LINCOLN CITY – MIX is a Portland-based group of eight artists dedicated to fiber art. Lynn Anderson, Kathy Blondell, Valri Chiappetta, Betty Daggett, Diane Losli-Britt, Annette McFarlane, Elaine Millar and…
Collectible buttons and French haute couture fashions will divert our attention from the present to the past at the Fiber Arts Studio Gallery at the Lincoln City Cultural Center, Jan. 7 through Feb. 20, 2022. An opening reception will be held Friday, Jan. 7, from 5 to 7 pm following COVID protocols.
Hegira, a free form fiber art piece created by Christina Harkness, depicts a female Humpback Whale swimming above a coral reef. She is on her migration journey and we are…
The Lincoln City Cultural Center announced this week that Washed Ashore, a touring exhibit of sea life sculptures made entirely of marine debris, will bring its message of ocean stewardship to the central…
Siletz Bay Music Festival opens Sept. 4 at the LCCC. The board of directors of the festival have issued the following safety update: “No one thought that having a live…
Throughout the past 51 years, the Sitka Center for Art and Ecology has inspired visitors from near and far, fostering ecological and creative thinking in those who come for residencies,…
“Reserve Inspiration” features seven coastal artists who share work inspired by the beauty and diversity of the Cascade Head Marine Reserve in media ranging from painting and scientific illustration, to…
The Lincoln City Cultural Center has a proud tradition of honoring its member artists with a show during the height of the summer season so that visitors from near and…
The American Tapestry Alliance (ATA) is proud to present its 7th Small Tapestry International Exhibit at the Lincoln City Cultural Center Fiber Arts Studio Gallery, July 2 through August 27, 2021….
LINCOLN CITY — Sometimes, to make a dream come true, you must signal your in-tent. That’s exactly what the planners of the future Lincoln City Cultural Plaza are doing in…
From the Ground Up is a collection of nature inspired, abstracted, color photographs by Dennis White, as well as raku and traditionally fired works in clay by Martha Wallace. Together this…
