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Long Beach Peninsula
Ocean Park
Sep 11-Sep 12Rod Run to the End of the World - This annual classic car show features thousands of automobiles, from Model As to the muscle cars of the 60s and 70s. The main events are held at Wilson Field in Ocean Park, but the cars will be seen all over the peninsula. www.beachbarons.com360-665-3565
Long Beach
May 28-Sep 06SummerFest! - Free family-friendly entertainment and activitie. Music in the gazebo, face painting, horse and wagon rides, balloons, Art in the Park, Make & Take crafts, Mother Goose and Friends and much more. www.funbeach.com800-451-2542
Oct 08-Oct 11Peninsula Arts Association Fall Show - The 40th Annual PAA Fall Show will be showing over 60 local artists and their unique works are available for viewing and purchasing. Raffle held with the proceeds benefiting a local high school scholarship. www.beachartist.org360-665-6041
Oct 09-Oct 10One Sky, One World Kite Carnival - The World Kite Museum joins people all over the globe to promote international friendship and peace.Participants can bring homemade kites or purchased ones; those who wish can make a kite at event headquarters. www.worldkitemuseum.com360-642-4020
Ilwaco
May 01-Sep 25Saturday Market at the Port - Shop for farm fresh produce, handmade crafts, fine art, plants, cut flowers, baked goods and mouthwatering prepared food. Watch the boats go by & catch of the day come in. Uniquely situated on the waterfront, open 10 am – 4pm. www.portofilwaco.com360-642-3143
Sep 10Slow Drag at the Port - Hot Rods line up on Howerton Way at the port of Ilwaco to compete in a coasting competition. Cars have approximately 15 feet in which to accelerate and then coast for 200 yards. To win, a car must cross the finish line and stop closest to the line. www.portofilwaco.org360-642-3143
Oct 09-Oct 10 89th Cranberrian Fair - From cranberries to oysters, this area has long been heralded for its harvest.The Cranberry Festival includes local foods and traditions of local history with craft demonstrations, vendors, the Cranberry Trolley and more. www.columbiapacificheritagemuseum.org360-642-3446
Oct 24Graveyard of the Pacific - Columbia Pacific shipwreck heritage is commemorated annually with special events and exhibits. www.funbeach.com360-642-3029
Chinook
Sep 04-Sep 06Chinook Art Festival - Juried arts & crafts featuring blown glass, stained glass, photography, jewelry, oil & watercolors, pottery & more! www.funbeach.com360-777-8715
Peninsula
Oct 08-Nov 14Wild Mushroom Celebration - The Long Beach Peninsula is home to a variety of delectable wild mushrooms.In the fall,local restaurateurs and B&B owners delight patrons and guests with a number of special events celebrating the harvest of local wild mushrooms. www.funbeach.com360-642-2442
Oct 15-Oct 17Water Music Festival XXVI - A series of Chamber Music Performances featuring top-rated professional musicians playing Baroque, light Classical music and jazz. The festival consists of 5 concerts, includes a free concert on Saturday. www.watermusicfestival.com360-642-2593

Northern California
Crescent City
Jul 03-Oct 30Farmers Market - Saturdays at the Del Norte County Fairgrounds.707-464-7441
Jul 07-Oct 27BID Farmers Market - Takes place every Wednesday in the Tsunami Plaza from 11 am to 3pm.707-465-3877
Sep 14Del Norte-Curry Community Concert Association: Dallas Brass - Classical to Dixieland, swing to Broadway, and Hollywood to patriotic. Concert begins at 7:30pm at Crescent Elk Auditorium, 994 G Street. Tickets may be purchased for $15 at the door. www.delnorte.org707-465-6572
Sep 15Bike Tour707-464-2277
Sep 17-Sep 18North Coast Redwood Writers Conference - Attendees have the opportunity to learn from an agent, a publisher, and published authors versed in fiction and nonfiction, including in writing essays, children's books, poetry, mysteries, science fiction and so on. www.ncrwc.org707-465-2300
Oct 01-Oct 03Noll Longboard Classic - All are welcome to compete regardless of their level of experience, from first time surfer to life long surfer. www.noll.net707-465-4400
Oct 02Habitat for Humanity Dinner and Auction - This annual fundraiser provides funds for Habitat for Humanity's work in our community. The dinner will be at the Cultural Center, starting at 5:30pm.707-464-4262
Oct 08-Oct 09Sea Cruise - Car show held at Beachfront Park. Events include show and shine and car show.707-464-3174
Oct 22Del Norte-Curry Community Concert Association: Quartetto Gelato - Concert features clarinet, cello, violin/vocals and a World Accordian Champion. It begins at 7:30pm at Crescent Elk Auditorium, 994 G Street. Tickets may be purchased for $15 at the door. 707-465-6572

Oregon Coast
Oregon Coast
