Fostering Arts & Culture
For over 25 years, our nonprofit has brought people together in the spirit of arts and culture. Housed in the historic DeLake School building, the Cultural Center is home to diverse artistic disciplines and genres across the visual & performing arts.
Lincoln City Cultural Plaza
Our outdoor renovation project is underway
Five years in the making, the Cultural Plaza Campaign construction began in February 2023. The project has reached substantial completion, with the new parking, sidewalks and gathering spaces ready for public use. Click below to learn more about the project and see full renderings of how the property will look. Legacy and commemoration options are still available.
Upcoming Events & Activities
Celtic Series: Andrew Finn Magill Irish Trio
Zuhg – The Full Band
Premiere of “The Crawling Man,” by Sweeney Gray
House of Hamill
Jangchub Choeling Tibetan Nuns Come to Cultural Center for Creation of Sacred Sand Mandala
Celtic Series: DAIMH
Celtic Series: Legends of the Celtic Harp
Celtic Series: Winter Carols with Men of Worth
Updates from the Cultural Center
Halie Loren Quartet on Aug 31: “Dreams Lost and Found”
Labor Day Weekend
On Saturday, Aug. 31, the Lincoln City Cultural Center will present a special evening with internationally acclaimed jazz/pop singer-songwriter Halie Loren. She’ll perform an evening of genre-crossing music ranging from originals to iconic standards, including original songs in celebration of her new album “Dreams Lost and…
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Free theatre experience for Lincoln City youth
Lincoln City, OR – A bounty of summer creativity awaits for local kids and families at the Lincoln City Cultural Center. The Center’s annual youth theatre day camp is sailing into view, and this year’s production is a longtime favorite: a musical adaptation of the classic…
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Food, music and 108 Sun Salutations
Lincoln City, OR – The new outdoor spaces at the Lincoln City Cultural Plaza have experienced a lot of “firsts” in the six months since they opened to the public. The first farmers’ market, the first live music, the first chalk art and more. On July…
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