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The Oregon Coast is home to a stimulating array of arts and culture. This fifth edition guide, published by the

Oregon Coast Council for the Arts (OCCA) in partnership with the Newport News-Times, offers a tantalizing sampler of the many treasures our coastal communities have to offer. OCCA is proud to celebrate, develop and promote com-munity arts, heritage and humanities – and invites you to explore them all.

Oregon Coast Council for the Arts

promotes and provides

high-caliber arts experiences

on the Oregon coast.

Events › Exhibits › GalleriesArtists › Venues

Literary & Performing Arts › LibrariesTheater › Cultural Heritage


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The Oregon Coast is home to a stimulating array of arts and culture. This fifth edition guide, published by the

Oregon Coast Council for the Arts (OCCA) in partnership with the Newport News-Times, offers a tantalizing sampler of the many treasures our coastal communities have to offer. OCCA is proud to celebrate, develop and promote com-munity arts, heritage and humanities – and invites you to explore them all.

Oregon Coast Council for the Arts

promotes and provides

high-caliber arts experiences

on the Oregon coast.

Events › Exhibits › GalleriesArtists › Venues

Literary & Performing Arts › LibrariesTheater › Cultural Heritage


gO-tO sOurce fOr arts infO On the OregOn cOast:

coastarts.org

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This guide has been organized by city, from north to south, and individual listings are grouped by city. Navigation along each page

provides quick reference to the cities represented.


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• photo credits •COver: Sam Briseño’s “Ambassador” sculpture welcomes visitors to Nye Beach in Newport (photo by Michael Carrington).

insets, frOm tOp: Find eclectic dance studios and performances up and down the coast; encounter fine art in numerous galleries and art centers (“Traveling Companion,” watercolor by Victoria Tierney, photo courtesy of the artist); visit the dramatic Heceta Head Lighthouse; John Elliott reads at the 2014 FisherPoets writers gathering in Astoria.

• arts and culture organizations •

ClatsOp COunty Cultural COalitiOn clatsopculturalcoalition.org

tillamOOk COunty Cultural COalitiOn www.tcpm.org/tccc.htm

linCOln COunty Cultural COalitiOn www.lincolnccc.org

lane COunty Cultural COalitiOn www.laneculture.net

DOuglas COunty Cultural COalitiOn dcccoalition.org

COOs COunty Cultural COalitiOn ccculturalcoalition.org

Curry COunty Cultural COalitiOn curryccc.org

tillamOOk COunty arts netwOrk (tCan) at tillamookcountyarts.org provides information about the arts scene in tillamook county.

the Oregon Coast Cultural arts visitor guide is produced with the generous support of:

with additional support from:

The National Endowment for the Arts

and

The Oregon Arts Commission

831 ne avery, newport, Or 97365541-265-8571 • newportnewstimes.com

777 w. Olive, newport, Or 97365541-265-ARTS [2787] • coastarts.orgemail [email protected]


This guide has been organized by city, from north to south, and individual listings are grouped by city. Navigation along each page

provides quick reference to the cities represented.


G u i d e

OregOn COast


• photo credits •COver: Sam Briseño’s “Ambassador” sculpture welcomes visitors to Nye Beach in Newport (photo by Michael Carrington).

insets, frOm tOp: Find eclectic dance studios and performances up and down the coast; encounter fine art in numerous galleries and art centers (“Traveling Companion,” watercolor by Victoria Tierney, photo courtesy of the artist); visit the dramatic Heceta Head Lighthouse; John Elliott reads at the 2014 FisherPoets writers gathering in Astoria.

• arts and culture organizations •

ClatsOp COunty Cultural COalitiOn clatsopculturalcoalition.org

tillamOOk COunty Cultural COalitiOn www.tcpm.org/tccc.htm

linCOln COunty Cultural COalitiOn www.lincolnccc.org

lane COunty Cultural COalitiOn www.laneculture.net

DOuglas COunty Cultural COalitiOn dcccoalition.org

COOs COunty Cultural COalitiOn ccculturalcoalition.org

Curry COunty Cultural COalitiOn curryccc.org

tillamOOk COunty arts netwOrk (tCan) at tillamookcountyarts.org provides information about the arts scene in tillamook county.

the Oregon Coast Cultural arts visitor guide is produced with the generous support of:

with additional support from:

The National Endowment for the Arts

and

The Oregon Arts Commission

831 ne avery, newport, Or 97365541-265-8571 • newportnewstimes.com

777 w. Olive, newport, Or 97365541-265-ARTS [2787] • coastarts.orgemail [email protected]



ASTORIA • 97103Situated at the mouth of the Columbia River, Astoria is the oldest American settlement west of the Rockies. A revitalized 1920s era downtown and Victorian homes clinging to wooded hillsides, take visitors back to simpler times. Enjoy this active arts community with galleries, local theater, historical museums and an excellent maritime museum.

ASTORIA COLUMN INFORMATION CENTER503-325-2963

Astor Street Opry Company Playhousewww.shanghaiedinastoria.com • 129 West Bond St, Astoria • 503-325-6104

Astoria-Warrenton Chamber of Commerce503-325-6311 • 800-875-6807 • Email: [email protected]

Astoria Public Library450 10th St. • 503-325-7323 • www.astorialibrary.org

Liberty Theaterwww.liberty-theater.org • 1203 Commercial Street• 503-325-8108

GEARHART • 97138Gearhart is situated on dunes beside the ocean. In this small community of residents and vacationers, visit rare and unique buildings, an art center, restaurants, and parks.

