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May 2010

May
1
Charleston Merchants Association Presents
CHARLIE'S DAY
11:00-3:00pm
Charleston Visitor Center Opening for the season and All about Charleston
Charleston FIre Dept. w/Freddie the talking fire truck
*Buy jars filled w/pieces of the "past"Charlie
*Refreshments
*Sidewalk sales throughout Charleston
*Meet the carvers of "All " the Charlie's
* And more..... For more information call Mel at 541-888-4875 or Ruth @ 541-888-2736
May
1
May Day in Charleston
Charleston
Join South SLough, Free Flight and the Charleston Visitor Center for a day of Celebration. In honor of International Migratory Bird Day, South Slough and Free Flight will be presenting activities throughout the day. All Activities will begin in Charleston Visitor Center, located at Boat Basin Drive and Cape Arago Highway at the west end of the Charleston/South Slough Bridge.
8:00-10:00 Field Trip " What do Shorebirds Eat?"
10:00am-1:00 Children's activities, spotting scopes and information available
11:00- Free Flight- live raptors of Charleston!
1:00pm Field Trip "Quest for the Black Brant"
If you would like to register for field trips contact South Slough at 541-888-5558 ext. 21
May
1
Oregon Coast Gourmet Fest
A wine tasting event extraordinaire as seen in Bon Appetite Magazine
Noon-6:00pm
Pony Village Mall North Bend
Taste over a dozen Southern Oregon wineries and gourmet food vendors, see art displays from the Bay Area Artist Association . For more information call Pony Village at 541-756-0433 or
www.ponyvillagemall.net
May
1
MY OH de MAYO
ROTARY AUCTION
Salmon Room Mill Casino
doors open at 6:00pm
Serving the Finest American /Mexican Cuisine $40 per plate, or $300 (to reserve table for eight) live entertainment by Rafael Fernando of LaCosta Mexican Restaurant Door Prizes and Games. Proceeds go to support Local Community and locally funded international programs. Rotary Project's & Scholarships' School "Bus Stop" Shelters- Dictionary's for 3rd graders- Rebuilding the Local Boy Scouts Troop Building- Career Development Youth Programs.
May
1
International Migratory Bird Day Celebration
8:00am-3:00pm
South Slough Estuary
Join South Slough and other local organizations to learn about birds, both resident and migratory. Guided bird trips, children's activities and speakers. Bring a picnic lunch. All activities begin at the Charleston Visitor Center. (free)
 
May
1 & 2
USED BOOK SALE
Friends of the Coos Bay Public Library
6th and Anderson Coos Bay
10:00-4:00pm Saturday
Noon- 4:00pm Sunday
Early open at 9:00am for members. For more information call the library at 541-269-1101
May
1 thru 9
Wildfire Awareness Week
Before you burn... Call your local fire district for permission to burn* Burn only backyard debris* If you are using a burn barrel, cover it with 1/4" mesh screen* Keep burn barrels away from structures, overhanging branches or autos* Keep piles small; add debris to the pile* Make sure that your fire is out... DEAD OUT- DROWN! STIR! DROWN!!
If you have questions, call 541-267-3161 Coos Forest Protective Association
May 1
thru
May 31
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 Historical & Maritime Museum historic exhibit. In the Lobby Jon Littlefield, Historic Marshfield. For more information call the library at 541-269-1101

 
May
3
Coos Bay Brush Pick Up
1. Brush must be out prior to first day of pick up
2. Brush must be in 1 pile, must be 5ft. or less in length
3. Brush must be out next to the curb free from overhead obstacles, fire hydrants and other obstacles. 4. 1 pile per address, NO group piles. 5. Brush must not exceed 5 cubic yards. More than 5 yards can be taken, but prior arrangements must be made. 6. No grass clippings, sod, dirt, loose leaves, plastic bags, bailing twine or other materials, which are not appropriate for grinding. $8.50 per cubic yard additional during brush pick up. $10.50 per cubic yard plus trip fee for pickup after scheduled brush pickup is finished. For more information
call 541-267-2848 or 267-6675

