September
1 |
Spend the Day in the Woods with a
Forester
Explore Coos County's forest guided tour through a working
forest with a professional forester. Bring your kids and your
questions. FREE ADMISSION WOODS TOUR Tours are from 1:00- 4:30 pm
every Wednesday Free transportation is provided departing from the
Coos Bay Visitor Information Center. Info and sign up: Coos Bay
Visitor Information Center at 541-269-0215 or toll free 1-800-824-8486. |
September
1 |
Bay Area Chamber of Commerce IBO Lunch
Forum
The Mill Casino-Hotel Salmon Room
11:30 - 1:00
Program: TBA
Bring your business cards and network with fellow Chamber members.
Enter the drawing for a free lunch. Winner of the 50/50/drawing
will win a cash prize.
RSVP to the Chamber at 266-0868. |
September 1
thru
September 30
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ART AT THE LIBRARY
Coos Bay Library
6th and Anderson
The library displays art work each month this month they are featuring art work on the walls by Coos Art Museum- Print making. In the Lobby John Thorp, glass art. For more information call the library at 541-269-1101
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September
1 |
Downtown Farmer's Market
9:00am-3:00pm
Downtown Coos Bay on Central
Farm Fresh fruits, vegetables, flowers, plants and more! Call Coos Bay Visitor Center at 541-269-0215 for general information. Vendors should call the Coos Bay Downtown Association at 541-266-9706. Visit
www.CoosBayDowntown.org for more information or vendor applications.
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September
1
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Coos Bay Library Monthly Readers Book Group
6:00-7:30pm
Coos Bay Public Library Cedar Room
DEADWOOD by Peter Dexter
If you would like to be part of this group or want more information call the library at 541-269-1101
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September
3 |
First Friday Wine Walk
Downtown Coos Bay,
5:00-7:00pm,
Wine walk starts at various
locations each month. This months wine walk starts at Express Blinds and Beyond. For more information contact Cindy Rawlings at
The World newspaper, 541-269-1222, ext. 289. Commemorative wine
glasses will be sold for $10 each with proceeds benefiting local non-profit
groups. This months wine walk to support the Boys and Girls club and Music on the Bay. Visit various downtown businesses to taste wine and shop.
Maps are available.
www.theworldlink.com |
September
3 thru 5 |
Labor Day Regatta
Friday- Pre social. Race starts at 11:00am both
Saturday and Sunday. 10'-26' sailing. North Ten Mile Lake, Lakeside
for more information contact Tom Benz at 541-756-3201 |
September
4 |
Birding at South Slough
8:00-10:00am
Join a South Slough interpreter and venture into the reserve in search of
winged wildlife. $1.00 per birder. Held the first Saturday of
each month from 8:00- 10:00am. South Slough National Estuarine
Research Reserve For more information contact the reserve at
541-888-5558 or
www.SouthSloughEstuary.org
Meet at the south end of the Mill Casino hotel Salmon Celebration
10:00-6:00
Join South Slough staff and volunteers on at the Mill Casino's Salmon Celebration. We'll have a booth all about estuaries (free)
For more information call the Slough at 541-888-5558 |
September
4 |
Coos Bay Speedway Circle Track Races
Warriors of Dirt Crate Late models
Hwy 42, Coos Bay.
Pit Gate 12pm, Front Gate 3pm, Racing 6:30pm
Adults $10, Sr/Military/Student $8, Kids under 6 Free. Family Pass $30 (2 adults & 3 students).For more information call 541-269-2474 or visit
www.CoosBaySpeedway.us |
September
4 & 5 |
7th Annual Mill-luck Salmon Celebration
The Mill Casino Hotel
A celebration of Native American and Coquille Tribal culture on Oregon's Coos Bay. Native American concert with Joanne Shenadoah, dancing, drumming, traditional Salmon bake, canoe races, demonstrations, vendor booths, educational displays and more. New to the event this year will be Canoe exhibition rides on Sunday from 1-4. For more information call the Mill at 541-756-8800 or
www.themillcasino.com
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September
5
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Downtown Farmer's Market
9:00am-3:00pm
Downtown Coos Bay on Central
Farm Fresh fruits, vegetables, flowers, plants and more! Call Coos Bay Visitor Center at 541-269-0215 for general information. Vendors should call the Coos Bay Downtown Association at 541-266-9706. Visit
www.CoosBayDowntown.org for more information or vendor applications.
