For over 25 years, our nonprofit has brought people together in the spirit of arts and culture. Housed in the historic DeLake School building, the Cultural Center is home to diverse artistic disciplines and genres across the visual & performing arts. 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 not sure how long she will stay so, please visit soon, and often. Hegira is the. 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 Oregon Coast this fall.
She is on her migration journey and we are not sure how long she will stay so, please visit soon, and often. Hegira is the. 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 Oregon Coast this fall.
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Six months later, in April of 1998, its first By-Laws were established and later revised in 2003. 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.
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The LCCC is proud to be a host venue for the 2021 Siletz Bay Music Festival. This favorite Oregon Coast event will offer 10 days of beautiful music, including three free concerts open to the whole community. The following performances are taking place at the Cultural Center, for tickets and other festival information, head to siletzbaymusic.org.
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The Chessman Gallery is located inside the Lincoln City Cultural Center, 540 NE Hwy. 101. Designed by Scott-Edwards Architects, the gallery offers 570 square feet of white, clean display space. It features all of the antique charm of the former schoolhouse, with high ceilings and picture windows facing west.
A touring exhibit of large whimsical sculptures made from marine debris, highlighting the message of plastic pollution and personal responsibility. Washed Ashore, a touring exhibit of sea life sculptures made entirely of marine debris, will bring its message of ocean stewardship to the central Oregon Coast this fall.
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