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Depoe Bay will be cooking up locally sourced and caught crab when the annual Depoe Bay Crab Feed returns Saturday, April 15. New this year will be the inaugural Chowder Contest, while the colorful classic wooden boat show will also return to the “world’s smallest harbor.” Hundreds of pounds of delicious whole Dungeness crab, caught locally in partnership with West

Stunning images are on show at Newport’s Yaquina Art Gallery during the 39th Yaquina Art Association Photographers annual show, running through Friday, April 28. The 21 members participating in the show are Andree Devine, Beverly Peterson, Debora Veronneau, Evelyn Sterud, George Meyer, Herb Kateley, Ilene Samowitz, JoAnn Ballantyne, John Culp, John Lavrakas, Jon Lynch, Josephine Allen, Kim Cuc Tran,

By Oregon Coast TODAY NEWPORT — Fans of folk icons The Kingston Trio can re-discover the group’s timeless music all over again on Wednesday, April 12, at the Newport Performing Arts Center. Musicians continuing the trio’s legacy will play for one night only, giving coastal audiences the chance to board a living time machine and journey back to the pop-folk

By Oregon Coast TODAY NEWPORT — A popular fishing spot is headed for a complete overhaul when the Port of Newport rebuilds the public fishing pier in South Beach, and port officials will seek public input this Tuesday, April 11. “We want to learn more about how people use the pier and how they think their crabbing or fishing

By Gretchen Ammerman/Oregon Coast TODAY TILLAMOOK — She’ll be flying nearly 2,000 miles to revisit a plane that hasn’t flown for many years. To be completely accurate, it’s only the cockpit portion of the B-52 bomber, cut into sections in the 1990s during decommissioning. But Sheryllee Lowe, a former beauty queen who helped christen the plane in 1964, couldn’t

By Oregon Coast TODAY TOLEDO — As the seasons change in Toledo, a new palette of colors is revealed — from the bright splashes of murals to the blooming of cherry trees lining the sidewalks. At the start of each month, Toledo celebrates its vibrant arts community during First Weekend, when galleries and studios open their doors to one

By GRETCHEN AMMERMAN/Oregon Coast TODAY All are welcome to celebrate women in music at “She’s Speaking – LIVE,” hitting the road in March to commemorate Women’s History Month. Eight singer-songwriters, backed by a great band, will present this dynamic and joyful new show at the Lincoln City Cultural Center on Saturday, March 18. ” ‘She’s Speaking – LIVE’ celebrates

NEWPORT — Both beautiful and impactful, the ongoing exhibit “Portraits in Red: Missing and Murdered Indigenous Peoples Painting Project” features images of 40 victims and activists created by Nayana LaFond, a full time multidisciplinary indigenous artist and activist from Massachusetts. On display at the Pacific Maritime Heritage Center through May 7, the exhibit will come to life Thursday, March