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September
6
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Coos Bay Speedway Circle Track Races
Warriors of Dirt Crate Late models
Hwy 42, Coos Bay.
Pit Gate 12pm, Front Gate 3pm, Racing 6:30pm
Adults $10, Sr/Military/Student $8, Kids under 6 Free. Family Pass $30 (2 adults & 3 students).For more information call 541-269-2474 or visit
www.CoosBaySpeedway.us |
September
7
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Music on the Bay
7:00pm
MIngus Park
Free Concerts in the park every tuesday evening. Bring a blanket or lawn chairs and picnic or buy food there. Shuttles are free from Blossom Gulch School, Coos Art Museum and Old City Hall, Dancing in designated area, This is a non smoking event. For more information
www.musiconthe bay.com
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September
8 |
Downtown Farmer's Market
9:00am-3:00pm
Downtown Coos Bay on Central
Farm Fresh fruits, vegetables, flowers, plants and more! Call Coos Bay Visitor Center at 541-269-0215 for general information. Vendors should call the Coos Bay Downtown Association at 541-266-9706. Visit
www.CoosBayDowntown.org for more information or vendor applications.
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September
8 |
Spend the Day in the Woods with a
Forester
Explore Coos County's forest guided tour through a working
forest with a professional forester. Bring your kids and your
questions. FREE ADMISSION WOODS TOUR Tours are from 1:00- 4:30 pm
every Wednesday Free transportation is provided departing from the
Coos Bay Visitor Information Center. Info and sign up: Coos Bay
Visitor Information Center at 541-269-0215 or toll free 1-800-824-8486. |
September
9 |
ART WALK
Various locations
5:00-8:00pm A self guided walking tour, 2nd Thursday of each month.
Featuring local Artists, tasty food and most especially fun! Maps are
available.
For more information contact Crystal Dolphin Gallery at
541-756-1989 |
September
10
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Fit Friday Hike
10:00-11:30
Each hike will range from 2-4 miles along trails of the Reserve. (free)
All programs begin at the South Slough National Estuarine Research Reserve Interpretive Center unless otherwise noted. Please call (541-888-5558) to pre-register and confirm all programs. Programs may be cancelled due to low enrollment or hazardous weather. Activities fees and donations cover materials and are used by the Fir ends of South Slough Reserve, Inc. in support of the Reserve. The Interpretive Center, located 4 miles south of Charleston on Seven Devils Road, is open Tuesday through Saturday from 10:00am to 4:30pm. Trails are open daily from dawn to dusk. For more information visit us at
www.southsloughestuary.org
For more information call the slough at 541-888-5558
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September
11
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Paddle the Estuary
10:00am-3:00pm
South Slough Estuary
Explore South Slough on a trail that flows with the tide. Provide your own kayak or canoe (no inflatables or pedals), paddles, PFDs, water and lunch. Feet may get wet and muddy at launch points. 3 boat min./8 boat max. ($15/boat)
All programs begin at the South Slough National Estuarine Research Reserve Interpretive Center unless otherwise noted. Please call (541-888-5558) to pre-register and confirm all programs. Programs may be cancelled due to low enrollment or hazardous weather. Activities fees and donations cover materials and are used by the Fir ends of South Slough Reserve, Inc. in support of the Reserve. The Interpretive Center, located 4 miles south of Charleston on Seven Devils Road, is open Tuesday through Saturday from 10:00am to 4:30pm. Trails are open daily from dawn to dusk. For more information visit us at
www.southsloughestuary.org
For more information call the slough at 541-888-5558
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September
11 |
Coos Bay Speedway Mud Drag Races
Battle of the Bay- Round 3
Hwy 42, Coos Bay.
