effortless harmony and precision tap dancing. Gorgeous vocals, exciting choreography and unique musical arrangements. This duo breaths new life into classic song-and-dance. cccca.com | 541-297-4008 |
| May 10-Jul 08 | Coos History Museum: Exhibit “I Am Not Invisible” – I Am Not Invisible is a remarkable exhibition featuring 20 portraits of Oregon women military veterans. There are more than 28,000 women veterans in Oregon — a number that has risen steadily over the past three decades — representing almost one-tenth of Oregon’s veteran population. And yet, women veterans continue to face significant barriers and challenges in accessing necessary health care and other services, while experiencing a lack of recognition unlike their male counterparts. By spotlighting the many faces of this diverse and important segment of the Oregon veteran community, IANI aims to increase awareness and dialogue about women veterans, as well as open viewers’ eyes to the myriad contributions, needs and experiences of women who have served in the military.cooshistory.org |
541-756-6320 |
| May 26 | Memorial Day Parade – Bring the family and wear your red, white, and blue! The parade begins at 4th Street and Golden Avenue and ends at 2nd Street and Hall Avenue in downtown Coos Bay. oregonsadventurecoast.com | 541-269-8912 |
| May 28-Sep 01 | Marshfield Sun Printing Museum Open – Open Tuesday through Saturday 1pm-4pm. Volunteers are on hand to interpret and demonstrate the Marshfield Sun’s presses and other printing equipment, as well as to answer questions about the Museum’s exhibits on printing and office technology, and on local history. You can even find out why capital letters are called “upper case” and other letters are called “lower case.”
The Marshfield Sun Printing Museum is a unique printing museum located at the north end of Front Street on Coos Bay’s historic waterfront. The Marshfield Sun was a working newspaper office and print shop from 1891 to 1944 and is today essentially as it was left in 1944, with additional exhibits upstairs and on the walls. Admission is free but donations are encouraged. oregonsadventurecoast.com |
541-266-0901 |
| Jun 05 | Coos History Museum: Lecture Series, “Sasquatch Man-Ape or Myth?” – Starts at 6:30pm featuring David George Gordon Author/Speaker & Sasquatch Scholar. People in the Northwest have been reporting encounters with the Sasquatch—a hairy, eight to ten foot-tall hominid —for hundreds of years. Yet aside from a collection of large footprint casts and several fairly convincing eyewitness accounts, no scientifically accepted evidence has been offered to establish this being’s existence. This illustrated talk looks at ways to become an effective “citizen scientist,” gathering credible evidence that can be used to prove or disprove the Sasquatch’s existence. Audience members are encouraged to tell their tales and share their experiences with this mysterious creature – a favorite part of this thought-provoking evening. David George Gordon is the author of The Sasquatch Seeker’s Field Manual: Using Citizen Science to Uncover North America’s Most Elusive Creature. An accomplished science communicator, he has spoken at the American Museum of Natural History, Yale University, the Smithsonian Institution and more. Copies of David’s book will be available for purchase in the Coos History Museum store. A book signing will follow the lecture. cooshistory.org |
541-756-6320 |
| Jul 24-Jul 28 | Oregon Coast Music Festival – Coos Bay is home to the longest running music festival on the Oregon Coast! Each year over 80 musicians travel from all over the United States and Canada to perform three classical concerts during Festival Week. Whether a novice or seasoned classical music fan, a very special treat awaits hearing our orchestra live. Their exceptional performances bring audiences back year after year. OregonCoastMusic.org | 541-267-0938 |
| Aug 07 | Coos History Museum Lecture Series: “Doctrine of Discovery, Manifest Destiny and Oregon” – Starts at 6:30pm and features Professor Dr. Robert Miller, Sandra Day O’Connor College of Law at Arizona State University and Justice on the Grand Ronde Tribe Court of Appeals. North America was colonized under an international legal principle that is known today as the Doctrine of Discovery. The Doctrine provided that newly arrived Europeans automatically acquired property rights in native lands and gained governmental, political, and commercial rights over the inhabitants without the knowledge or the consent of the indigenous people. Professor Miller will explain the doctrine and how it became American Manifest Destiny and led to the United States acquiring the Oregon Country. Copies of Dr. Miller’s book, Discovering Indigenous Lands: The Doctrine of Discovery in the English Colonies will be available for sale in the Coos History Museum store. A book signing will follow the lecture. cooshistory.org |