SEASIDE • 97138Seaside offers “More than a day at the beach!” Visitors delight in dozens of unique boutiques, specialty shops, art galleries and antique stores. The 1.5-mile long oceanfront Promenade is a bustling center of activity, perfect for strollers, joggers, and bike riders.

Seaside Chamber of Commerce 503-738-6391 • seasidechamber.com

Seaside Public Library1131 Broadway • 503-738-6742 • www.seasidelibrary.org

CANNON BEACH • 97110Cannon Beach is recognized as one of America’s 100 best art towns. The town center offers art galleries, bistros, bookstores and live theatre. Offshore, the famous landmark of Haystack Rock makes for a memorable stroll down the beach.

MO’S CANNON BEACH 195 Warren Way – Tolovana Park – 503-436-1111 Take a break from beachcombing and enjoy a bowl of our nationally known clam chowder and the freshest Oregon seafood right on the beach in Cannon Beach.

Cannon Beach Chamber of Commerce503-436-2623 • cannonbeach.org

Cannon Beach Library131 N Hemlock • 503-436-1391 • www.cannonbeachlibrary.org

Coaster Theatre Playhousewww.coastertheatre.com • 108 North Hemlock Street, Cannon Beach • 503-436-1242


MANZANITA • 97130Manzanita is a resort community at the base of Neahkahnie Mountain with seven miles of sandy beach. A photographers dream, spectacular walks by the ocean offer dramatic scenery at every turn. An abundance of artisans, galleries and studios beckon art lovers.

Manzanita Branch Library571 Laneda Ave • 503-368-6665 • www.tillamook.plinkit.org/branches/branches/copy4_of_rockaway-beach-branch

NEHALEM • 97131Nehalem is a picturesque riverside town with a quaint downtown reflecting its century of history. Attractions include antique shops, a winery, and restaurants. Enjoy views of the Nehalem River, nearby mountains, forests and wildlife.

Nehalem Bay Area Chamber of Commerce877-368-5100 • www.chamber-commerce.net

WHEELER • 97147Overlooking beautiful Nehalem Bay and picturesque coastal mountains, Wheeler boasts fine restaurants, a historic hotel, local art and antique shops.

GARIBALDI • 97118Located at Tillamook Bay, Oregon’s ‘Authentic Fishing Village’ is a gateway to the magnificent Pacific Ocean, where fishing and water activities abound. The local maritime museum tells the history of Garibaldi.

GARIBALDI MUSEUM112 Garibaldi Ave. • 503-322-8411 • http://www.garibaldimuseum.org

Garibaldi Chamber of Commerce503-322-0301 • www.ohwy.com

BAY CITY • 97107Visitors are impressed by the huge mounds of oyster shells on the waterfront in this town known for its oyster processing. An art gallery and arts center welcome coastal travelers and residents.

The Museum of Peoples Arthttp://themuseumofpeoplesart.blogspot.com • 5th St & Hwy 101, Bay City • 503-377-2782

TILLAMOOK • 97141Tillamook has a regional flavor defined by Tillamook Bay, the mouth of the “Five Rivers” comprising several communities. In addition to its famous dairy tradition and cheese factory, Tillamook offers up great cultural experiences from small specialty museums to an air museum and a textile center. Highlights of the downtown area are the Pioneer Museum, art shops, cafes and a walking tour of historic buildings.

LATIMER QUILT AND TEXTILE CENTER 2105 Wilson River Loop Rd. • 503-842-8622 www.latimerquiltandtextile.com A working fiber arts center with changing exhibits and one-of-a kind handcrafted gifts.


TILLAMOOK AREA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE3705 HWY 101 N, Tillamook 503-842-7525 • www.gotillamook.com

TILLAMOOK COUNTY LIBRARY1716 3rd St • 503-842-4792 • www.tillamook.plinkit.org

Cape Meares LighthouseNetarts • 503-842-2244 • www.capemeareslighthouse.org

TAPA’s Barn Community Playhousewww.tillamooktheater.com • 12th & Ivy, Tillamook •503-842-6305

Tillamook Air Museumwww.tillamookair.com • 6030 Hangar Road, Tillamook • 503-842-1130

Tillamook County Pioneer Museumwww.tcpm.org • 2106 2nd Street, Tillamook • 503-842-4553

Tillamook Rock Lighthousewww.lighthousefriends.com/light.asp?ID=135

PACIFIC CITY • 97135Beautiful beaches in the shadow of Cape Kiwanda are capped by southern Haystack Rock. You might catch a fishing dory on the beach, a beautiful sunset glimmering between the Rock and Cape, or a wild Pacific storm churning onto the beach. Visit friendly local galleries and businesses.

NESTUCCA VALLEY CHAMBER35215 Brooten Road, Pacific City • www.pcnvchamber.org

NESKOWIN • 97149Neskowin is a residential community where the arts are represented by an artist-owned gallery and the Neskowin Chamber Music Series. Neskowin Beach State Wayside faces well-known Proposal Rock

NESKOWIN CHAMBER MUSICP.O. BOX 1044 503-965-6499 Sunday classical concerts by widely acclaimed musicians

OTIS • 97368A small wayside, a few miles inland, Otis is known for a little café and the nearby Sitka Center for Arts and Ecology.

SITKA CENTER FOR ART AND ECOLOGY56605 Sitka Drive – 541-994-5485 – www.sitkacenter.org Expand your creativity through over 100 workshops relating to art, nature, writing, and music in the pristine environment of Cascade Head.

LINCOLN CITY • 97367Lincoln City is rich with artistic and cultural opportunities -from live music and theatre to fine art galleries; live shows at Chinook Winds Casino Resort to studios where visitors can blow their own glass float. The historical museum and Lincoln City Cultural Center are good places to start exploring.