Pit Gate 12pm, Front Gate 3pm, Racing 6:30pm
Adults $10, Sr/Military/Student $8, Kids under 6 Free. Family Pass $30 (2 adults & 3 students).For more information call 541-269-2474 or visit
www.CoosBaySpeedway.us |
September
11 |
Shake Rattle and Roll
5:30-10:00pm
North Bend Community Center
This is a fundraiser for the Womens Safety and Resource Center. For more information call Connie Gerling at 541-888-1048 or
connie@womensaftey.org
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September
11
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Second Saturday Plant Sale
10:00 to 4:00
Pony Village Mall
Sea Breeze Harmony Chorus. Come browse our high-quality vegetable and flower starts and healthy house plants. Proceeds of the sale help the chorus buy music and attend events. Sea Breeze Harmony Chorus is a 17-member women's a cappella chorus that is part of Sweet Adeline's International. For more information, visit:
www.seabreezeharmony.org
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September
11 |
7th Annual Scotty Brown Memorial Run
9:00am North Spit Overlook parking lot
Trans-Pacific Hwy, mile post 3
This is the highway leading to the North Spit boat ramp. Ample parking and a restroom will be provided. Watch for sign. The 5 mile trail will lead us through the pristine dunes, and along many of the beautiful lakes that dot the remote dunes. The trail is well marked and groomed. An additional 1 mile loop is offered for those who wish a longer run. (A secret shortcut is available for those who want a 4 mile run) It was one of Scotty's favorite runs. As usual, this is not a race, but an adventure Memorial run to remember our running friend Scotty Brown. All are invited and encouraged to partake in this fun run. Kids, women, dogs, walkers and old men are invited! Visiting and talking is required during the run. Bring a friend. The more the Merrier. This is no charge. A social gathering will be held after the run. Refreshments will be offered at the gathering. Don't miss the run. Scotty never did. We'll
for more information call Roy
Mollier 541-297-6669 or Katy Brown at 541-751-0846.
Visit the web site at
www.SouthCoastRunningClub.com
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September
11
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Southcoast Striders Healthy Hike
South Slough
Hikes leave at 10:00am sharp
South Slough Visitor Center- From Hwy 101 in Coos Bay follow signs to Charleston/State Parks/Ocean Beaches through Charleston. Turn left on Seven Devils Rd and continue 4 miles. Short hike 2.5 miles, moderate hike, half of which would be with South Slough interpreter Joy Tally. Long hinke-4.5 mile hike combining the Middle hidden and North Creek Trails with South Slough Interpreter Joy Tally. For more information call Bay Area Hospital at 541-269-8077 or Don Luce at
southcoaststriders@gmail.com
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September
11 & 12
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11th Annual Coos Basin Amateur Salmon Derby
Tickets are $20 per person (under 13 are free) and available for purchase at local boat ramp on the day of the event. All proceeds go towards fish enhancement/education projects in Coos, Tenmile, and Eel Lake Basins. For more information contact Valerie or Armand at 541-759-2709.
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September
11 & 12
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Cranberry Festival & Street Rod Show
Old Town Bandon.
Call Bandon Visitor Center for more information at 541-347-9616
www.bandon.com |
September
11 & 12 |
Dahlia Show
Pony Village Mall North Bend
During Mall Hours
For more information contact Paulette at 541-267-0740
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September
12 |
Second Sunday Sing-Along
Unity By the Bay
2100 Union Avenue North Bend
The public is invited to join society members singing popular, contemporary, and classic songs. Admission is free, and all ages and voices are welcome. Instrumental accompaniment and big song books are provided. We will meet for 2 hours for joyful harmonizing. This is a free public event occurring on the second sunday of every month. For more information call Stacy at 541-756-4701 or Paul at 541-572-5370
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September
12
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Downtown Farmer's Market
9:00am-3:00pm
Downtown Coos Bay on Central
Farm Fresh fruits, vegetables, flowers, plants and more! Call Coos Bay Visitor Center at 541-269-0215 for general information. Vendors should call the Coos Bay Downtown Association at 541-266-9706. Visit
www.CoosBayDowntown.org for more information or vendor applications.