 
May
5
Bay Area Chamber of Commerce IBO Lunch Forum
The Mill Casino-Hotel Salmon Room
11:30-1:00pm
Program: Rebecah Lutz- Oregon Coast Visitors Association
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 541-266-0868
May
5
Downtown Farmer's Market
9:00am- 3:00pm
Downtown Coos Bay
Farm fresh fruits, vegetables, flowers, plants, and more! For information call the Coos Bay Visitor Center at 541-269-0215 for general information. Vendors should call the Coos Bay Downtown Association at 541-266-9706 or visit
www.coosbaydowntown.org
May
5
Coos Bay Library Monthly Readers Book Group
6:00-7:30pm
Coos Bay Public Library Cedar Room
PEOPLE OF THE WHALE by Linda Hogan
If you would like to be part of this group or want more information call the library at 541-269-1101
May
5
"Border Patrol"
Roger's Zoo North Bend
7:00-11:00pm
Join us for Cinco de Mayo cover charge is $5.00
May
6
Spring Concert at Christ Lutheran School
Hales Center for the Preforming Arts
SOCC Campus
6:30pm
Free event open to the public all are welcome to attend.
This is not primarily a religious program, but a joyful time of songs, playlets, and other presentations by the students of the school. Christ Lutheran School is a ministry of Christ Lutheran Church 1835 N. 15th St. Coos Bay. The school has classes beginning with preschool for children 3 years old through the 6th grade and welcomes families from any background who want their children to receive sound instruction from a Christian point of view. Families interested for the coming school year may contact the church office at 541-267-3851 for information
May
6 & 7
13 & 14
Neighbor to Neighbor Mediation Services
Basic Mediation Training
8:30-5:00pm lunch and snacks provided
Church of Christ Fellowship Hall 2761 Broadway North Bend
Neighbor to Neighbor Mediation Services offers a comprehensive, fun and mind expanding class which is open to all community members interested in becoming a volunteer mediator or gaining skills to help manage and resolve conflict. This training qualifies a volunteer to mediate for Coos County Circuit Court (small claims and eviction matters) and interpersonal disputes within the community. The 32 hour course introduces the concepts and practice of mediation with energizing activities to learn and practice conflict resolution tools. For more information or to request an application, contact Char Luther, Neighbor to Neighbor at 541-751-9666
May
7
OIMB 2010 Spring Seminar Series
Oregon Institute of Marine Biology, Charleston
All seminars at 3:30pm
ERIN COOPER, University of Oregon, OIMB PhD defense
"Variations in age structure of Chlorostoma (Tegula) funebrailis: latitude, coastal topography, and population connectivity
Please park on Boat Basin Road and walk down to the OIMB Boathouse. For more information call 541-888-2581 or email oimb@uoregon.edu

 
May
7 & 8
Oregon Shores Annual Conference
Southwestern Oregon Community College
Oregon Shores www.oregonshores.org is a non-profit organization "dedicated to preserving the natural communities, ecosystems and landscapes of the Oregon coast while conserving the public's access." The agenda for the conference is still under construction, but one important plank will be climate change issues. For more information contact Pat Smit at 541-217-0567
May
7
The Chef's Table at Oregon Coast Culinary Institute
1988 Newmark Coos Bay
OCCI offers wonderful culinary dinners as part of their new externship program. Creative & tastefully prepared dinners delight diners every Friday at 6:00pm. Cost is $20 per person. Call for reservations. For menus, visit
www.occi.net or call 541-888-1540
May
7
First Friday Wine Walk
downtown Coos Bay
wine walk starts at various locations each month. Commemorative wine glasses will be sold for $10 each with proceeds benefiting local non-profit groups, Visit various downtown businesses to taste wine and shop. Maps are available.
www.theworldlink.com This months wine walk will benefit Coos County Historical and Maritime Museum/Egyptian Theatre
For more information contact Cindy Rawlings at The World 541-269-1222 ext 289
May
7 thru 9

 
2nd Annual Lakeside Crawdad Festival
Sponsored by the Lakeside Chamber of Commerce
Events include: Crawdad Boil
Cajun Cook off, Cajun cooking demonstration, Crawdad races, Street Fair/Vendors/Food, Wine/Beer tent/ Celebrity crawdad eating, Music-Jazz/Blues/Zydego music. For more information contact Joe Pepper at 541-266-7723, or 541-759-3540 or
www.lakesideoregonchambers.com
May
8
Millicoma Marsh Trail and Track Run
Saturday 10:00am Millicoma Middle School, Coos Bay
1 mile, 2 mile, and 5Km- Flat scenic. Awards. For more information
contact Claudia Benn at 541-267-3489.
May
8
Solarplate Etching Workshop
10:00am-3:00pm
Coos Art Museum
Instructors: Pat Snyder an Mike Holm
Solarplate introduces a new, friendly Etching process to printmaking. It greatly expands the creative possibilities of fine art printmaking and is used with direct drawing and painting techniques, as well as with photo reproductive and digital approaches. This is a more cost effective production process with an exciting creative potential, offering a wide range of new creative possibilities not previously possible for the individual artist. Class fee is $ 60 for members and $80 for non-members. Maximum class size is 6 students. Suggested grade level is High School and Adult students. For more information call the museum at 541-269-3901.
 