541-994-9994For the latest schedule:

www.lincolncity-culturalcenter.org

Lincoln City Cultural Center

540 NE Hwy. 101(Six blocks north of the D River)

Lincoln City’s home for arts & culturein the historic Delake School

~ Performing Arts~ Gallery Exhibits~ Visitor Information & Gift Shop~ Ceramics, Textiles and Dance Classes~ Farmers Market every Sunday~ Meeting & Event Space

Hawk Creek Gallery, Neskowin, Oregon, the studio/gallery of internationally award winning artist

Michael Schlicting since 1978.

Schlicting’s dynamic contemporary paintings hang in over 2500 public, corporate and private collections around the world.

Hawk Creek Gallery is open daily 11-5 during the summer months, and Fri-Sun in the spring and fall.

For more information contact Michael at: michaelschlicting.com • [email protected]

503-392-38794800 Schoolhouse Road

(200 yds north of the entrance to Neskowin off Hwy 101)


LINCOLN CITY CHAMBER541-994-3070

MO’S860 SW 51st. – 541-996-2535 – Enjoy our nationally known clam chowder; the freshest Oregon seafood on Siletz Bay in Lincoln City.

Blow Your Own Float, Fluted Bowl, Paperweight, Starfish or HeartLocal Artists walk you through the art of creating with molten glass

VOTED BEST PLACE TO VIEW GLASS BLOWING

Glass Art StudioJennifer Sears

www.JenniferSearsGlassArt.comwww.VoltaGlass.com

4821 SW Hwy 101at the South End of Lincoln City

541-996-2569

For more information call

541-992-1131Reservations may be made online at

www.SiletzBayMusic.org

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SILETZ BAY MUSIC FESTIVALYaacov Bergman, Artistic Director www.siletzbaymusic.org • [email protected] 540 NW U.S. 101, Lincoln City, OR 97367 • 541-992-3825 Join us every summer in Lincoln City for two weeks of fabulous concerts – classical music, jazz, gospel, and rock music! The Siletz Bay Music Festival is dedicated to providing cultural enrichment through musical performances and education by bringing internationally renowned musicians to perform at the Oregon coast.

Bijou Theatrewww.cinemalovers.com • 1624 NE Highway 101, Lincoln City • 541-994-8255

Driftwood Public Library801 SE U.S. 101 #201 • 541-996-2277 • www.driftwoodlib.org

Lincoln City Chamber of Commerce541-994-3070 • http://www.lcchamber.com

North Lincoln County Historical Museumwww.northlincolncountyhistoricalmuseum.org 4907 SW Highway 101, Lincoln City • 541-996-6614

Theatre Westwww.theatrewest.com • 3536 SE Hwy 101, Lincoln City • 541-994-5663

GLENEDEN BEACH • 97388Situated at the south end of Siletz Bay, this small community is home to art galleries, live music, fine food, and world class golf.

Eden Hallwww.edenhall.com • 6675 Gleneden Beach Loop, Gleneden Beach • 541-764-3826

DEPOE BAY • 97341Depoe Bay has the smallest natural navigable harbor in the world consisting of six square acres. A huge sea wall runs the length of the downtown area where visitors can watch for resident gray whales, shop or dine within view of the ocean. Waves run beneath lava beds and build pressure to spout water as high as 60 feet into the air. Enjoy small gift shops, local seafood, and art galleries in Depoe Bay.

Depoe Bay Chamber of Commerce541-765-2889 • www.depoebaychamber.org

Whale, SeaLife, & Shark Museumhttp://oregonwhales.com/Museum/museum.html, Ellingson St. & Hwy 101, Depoe Bay • 541-912-6734

Oregon Coast Council for the Arts promotes and provides high-caliber arts experiences on the Oregon coast.

Events › Exhibits › Galleries › ArtistsVenues › Literary & Performing Arts

Libraries › Theater › Cultural Heritage

go-to source for arts info on the oregon coast:

oregon coastcouncil for the arts coastarts.org


OTTER ROCK • 97369Located south of Cape Foulweather, Otter Rock surprises the visitor with a dramatic seascape. Take time to enjoy the restaurant, winery and marine gardens.

MO’S WEST122 1st St – 541-765-2442 (open seasonally) – Enjoy our nationally known clam chowder and the freshest Oregon seafood in Otter Rock at the Devil’s Punchbowl. Whale watching and tide pooling are excellent here.

TOLEDO • 97391Toledo, seven miles from the ocean, is the only inland coastal community with a deep water channel. Once a bustling mill town, Toledo is known today for its community of artists living and working in Toledo. Visit Toledo’s Art District and the shops, galleries and museum on historic Main Street.

LABOR DAY WEEKEND • TOLEDO, OREGON

www.ToledoArts.info

Local Art, Original Clothing & More

solalunastudios.com147 Main St Toledo


TIMBER AND RAILROAD HERITAGE SQUARESpecial tours and programs 100 “A” St, Toledo 541-336-5256

TOLEDO LIBRARY173 NW 7th – 541-336-3132

Toledo Chamber of Commerce541-336-3183 • http://www.toledooregon.org

Toledo History Center206 5. Main St., Toledo • 541-336-1203

Yaquina Pacific Railroad Historical Societywww.yaquinapacificrr.org • 100 NW A Street, Toledo • 541-336-5256

Yaquina River Museum Of Artwww.oregonmuseums.org/sectionindex.asp?sectionid=179 • 151 NE Alder, Toledo 541-336-1907

NEWPORT • 97365Art and culture is alive in Newport! Nye Beach area is home to the Newport Performing Arts Center and Newport Visual Arts Center – hosting concerts, plays, dance, and art events year-round. Local shops, galleries, restaurants, live music, and the beach offer something for everyone. The Historic Bayfront remains an active, “working” part of the community and home to Oregon’s largest commercial fishing fleet. Visitors enjoy the restaurants, galleries, shops and bay views. Two historic lighthouses offer tours and spectacular vistas. Old uptown Newport is now the Arts Deco District and Agate Beach is the home of composer Ernest Bloch.