541-756-6320 |
| Charleston | ||
| Mar 24 | Oyster Mushroom Log Cultivation Workshop oregon.gov/dsl/SS | 541-888-5558 x 126 |
| Apr 01 | South Slough NERR Camp Registration – Every summer, South Slough National Estuarine Research Reserve offers a series of daycamps for children in grades K-12. Signup starts on April 1 until each camp is filled. oregon.gov/dsl/SS |
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| Apr 07 | South Slough NERR: Kayaking the Estuary – (10 am- 3 pm) ($15/boat) oregon.gov/dsl/SS |
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| May 05 | South Slough NERR: Dimock Art Show featuring birds – | 541-888-5558 x 126 |
| May 12 | South Slough NERR: Kayaking the Estuary Grades 4-5 – (10 am- 3 pm) ($15/boat) oregon.gov/dsl/SS |
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| May 13 | Shore Acres Rhododendron Sunday Mother’s Day – Rhody experts in the Garden; Bay Area Artist Association paint-out in the garden, refreshments. ($5 parking fee) shoreacrespark.com | 541-888-3732 |
| May 28 | Blessing of the Fleet – The annual Charleston Fisherman’s Memorial and Blessing of the Fleet will take place in the Charleston Boat Basin at 10am on Memorial Day. Names added to the memorial will be read and flowers in memory will be taken to sea by the U.S. Coast Guard. The South Coast Pipes and Drums will play. Cake and Coffee served afterwards at the Charleston Church. | 541-888-8888 |
| Jun 17 | Shore Acres Rose Sunday on Father’s Day – Rose experts in the garden, refreshments. ($5 parking fee) shoreacrespark.com | 541-888-3732 |
| Aug 10-Aug 12 | Charleston Seafood Festival – Join us for the 28th annual Charleston Seafood Beer & Wine Festival located at the Charleston Marina on Oregon’s Adventure Coast! The Charleston Volunteer Firefighter’s invite you to celebrate the harvest from the sea. With over 50 vendors selling food, Craft Beer, Regional Wines, crafts, shirts, trinkets and lots more. Sponsored by the Charleston Volunteer Firefighter’s Association, Oregon International Port of Coos Bay and K-DOCK Radio. Great music all weekend with the K-DOCK 92.9 FM CLAM JAM featuring live Rock and Roll, Blues, Oldies and more! charlestonseafoodfestival.com | 541-888-2311 |
| Bandon | ||
| Apr 13 | Bandon Library: A Dawn of New Era in Ocean Stewardship , An Oceanography Film – At the Bandon Library, Sprague Room, 6 pm. This excellent 60-minute film, produced by Green Fire Productions Ocean Frontiers videos, focuses on the ocean envi-ronment, man -caused environmental impact, and solutions. Overall, the video gives positive hope to the future of our oceans if humankind can continue to cooperate in truly symbiotic relationships with one another and with our oceans. sea-edu.org | 541-313-6751 |
| Apr 21 | Bandon Museum’s Tales from the Cemeteries: “Who’s Buried at Bullards Beach” – An illustrated talk by Jim Proehl 2 PM at the Bandon Museum. Free admission. Learn about the Hamblock and Bullard families, pioneers on the property that became Bullards Beach State Park. During Spring Break (for travelers from many states with different spring break dates) children are invited to take our “History Detective’s Challenge. Admission for children is free. bandonhistoricalmuseum.org |
541-347-2164 |
| Apr 28 | Puffin Party – Annual Puffin Party at Face Rock, 10 am to 1 pm. This fun and educational hands-on event affords the public a unique opportunity to learn from volunteers and experts about one of the most elusive coastal seabirds, the Tufted Puffin. Through the lens of a spotting scope, visitors can spy the elusive birds possibly nesting among the Oregon Islands. There is also plenty of opportunity to observe other varieties of seabirds, pinnipeds or perhaps even spot a whale! Learn about the species you see and how each integrates into the coastal environment. This is a wonder-fully fun educational experience for people of all ages especially children who receive special SEA Children Activity Packets. sea-edu.org | 541-260-7770 |
