Don’t miss this diva when she descends upon the Newport Performing Arts Center for the “Divas of Soul” concert this Friday, March 27.

Clamming is such an awesome way to spend time on our coast.  From the salty air to the beautiful views, you get to enjoy all of this beauty while foraging for abundant clams.

Theatre West continues the revitalization of its Readers Theatre series with Duncan Macmillan’s two-person play “Lungs,” running this Friday and Saturday, March 27 and 28, in Lincoln City.

Richard Wagner’s transcendent meditation on love and death, “Tristan und Isolde,” will screen at the Newport Performing Arts Center this Saturday, March 28.

Stunning art quilts collected for the “Somebody Told Me… Communicating with Thread” exhibition will be on display at the Yachats Commons this Saturday and Sunday, March 28 and 29.

He might be just one man, but he has the performance ability and musical experience of an entire band.

Both purposeful and picturesque, the dory boats that launch from the beach in Pacific City have added local charm to the area for generations.

Grab a slice of the action at Hearth and Table in Lincoln City, where the fire is hot and the pizza is fire.

Few town names are as quiet as on-the-nose as Manzanita. The town will celebrate its namesake shrub at the annual Manzanita Day celebration, held at the Hoffman Center for the Arts this Tuesday, March 31.

Does anyone really grow out of enjoying magic, illusions and even giant bubbles? Every year during Oregon’s Spring Break, the Lincoln City Cultural Center gathers some of the best, and funniest, of these types of family entertainment under one roof.

It’s that time of year again when spouts and the occasional breach herald the presence of the roughly 13,000 gray whales traveling along the waters off the Oregon Coast.

Celebrate the Spring Equinox with a day of movement, breathwork, sound healing and ritual at the Elevate & Embody retreat this Saturday, March 21, in Gleneden Beach.

Neskowin Chamber Music’s 30th anniversary season continues when the Frisson Trio d’Anches performs at Wi-Ne-Ma Christian Camp this Sunday, March 22.

The Newport Symphony Orchestra is ending its current season on a high note with “Listening for Shakespeare,” at the Newport Performing Arts Center this Saturday and Sunday, March 21 and 22.

The Lincoln City Cultural Center will host a night of funk, soul and horn-driven groove when DTW and Soul Proprietors perform this Friday, March 20.

The Lincoln City Cultural Center’s Celtic music series continues on Wednesday, March 25, when internationally celebrated Irish-American band Solas makes its first appearance in Lincoln City.

ArtFit Oregon will take the stage for the first time at the Newport Performing Arts Center on Saturday, April 4, with the afternoon aerial and dance performance “Enchanted Garden.”

No matter how far you have to travel to get to the Newport Performing Arts Center, it will be worth it to see the acclaimed play “4000 Miles,” opening Thursday, March 26.

Once a year, it’s a claw-to-claw competition to see who’s the fastest crustacean in the West — or at least in Garibaldi. 

The Lincoln City Cultural Center will celebrate a double gallery opening this Friday, March 13, with new exhibits in both the Chessman Gallery and the Fiber Arts Gallery.