BAYSCAPES GALLERY & ESPRESSO333 SW Bay Blvd, • 541-265-4017 • 888-310-4017 Your window to the bay. Fine arts reflect the coast.

FORINASH GALLERIESWine tasting, photography, glass art, unique gifts 868 SW Bay Blvd, Newport 541-265-8483

MARION MOIR WATERCOLORSClasses Design work and local scenes [email protected] 541-961-1295 6 NW Brook St, Newport

MO’S ANNEX657 SW Bay Blvd. 541-265-7512 – Located across the street from the original Mo’s overlooking Yaquina Bay. Have a bowl of our nationally known clam chowder while watching the fishing fleet, sea lions, and sailboats.

MO’S ORIGINAL622 SW Bay Blvd. – 541-265-2979 – A restaurant that started over 60 years ago brings Mo’s proud tradition of the best and freshest Oregon seafood. Enjoy a bit of the Newport history while having a bowl of our nationally known clam chowder or delicious fish n’ chips.


NEWPORT CHAMBER OF COMMERCE541-265-8801 • 555 SW Coast Hwy, Newport

Burrows House Museumwww.oregoncoast.history.museum/burrowshouse.html, 545 SW 9th Street, Newport • 541-265-7509

Jovi – Featuring global art and antiques232 NW Coast Street, Nye Beach • 541-265-8220

Newport Performing Arts Centerhttp://coastarts.org • 777 West Olive St., Newport • 541-265-ARTS

Newport Public Library35 NW Nye S. • 541-265-2153 • www.newportlibrary.org

Oregon Coast History Centerwww.oregoncoast.history.museum, 545 SW 9th Street, Newport • 541-265-7509

OSU Hatfield Marine Science Centerhttp://hmsc.oregonstate.edu, 2030 SE Marine Science Drive, Newport 541-867-0100

Pacific Maritime & Heritage Centerhttp://oregoncoasthistory.org/museums-exhibits/maritime-center • 333 SE Bay Blvd., Newport • 541-265-7509

Yaquina Bay Lighthouse541-265-5679 • www.yaquinalights.org

Yaquina Head Lighthouse750 NW Lighthouse Dr. • 541-574-3100 • www.yaquinalights.org

SOUTH BEACH • 97366Just south of the Yaquina Bay Bridge, the South Beach area is home to the Oregon Coast Aquarium, one of the top attractions in Oregon, the OSU Hatfield Marine Science Center, an education and research facility, and the homeport for NOAA’s Pacific Fleet. Visitors enjoy shopping, dining and marine life off the South Jetty.

HASTINGS COASTAL WOODWORKS LLC STUDIO AND GALLERY3333 SE Ferry Slip Rd, South Beach 541-867-2992

SEAL ROCK • 97376Seal Rock welcomes visitors to art galleries, collectible shops, restaurants, and beautiful Seal Rock State Park.

WALDPORT • 97394Waldport is especially proud of the Alsea Bay Bridge. Adjacent to the bridge is an excellent interpretive center. Fishing, crabbing and clamming are popular for visitors to the Alsea Bay and the nearby recreation areas.

Waldport Chamber541-563-2133 • http://www.waldport-chamber.com

Waldport Heritage Museumwww.waldport.org • 320 NE Grant Street, Waldport • 541-563-7092

Waldport Public Library460 NW Hemlock St. • 541-563-5880 • www.waldportlibrary.plinkit.org


YACHATS • 97498Known as the Gem of the Oregon Coast, Yachats, pronounced YAH-hots, is derived from the Chinook Indian word, Yahuts, meaning “dark waters at the foot of the mountain.” The unhurried atmosphere of this tiny resort village offers a unique alternative to the hustle of city life. The Yachats Commons is the cultural center of the community, presenting entertaining year-round programs, concerts, plays, and festivals. Local specialty shops, art galleries and restaurants are fun to explore.

Little Log Church Museumhttp://ci.yachats.or.us/Little%20Log%20Church.htm • 328 3rd St., Yachats 541-547-3976

Yachats Area Chamber of Commerce 1-800-929-0477 • Email: [email protected] • http://www.yachats.org/chamber.html

Yachats Public Library560 W 7th St. • 541-547-3741 • www.ci.yachats.or.us/Library%20Description.htm

FLORENCE • 97439At the bend of the Siuslaw River, Florence offers inspiration for its growing arts community. Florence is a scenic, recreational, and cultural paradise. Old Town Florence boasts many interesting shops and restaurants. The Florence Events Center hosts live theatre, dance, music and exhibits. Visitors can take advantage of an art center and galleries.

MO’S FLORENCE1436 Bay St. – 541-997-2185 – While visiting old town Florence don’t forget to enjoy a bowl of our nationally famous clam chowder at this Mo’s on the river.