Sep 12-Sep 17The People's Coast Classic - Starting at the Columbia River and snaking down the Oregon Coast to Brookings, this 363-mile ride combines cycling and adventure. Each day's route can be done at your own pace, with stops and activities along the way. Benefits the Arthritis Foundation. www.thepeoplescoastclassic.org
Sep 25Great Oregon Fall Beach Clean-Up www.solv.org800-333-SOLV
Dec 26-Jan 01Whale Watch Week www.whalespokenhere.org541-765-3407
Astoria
Mar 20-Mar 05Crossing the Bar: Perilous Passage Exhibit - The Columbia River Maritime Museum hosts the new exhibit that takes a look at the legendary Columbia River entrance, where the forces of the mighty Columbia River and the Pacific Ocean meet, creating one of the most dangerous crossings on the planet. www.crmm.org503-325-2323
May 09-Oct 10Astoria Sunday Market - 200 vendors each week offering locally-made products that have been hand-crafted, grown, created or gathered by the farmers, craftspeople www.astoriasundaymarket.com503-325-1010
Sep 11-Sep 12Victorian Fun & Games - At the Flavel House Museum. www.cumtux.org503-325-2203
Sep 16-Sep 18Blues By the Sea - Blues Music at the Clatsop County Fairgrounds. www.bluesbythesea.com503-325-4600
Sep 18-Sep 19Pacific Commercial Fisherman’s Festival - Festival celebrates the commercial fishermen of the Pacific Northwest. www.astoriasundaymarket.com/cff503-325-1010
Sep 24-Sep 26Pacific NW Brew Cup - Beer tasting and live music. www.bakedak.com503-325-6311
Oct 03Great Columbia Crossing 10K Walk/Run - Experienced athletes and amateurs alike enjoy this opportunity to cross the mighty Columbia River on foot during the 10K Walk/Run. Participants start the race in Washington, cross the 4.1 mile-long Astoria-Megler Bridge and finish in Oregon. www.greatcolumbiacrossing.com
Oct 15-Oct 17Astoria International Film Festival - Showcases the work of independent film and video artists and writers, with workshops and seminars for students of film and the public. Also features regional filmmakers who will highlight indigenous and regional cultures and a children’s film festival. www.goaiff.com503-484-5122
Oct 30Haunted Astoria - Tour several historic buildings in Astoria, Oregon. Hear tales of unexplained happenings along with history of the locations. Movie showing at the Historic Liberty theater and open mic to share your own ghostly experiences. www.oldoregon.com800-875-6807
Oct 31Monster Bash - Halloween activities for the kids at the Clatsop County Fairgrounds, 5-7 PM. www.clatsopfairgrounds.com503-325-7275
Oct 31Talking Tombstones - Tour the graveyard along the way you will meet colorful characters in costume talking about their character’s role in history. www.cumtux.org503-325-2203
Warrenton
Sep 04-Sep 06Civil War Reenactment - This event is well known throughout the region for its realistic battle reenactments and Civil War era encampments. Much attention is given to details. Battles take place each day. Admission charged. www.visitftstevens.com503-861–1470
Seaside
Jan 02-Dec 041st Saturday Art Walk www.seasidechamber.com503-738-6391
Sep 09-Sep 12Wheels 'N' Waves Car Show www.seasidedowntown.com503-717-1914
Sep 25Oktoberfest - Location: Seaside Elks Lodge, 324 Avenue A.503-738-6651
Sep 25Great Pumpkin Weigh-Off www.seasidedowntown.com503-717-1914
Oct 31Halloween Happenin's - On Halloween, the streets are filled with ghosts, cowboys, princesses, super heroes vampires and more as the downtown merchants provide goodies for trick-or-treaters. www.seasidedowntown.com503-717-1914
Nov 06First Saturday Art Walk www.seasidechamber.com503-738-6391
Nov 26Pacific Power Parade of Lights www.seasidechamber.com503-738-6391
Nov 26-Nov 28Holiday Gift Fair www.seasidechamber.com503-738-6391
Nov 26-Nov 28Holiday Gift Fair www.seasidechamber.com503-738-6391
Nov 27-Dec 18Gingerbread Tea at the Butterfield Cottage - The Seaside Museum & Historical Society presents their annual Gingerbread Tea on the first Saturday after Thanksgiving and on the first three Saturdays in December. Tea times are from 1-4 p.m. www.seasidemuseum.org503-738-7065
Dec 04First Saturday Art Walk www.seasidechamber.com503-738-6391
Cannon Beach
Jul 01-Sep 26Haystack Rock Awareness Program - HRAP offers an extensive interpretive program on the beach at Haystack Rock during the spring and summer months. Our trained staff can answer questions on topics ranging from the simple to the complex. www.ci.cannon-beach.or.us503-436-8060
Sep 11Cottage Tour - Tour highlights nearly 10 vintage beach cottages. A luncheon and lecture, beginning at noon, will be hosted at the Tolovana Inn. A reception at the History Center from 4:30-5:30 p.m. features wine tasting, door prizes, and a raffle. www.cbhistory.org503-436-9301
Sep 25Acoustic Folk! Music Series: Steve Cheseborough Concert - Blues artist Cheseborough performs at the Cannon Beach History Center and Museum from 7:30-9:30 p.m. Tickets are $7 per adult and $2 per child. www.cbhistory.org503-436-9301
