FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE — Jan. 17, 2020 MAD FOR MANDOLIN: JOHN REISCHMAN & THE JAYBIRDS AT THE CULTURAL CENTER SATURDAY, JAN. 25 LINCOLN CITY – Like the powerful mandolinist and composer at its helm, John Reischman and the Jaybirds fashion their own stylish take on bluegrass, one that seamlessly blends original songs and instrumentals with …
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It’s been ten years of lamps, books, jewelry, and gently used winter coast. A decade of pianos, chairs, Tupperware and teddy bears, headed off to new homes. Hundreds of casserole dishes, thousands of CDs and lots – and lots – of money raised for the Lincoln City Cultural Center. And now, it’s here: the 10th …
On Sunday, Jan. 19, the Lincoln City Cultural Center will present its first-ever celebration of the life of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Presented by the Inspirational Sounds Gospel Choir, based in Eugene, this event will begin at 2 pm at the center, 540 NE Hwy. 101. Inspirational Sounds Gospel Choir seeks to promote the …
The Lincoln City Public Art Committee, the appointed advisory body that works to enliven and beautify our coastal town with art installations, is looking for two new members. Applications are available at Lincoln City Hall, 801 SW Hwy. 101, or at lincolncity.org (“Boards and Committees”). The Public Art Committee was formed in 2005, to improve …
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Looking for a way to connect with your community, do good works and feel great? Then mark your calendars for a pre-holiday pick-me-up that will strengthen your community and spread the joy of the season: the Giving Tuesday Generosity Bazaar & Volunteer Fair, open from 10 am to 3 pm Tuesday, Dec. 3, at the …
The Lincoln City Cultural Center is issuing a call to the community: we need elves! The LCCC is preparing for its 8th annual Tree Lighting Party, set for Friday, Nov. 29. The event will usher in the holiday season with a family ornament workshop, cookies, and hot chocolate, festive choral music, a visit with Santa …
MC Reardon’s “EXHALE: earth” exhibit is a collection of work inspired by ancient Taoist artists that consist of paintings and mixed media and a collection of photographs that will be included in her newly published art book called “FOREST”. This show will also feature clay artist, Chasse Davidson. Her new work echoes the textures of …
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Overcome with urgency, Alexander Kastalsky began composing his haunting Requiem during World War I to remember fallen brothers in the Great War. His triumphant tribute was never performed during the Soviet era, but it has made its way to the Pacific Northwest, in the capable hands of the renowned Portland-based a cappella choir, Cappella Romana. …
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This exhibit at the Chessman Gallery is an exploration of the human face by 5 local artists: clay artists, Sam Jacobson and Julie Fiedler, mosaic artist, Mary Tapogna, mixed media/collage artist, Maria- Esther Sund and painter Erik Seeger. Making faces is a naturally introspective and projective process, and viewing the artwork in this show is …
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Second in the Chessman’s ecology series, “Vulnerable Predators” is an exhibit that explores Apex Predators by painter and installation artist Tara Pierce, Zoology and photography student at OSU, William Schweinfurth, artist working with marine biologists, Samm Newton and installation artist and arts programmer at Chehalem Cultural Center, Carissa Smith-Burkett. Along with acrylic paintings, photographs and …
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