Florence Chamber of Commerce541-997-3128 • http://www.florencechamber.com

Florence Events Centerwww.eventcenter.org • 715 Quince St, Florence • 541-997-1994

Florence Playhousewww.florenceplayhouse.com • 208 Laurel St. • 541-997-1675

Heceta Head LighthouseU.S 101 S of Yachats • 541-547-3696 or 1-866-547-3696 • hecetalighthouse.com

Siuslaw Pioneer Museumwww.florencechamber.com/RecAtt_PioneerM.html • 278 Maple St., Florence • 541-997-7884

Siuslaw Public Library1460 9th St. • 541-997-3132 • www.siuslawlibrary.org

GARDINER • 97441Built as a lumber and shipping town in 1850, Gardiner is known for its historic white houses and pioneer cemetery. Visitors to this historic community will find an art gallery and a mix of cultural heritage and outdoor activities.

TSUNAMI GALLERY77207 Hwy 101 • 541-271-1597 A blend of Oregon fine art in a historic building.


REEDSPORT • 97467Surrounded by 40 miles of dunes, dotted by small lakes, greater Reedsport, Gardiner and Winchester Bay have long been known for outdoor recreation. Reedsport is home to several art galleries, The Umpqua Discovery Center and the famous Umpqua Lighthouse.

MINDPOWER GALLERY417 Fir Ave 541-271-2485 (800) 644-2485 Well known for its maze of rooms and broad range of art styles by local and national artists. “Celebrating 20 years in Business! www.mindpowergallery.com & check us out on Facebook!” Tue – Sat: 10 a.m. – 5 p.m.

Reedsport/Winchester Bay Chamber of Commerce541-271-3495 • reedsportcc.org

Reedsport Public Library395 Winchester Avenue • 541-271-3500 • www.dclibrary.us/branch-libraries/reedsport.html

Umpqua Discovery Centerwww.umpquadiscoverycenter.com • 409 Riverfront Way, Reedsport • 541-271-4816

WINCHESTER BAY • 97467A vacationer’s paradise, Winchester Bay is home to many fishing charters, recreational fishing and Oregon’s tallest dunes. The harbor in Winchester Bay is a center for shops, art galleries, restaurants and lodging.

Umpqua River Lighthouse1020 Lighthouse Road, Winchester Bay, Reedsport • 541-271-4631 www.umpquavalleymuseums.org/museums/umpqua-river-lighthouse

Umpqua River Lighthouse Museumwww.umpquavalleymuseums.org/museums/umpqua-river-lighthouse • 1020 Lighthouse Rd, Winchester Bay • 541-271-4631

NORTH BEND • 97459North Bend is proud of an active arts community that includes live theatre, numerous art galleries, antique shops and great oysters! Near the mile-long McCullough Bridge is the Coos Historical and Maritime Museum.

THE ARTIST LOFT GALLERY1611 Virginia Ave, Pony Village Mall near Macy’s 541-756-4088 • www.TheArtistLoftGallery.com Paintings, sculpture, jewelry - traditional and contemporary

CRYSTAL DOLPHIN GALLERY1901 Sherman Ave (Hwy 101) – 541-756-1989 Local Oregon Artists and Artisans’. Classes available. Custom jewelry, glass, pottery, carvings, fine arts, beads and much more.

Coos Little Theatre on the Baywww.ltob.net • 2100 Sherman Ave, North Bend • 541-756-4336

North Bend Public Library1800 Sherman Ave. • 541-756-0400 • www.northbendlibrary.org


COOS BAY • 97420Coos Bay is a commercial center and bustling port region. Coos Art Museum is the cultural centerpiece. An Art Walk takes place in five different neighborhoods (Downtown Coos Bay, Charleston, Empire, central North Bend, and North Bend Pony Village Mall). Famous Shore Acres Park is in nearby Charleston.

COOS ART MUSEUM235 Anderson Ave • 541-267-3901 • www.coosart.org Third oldest art museum in Oregon. Changing Exhibits. Art Education • Permanent Art Collection.

THE POTTERY COMPANY145 Anderson Ave 541-267-0387 A paint your own pottery shop. Fun for ALL ages!

Cape Arago Lighthouse (Charleston Loop)www.lighthousefriends.com/light.asp?ID=129

Coos Bay Chamber145 Central Ave., 541-266-0868 • www.oregonsbayarea.org

Coos Bay Public Library525 Anderson Ave. 541-269-1101 bay.cooslibraries.org

COQUILLE • 97423 Coquille Chamber of Commerce & Visitor Information Center541-396-3414 • Email: [email protected]

Coos County Logging Museum www.coquillevalley.org/loggingmuseum.htm • 705 Maple St, Myrtile Point • 541-572-1014

Coquille Valley Museumhttp://museum.coquillevalley.org • 153 Central, Coquille • 541-824-0076

Sawdust Theatrehttp://sawdusttheatre.com • 120 N. Adams St., Coquille • 541-396-4563

BANDON • 97411Visitors to Bandon enjoy art galleries, live theatre, curio shops and restaurants, especially in Old Town. The Beach Loop winds along the coast near many craggy sea stacks. Legend has it that Face Rock is the face of an Indian maiden frozen into stone by an evil spirit. Bandon is known for an annual Cranberry Festival and premier golf courses.


SAGE GALLERYDiscover the Spirit of Creativity 390 Fist St SW, Bandon 541-329-0103

Bandon Chamber of Commerce541-347-9616

Bandon Public Library1204 11th St. SW • 541-347-3221 • bandon.cclsd.org

Coquille River Lighthouse541-347-2209 • www.lighthousefriends.com/light.asp?ID=127

Sprague Community Theatrewww.spraguetheater.org • 1202 11th St SW, Bandon • 541-347-7426

LANGLOIS • 97450A small community, Langlois is packed with history. Today, visitors will find an art gallery, several shops, a wool factory and store, and world famous hot dogs at the local market

Langlois Public Library48234 U.S 101 • 541-348-2066 • www.langlois.plinkit.org

SIXES • 97476The Sixes River Valley has been settled since the early 1850s when gold and other minerals were discovered here.