Oct 06Harvest Fest Dinner www.thelumberyardgrill.com503-436-1197
Oct 1613th Annual Dog Show on the Beach - In celebration of our pets, Surfsand Resort created and is home of the dog show– a benefit for the local Clatsop County Animal Shelter. Every year this event gets bigger and crazier. It’s more like a dog festival with dogs of every shape, size, and mix. www.surfsand.com/pets800-547-6100
Oct 30Acoustic Folk! Music Series: Robert Richter and Jessica Hitchborn Concert - Original songster Richter and violinist Hitchborn perform at the Cannon Beach History Center and Museum from 7:30-9:30 p.m. Tickets are $7 per adult and $2 per child. www.cbhistory.org503-436-9301
Nov 05-Nov 07Stormy Weather Arts - Three days of art, music, and literary events including an art walk, art gallery receptions, "So you think you can paint," photography exhibits, and much more. Cannon Beach shops,restaurants and galleries will be hosting events throughout the weekend. www.cannonbeach.org503-436-2623
Mohler
Sep 04-Sep 05Nehalem Bay Winery Labor Day Weekend BBQ - Live music and bbq both days. www.nehalembaywinery.com503-368-9463
Rockaway Beach
Sep 05Carnival in the Park - An old-fashioned afternoon full of family fun with local entertainment, food, carnival-type games, a dunk tank, raffles for kids and adults, and the "Goodie Walk". From noon-5pm in Seaview City Park. Admission is free. www.OregonsBestBeach.com503-355-8108
Sep 18-Sep 19RocktoberFest/ Autumn Festival - Music all day, beer garden, vendor booths, and food booths. Come join the fun. Families welcome. Dance, eat and be merry. Celebrate the coming of Autumn. www.oregonsbestbeach.com503-355-8108
Oct 30Oktoberfest - Sponsored by St. Mary's by the Sea. www.oregonsbestbeach.com503-355-8108
Garibaldi
May 29-Sep 26 Steam Train Season - Enjoy the beautiful Oregon Coast line by riding the rail behind a 1910 Heisler steam locomotive. This scenic trip chugs along Tillamook Bay and gives passengers views of the ocean. Great for all ages, this trip will give you a glimpse into history. www.ocsr.net800-685-1719
Jun 01-Sep 30Old Mill Outdoor Market - Food, crafts, tools, plants, resale items and more. www.oldmill.us503-322-0322
Sep 05Port of Garibaldi Film Showing - Documentary about 100 years of the Garibaldi port shows at 2 pm at the Garibaldi Maritime Museum. www.garibaldimuseum.com503-322-8411
Sep 11Big Easy Express - The train trip includes a scenic ride from Garibaldi to Wheeler behind a 1910 steam engine and a Louisiana Po'Boy sandwich box lunch served onboard- and of course, the 'Big Easy Beat' will entertain you throughout the day, featuring live N'awlins musi www.railsnw.com503-292-5055
Oct 10Port of Garibaldi Film Showing - Documentary about 100 years of the Garibaldi port shows at 2 pm at the Garibaldi Maritime Museum. Free www.garibaldimuseum.com503-322-8411
Oct 31Halloween Celebration - Free admission to the Garibaldi Maritime Museum for all costume-wearers. Time: 10 am to 4 pm. www.garibaldimuseum.com503-322-8411
Nov 12-Nov 13Old Mill Holiday Bazaar www.oldmill.us503-322-0322
Tillamook
Jun 12-Sep 25 Tillamook Farmer’s Market - Local artisans bring you the freshest produce, the best crafts, wonderful displays of fresh flowers and lots of entertainment to make your Saturday special. Takes place 9am-2pm every Saturday at 2nd and Laurel Avenue. www.tillamookfarmersmarket.com503-842-2146
Sep 11Fishing Day for Kids with Disabilities - At the Whiskey Creek Hatchery from 10am-3pm.503-842-6519
Sep 18"Moral Integrity and Self-Deception" with Lani Roberts - An Oregon Humanities Conversation Project, Tillamook County Main Library. www.tcpm.org503-842-4553
Oct 02-Oct 03North Coast Seafood Festival - Music and dance from around the world,International food court featuring seafood,Oregon wines and microbrews, marketplace with Oregon Coast artists. Proceeds fund grade school art literacy programs. Admission: adults $8, seniors $5, students age 6-17 $5. www.northcoastseafoodfestival.com503-398-5223
Oct 29Halloween Downtown503-842-7940
Nov 03-Nov 05North Coast Salmon Rendezvous - Two full days of fishing with professional guides (or highly qualified anglers), outstanding food, friendly competition, fund raising auction, and lots of comraderie. Generate funds for fishery enhancement projects along the north Oregon coast. www.salmonrendezvous.com503-842-6313
Nov 05-Nov 06TFC Holiday Bazaar - At the Tillamook County Fairgrounds.503-842-2272
Netarts
Oct 22-Oct 23Netarts Community Club Fall Rummage Sale - Friday 8 am-6 pm, Saturday 8 am-2 pm at the Netarts Fire Hall on 5th St. Loop.503-842-2153
Neskowin
Oct 09Harvest Festival - Annual celebration and fundraising event planned by the parents and staff of the Neskowin School. Includes auctions, raffle, arts and crafts vendors, music, entertainment, and food. www.neskowinvalleyschool.com503-392-3124
