Hands up if you love puppets
It was, to my recollection, my first time interviewing a turtle.
Hoffman Center hosts arts trio
Manzanita’s Hoffman Center for the Arts will present its March Gallery Exhibition beginning Thursday, March 5, featuring work by Roberta Lampert, martha clarkson and Lisa Onstad.
First Weekend returns to Toledo
Toledo’s First Weekend art tour returns after a two-month hiatus this Saturday and Sunday, March 7 and 8, with galleries and studios throughout town opening their doors to connect with the public.
A truly trilling performance
Experience a powerful blend of Diné heritage, jazz and funk when the Lincoln City Cultural Center presents the Delbert Anderson Quartet on Wednesday, March 11.
A whole lot of fun for a few bucks
Bulls & Broncs charges back into the Tillamook County Fairgrounds on Saturday, March 7, bringing a night of high-energy rodeo action to the Oregon Coast.
A relatively close relationship
Explore six decades of international friendship when Newport’s Pacific Maritime Heritage Center presents “Building Bridges of Friendship Since 1966,” marking the 60th year of the sister city relationship between Newport and Mombetsu, Japan.
The place is Newport, the time is now.
Explore the layered story of Yaquina Head through the work of local artist Carol Shenk in “Place & Time,” a new exhibit opening at the Newport Visual Arts Center this Sunday, March 8.
Actors: refined. Picture: defined.
Experience a bold classic of British theater when National Theatre Live screens “Mrs. Warren’s Profession,” at the Newport Performing Arts Center on Wednesday, March 11.
The bite stuff
In any good partnership, the load is shared to lighten the burden; just like a relay. Why run a whole marathon when you can split the distance with your friends?
What a lovely supplies
A new splash of color is coming to the Oregon Coast — one that promises to inspire artists, crafters, families and anyone looking for a creative escape.
Don’t be late!
The good times will roll when The Late Risers bring their New Orleans jazz sound to the Newport Performing Arts Center this Sunday, March 1.
Artists put up ‘Hope Rising’ in Newport
Explore themes of resilience and renewal at the Newport Visual Arts Center this March when the Oregon Coast Council for the Arts presents the 2026 Member Show, “Hope Rising.”
Theater company loves ‘Misery’
Riverbend Players will bring edge-of-your-seat suspense to the Oregon Coast with a nine-show run of “Misery” at the NCRD Performing Arts Center, opening this Friday, Feb. 27.
It would be a crime to miss it
The Lincoln City Cultural Center will have the key to a fun evening when Piano Heist brings big laughs, lightning-fast song changes and audience-powered music to town this Saturday, Feb. 28.
Go outside, get involved
Learn how to support coastal wildlife and connect with fellow nature enthusiasts when the Seven Capes Bird Alliance hosts a Volunteer Recognition and Recruitment event at Newport’s Hatfield Marine Science Center this Saturday, Feb. 28.
Saddle up for Oscar shorts
International short films return to the big screen when Lincoln City’s Bijou Theatre presents three curated programs of animation, documentary and live-action cinema from Feb. 27 through March 5.
Are you read-y?
Five accomplished writers will headline the 2026 Oregon Legacy literary series at Lincoln City’s Driftwood Public Library this March.
Consider Saturday morning booked
Celebrate the opening of the brand-spanking-new Yachats Public Library at a ribbon-cutting and open house this Saturday, Feb. 28.
Still top of the glass
For nearly half a century, the final full weekend of February in Newport has been defined by the scent of salt air, the steam of fresh chowder and the clinking of wine glasses.
Hey, what’s news?
A University of Oregon project studying how Lincoln County residents find news and information will culminate in two days of events on Saturday, Feb. 28, and Sunday, March 1.