PORT ORFORD • 97465Port Orford, an old townsite and the most westerly on the Oregon coast, sits on a rocky shore where the forest meets the sea. It boasts a deep water port, one of six “dolly” ports in the world. Known historical sites and an active artistic community, Port Orford is proud of its numerous art galleries, owned and operated by working artists. An arts council holds art walks and events. Cape Blanco Lighthouse is located a few miles north of Port Orford.

CAPE BLANCO LIGHTHOUSEcapeblancoheritagesociety.com Apr-Oct, Wed-Tue, 10am-3:30pm, Cape Blanco State Park, 541-332-2207

HISTORIC HUGHES HOUSEcapeblancoheritagesociety.com Apr-Oct, Wed-Tue, 10am-3:30pm, Cape Blanco State Park, 541-332-0248

PORT ORFORD LIFEBOAT STATION MUSEUMcapeblancoheritagesociety.com Apr-Oct, Wed-Tue, 10am-3:30pm, Port Orford Heads State Park 541-332-0521

Port Orford & North Curry County Chamber of Commerce541-332-8055 • Email: chamber©portorfordchamber.com

Port Orford Public Library1421 Oregon St. • 541-332-5622 • www.polibrary.org


ASTORIAAstoria Arts and Movement Centerhttp://www.astoriaartsandmovement.com 342 10th Street • 503-791-5657Astoria Fiber Arts Academyhttp://www.astoriafiberarts.com 1296 Duane Street • 503-325-5598Astoria Visual Arts Associationhttp://www.astoriavisualarts.org 1295 Duane Street • 503-325-5598 Consort of All Sorts1545 Franklin Ave • 503-325-1895North Coast Choralehttp://www.ncoastchorale.com • CCC Performing Arts Center, 16th & Franklin • 503-368-7223North Coast Symphonic Bandhttp://www.northcoastsymphonicband.org 1203 Commercial Street • 503-325-2431North Oregon Coast Symphonyhttp://www.northoregoncoastsymphony.org 503-436-0936Partners for the Performing Arts Centerhttp://www.supportthepac.org 1651 Lexington Avenue • 503-338-2306

Tempo Artist Collectivehttps://www.facebook.com/pages/Tempo-Gallery/499055720141687 1271 Commercial St • 503-836-2691

WARRENTONLittle Ballet Theatre Inchttp://www.maddoxdancers.com/little-ballet-theatre.htm 389 S. Main • 503-861-1971Palette Puddlershttp://www.palettepuddlers.com 91736 Highway 104 • 503-861-1428

GEARHARTTrail’s End Art Associationhttp://www.trailsendart.org 656 A St. • 503-717-9458

CANNON BEACH Cannon Beach Gallery Grouphttp://cbgallerygroup.com PO Box 1402 • 503-436-2547Friends of Haystack Rock Friendsofhaystackrock.org PO Box 1222 • 503-436-8095

ARTS ORGANIZATIONS

GOLD BEACH • 97444Gold Beach is where the Rogue River meets the Pacific Ocean. This town, with a colorful mining past, offers outdoor activities from fishing to golf, tidepooling to forest hikes, and of course, the famous Jet Boats. Explore Gold Beach’s antique shops, art galleries and historical museum.

Curry Historical Society Museumwww.curryhistory.com • 29419 Ellensburg Ave, Gold Beach • 541-247-9396

Curry Public Library94341 3rd St. • 541-247-7246 • www.currypubliclibrary.org

Gold Beach Chamber of Commerce541-247-0923 • http://goldbeach.chamberbusinessgateway.com/chamber

Rogue River Museumwww.roguejets.com • 29880 Harbor Dr, Gold Beach • 541-247-9737

Rogue Playhosuewww.ellensburgtheatercompany.com • 94196 Moore St, Gold Beach • 541-247-4382

BROOKINGS-HARBOR • 97415Brookings-Harbor is the southernmost community on the Oregon Coast and the largest in Curry County. It possesses a pristine and picturesque natural coastline and a year-round mild climate, known as the ‘banana belt.” Cultural activities include live theatre, music and art festivals. Visit the Port of Brookings commercial center where everything from ice cream and seafood to artwork and gifts can be found.

Brookings Chamber of Commerce541-469-3181 • 800-535-9469 • Email: [email protected]

Brookings Harbor Community Theaterwww.brookingsharborcommunitytheater.com • 97900 Shopping Center Ave , Brookings • 541- 469-4700

Chetco Community Public Library405 Alder St. • 541-469-7738 • www.chetcolibrary.org

Chetco Playhouse www.chetcopelicanplayers.org • 1240 Chetco Ave, Brookings • 541-469-1857

Chetco Valley Museum www.curryhistory.com • 15461 Museum Road Brookings-Harbor • 541-469-6651


Tolovana Arts Colonyhttp://www.tolovanaartscolony.org 3779 S Hemlock St • 97110 • 503-440-0684

MANZANITA Manzanita Creative Arts Council • http://www.tcpm.org/tccc.htm • P.O. Box 294 • 503-368-6153Hoffman Center • http://hoffmanblog.org • 594

NEHALEM Creative Journeyshttp://www.creativejourneys.net 41500 Anderson Road • 503-368-7807 Laneda Ave • 503-368-3846

BAY CITYNorth Coast Printmakers Collective5680 A Street • 503-377-9620Bay City Arts Centerhttp://www.baycityartscenter.org 5680 A Street • 503-377-9620