Lincoln City
May 30-Oct 31Lincoln City Farmers Market - Experience the tastes and talents of The Central Coast. Fresh produce, meat, eggs, cheese, fruit, honey, flowers, plants, crafts, & live music at the Lincoln City Cultural Center . www.lincolncityfarmersmarket.org541-867-6293
Sep 04Wings and Waves Birding Festival - Includes birding trips, silent auctions and lectures from world-renowned nature experts. At the Lincoln City Cultural Center. www.lincolncityaudubon.com541-996-1274
Sep 11"Muscle Beach" Weight Lifting Event - Event at the Lincoln City Community Center begins with registration at 11AM and dead lift competition at 12PM. Open to women and men age 16 or older. www.oregoncoast.org541-994-2131
Sep 11Summer SunSet Beachside Concert - Concert at Taft Waterfront Park features multiple Grammy Nominated Artist Geoff Byrd. www.oregoncoast.org800-452-2151
Sep 1220th Annual Lincoln City Sprint Triathlon - Starts at Regatta Park at 8:30AM. Register online or at the Lincoln City Community Center. Cost: $40-$75, includes T-shirt, swim cap, and refreshments. www.active.com541-994-2131
Sep 17-Sep 19Iris Pride Festival - Lincoln City's annual Gay pride event - in the historic Taft District of Lincoln City. www.oregoncoast.org800-452-2151
Sep 18Connie Hansen Garden Fall Plant Sale - Fall is a great time to add permanent plantings to your garden, and this sale is a good place to find a variety of interesting plants. Open 10am to 2 pm. www.conniehansengarden.com541-994-6338
Sep 22-Sep 26Celebration of Honor - Community-wide celebration to honor veterans of the armed forces, active duty personnel and their families. Opening ceremony held on Friday at 1PM. Includes free concert featuring 4 Troops on Sept 25. www.chinookwindscasino.com888-CHINOOK
Sep 25Summer SunSets Concert Series - Live music just off of the beach in the Historic Taft District. www.oregoncoast.org800-452-2151
Oct 01-Dec 31Nelscott Reef Tow In Classic and Big Wave Paddle In - With just a few days notice, top surfers from around the globe will make their way to the Oregon coast to compete in North America’s premier tow surfing contest, drawn by near-perfect 40 foot waves and the rugged lure of Nelscott Reef. www.nelscottreef.com
Oct 02Pacific NW Wild Mushroom Cook-Off - Enjoy mushroom-themed dishes from restaurants all over the state. Admission is free with tasting-sized portions available for a small fee. At the Culinary Center in Lincoln City from 11AM-2PM. www.oregoncoast.org800-452-2151
Oct 09-Oct 10Fall Kite Festival - Enjoy demonstrations by expert fliers, kid's kite making, Rok Battle, raffles, kid's parade, and more fun in the sand! www.oregoncoast.org800-452-2151
Oct 23Glass Float Gala - Gala kicks off the 2010-11 Finders Keepers glass float promotion. www.oregoncoast.org800-452-2151
Nov 09-Nov 14Sitka Art Invitational - This year, 132 artists are offering over 500 pieces of art! Collectors and art buyers are a key factor in the success of this fundraising event at the Sitka Center for Art and Ecology. www.sitkacenter.org541-994-5485
Nov 13Seafood and Chowder Cook-Off - At the Culinary Center from 11AM-2PM. Enjoy live cooking competitions, people's Choice, food vendors and more! Admission free, with tasting-sized portions available for a small fee. www.oregoncoast.org800-452-2151
Nov 20Restoration Pow Wow - At Chinook Winds Casino Resort. www.chinookwindscasino.com888-CHINOOK
Nov 30-Dec 04Festival of Trees 888-CHINOOK
Dec 01North Lincoln Hospital Foundation Snowflake Fashion Show541-996-7102
Dec 04Holiday Open House & Craft Sale - Enjoy light refreshments while visiting with Connie Hansen Garden volunteers and friends in the cheerfully decorated Garden House. Local crafters will have unique gift items for sale. www.conniehansengarden.com541-994-6338
Dec 19Gift of Music541-764-2371
Depoe Bay
Sep 18Indian Style Salmon Bake - Enjoy a succulent salmon meal, great performances and music. Over 2,000 pounds of salmon is slow roasted to perfection on alder stakes, just as the native Americans did 2,000 years ago. Watch as native Americans perform their traditional dance and song. www.depoebaychamber.org877-485-8348
Oct 30Halloween Festivities - Fun games and food for children ages 0–12. Sponsored by the local teens. At Depoe Bay Community Center. Cost: Free www.depoebaychamber.org541-765-2889
Dec 04A Whale of a Christmas - Amidst festive decorations and carolers, the Depoe Bay Christmas tree is lit. Join us for this truly magical event at the Whale Center. Free. www.depoebaychamber.org541-765-2889
Newport
Nov 22-Dec 26Hatfield Marine Science Center: Back Wing Tours - Sundays, 11 am Discover how aquarists care for our marine animal collection by joining a free ‘behind the scenes’ 35-minute tour of the animal health wing at the HMSC Visitor Center. hmsc.oregonstate.edu/visitor541-867-0100