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September
12
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Nature Printing Society
ART SHOW
OIMB
63466 Boat Basin Road
7:00-9:00pm
Accomplished artists atteending the annual meeting and workshop of the Nature Printing Society in Charleston, September 11-17, will present their original Gyotaku (fish prints) and nature prints, wearable art, cards, and more.
For more information contact Sharron Huffman, Workshop Organizer at 503-313-0618,
slhuffman@mac.com
www.natureprintingsociety.info
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September
14
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MUSIC ON THE BAY
Free Concerts in the Park - Mingus Park Coos Bay
BLUE HIGHWAY
Concerts start at 7:00pm Free Shuttle from Blossom Gulch School, Coos
Art Museum and Old City Hall. Dancing in designated area only,
Food & beverages available. B.Y.O picnic NO dogs, NO smoking, NO
parking at the pool.
www.musiconthebay.com
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Septmber
14
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Residential Basics of Going Solar
6:00-7:00pm
Eden Hall SOCC Campus
1988 Newmark Coos Bay
This free workshop covers the basics of why solar is a smart choice for Oregon homeowners. We will show you:
How well solar works in Oregon's climate
Available solar technologies
Financial incentives and tax credits
Feed in Tariff Pilot
How to choose a contractor
Residential tax credits and incentives often pay for up to 80% of the cost! participants will come away with basic knowledge about solar energy systems and will be prepared to do more focused research on their own and start working with a contractor. This workshop is recommended for anyone interested in learning more about residential solar power options and is a great way to get primed for the upcoming Coos County Green and Solar Tour on October 2nd, 2010 an event that showcases real life energy-savings, earth-friendly solutions in area homes and public buildings. Find out more about this free workshop by calling Jamie at Sol Coast Companies at 541-266-0877 or email him at
Jamie@solcoast.com
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September
15 |
Spend the Day in the Woods with a
Forester
Explore Coos County's forest guided tour through a working
forest with a professional forester. Bring your kids and your
questions. FREE ADMISSION WOODS TOUR Tours are from 1:00- 4:30 pm
every Wednesday Free transportation is provided departing from the
Coos Bay Visitor Information Center. Info and sign up: Coos Bay
Visitor Information Center at 541-269-0215 or toll free 1-800-824-8486. |
September
15 |
5th Annual South
Coast Community Garden Association
Harvest Fundraiser
11:00am- 2:00pm
Lady Bug Landing Community Garden
8th & Anderson Coos Bay
Chef Jardin of Black Market Gourmet will prepare a special Lunch Dish using
the Best of the Garden Lunch is $5.00 and Dessert $1.00
For more information Call 541-269-7468 |
September
15 |
Bay Area Chamber of Commerce IBO Lunch
Forum
The Mill Casino-Hotel Salmon Room
11:30 - 1:00
Program: Chuck Holloway- Investment Market Updates
Bring your business cards and network with fellow Chamber members.
Enter the drawing for a free lunch. Winner of the 50/50/drawing
will win a cash prize.
RSVP to the Chamber at 266-0868. |
September
15 |
Downtown Farmer's Market
9:00am-3:00pm
Downtown Coos Bay on Central
Farm Fresh fruits, vegetables, flowers, plants and more! Call Coos Bay Visitor Center at 541-269-0215 for general information. Vendors should call the Coos Bay Downtown Association at 541-266-9706. Visit
www.CoosBayDowntown.org for more information or vendor applications.