TILLAMOOK Latimer Quilt & Textile Centerhttp://www.latimerquiltandtextile.com 2105 Wilson River Loop Road • 503-842-8622Monday Music Club of Tillamookhttp://www.mondaymusicalclub.com 6415 Westwood Court • 503-842-2078Tillamook Association for the Performing Artshttp://www.tillamooktheater.com PO Box 571 • 503-842-6305Tillamook County Arts Networkhttp://www.tillamookcountyarts.org PO Box 116 • 503-368-7160

HEBO Community Arts Projecthttp://communityartsproject.net PO Box 285 • 503-392-4581

PACIFIC CITYNeskowin Chamber Musichttp://www.neskowinchambermusic.org PO BOX 1044 503 965-6499Nestucca Valley Artisanshttp://www.pacificcity.org/nestuccavalley/artisans.html 34600 Cape Kiwanda Drive 503-965-7016Pacific City Arts Associationhttp://www.pacificcityarts.org PO Box 644

OTISSitka Center for Art and Ecologyhttp://www.sitkacenter.org 56605 Sitka Drive • 541-994-5485

LINCOLN CITY Artist Studio Associationhttp://www.asaart.net 620 NE Highway 101 • 541-265-2678Let There be Artshttp://www.lettherebearts.com P.O. Box 453 • 503-812-7813Lincoln City Cultural Centerhttp://www.lincolncity-culturalcenter.org/ • 540 NW U.S. 101 • 541-994-9994 •Pacific Artists Alliancehttp://www.pacificartistsalliance.com 620 NE Hwy 101 • 541-557-8000

DEPOE BAYOregon Coast Chamber Music Societyhttps://sites.google.com/site/oregoncoastchambermusicsociety 535 SW Cove Point • 541-765-7770

NEWPORT Coastal Arts Guildhttp://coastarts.org/vac 777 NW Beach Drive • 541-265-2624Coastal Act Productions Theater Cohttp://www.capnewport.com 777 W. Olive • 541-265-ARTSCoastalAireshttp://coastalaires.wordpress.com 227 NE 12th St. • 541-265-7191Dance and All That Jazzhttp://daatj.com 125 N.E. Douglas St. • 541-265-6168Lincoln County Oregon Music Teachers Associationhttp://lincolncountyomta.org 541-265-8904Newport Symphony Orchestra http://newportsymphony.org 777 W. Olive • 541-574-0614

Oregon Coast Recorder Societyhttp://www.coastrecorder.org 541-961-1228Pacific Dance Ensemblehttp://pacificdanceensemble.com 454 SW 7th St. • 541-265-8242Porthole Playershttp://www.portholeplayers.org 777 W. Olive • 541-265-ARTSRed Octopus Theater Co.http://www.redoctopustheatre.org 777 W. Olive • 541-265-ARTSWillamette Writers Coast Branchhttp://willamettewriters.com/coast 541-765-2383Writers on the Edgehttp://www.writersontheedge.org PO Box 85 • 541-961-4561 Yaquina Art Associationhttp://www.yaquinaart.org 789 NW Beach Drive • 541-265-5133

TOLEDO Toledo Arts Guildhttps://www.facebook.com/toledo.artsguild 359 N Main St • 541-270-9697

SEAL ROCK Lincoln Pops Orchestrahttps://www.facebook.com/pages/Lincoln-Pops-Big-Band/334714113230092 890 NW Kimo Lane • 541-563-5067

WALDPORT Central Coast Choralehttp://centralcoastchorale.com PO Box 1587 • 541-563-6830Alsi Historical and Genealogical Societyhttp://www.waldportmuseum.org 320 Grant Street • 541-563-7092

YACHATS Crafts on the Coast441 Hwy 101 • 541-547-4664One of Us Productions https://www.facebook.com/One.of.Us.Productions 441 Hwy 101 • 541-547-4121Yachats Academy of Arts & Scienceshttps://www.facebook.com/pages/Yachats-Academy-of-Arts-Sciences/158738020833856 441 Hwy 101 • 541-961-6695Yachats Arts Guildhttp://www.yachatsartsguild.com 441 Hwy 101 • 541-547-4713Yachats Big Bandwww.yachatsbigband.org 441 Hwy 101 • 541-547-4252

FLORENCE Community Chorus of Florence Oregonhttp://communitychorusflorenceor.org 715 Quince Street • 541-902-8567Florence Regional Arts Associationhttp://www.fraaoregon.org 4969 Hwy 101 -#4 • 541-999-0859Florence Uke Clubhttp://flukes.wikifoundry.com 85625 Hwy 101 • 541-997-7925Last Resort Playershttp://www.lastresortplayers.org 715 Quince Street • 541-997-1994Oregon Coast Chamber Orchestrahttp://occorchestra.org P.O. Box 1390 • 541-997-6770Poison Pen Playershttp://www.poisonpenplayers.com 83455 S. Cove • 541-999-9281Seacoast Entertainmenthttp://www.seacoastea.org PO Box 3287 • 541-997-1994Second Saturday Gallery Tourhttp://www.florenceartists.com 1421 Bay St. • 541-997-8980Siuslaw Viewfinders Camera Clubhttp://www.svfcc.org 1460 9th St • 541-902-8748Coastal Douglas Art and Business Alliancehttp://www.orgsites.com/or/cdaba 715 Quince Street • 541-997-1994

REEDSPORT Dunes Art Club450 Winchester • 541-587-4430

NORTH BEND Coast Calligraphy Guild • http://coastcalligraphy.blogspot.com/ • 1700 Monroe Street