May 08-Oct 30Saturday Farmers Market - Farm fresh produce, wild mushrooms, coffee, art and crafts, flowers, artisan bread, seafood and more! At Newport City Hall from 9am-1pm. www.newportfarmersmarket.org
May 29-Sep 05Sea Lion Encounter - Learn about the Oregon Coast Aquarium’s pinnipeds, get a sea lion kiss and explore behind the scenes at the aquarium. Make reservations in advance. Every Saturday and Sunday. www.aquarium.org541-867-3474 x 2313
May 29-May 05"Swampland" Exhibit at Oregon Coast Aquarium - Hundreds of creatures crawl, creep, and swim in the aquarium's new exhibit. Swampland shows the relationship between the flora and fauna of the world's great swamps, and why they need protection. Expect to see pythons, piranhas, and alligators. www.aquarium.org541- 867-3474
Jul 02-Sep 17Nye Beach Artisan's Market www.nyecottage.com
Sep 04-Sep 05Glass Pumpkin Patch - We will be featuring approximately 1,000 glass pumpkins in a variety of sizes, colors and prices. Each unique pumpkin will be signed by the artist. 9a.m.-5p.m. at Newport Armory North Parking Lot. discovernewport.com
Sep 04Orchid Show - The Central Coast Orchid Society teaches how to live with your orchid, keep it healthy and alive, and bring it to bloom status. First Presbyterian Church, 10am-4 pm. Free. www.newportchamber.org
Sep 05Oregon Coast Aquarium: Family Sleepover - Families spend the night in Passages of the Deep. Eat pizza, go on a scavenger hunt, participate in activities, then sleep with the sharks. Wake to breakfast & tour! Register in advance. www.aquarium.org541-867-3474 x 5301
Sep 11-Sep 12Wild Seafood Weekend and Cook-off - Admission is $20 and includes seafood. Teams battle for the honorary title of "Best at the Bay." Sunday's events include a Wild Seafood Auction. A public market both days features vendors selling art, clothing, food, and fresh, wild-caught fish. www.newportfishermenswives.com541-574-5555
Sep 11-Sep 12The Gathering: 8th Annual Longboard Classic - Rogue Ales renowned surfing event will be held September 11th and 12th, 2010 at the South Beach State Park in Newport, Oregon, right next to the Rogue World Headquarters! Competitive longboarders of all ages compete in 11 categories of surfing expertise. www.rogue.com503-803-6857
Sep 11-Sep 12The Gathering: Longboard Surfing Classic - Rogue will be on the beach serving refreshments during the contest both days—sun, suds and surf—along with games and activities for all. During the contest raffle tickets on sale for a custom made Longboard to be raffled on Sunday. www.rogue.com541-961-0142
Sep 18Nye Beach Writers Series: Willy Vlautin www.writersontheedge.org541-574-7708
Sep 25Jellyfish Jubilee - An elegant celebration of food and wine benefiting the Oregon Coast Aquarium's exhibits and programs. The evening is enhanced by music, a silent auction, and one of a kind encounters with Aquarium residents. www.aquarium.org503-222-6433
Oct 01-Oct 03Jazz at Newport - Nearly 20 jazz artists are on tap for this weekend filled with music on the coast! www.jazzatnewport.org888-701-7123
Oct 16Nye Beach Writers Series: Pamela Steele & Penelope Scamply Schott www.writersontheedge.org541-574-7708
Oct 30Creatures of the Day/Night - Halloween fun and food fund raiser. Creatures of the Day, 10am-4pm, for little kids includes spooky divers, face painting, maze, bean bag games, and candy. Creatures of the Night, 6:30-8:30 pm, welcomes the older kids to follow the “paths of scare." www.aquarium.org541-867-3474
Nov 01-Jan 31 2010 Glass Treasures www.newportchamber.org541-265-8801
Nov 06Oyster Cloyster - An elegant evening of fine food surrounded by musicians and merriment throughout the Oregon Coast Aquarium's exhibits. Funds raised are primarily dedicated to the OCCC Aquarium Science program. www.occc.cc.or.us/oystercloyster
Nov 18Lincoln Pops Orchestra Big Band541-272-9597
Nov 20Writers on the Edge: Naseem Rakha & Kazim Ali www.writersontheedge.org541-574-7708
Dec 03-Dec 05Holiday House Christmas Craft Show - Holiday House has items that are homemade and juried. Friday and Saturday 9-6, Sunday 10-3 at the site of the Yaquina Bay Yacht Club 750 SE Bay Blvd.541-336-5769
Dec 03-Dec 04Oregon Coast Aquarium's Sea of Lights www.aquarium.org541-867-3474
Dec 04Lighted Boat Parade www.newportchamber.org541-265-8801
Dec 04Lincoln County Historical Society's Holiday Festival & Open House www.oregoncoasthistory.org541-265-7509
Dec 08-Dec 12Festival of Trees 541-574-1810
Dec 16Lincoln Pops Orchestra Big Band 541-272-9597
Jan 16Lincoln County Historical Society's Crab Krack www.oregoncoasthistory.org541-265-7509
Toledo
