The Lincoln City Cultural Center is proud to announce the return of an annual tradition: the free theatre workshop and performance with the traveling directors of Missoula Children’s Theatre. All…
ART on the EDGE is a self-guided tour of the studio spaces of well-known visual artists along the Central Oregon Coast for the weekend of May 20, 21 and 22….
Art On The Edge Studio Tour offers a self-guided tour of the working studio spaces of well-known coastal artists from Neskowin to Newport and east to Toledo, Oregon. To be…
The Lincoln City Cultural Center has been spray painted!!!! The Northwestern Street artist known as “Gats” has transformed the downstairs of the Cultural Center with his signature mask designs. We…
Karen Gelbard, The Oregon Weaver, is the Featured Artist at the Fiber Arts Studio Gallery at the Lincoln City Cultural Center, with opening reception April 29, 5:00 to 7:00. Gelbard…
The Lincoln Pops is a quintessential Big Band playing swing, standards and Big Band fare. With 18-21 musicians, the Pops’ big sound includes trumpets, trombones, clarinet, piano, drums, guitar and…
Charlene Virts will demonstrate her unique techniques for those swoops and curves in her pine needle sculptures and baskets, Saturday, April 9, 11 to 4:00, at the Fiber Arts Studio…
MARCH 3, 2022 – The Lincoln City Cultural Center is thrilled to announce that its 10th (nearly) annual Festival of Illusions will be chock full of magic tricks, comedy, mentalism…
FEB. 17, 2022 – The Lincoln City Cultural Center has released the final roster of speakers and nonprofit partners confirmed for its Feb. 26 plastics pollution event, “Swimming Upstream.” If…
LINCOLN CITY – Linda Gettmann and Charlene Virts will share the Featured Artist Gallery Feb. 25 – April 24, 2022, at the Fiber Arts Studio Gallery in the Lincoln City…
LINCOLN CITY, JAN. 18, 2022 – Priscilla the Parrot Fish, Flash the Blue Marlin and Gertrude the Penguin are already the talk of the town, attracting thousands of visitors on…
We apologize for the inconvenience but trust us, the wait will be worth it. This is all part of the Cultural Plaza, a project five-years in the making that will transform our outdoor space into a pedestrian-friendly & art-filled community plaza.
