Picture David Jacobs-Strain and Bob Beach, side-by-side on the stage. Jacobs-Strain made the Pogreba guitar he is holding as well as the cannon used to spread the ashes of Hunter S. Thompson.

Land your flying saucer in Newport and head to Primaltones Community Venue for a sci-fi-inspired burlesque show this Saturday, Oct. 25.

After a six-year hiatus, Dancing with the Coastal Stars, the signature fund-raiser for Samaritan House Family Shelter, will fill the Newport Performing Arts Center with glamour on Saturday, Nov. 1.

INHOUSE Jazz will complete its 2025 Season with a concert hosted by vocalist Annie Averre in a private residence in Waldport this Sunday, Oct. 26. T

Oregon’s traveling historian, Darrell Jabin, will stop in Newport to give two talks at the Pacific Maritime Heritage Center this Saturday, Oct. 25.

The new production from Lincoln City’s Theatre West, “The Subject was Roses,” opens on Thursday, Oct. 30.

Have you ever noticed that when you go out to eat with your pet, they never offer to pick up the check? Well, not only can’t they pay for their own food, they also can’t pay for their own medical expenses.

A performance from international concert pianist Jim-Isaac Chua will be the key event in a suite of fund-raising efforts for Habitat for Humanity of Lincoln County, taking place at the Pacific Maritime Heritage Center and Local Ocean Seafoods in Newport this Saturday, Oct. 18.

Each fall, Yachats becomes the stage for the mysterious world of fungus as the forest bursts with color, texture and flavor, making it an ideal location for one of Oregon’s most anticipated mushroom festivals, taking place this Friday, Oct. 17 through Sunday, Oct. 19.

Pelican Brewing on Siletz Bay boasts a view that changes by the day, the hour, even the minute.

The Newport Performing Arts Center will be filled with tales of mistaken identity, unrequited love and merry mischief when the Red Octopus Theatre Company presents a production of William Shakespeare’s timeless comedy “Twelfth Night,” opening this Friday, Oct. 17.

When the weather shifts, music drifts from the Wi-Ne-Ma Chapel. For three decades, distinguished chamber music artists have been invited to Neskowin to lift spirits and nurture souls during the rainy season on the Oregon Coast.

Have a reel good time at Lincoln City’s North Lincoln County Historical Museum during the annual Home Movie Day event this Saturday, Oct. 18.

There will be no danger of falling asleep when the Metropolitan Opera presents “La Sonnambula” on the big screen at Newport Performing Arts Center this Saturday, Oct. 18. 

Prepare for an enchanting evening of Celtic-inspired folk when Gallowglass performs at the Lincoln City Cultural Center this Sunday, Oct. 19.

Float on over to Newport’s Pacific Maritime Heritage Center for the opening of the new exhibit, “Crafting Boats: A Local History of Boat Building” on Thursday, Oct. 23.

A new event that started from the ground up, GarlicPalooza will fill Toledo’s Memorial Field with the oh-so-sweet scent of the popular bulb sometimes called the “stinking rose” this Saturday, Oct. 11.

A timely and powerful play, “What the Constitution Means to Me” by Heidi Schreck will open at the Newport Performing Arts Center this Friday, Oct. 10.

We feed them, we love them, and every October, many of us expect payback by forcing them to submit to being swathed in Halloween costumes and paraded around to give people the opportunity to die from the cute.

Fall into birding with Seven Capes Bird Alliance, offering outings at two locations that promise great bird watching during the fall migration this Friday, Oct. 10, and Saturday, Oct. 11.