Jun 16-Sep 29Wednesday Street Market - We invite you to browse vendors, visit, have lunch at one of our local restaurants, and enjoy a free noon concert outdoors on the North Main Street Deck. www.visittoledooregon.com541-336-2247 x 215
Sep 04-Sep 06Art Walk Weekend - Meet two Nationally awarded "en plein air" artists Michael Gibbons and Ivan Kelly. Art Talks and live music, 10 a.m.-5 p.m. daily. www.toledoarts.info541-336-2797
Waldport
Sep 25Cruzin' for Crab - Car show with all cars 1979 and older welcome. www.waldport-chamber.com541-563-2133
Yachats
Nov 05-Dec 02YACHATS BIG BAND - Dance to the music of this 17-piece band on the FIRST THURSDAY of each month from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. Suggested Donation Adults $5; free for children under 12. Held at the Yachats Commons, Hwy 101 and W 4th St.541-265-2514
Sep 04Ladies Club Labor Day Pie & Ice Cream Social - Saturday 11 a.m. - 3 p.m. www.yachats.org541-547-3205
Sep 10-Sep 12Fall Blues Show & Shine americanstreetmasters.com
Oct 15-Oct 17Yachats Village Mushroom Fest - Enjoy wild forest mushroom cuisine, expert led mushroom walks, talks and exhibits, culinary and fungi arts workshops, mushroom markets, wine tasting, and live entertainment. Guided mushroom walks, talks and exhibits are FREE. www.yachats.org800-929-0477
Oct 22-Oct 23Guitar Fest - Come to Yachats for a fantastic evening of acoustic guitar music.Tickets available at Raindogs and Green Salmon in Yachats and Oceana and the Performing Arts Center in Newport. www.toeknee.org/calendar.html
Oct 30Ghoul from the Tide Pool - A production of the Yachats International Film Festival. A cantankerous librarian joins forces with an All-American boy and his bodacious grandmother to lead their coastal village into a ruthless scuffle with the "Ghoul from the Tidal Pool"! Free. www.ci.yachats.or.us541-547-3565
Nov 06-Nov 07Harvest & Holidays Arts & Crafts Festival - Show features a variety of unique hand-crafted products using wood, metal,glass, paper, photographic, fabric, literary, music, clay and needle arts; fine art in oil, acrylic, pastel, pen & ink, gel pen and watercolor; gourmet food products, and jewelry.541-547-4664
Nov 12-Nov 13Coastal Celtic Music Festival - Once a year, the very best and brightest of the Celtic music world descend on Yachats for a weekend of incredible music, dance, art and craic. Now in it's tenth year, the festival features world renowned acts. www.coastalceltic.com503-459-8386
Nov 26-Nov 28Yachats Arts Guild Winter Showcase - 10am-5pm Fri/Sat, 10am-3pm Sun. Members of the guild show a variety of artwork in Room 8 of the Yachats Commons. www.yachats.org800-929-0477
Nov 26Village Lighting Ceremony and Holiday Open House www.yachats.org800-929-0477
Dec 04Holiday Fashion Show - At The Drift Inn Historic Café & Pub featuring local and regional designers. FMI and tickets, please call The Drift Inn.541-547-4477
Florence
May 22-Oct 31Florence Old Town Market ~ Outdoor Vendors Fair - Open air market on the Siuslaw River along the Board Walk. Every Sat 10am-6pm & Sun 11am-5pm. Arts, Crafts, Farmers produce. www.FlorenceOldTownMarket.com541-935-6600
Sep 10-Sep 12Rods 'n Rhodies - Florence’s historic Old Town comes alive with the sights and sounds of some of America’s best rods and custom cruisers. www.florencechamber.com541-997-3128
Sep 18Hobby Fair - Displays on sports cards, salt shakers, bonsai, model trains, ham radio,RC aircraft and more from 10 a.m.-4 p.m. at the Florence Events Center. www.eventcenter.org541-997-1994
Sep 18Horizon Folk Concert - Horizon’s music is primarily of the folk genre, but many styles and genres are tastefully blended into its repertoire. Tickets are $15. www.eventcenter.org541-997-1994
Oct 02Wine and Chocolate Gala - Night of decadent delights includes tasty treats, sumptuous wines, and auction, all to benefit the Florence Humane Society. www.florencehumane.org541-997-4277
Oct 08-Oct 10American Rhododendron Society Western Regional Conference - Demonstrations, plant sales, and seminars at Three Rivers Casino. www.siuslawars.org
Oct 08-Oct 09Chowder, Blues & Brews - The annual festival offers food booths plus microbrews from some of the best breweries in the Northwest. The Oregon Coast Professional Chowder Cook-off People's Choice tasting starts at 1 p.m. on Saturday. Live blues music. www.florencechamber.com541-997-3128
Oct 29-Oct 30Heceta Head Coastal Conference - Speakers, lectures, and panels that promote good ocean policy. www.hecetaheadconference.org541-997-1994
Reedsport
Sep 21-Sep 23Tsalila Education Days - Tsalila stimulates an appreciation for salmon, the watersheds in which we live, and our cultural heritage. www.tsalila.com541-271-3495
Winchester Bay
Sep 04-Oct 01Crab Bounty Hunt - CATCH A $1,000 TAGGED CRAB! www.winchesterbay.org541-271-4471
Sep 04-Sep 05Art by the Bay - Arts and crafts fair, music and entertainment and more along the waterfront.