| Apr 28-Apr 29 | Circles In The Sand: Labyrinths On The Beach – | 541-290-8408 |
| May 04-Dec 15 | Old Town Marketplace – The “Big Blue” building is now the “Green” building housing the Old Town Marketplace (1st St., next to the boardwalk). Vendors will have vegetables, plants, food and crafts every Friday and Saturday from 10am to 4pm. portofbandon.com | 541-347-3206 |
| May 05 | Bandon Showcase: On the Rocks bandonshowcase.org | 541-347-4341 |
| May 05 | Bandon Showcase: On the Rocks bandonshowcase.org | 541-347-4341 |
| May 16-May 20 | Circles In The Sand: Labyrinths On The Beach – onepath.us |
541-290-8408 |
| May 26 | Blessing of the Fleet – 11am -This Ceremony honors those who have been lost at sea, make their living on the sea, and all veterans. Attendees are encouraged to contact port office with names of their loved ones to be included in the ceremony. Following the ceremony flowers & wreaths will be scattered at the mouth of the river by U.S. Coast Guard Coquille River Patrol and a gun salute at the South Jetty provided by VFW Medal of Honor Post #3440 Bandon. Donations of Flowers are greatly appreciated. portofbandon.com | 541-347-3206 |
| May 26 | Port of Bandon Marine Swap Meet – 10AM-3PM. Books, boards, kites, sails, boats, fishing gear or ground tackle, and more. ALL items are marine related/having to do with the water. portofbandon.com | 541-347-3206 |
| May 26-Sep 09 | Port of Bandon Boardwalk Art Show – Enjoy the most accessible art show on the Oregon Coast, on display all summer long on the picture-perfect boardwalk in Old Town Bandon! The 2018 Port of Bandon Art Show theme is, “Salmon Dreams, Marshes and Streams.” portofbandon.com | 541-347-3206 |
| May 28 | Circles In The Sand: Labyrinths On The Beach onepath.us | 541-290-8408 |
| Jun 01-Jun 03 | Circles In The Sand: Labyrinths On The Beach onepath.us | 541-290-8408 |
| Jun 14-Jun 18 | Circles In The Sand: Labyrinths On The Beach onepath.us | 541-290-8408 |
| Jun 30 | Circles In The Sand: Labyrinths On The Beach onepath.us | 541-290-8408 |
| Jul 02-Jul 04 | Circles In The Sand: Labyrinths On The Beach onepath.us | 541-290-8408 |
| Jul 13-Jul 17 | Circles In The Sand: Labyrinths On The Beach onepath.us | 541-290-8408 |
| Jul 27 | Circles In The Sand: Labyrinths On The Beach onepath.us | 541-290-8408 |
| Sep 07-Sep 09 | Cranberry Festival – The Cranberry Capital of Oregon celebrates with a whole weekend of fun for the whole family. bandon.com | 541-347-9616 |
| Powers | ||
| Jun 16 | Tour de Fronds Bicycle Event – 7 fully supported Bicycle Rides from 30-103 miles. 5 on asphalt, 2 gravel/asphalt on low traffic roads. www.tourdefronds.com | 541-439-2418 |
| Port Orford | ||
| Apr 01-Oct 31 | Hughes House, Cape Blanco Lighthouse, & Lifeboat Station Tours – April 1- October 31; every day, except Tuesdays, 10-3:30 | 541-332-0521 |
| Gold Beach | ||
| Feb 01-Apr 30 | Glass Floats Treasure Hunting Season – Glass floats are “hidden” on beaches for visitors to discover and keep. visitgoldbeach.com | 541-247-7526 |
| Mar 10-Oct 27 | Kalmiopsis Audubon: Let’s Go Birding – Monthly excursions take birders to a variety of habitats to spot feathered inhabitants with expert guides. Dates this year are March 10, April 21, May 5, June 9, July 7, August 4, September 8, and October 6 and 27. | 541-412-0806 |
| Apr 13-Apr 15 | Rogue Playhouse: A Gathering of Individuals – dance theater production. Performances will be Friday and Saturday, April 13 & 14 at 7:00 p.m. and Sunday, April 15 at 2:00 p.m. | 541-247-4382 |
| May 01-Oct 15 | Jet Boat Tours – Have a trip of a lifetime up the Rogue River on a jetboat. roguejets.com | 800-451-3645 |
| May 18-May 19 | Whale of a Wine Fest goldbeachwinefestival.com | 541-247-4541 |
| Jul 25-Jul 28 | Curry 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. curryfair.com | 541-247-4541 |
| Sep 01-Sep 02 | Wild Rivers Dahlia Society Show – At the Event Center on the Beach, Gold Beach. goldbeach.org |
541-247-2364 |
| Sep 08 | Gold Beach Brew & Art Fest – Craft brews,live music on 2 stages. Classic car show. Food, craft vendors, wineries, art show/sale. At Event Center On The Beach. goldbeachbrewfest.org | 541-490-1593 |
| Nov 16-Nov 17 | Holiday Bazaar – Event Center on the Beach in Gold Beach. Santa Visits on Saturday from 2pm to 4pm. | 541-247-4541 |
| Pistol River | ||
| Apr 14 | Pistol River Concert Association: Kathryn Claire – All shows take place at the Friendship Hall in Pistol River. Tickets are $15 and can be reserved in advance. pistolriver.com |
