A walk on the beach with your dog is already a pretty good way to spend an October morning on the Oregon Coast.

Bigfoot is taking a break from being elusive in the forest to visit the good people of Pacific City this weekend — and he’s bringing s’mores.

Mary Shelley’s most famous creation will come to life again at the Newport Performing Arts Center when National Theatre Live’s acclaimed production of “Frankenstein” returns to the big screen on Wednesday, Oct. 14.

From plants and preserves to chicks, goats and blown glass, you never quite know what might be up for grabs at the Logsden Harvest Auction.

Shakespeare’s bloody tale of ambition, betrayal and supernatural prophecy gets the grand-opera treatment when the Metropolitan Opera’s “Macbeth” streams live to the Newport Performing Arts Center this Sunday, Oct. 11.

Romance, deception and Mozart’s sublime music come together when the Metropolitan Opera’s “Così fan tutte” arrives on the big screen at the Newport Performing Arts Center this Saturday, Oct. 10.

Newport’s collection of outdoor public art has been quietly growing, and a citywide scavenger hunt and community party will give people a chance to discover what’s new this Saturday, Oct. 10.

The rich sound of the cello will fill the Pacific Maritime Heritage Center when the Newport Symphony Orchestra opens its three-part Jeannette Hofer Chamber Music Series this Saturday, Oct. 10.

Fall migration offers plenty to see along the Central Oregon Coast, and Seven Capes Bird Alliance is heading to two very different habitats for its October bird walks.

For most concerts, the audience knows who is going to walk onto the stage, who is going to play with whom and, quite often, exactly what music they are going to hear.

The United States’ 250th birthday offers an opportunity to pause and reflect on the country’s past, honor the contributions of all Americans and look toward the future.

Fall colors won’t be the only thing filling Newport this Saturday, Oct. 3, when the Oregon Coast Chorus brings an evening of a cappella harmony to the Pacific Maritime Heritage Center.

Before winter settles over the Oregon Coast, two Yaquina Art Association artists are filling the gallery at Nye Beach with flowers, playful creatures and plenty of color.

From turning garden-grown indigo into watercolor paint to adding a little gold leaf to the holidays, the Newport Visual Arts Center is giving artists plenty of ways to get their hands busy this fall.

Newport buses claim the port city is the “Crab Capital of the World.” Patrons of the Newport Café put forth a similar assertion for not only the local seafood on the menu, but the home cooking and iconic atmosphere that draws diners every day of the year. Even holidays.

For 45 years, fall in Neskowin has meant music, food, cider and a community gathering that has become nearly as much a part of the season as changing leaves.

As fall sets in with chilly mornings and falling leaves, Toledo’s arts community will open its doors to the public during First Weekend this Saturday, Oct. 3, and Sunday, Oct. 4.

Two voices that have been singing together for a lifetime will fill the Lincoln City Cultural Center when Portland-born duo Acoustic Minds takes the stage this Saturday, Oct. 3.

A film doesn’t need two hours to tell a good story. At the Manzanita Film Festival, some will get the job done in less time than it takes to watch a movie trailer.

‍Lederhosen are optional, but they certainly won’t look out of place when Beachcrest Brewing Company celebrates its eighth annual OktoberCrest this Friday, Sept. 25, through Sunday, Sept. 27.