ASTORIAThe Fisher Poets Gathering • February www.fisherpoets.orgAstoria Music Festival • June www.astoriamusicfestival.orgAstoria Scandinavian Midsummer Festival • June www.astoriascanfest.comAstoria International Film Festival • October www.goaiff.com

CANNON BEACHGet Lit at the Beach • April http://www.tolovanaartscolony.orgStormy Weather Arts Festival • November cbgallerygroup.com

SEASIDESeaside Jazz Festival • February www.jazzseaside.com

GARIBALDIGaribaldi Days Festival • July www.visitgaribaldi.com/garibaldi-days-0

TILLAMOOKTillamook County Quilt & Fiber Festival • May www.latimerquiltandtextile.com

PACIFIC CITYNestucca Valley Artisans Festival • August pacificcity.org/nestuccavalley/artisans2012.html

LINCOLN CITYFestival of Illusions • March www.lincolncitycultural center.org Siletz Bay Music Festival • June www.siletzbaymusic.org

TOLEDOToledo Art Walk • September http://www.toledoarts.info

NEWPORTNewport Paper Arts Festival • April www.coastarts.orgNorthwest Poets Concord • May www.poetsconcord.orgNewport Symphony Orchestra Summer Fest. • June/July http://newportsymphony.orgOregon Coast Jazz Party • October www.oregoncoastjazzparty.org

YACHATSYachats Arts and Crafts Fair • March www.yachats.org/events.html

Yachats Music Festival • July fsarts.org/yachats-music-festivalYachats Celtic Music Festival • November www.yachatscelticmusicfestival.com/home.html

FLORENCEWinter Folk Festival • January www.winterfolkfestival.orgFestival of Books • September www.florencechamber.com/chamber/florence-festival-books-0

REEDSPORTChainsaw Sculpture Festival • June demo.jspicher.com/chainsaw

WINCHESTER BAYArt by the Bay Festival • August www.winchesterbay.org/events.html

COOS BAYSouth Coast Celtic Cultural Festival • May www.southcoastfolksociety.wordpress.comOregon Coast Music Festival • July www.oregoncoastmusic.comBlackberry Arts Festival • August www.oregonsbayarea.org/calendar/index.htm

NORTH BENDSouth Coast Clambake Jazz Festival • March clambakejazz.comBBQ, Blues and Brews by the Bay • May www.themillcasino.com

BANDONOregon Coast Film Festival • October www.oregoncoastfilmfestival.org

CAPE BLANCOCountry Music Festival • August capeblancofestival.com

GOLD BEACHWine, Art and Music Festival • May wildriverscoastwinefestival.comBrew and Art Festival • September http://www.goldbeachbrewfest.org

BROOKINGSWinter Art and Chocolate Festival • February www.wildriverscoastart.com/art_festivals_and_events.htmlAzalea Festival and Art Show • May www.wildriverscoastart.com/art_festivals_and_events.htmlFestival of Art in Stout Park • August www.wildriverscoastart.comAnnual Festival of Quilts • September www.goldbeach.org

FESTIVALS

COOS BAYBay Area Arts Associationhttp://bayareaartistsassociation.com P.O. Box 907 • 541-808-0877Coos County Community Concert Associationhttp://www.cccca.com 290 S. 4th Street • 541-269-1272Dolphin Playershttp://thedolphinplayers.webs.com 580 Newmark Ave • 541-808-2611Oregon Coast Music Associationhttp://www.oregoncoastmusic.org 235 Anderson Ave • 541-267-0938South Coast Writershttp://www.socc.edu/scwriters 1988 Newmark Avenue • 541-888-2525

CHARLESTONOregon Coast Photographers Associationhttp://www.oregoncoastphotoclub.org PO Box 5646 • 541-269-7625

COQUILLE Coquille Arts Association & Centerhttp://coquillevalleyartcenter.org 10144 Hwy. 42 • 541-396-3294Coquille Carousel Associationhttp://coquillecarousel.org/ • P.O. Box 62 • 541-516-8245CurryArts Inchttps://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.590672414294743.145643.131125013582821&type=3 P.O. Box 62

BANDON Bandon Playhousehttp://www.thebandonplayhouse.org 1202 11th St SW • 541-551-1498Bandon Showcasehttp://www.bandonshowcase.org 1202 11th St. SW • 541-347-SHOW

New Artist Productionshttp://newartistsproductions.org 88586 Trout Pond Lane • 541-347-2517Washed Ashore Projecthttp://washedashore.org P.O. Box 1139 • 415-847-1239Bandon Writers Grouphttp://writersofbandon.blogspot.com

PORT ORFORD Port Orford Arts Councilhttp://portorfordartscouncil.org PO Box 771 • 541-332-4014

BROOKINGS Art Takes a Village Oregonhttp://www.arttakesavillage.com 1100 Coral St. #222 • 541-469-5152Brooking Area Council for the Arts • P.O. Box 1737 • 541-661-3033Brookings Harbor Friends of Musichttp://www.brookingsharborfriendsofmusic.com P. O. Box 7893 • 541-469-7625Chetco Pelican Playershttp://www.chetcopelicanplayers.org 1240 Chetco Avenue • 541-469-1857Chetco Photographers Associationhttp://www.wildriverscoastart.com/chetco-photographers-assoc.html 433 Oak Street • 541-469-1807Manley Arts Centerhttp://www.wildriverscoastart.com 509 Pine St • 541-469-1807Pelican Bay Arts Associationhttps://www.facebook.com/pages/Pelican-Bay-Arts-Association/132210350164144 509 Pine St • 541-469-1807Stagelights Musical Arts Communityhttp://www.stagelights.us 619 Chetco Ave. • 541-373-3727


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