Lakeside
Sep 11Open House at the Fire Hall - Tour the Fire Station on 9th and North Lake roads, free hot dogs, cookies, & pop. 5:30 PM-8 PM. 541-759-3931
Oct 31Community Halloween Party - Sponsered by the Lakeside R.F.D. Fire Fighters Association. Hot dogs & popcorn, lots of cookies, soda. Games for the kids, costume contest for all ages, Haunted House, and lots of candy. 5:30PM-9PM at fire hall on 9th and North Lake road.541-759-3981
North Bend
Sep 04-Sep 05Mill-Luck Salmon Celebration - Featuring canoe races, a traditional salmon bake dinner, cultural exhibits and demonstrations, a Native American market place, children's activities and a concert, this free event is an entertaining educational experience for the whole family. www.themillcasino.com800-953-4800
Sep 24Colgate Country Showdown: State Finals - America's Largest country music talent search. Tickets $7. Featuring Taylors Crossing. www.themillcasino.com541-756-8800
Oct 23Colgate Country Showdown: Western Regional Finals - America's Largest country music talent search. Tickets $7. Featuring Taylors Crossing. www.themillcasino.com541-756-8800
Oct 29-Oct 31Haunted House - Who better to "act" like vampires, ghosts and ghouls than community actors? Costumes pulled from Little Theatre on the Bay's own costume room, lighting specials and wicked music effects and mazes that would fool a rat. www.ltob.net877-756-4336
Oct 31Olde Mill Scream Dance Party - Monster Mash dance party and costume contest. Contests & prizes. Fun for ages 21+. Open to the public. No cover charge. 8pm-midnight, Warehouse 101, Mill Casino Hotel. www.themillcasino.com541-756-8800
Coos Bay
Feb 05-Dec 03Downtown Coos Bay Wine Walk - The Wine Walk is held on the first Friday of every month with occasional exceptions. The Wine Walk starts at varying locations each month with proceeds benefiting local non-profit organizations. 541-269-1222 x 289
Feb 11-Dec 09Art Walk - A self guided walking tour, 2nd Thursday of each month. Featuring local Artists, tasty food and most especially fun! Maps are available. Various locations 5pm - 8pm. 541-756-1989
May 19-Oct 27Downtown Farmer's Market - Downtown Coos Bay, Every Wed 9am-3pm. Farm fresh fruits, vegetables, flowers, plants and more! www.CoosBayDowntown.org 541-269-0215
Jul 07-Sep 29Working Forest Tours - FREE! Spend a day in the woods with a Forester! Guided tour through a working forest with a professional forester. Bring your kids and your questions.Every Wed 1pm - 4:30pm. www.oregonsadventurecoast.com541-269-0215
Sep 07-Sep 28Music on the Bay - Free Concerts in Mingus Park every Tuesday at 7pm. Dancing in designated area, food & beverages available. B.Y.O picnic, this is a non-smoking event. www.MusicOnTheBay.com
Sep 15SC Community Garden Harvest Fundraiser - Chef Jardin of Black Market Gourmet will prepare a special lunch using the best of the garden. Lunch is $5 and dessert $1. Visitors welcome!! Lady Bug Landing Community Garden, 8th & Anderson.541-269-7468
Sep 17-Sep 19Bay Area Fun Festival - A festival of fun for families! Live entertainment, the famous Cruz the Coos, the Prefontaine Memorial Run, parade and so much more! Variety of vendors, arts and crafts and lots of different kinds of food. www.oregonsadventurecoast.com541-269-0215
Sep 17-Sep 19Cruz the Coos - More than 400 classic cars can be seen at this event. Friday night beach party, Saturday registration and poker run at the Mill Casino Hotel, Saturday night Cruz the Coos through downtown Coos Bay, and a Sunday show and shine at Shore Acres State Park. www.sunsetclassicchevys.com541-888-3863
Sep 18Prefontaine Memorial Run - 10 a.m. 4th and Anderson, Coos Bay. 10 km, 2M walk. Hilly, out-and-back. Shirts. Trophies. www.prefontainerun.com541-269-1103
Oct 02Solar Home and Green Living Tour - Spend a day learning about new earth-friendly designs to add beauty and increase value of local homes and offices. www.SolCoast.com
Oct 16See Jane Run: All Woman Run & Walk - 1M, 5km. Paved trails in John Topits Park. Ribbons. www.SouthCoastRunningClub.com541-290-3243
Charleston
May 01-Dec 04South Slough Birding - The first Saturday of each month,join a South Slough interpreter and venture into the Reserve in search of winged wildlife. $1 per birder. South Slough National Estuarine Research Reserve, 8am - 10pm. www.SouthSloughEstuary.org541-888-5558
May 29-Sep 06Wildlife Watching at Simpson Reef - SEA provides wildlife interpreters at the Simpson Reef Overlook parking lot to provide info on California sea lions, harbor seals, Steller sea lions, and elephant seals and more. Docents are available from 10 AM to 4 PM on weekends. www.sea-edu.org/seminars.html541-260-7770
Sep 11Paddle the Estuary - Explore South Slough on a trail that flows with the tide. Provide your own kayak or canoe (no inflatables or pedals), paddles, PFDs,water and lunch. 3 boat min./8 boat max. ($15/boat) www.SouthSloughEstuary.org541-888-5558 x 21
Sep 18Crabbing Around - Meet at the Charleston Visitor Center, 1-3pm. Hear about the amazing life cycle of crabs as we cast a ring from the dock. Learn proper crab harvesting methods and look for crabs along the shore. ($1/person) www.SouthSloughEstuary.org541-888-5558
