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Sundays, April 1, 8, 15, 22 and 29

Lincoln City Farmers & Crafters Market — INDOORS Arts, crafts, breads and other local produce. 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. in the auditorium

Thursday, April 5 

LCCC Volunteer Lunch, 11 a.m. – All are welcome!

April 1-14

The Clothesline Project, East Hall The Clothesline Project addresses the issue of violence against women by providing a vehicle for the women to express their emotions by decorating a shirt.  Exhibit coordinated by My Sister’s Place.

April 6-30

COMMUNITY DAYS ART SHOW This show is open to everyone! Bring one piece of art, ready to hang or install (and family friendly), between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. April 4-13. All ages and experience levels are welcome. Bring your friends to the reception, 5-7 p.m. on Friday, April 13.  Part of Lincoln City’s Community Days schedule.

April 7-15

COMMUNITY DAYS: Pinwheel Garden for the Children’s Trust The annual pinwheel garden will be installed on the west lawn.

Saturday, April 7

COMMUNITY DAYS: Hosting a hole on the Putt Putt Course, 12-3

*Saturday, April 7

Los Borikuas, 8 p.m. (DOORS OPEN AT 7 P.M.)  Jose Solano presents this evening of Puerto Rican rhythms and songs with singer-guitarist Neftali Rivera, cuatro by Ruben Torres, conga by Victor Pizarro and timbales by Aguiles Montas. Tickets are $12 in advance, $15 at the door, $6 for youth 18 and under (anytime).  Mexican dinner sold separately by the Puerto Vallarta Mexican Restaurant ($12).

Thursday, April 12

Delake Dance Night A “dancer’s choice” event on the second Thursday of the month. No partner required, with a large variety of dance styles. Water and snacks, smoke- and alcohol free. Half the proceeds go to Relay For Life

*Friday, April 13

Reception for Community Days Art Show, 5-7 p.m. Bring your submission, and we’ll hang it on the wall! Refreshments and beverages.

Sunday, April 15

Coffee Concert, 3 p.m. in the auditorium.  Local musicians offer a casual Sunday matinee concert Featuring local favorites, the Lost in Time recorder ensemble.  Desserts and coffee by Strung Out on Beads and Coffee  (included in the $10 admission price)

April 20-21

HOST: Ford Institute for Community Building, TBA

Saturday, April 21

Indonesian Gamelan Orchestra, 7 p.m. Jose Solano presents this world music performance, details TBA

Saturday, April 28

Neskowin Valley School play

For information or tickets, contact Niki Price or Vickie Walling. lcccdirector@gmail.com or 541-994-9994 (unless otherwise noted) * = change or addition since the last update. Since 1929, historic DeLake School has been a center for education for the children of Lincoln City. LCCC continues this tradition for ALL ages, offering classes in art, dance, music, literature, and theater. The Lincoln City Cultural Center also sponsors play writing contests, fund raisers, and activities to encourage artists of all ages. www.lincolncity-culturalcenter.org

Jazz at Newport’s eighth year has come and gone. The event brought world-class jazz to the central Oregon coast in the “jazz party” format, which means that the visiting musicians appeared in different combinations at different times, known as “sets,” over the course of the festival. The performances took place at the Newport Performing Arts Center and the Shilo Inn Suites Hotel in Newport, Oregon.

Ocean18 has been filming the festival since its inception. Check out the latest videos at the Jazz at Newport – You Tube site. We are basically working in reverse chronology to produce and edit select performances that have taken place over the years.

The Following text was provided in the Fetival’s 2011 Media Kit

Eight sets occurring over three days showcase the extraordinary versatility of these musicians. The festival’s “Opening Night” Set 1 powerhouse on Friday, Set 5′s “Super Saturday Night” and Set. 8′s “The Wrap Session” on Sunday give many opportunities to see various combinations of world-class jazz musicians. An all-artist jam session, at the end of Set 8, brings the festival to a rousing close.

The festival’s focus has always been to present world-class jazz in a beautiful coastal setting — and this year is no different: Music Director Holly Hofmann has put together a roster of such jazz lights as Monty Alexander, Hassan Shakur, Anat Cohen, Howard Alden, Jeff Hamilton Trio, Kristin Korb, Lewis Nash, Weber Iago, Terell Stafford, and Mike Wofford, to name just a few. David Captein, Tamir Hendelman, Mike Horsfall, Christoph Luty, the Weber Iago/David Valdez Chamber Jazz Project and Portland’s PDX Jazz Quintet round out the roster.

Support for Jazz at Newport is provided by the City of Newport and festival sponsor Rev. Carol Stubbs Smith, as well as 2011 Jazz Club members Anonymous, Larry & MaryAnn Beggs, Cathleen Donnellan & Gil Sylvia, Jim & Sue Douglas, Ernie Drapela, Laurel Freed, Frank & Michelle Geltner, Jim & Judy Hamblin, Jeannette Hofer, Ramona Martin, James & Jean Morrison, Kay Moxness, Twylah Olson, Nancy Jane Reid & Peter Lawson, Greg & Sheila Sammons, Vern Schervem, Doug & Sue Wills and Barry & Phyllis Winters. OCCA is also grateful for the support of the 2011 Jazz Hotels, which include Hallmark Inns & Resort, La Quinta Inn & Suites, the Shilo Inn Suites Hotel, and the Whaler Motel; and thanks the many jazz patrons who also contribute to the festival.

Oregon Coast Council for the Arts
P.O. Box 1315
Newport, OR 97365
Toll-Free 888.701.7123
541.265.ARTS
www.jazzatnewport.org
www.facebook.com/jazzatnewport

Leighton Blackwell’s art and work space – unit # 613 Aquarium Village ( South Beach, Newport, Oregon) was awash again with affordable art,  free food & drinks, music, & video.  Leighton, Mar,  Lavender,  Mario,  Evan,  Amy,  Luke, Mixtape Kids,  Elise, and many more presented their crafts – all were welcome.

Photos on FLIKR. Check it out!

This (may have been the) 2nd annual show…  So, if you missed this go around, another opportunity may be on the horizon.  This post deserves a fuller investigation into the artisans present.  These artists and their work represent the fresh creativity oozing out of the Coastal Northwest.  More to come on this…

Here are a few follow up links.