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For 23 years, October in Lincoln City has brought shorter days, wetter weather and a very good excuse to curl up with something dark and mysterious. No crowded club, clinking glasses or conversation competing with the music. Just four accomplished jazz musicians, an intimate audience and a Sunday afternoon devoted to listening. The oversized glasses, sequins and even that famous Dodgers uniform are all part of the show, but Kenny Metcalf’s tribute to Elton John goes well beyond the wardrobe. For
Don’t be downbeat — Oregon Coast TODAY (opens the original)
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For most concerts, the audience knows who is going to walk onto the stage, who is going to play with whom and, quite often, exactly what music they are going to hear. The Oregon Coast Jazz Party has spent more than two decades having considerably more fun than that. When the 22nd annual party returns to the Newport Performing Arts Center this Friday, Oct. 2, through Sunday, Oct. 4, it will once again bring some of the country’s finest jazz musicians together in constantly changing combinations,
Getting history on the record — Oregon Coast TODAY (opens the original)
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The United States’ 250th birthday offers an opportunity to pause and reflect on the country’s past, honor the contributions of all Americans and look toward the future. One such opportunity for reflection can be found in “Searchlight,” a rotating series highlighting military history, currently on display at the Tillamook County Pioneer Museum. The second installment, “A Retrospective of American Military History Over 250 Years,” uses artifacts from the museum’s collection to reveal little-known
Some-sing special — Oregon Coast TODAY (opens the original)
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Fall colors won’t be the only thing filling Newport this Saturday, Oct. 3, when the Oregon Coast Chorus brings an evening of a cappella harmony to the Pacific Maritime Heritage Center. “Harvest Harmony” will serve as both a concert and fund-raiser for the women’s chorus, with performances by area quartets as well as plenty happening beyond the stage. Among the evening’s featured performers will be the internationally acclaimed Gusto! Quartet, which will give Newport audiences a preview of the pa
Art blooms in Newport — Oregon Coast TODAY (opens the original)
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Before winter settles over the Oregon Coast, two Yaquina Art Association artists are filling the gallery at Nye Beach with flowers, playful creatures and plenty of color. “Color-Full!” brings together the work of Ann Nicholson and A.T. Ronan in a show designed to provide a bright spot as the days grow shorter. The exhibit opens this Saturday, Oct. 3, and continues through Friday, Oct. 16, with both artists in attendance on opening night. When Ronan suggested the pair team up for an exhibit cente
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