Sep 18Tide of the Toddler: Big Cedar - Bring your young ones, 1 to 5 years old, to the South Slough for play and discovery. We're going to dance & sing, read stories & make a craft and explore the natural world! ($1/toddler) 10am-11am www.SouthSloughEstuary.org541-888-5558
Sep 25National Estuaries Day Celebration - Join South Slough National Estuarine Research Reserve and other local organizations to learn about estuaries and what you can do to protect them. Information booths, children's activities and guest speakers (free). 10am-3pm. www.SouthSloughEstuary.org541-888-5558
Sep 25Shore Acres Dahlia Day - Dahlia display and experts from the Southern Oregon Dahlia Society in the Garden House/Pavilion at Shore Acres State Park, refreshments. 11am-4pm. www.ShoreAcres.net541-888-3732
Oct 02Orchid Day - Orchid display and experts in the Garden House/Pavillion at Shore Acres State Park, refreshments. 11am-4pm. www.ShoreAcres.net541-888-3732
Oct 09Octoberfish - Festival from 10am-6pm at the Old Charleston School. Music, food, activities, and more! www.SouthSloughEstuary.org541-888-5558
Bandon
Jul 01-Sep 052010 Bandon Crab Derby - We look forward to another great derby year. Catch Dungeness crabs and win up to $1000! As always there is no entrance fee to participate in the Bandon Crab Derby. www.BandonCrabDerby.com541-347-4801
Sep 08-Oct 302010 Salmon Derby - There will be several drawings for cash and prizes. The more Salmon you catch, bring in and record the better the chances you have to winning a great prize or some cash!Salmon can be from any local waters not just the Coquille River.No entrance fee. www.BandonSalmonDerby.com541-347-4801
Sep 10-Sep 12Cranberry Festival - Come join us for our 64th annual Cranberry Festival! Live Bands, market place, fun kids area, bazaar, food fair, football game, Lions BBQ, parade and more! www.bandon.com541-347-9616
Oct 02Bandon Feeds the Hungry Variety Show - The 5 food assistance programs in Bandon join together for their 3rd annual variety show. Bring a non-perishable food item and be eligible for a door prize drawing. Silent auction, 50/50 donation drawing, and a snack bar.541-347-1585
Oct 07Bandon Showcase: The Lowe Family - Versatile with many instruments, the Lowes offer an amazing blend of show-stopping classical, Broadway, Irish, jazz, bluegrass, old-time favorites, spectacular dance, 6-part harmony, gospel, and more. www.bandonshowcase.org541-347-SHOW
Port Orford
Apr 01-Oct 31Tours at Cape Blanco Lighthouse and Hughes House - Cape Blanco Lighthouse and the Historic Hughes House open from 10 am to 3:30 pm, Closed on Monday. www.friendsofcapeblanco.com541-332-9002
Sep 03-Sep 06Art & Music Festival www.visitcurrycounty.com 541-332-2549
Nov 13Bah Humbug Requiem Run & Potluck - Day use area Humbug Mountain State Park, 10am. Choose Distance from 4 - 10.5 miles or more. www.SouthCoastRunningClub.com 541-347-3716
Gold Beach
May 01-Oct 16Jet Boat Tours - Hydro-Jet boat tours, through shallow riffles, beneath sheer 400 foot cliffs and deep in the "Wild & Scenic Rogue River." www.goldbeach.org800-525-2334
Sep 11Classic Car Show - Rogue Ramblers www.goldbeachbrewfest.org/classiccar541-247-0243
Sep 11Bike the Rogue River - Bicycle the scenic and wild Rogue River on the Oregon Coast. 22 - 44 - 62 Mile Routes. www.goldbeachbiketherogue.org541-247-7246
Sep 11Brew and Art Festival - THE place to sample micro brews of every color and flavor, eat a variety of great grub, listen to musicians playing indoors and out or dance to a band, view classic cars, check out new art and artisan wares. www.goldbeachbrewfest.com800-525-2334
Sep 18-Sep 19Festival of Quilts - Featured raffle quilt to benefit the Curry County Court Appointed Special Advocate (CASA) program. Sat 10am-5pm/Sun 10am-4pm at the Event Center On The Beach. Admission $2.50 www.goldbeach.org541-247-7424
Pistol River
Sep 18Pistol River Concert Association: Po'Girl www.pistolriver.com541-247-2848
Oct 09Pistol River Concert Association: Floating Glass Balls www.pistolriver.com541-247-2848
Brookings
Jun 13-Sep 26American Music Festival - Free concerts every Sunday in Azalea Park at 1pm. www.visitcurrycounty.com541-469-3181
Aug 14-Dec 11Second Saturday Art Walk - Held from 4-7 pm on the second Saturday of each month. Special events are scheduled at various venues and a printable program is available online. www.wildriverscoastart.com541-469-9522
Sep 03-Sep 05Slam'n Salmon Ocean Derby - Register with Port of Brookings Harbor or go online. $15,000 in cash and prizes. www.slamnsalmon.com541-469-2218
Sep 12American Music Festival:Tsunami Swing Band - Starts at 1 pm at Azalea Park Bandshell. Free. www.brookings.or.us/541-469-3181
Sep 19American Music Festival: Sweet Town Little - Modern Country music starts at 1 pm at Azalea Park Bandshell. Free. www.brookings.or.us541-469-3181
Sep 20Wild Rivers Ducky Derby www.visitcurrycounty.com 541-469-7431
Sep 25Garage Sale Saturday www.visitcurrycounty.com 541-469-3123
Oct 07-Oct 10Oktoberfest German Festival www.visitcurrycounty.com 541-469-4632
Oct 16Barnacle Ball www.brookingsor.com541-251-4561
 

 


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