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September
17
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INTERPRETIVE CENTER CLOSED FOR STATE FURLOUGH
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September
17
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Introduction to the internet browser
9:30-11:00am
Coos Bay Public Library Internet computers
This Class is for computer novices who wish to have help in learning how to use the Internet. The class will cover the most important features of a browser, how to use an internet address, and will also discuss first steps and tips for easier use. Attendees should be comfortable using a computer mouse. Seating is limited so pre-registration is required. The sign-up sheet is available at the Reference Desk in the Library. There is no admission charged. Please call 541-269-1101 for further information on this program.
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September
17 & 19 |
Bay Area Fun Festival
Downtown Coos Bay
A festival of fun for the entire family the famous Cruz the Coos,
the Prefontaine Memorial Run, parade and so much more.
Arts, crafts, food, live entertainment beer and wine garden.
Contact Cindi Miller for more information at 541-267-3341 or
1-800-752-9153 x00 |
September
17 thru 19 |
25th Annual Cruz the Coos
More than 400 classic cars can be seen at this fun filled 3
day event. Friday night beach party at Sunset Beach, Saturday show at
the Mill Casino Hotel, Saturday night Cruz the Coos through downtown Coos
Bay, and the Sunday Show and Shine at Shore Acres State Park. Always a
popular event of the Bay Area Fun Festival. For more information
contact Darrell King of Sunset Classic Chevys at 541-888-3863
www.sunsetclassicchevys.com |
September
18 |
31st Annual Prefontaine Memorial Run
10am, 4th & Anderson - Coos Bay
Cost: $22 or $25 for late entrance fee.
A 10,000 meter road race honoring one of America's Greatest Distance
Runners. This year's event will be extra special as there will be a
ribbon cutting for the newly installed Prefontaine Plaques along the
raceway.
For more information contact the Prefontaine Memorial Committee, Bob Huggins
541-269-1103 Register on line at
www.PrefontaineRun.com
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September
18
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Tide of the Toddlers~ Big Cedar
10:00-11:00am
South Slough Estuary
Bring your wee ones, 1-5 years old. Walk along the Big Cedar trail as we tell the story of the estuary. Pass the Interpretive Center and follow the signs to the Big Cedar trailhead. ($1/toddler)
All programs begin at the South Slough National Estuarine Research Reserve Interpretive Center unless otherwise noted. Please call (541-888-5558) to pre-register and confirm all programs. Programs may be cancelled due to low enrollment or hazardous weather. Activities fees and donations cover materials and are used by the Fir ends of South Slough Reserve, Inc. in support of the Reserve. The Interpretive Center, located 4 miles south of Charleston on Seven Devils Road, is open Tuesday through Saturday from 10:00am to 4:30pm. Trails are open daily from dawn to dusk. For more information visit us at
www.southsloughestuary.org
For more information call the Slough at 541-888-5558 |
Septmeber
18
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BOOK BLAST 2010
10:00-3:00
Pony Village Mall
Meet and Greet South Coast Authors
Book Blast participants include: Ginger Andrews, Poetry- Tom Baake, Local Guidebooks- Shinan Barclay, Memoir- Bob Berry, Science Fiction- Gary Carter, Poetry & Commercial Fiction-Dave Daigle, Fantasy/Adventure- Nina Gee, Nonfiction, Nature- Larry Hahn, Homebuilding- Holly Holcomb, Suspense/Thriller- Ariana Houl`e, Metaphysical- Andie Jensen, Historical- E.G. Lewis, Biblical& Commercial Fiction- Dave Lunde, Poetry- Jude marie, Christian, Family Healing- Patricia McKillip, Fantasy- Shirley Nelson, History & Poetry- Charlie Scharps, Memoir- Alexandria Schiller, Mystery- Judith & Richard Wagner, Local History. Reading and book signings
For more information call Bonnie at 541-756-0433
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September
18 |
Crabbing Around
1:00-3:00pm
Meet at the Charleston Visitor Center
Hear about the amazing life cycle of crabs as we cast a ring from the dock. Learn proper crab harvesting methods and look for crabs along the shore. ($1/person)
For more information call the Slough 541-888-5558
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September
18 |
Coos Bay Speedway Circle Track Racing
Late Models- Street Stocks
Hwy 42 Coos Bay
Pit Gate 12:00pm,Front gate 3:00pm, Racing 6:30pm
Adults $10, Sr/Military/Student $8, kids under 6 free. Family Pass $30 (2 adults & 3 kids. For more information call 541-269-2474 or visit
www.coosbayspeedway.us
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September
18 & 19 |
A Sea of Quilts XVI
Boys & Girls Club, 3333 Walnut Ave., Coos Bay
Saturday 10am-5pm, Sunday 10am-4pm
$3 Admission
A quilt show featuring over 250 quilts, hourly demonstrations, exhibits,
quilt block challenge entries, as well as challenge quilted articles, a
vendors mall, a boutique of hand made items, vintage quilts, the raffle
quilt and of course a snack bar with snack bar.
