Patrick Alexander

4 days ago | oregoncoasttoday.com | Patrick Alexander

Bring the whole family to celebrate love, inclusivity and diversity at the Lincoln City, Oregon PrideFest at the Lincoln City Cultural Center this Saturday, June 28. The festival kicks off with a proclamation from Mayor Susan Wahlke, followed by the opening of the vendor fair and live entertainment in the auditorium.

4 days ago | oregoncoasttoday.com | Patrick Alexander

By Chelsea Yarnell For the TODAY As the first day of summer is welcomed, Tillamook continues to “Moo” through the seasons. Held traditionally on the fourth weekend in June, the June Dairy Parade will march the streets in celebration of its 68th year on Saturday, June 28 at 11 am. The parade honors the community’s strong historical and economic ties to the dairy industry.  “The June Dairy Parade brings families together, local and long distance,” said Tillamook Visitor Center Manager Tammy Samagaio.

4 days ago | oregoncoasttoday.com | Patrick Alexander

What’s black and white and formerly dreaded all over? Orcas, the increasingly popular members of the dolphin family. June marks Orca Action Month and to help celebrate, the American Cetacean Society-Oregon Chapter is hosting Orca Action Day at the Hatfield Marine Science Center Visitor Center this Saturday, June 28. The purpose of Orca Action Month is to highlight the urgent plight of Southern Resident orcas and empower the public to protect these magnificent Pacific Northwest icons.

4 days ago | oregoncoasttoday.com | Patrick Alexander

“Bigger and better than last year!” That’s how parade organizer Doug Schuyley describes this year’s event. The famed Gleneden Beach July 4th Parade returned last year after several years of hiatus due to COVID, and now is slated to once again be an annual event for the community and its many visitors. There’s sure to be lots of flag waving and red, white and blue Americana. The parade is the main event of the holiday extravaganza.

4 days ago | oregoncoasttoday.com | Patrick Alexander

Swords will clash when the Glastonbury Renaissance Faire, the only such event on the Oregon Coast, returns to the Toledo Waterfront Park this Saturday and Sunday, June 28 and 29. A purposefully immersive event, booths will be decorated in the style of medieval or Tudor England and demonstrators and vendors are required to do their best rendering of a Renaissance or Medieval costume set in the period between 900 and 1585 AD.