541-247-2848 |
| May 12 | Pistol River Concert Association: The Quitters – All shows take place at the Friendship Hall in Pistol River. Tickets are $15 and can be reserved in advance. pistolriver.com |
541-247-2848 |
| Jun 07-Jun 10 | Pistol River Wave Bash internationalwindsurfingtour.com | |
| Jun 30 | Pistol River Concert Association: Johnny B Connolly and Casey Neil – All shows take place at the Friendship Hall in Pistol River. Tickets are $15 and can be reserved in advance. pistolriver.com |
541-247-2848 |
| Oct 13 | Pistol River Concert Association: Flamenco Pacifico – All shows take place at the Friendship Hall in Pistol River. Tickets are $15 and can be reserved in advance. pistolriver.com |
541-247-2848 |
| Brookings | ||
| Jan 03-Dec 29 | Brookings-Harbor Farmers Market – Brookings Harbor Farmers Market is year round on Wednesdays and Saturdays 10-3. In the summer, open Fridays 3 to 7 pm as well in the big white tent south of town. Always fresh produce, hot food, bakers and local artisans. facebook/brookingsharborfarmersmarket | 541-661-3860 |
| Apr 13-Apr 29 | Chetco Playhouse: Athenry – Athenry” an original by Brookings local Val Cowan, about the potato famine. chetcopelicanplayers.org |
541-469-1877 |
| Apr 15 | Brookings-Harbor Friends of Music: Rastrelli Cello Quartet – www.brookingsharborfriendsofmusic.org |
541-469-7625 |
| May 20 | Brookings-Harbor Friends of Music: piano professor Alexander Tutunov & students at Southern Oregon University – Presents awards to scholarship students of Southern Oregon University. Concert will include performances by the young artists. After intermission, Dr. Tutunov will also perform. This concert is FREE to the public. www.brookingsharborfriendsofmusic.org |
541-469-7625 |
| May 25-May 27 | Rock the Chetco – Previously known as “Party at the Port”, ROCK THE CHETCO is an all-inclusive community event providing music, food, beverage, fun & games for the entire community in cooperation with the City of Brookings & the Azalea Festival. | 541-661-5347 |
| May 26-May 27 | Azalea Festival Art Show – Art show with both 2D and 3D media, professional judging as well as People’s Choice award, and a separate show for school-age children. wildriverscoastart.com | 541-469-1807 |
| May 26-May 27 | Curry County Cruisers currycountycruisers.com | 541-813-1214 |
| May 26-May 28 | Azalea Festival – Community-wide Festival includes a parade, car show, street fair, childrens’ carnival, flower & plant shows, quilt show, and more. facebook.com/AzaleaFest516 |
541-469-3181 |
| Jun 02-Oct 13 | Saturday Market at the Port – Open Saturdays at the Port from 10-4 for most vendors, food, beer, and music goes on until 8pm! facebook.com/pobhsaturdaymarket | |
| Jun 08-Jun 24 | Chetco Playhouse: Once Upon a Mattress chetcopelicanplayers.org | 541-469-1877 |
| Jun 15 | Wild Rogue Relay runthewildroguerelay.com | 541-951-9939 |
| Jul 04 | Fireworks portofbrookingsharbor.com | 541-661-5347 |
| Jul 07-Jul 08 | Dog Days Brew Fest chetcobrew.com | 541-661-5347 |
| Jul 21-Jul 22 | Southern Oregon Kite Festival – Festival brings the most well known kite fliers and kite makers to perform and display their creations for locals and tourists alike. Vendors and artists set up their booths to provide great eats, treats, knick knacks and crafts.sokf.org |
541-469-3181 |
| Jul 27-Aug 05 | Chetco Playhouse: Thumbelina chetcopelicanplayers.org | 541-469-1877 |
| Aug 04-Aug 05 | Festival of Art in Stout Park – 10 am – 5 pm Saturday, 10 am – 4 pm Sunday in Stout Park – lovely park setting surrounding Manley Art Center. One block off Highway 101 on Oak Street in Brookings. A juried show of original art and handcrafted items. Plein air artists at work, activities for children, food court, music. | 541-469-1807 |
| Aug 04-Aug 05 | Festival of Art in Stout Park – This juried event brings artists and craftspeople from throughout the Western U.S. More than 70 vendors will offer original creations in all forms of artistic expression. This free event includes live music, food & drink, and children’s activities pelicanbayartsassociation.org | Brian Childers |
| Sep 14-Sep 30 | Chetco Playhouse: Sweeny Todd chetcopelicanplayers.org | 541-469-1877 |
| Oct 19-Oct 31 | Chetco Pelican Players Haunted House chetcopelicanplayers.org | 541-469-1877 |
| Dec 07-Dec 16 | Chetco Playhouse: A Christmas Cactus chetcopelicanplayers.org | 541-469-1877 |