For more information contact Linda Mason 541-404-7638 or dyeingartist@yahoo.com |
September
18 |
South Coast Folk Society
BARN DANCE
Creenacres Grange Hall
93393 Greenacres Lane, Coos Bay
7:00 to 10:00pm
The South Coast Folk Society invites all dancers to join us for a community Barn dance. There will be live music, and a caller who will give lesions for all newcomers. Dancers of all ages and experience are welcome at a barn dance. This is a great opportunity to learn the easy steps and figures of this enjoyable form of social dancing. There will be a brief break with light refreshments available. Doors open at 6:45, and lessons begin at 7:00. Singles, couples and families are welcome at this monthly public events. No partners are needed. Cost $6.00 regular, $5.00 students/seniors.
For more information call Gail 541-756-4701 or Paul at 541-572-5370
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September
19
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Downtown Farmer's Market
9:00am-3:00pm
Downtown Coos Bay on Central
Farm Fresh fruits, vegetables, flowers, plants and more! Call Coos Bay Visitor Center at 541-269-0215 for general information. Vendors should call the Coos Bay Downtown Association at 541-266-9706. Visit
www.CoosBayDowntown.org for more information or vendor applications.
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September
19 |
Sunset Classic Chevys Car Show & Shine Car Show
Shore Acres State Park
For more information call Shirley Bridgham, Friends of Shore Acres at 541-756-5401
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September
19 |
Pre for Kids
Call the Boys & Girls Club of Southwestern Oregon for more
information
541-267-3635 or
www.bgc-sworegon.org
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September
20
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Coos Bay Speedway Drag Races
Junior Dragster Challenge & King of the Track
Hwy 42, Coos Bay.
Pit Gate 8am, Racing, 10am.
Adults $10, Sr/Military/Student $8, Kids under 6 Free. Family Pass $30 (2 adults & 3 students).For more information call 541-269-2474 or visit
www.CoosBaySpeedway.us
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September
21 |
MUSIC ON THE BAY
Free Concerts in the Park - Mingus Park Coos Bay
Concerts start at 7:00pm Free Shuttle from Blossom Gulch School, Coos
Art Museum and Old City Hall. Dancing in designated area only,
Food & beverages available. B.Y.O picnic NO dogs, NO smoking, NO
parking at the pool.
www.musiconthebay.com |
September
22
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Bay Area Chamber of Commerce IBO Lunch
Forum
The Mill Casino-Hotel Salmon Room
11:30 - 1:00
Program: Martin Callery- Railroad Update
Bring your business cards and network with fellow Chamber members.
Enter the drawing for a free lunch. Winner of the 50/50/drawing
will win a cash prize.
RSVP to the Chamber at 266-0868. |
September
22 |
Downtown Farmer's Market
9:00am-3:00pm
Downtown Coos Bay on Central
Farm Fresh fruits, vegetables, flowers, plants and more! Call Coos Bay Visitor Center at 541-269-0215 for general information. Vendors should call the Coos Bay Downtown Association at 541-266-9706. Visit
www.CoosBayDowntown.org for more information or vendor applications.
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September
22 |
Spend the Day in the Woods with a
Forester
Explore Coos County's forest guided tour through a working
forest with a professional forester. Bring your kids and your
questions. FREE ADMISSION WOODS TOUR Tours are from 1:00- 4:30 pm
every Wednesday Free transportation is provided departing from the
Coos Bay Visitor Information Center. Info and sign up: Coos Bay
Visitor Information Center at 541-269-0215 or toll free 1-800-824-8486. |
September
24 |
Fall Fling for the Arts
5:00-8:00pm
Coos Art Museum
A delightful mixture of socializing, appetizers, music and art, includes sale of orignal art work from many of the finest artist of the Southern Oregon Coast. Reservations are encouraged. For more information call the museum at 541-267-3901 or www.coosart.org
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September
24
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Fit Friday Hike
10:00-11:30
Each hike will range from 2-4 miles along trails of the Reserve. (free)
All programs begin at the South Slough National Estuarine Research Reserve Interpretive Center unless otherwise noted. Please call (541-888-5558) to pre-register and confirm all programs. Programs may be cancelled due to low enrollment or hazardous weather. Activities fees and donations cover materials and are used by the Fir ends of South Slough Reserve, Inc. in support of the Reserve. The Interpretive Center, located 4 miles south of Charleston on Seven Devils Road, is open Tuesday through Saturday from 10:00am to 4:30pm. Trails are open daily from dawn to dusk. For more information visit us at
www.southsloughestuary.org
For more information call the slough at 541-888-5558
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September
24
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HUDSON RIDGE
7:00-8:30pm
Sozo's Tea & Coffee House
1955 Union Avenue in North Bend
Enjoy and evening of Bluegrass & Americana music, family fun and great food. Harmony is their passion and the love for what they do shines through at each performance. Hudson Ridge plays last friday of each month and the house fills up fast so come early.
For more information call Sozo's at 541-756-5422 |
September
25
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National Estuaries Day Celebration
10:00am- 4:00pm
South Slough
Join South Slough and other local organizations to learn about estuaries and what you can do to protect them. Information booths, children's activities and guest speakers. (free)
As a highlight of the day's festivities, the Reserve is hosting a slate of family-oriented events at the interpretive center as well as journeys of the slough using human-powered vehicles." "this year, our goal is to host a fun and informational event that also raises some money to assist volunteers who are helping the Grand Bay National Estuarine Research Reserve in Mississippi respond to the Deepwater Horizon oil spill". Live music will be provided by Dan McIlhenny, an Oregon City folk musician and guitarist. To join in the peddle and paddle journey to the slough, participants must register in advance and provide their own bicycle, kayaks and canoes, paddles and safety equipment. Registration is limited. the registration fee is $30 per boat and $20 per bike. Peddle and paddle event registrants will receive a cotton grocery bag provided by the Friends of South Slough. Proceeds will be donated to the Grand Bay estuarine reserve.
For more information call the Slough at 541-888-5558 |
September
25 |
SOLV Great Oregon Beach Cleanup
9:00-1:00pm
Various Locations along the Oregon Coast
Join SOLVE Volunteers from at any of our 40 beach sites to clear the Oregon Coast of debris. For more information contacct Program Coordinator Pam Sery at 1-800-333-SOLV or 503-844-9571.
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September
25
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3rd Annual Mutt Strut Fundraiser
9:30am-2:00pm
Mingus Park Coos Bay
3 contests: Pet & Owner look-alike
Best Dressed Mutt
Pet Tricks
Prizes by Coos Grange Supply also Just Strutting and Pooch Pictures. Local, fun celebrities Tim Novotney (KCBY) and Chef Jardin (Black Market Gourmet). BBQ- selling all types of "Dogs" with mustard, relish, sauerkraut and more. Furry Friends Therapy Dogs. Puppy Licks and Petting Pen. Applications can be picked up at Coos Bay Visitor Information Center in Coos Bay, North Bend Visitor Center, the RSVP Office or at Mingus Park on the day of the event. $5 entry fee for each contest, $10 for all 3 contests general oberservation: Donations gladly accepted.
This is a fundraiser for the Coos County Retired & Senior Volunteer Program.
For more information call RSVP 541-888-7332
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September
25
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National Public Land's Day on the
North Spit
volunteers will help the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) pick
up trash and remove noxious weeds from North Spit's bayside from 9:00am to
12:00noon. Volunteers should meet at the BLM Boat Ramp on Transpacific
Lane on the North Spit at 9:00am. Bring gloves, good footwear and
sunscreen. AA hat, T-shirt, and sandwich lunch is provided free of
charge to all participants. If you plan to attend or would like more
information, please contact Bob Golden at 541-751-4280. |
September
25 |
DAHLIA DAY
Shore Acres Stae Park
11:00-4:00
Southern Oregon Dahlia Society display of cut dahlias in the Garden House and dazzling dahlias in the garden, experts in the Garden House/Pavillion. Refreshments in the Garden House. Hosted by Friends of Shore Acre. For more information call Shirley Bridgham, Friends of Shore Acres at 541-756-5401
www.shoreacres.net
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September
25 |
South Coast Striders Healthy Hike
North Spit
9:00am - 2:00pm
NATIONAL PUBLIC LANDS CLEAN UP
Help us give something back! BLM Volunteer crews will work on various conservation projects on the North Spit. Meet at the BLM Boat Ramp off Transpacific Lane. For more information or caravan instructions call Bay Area Hospital at 541-269-8077 or Don Luce at
southcoaststriders@gmail.com |
September
25 |
Coos Bay Speedway Drag Races
ET Drags
Hwy 42, Coos Bay.
Pit Gate 8am, Racing, 10am.
Adults $10, Sr/Military/Student $8, Kids under 6 Free. Family Pass $30 (2 adults & 3 students).For more information call 541-269-2474 or visit
www.CoosBaySpeedway.us
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September
26 |
Coos Bay Speedway Drag Races
ET Drags
Hwy 42, Coos Bay.
Pit Gate 8am, Racing, 10am.
Adults $10, Sr/Military/Student $8, Kids under 6 Free. Family Pass $30 (2 adults & 3 students).For more information call 541-269-2474 or visit
www.CoosBaySpeedway.us
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September
26 |
Downtown Farmer's Market
9:00am-3:00pm
Downtown Coos Bay on Central
Farm Fresh fruits, vegetables, flowers, plants and more! Call Coos Bay Visitor Center at 541-269-0215 for general information. Vendors should call the Coos Bay Downtown Association at 541-266-9706. Visit
www.CoosBayDowntown.org for more information or vendor applications.
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September
28 |
Music on the Bay
Mingus Park
Coos Bay
7:00pm
Free Shuttle from Blossom Gulch School, Coos Art Museum and Old CIty Hall. Dancing in designated area, food & beverages available B.Y.O picnic, this is a non-smoking event. For more information
www.musiconthebay.com
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September
29 |
Bay Area Chamber of Commerce IBO Lunch
Forum
The Mill Casino-Hotel Salmon Room
11:30 - 1:00
Program: Senator Joanne Verger- the 2011 session
Bring your business cards and network with fellow Chamber members.
Enter the drawing for a free lunch. Winner of the 50/50/drawing
will win a cash prize.
RSVP to the Chamber at 266-0868. |
September
29 |
Bay Area Chamber of Commerce Business
After Hours
Hosted by: This Olde House Bed & Breakfast
5:00 - 7:00pm
Enjoy the good food and fellowship. Bring your business cards and network
with your fellow Chamber members. |
September
30
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Downtown Farmer's Market
9:00am-3:00pm
Downtown Coos Bay on Central
Farm Fresh fruits, vegetables, flowers, plants and more! Call Coos Bay Visitor Center at 541-269-0215 for general information. Vendors should call the Coos Bay Downtown Association at 541-266-9706. Visit
www.CoosBayDowntown.org for more information or vendor applications.
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