May
8
Annual Plant Sale
Friends of the Coos Bay Public Library
9;00-4:00pm
at the library 6th and Anderson Coos Bay
For more information call the library at 541-269-1101

 
May
8
 
Tide of the Toddlers~ Migration
10:00am-11:00am
South Slough Estuary
Bring your wee ones 1-5 years old. Sing a song, read a story, make a craft and discover the natural world. ($1/toddler) for more information call the Slough at 541-888-5558
May
8
Explore Your Estuary Hike
1:00pm-4:00pm
South Slough Estuary
Fun for families or individuals! Check out an Explorer pack and receive a copy of our new guide to learn about South Slough from forest to shore. ($5/individual $10/family) For more information call the Slough at 541-888-5558
May
8
Let's Walk & Talk Together
Stepping up for Women's Health
9:00-12:00
Mingus Park
Register 9:00am Heart Health Talk at 9:30 Fun walk at 10:00.Participants can join groups of walkers at different paces and either walk around the lake at Mingus Park or take a 1.5 mile walk on wooded trails with Don Luce and Jeff Lavey. Music and Prizes Organized by the Coos County Women's Health Coalition, some sponsors are Zonta, Bay Area Hospital, and South Coast Striders
May
8
Coos Bay Speedway Mud Drag Races
Battle at the Bay Round 2
Hwy 42 Coos Bay
Pit gate opens at 12pm, Front gate at 3:00pm, racing starts at 6:00pm. Adults' $10, Sr/Military/Students $8, Kids under 6 free. Family pass $30 (2 adults & 3 students), For more information call 541-269-2474
May
9
Second Sunday Sing Along
Unity by the Bay North Bend
4:00-6:00pm
A community sing, at Unity by the Bay with the South Coast Folk Society. Vocalists of all ages and skill levels are welcome to this free public event. Families are also welcome, and big song books with hundreds of popular and classic songs are provided. Enjoy singing for two hours until 6:00pm. There will be live musical accompaniment. The Second Sunday Sing-Along is a free public event occurring on second sunday of every month. Next months the sing-along will be on June 13.
For more information contact Gail at 541-756-4701.
May
9
Shore Acres Rhododendron Sunday Mother's Day
11:00am-4:00pm
Shore Acres State Park, Cape Arago Highway.
Rhody experts in the Garden; Bay Area Artist Association paint-out in the garden; refreshments.
For more information
call 541-756-5401 or www.shoreacres.net
 
May
12
Bay Area Chamber of Commerce IBO Lunch Forum
The Mill Casino-Hotel Salmon Room
11:30-1:00pm
Program: Bay Area Hospital-CEO- Facility Expansions
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 541-266-0868
May
12
Downtown Farmer's Market
9:00am- 3:00pm
Downtown Coos Bay
Farm fresh fruits, vegetables, flowers, plants, and more! For information call the Coos Bay Visitor Center at 541-269-0215 for general information. Vendors should call the Coos Bay Downtown Association at 541-266-9706 or visit
www.coosbaydowntown.org
May
13
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 call Crystal Dolphin at 541-756-1989
May
14
OIMB 2010 Spring Seminar Series
Oregon Institute of Marine Biology, Charleston
All seminars at 3:30pm
Richard Strathmann, Friday Harbor Lab and Dept of Zoology, Univ. Wash
"Lavae as front ends of animals"
Please park on Boat Basin Road and walk down to the OIMB Boathouse. For more information call 541-888-2581 or email oimb@uoregon.edu
May
14
Fit Friday Hike
8:30am-10:00am
South Slough Estuary
Each hike will range from 2-4 miles along various portions of the Reserve. Please wear sturdy hiking pants, thick socks and hiking shoes or sneakers. Bring water, snack, etc. in a backpack. (Free) For more information call the Slough at 541-888-5558
May
14
The Chef's Table at Oregon Coast Culinary Institute
1988 Newmark Coos Bay
OCCI offers wonderful culinary dinners as part of their new externship program. Creative & tastefully prepared dinners delight diners every Friday at 6:00pm. Cost is $20 per person. Call for reservations. For menus, visit
www.occi.net or call 541-888-1540
May
14-16
LTOB presents
The Wizard of Oz
Little Theatre on the Bay 2100 Sherman Avenue, North Bend
All tickets $12.00 and curtain times will be Friday and Saturday nights at 8:00pm, matinee at 2:00 on Sunday. For more information call 877-756-4336 or www.ltob.ne
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May
15 & 16
6th Annual Parade of Ponds Tour
various location around bay area
10:00-5:00 Saturday and 12:00-5:00 Sunday
Self guided tour- is a fund raiser for Habitat for Humanity- Sponsored by Living Waters Aqua scapes. Tour of 20-25 private water features, decorative ponds, streams, fountains, waterfalls and pondless waterfeatures in Coos County. There will be a question and answer barbecue on Saturday from 2:00-till 6:00pm. Ticket outlets include City subs and South Coast Saw and Garden both in Coos Bay, Farr's Coos Bay, Garden Elements, Cedar Point Nursery in Coquille. Cost is $10 per person, kids under 18 are free. Sponsored by Thrivant of the local Lutheran Churches. For more information call 541-266-POND (7663)
May
15
Spring Wild Edibles
8:30am- 12:00pm
South Slough Estuary
Join naturalist Chuck Holbert for a morning of learning about all nature's pantry has to offer. Please dress for the weather and wear sturdy shoes. The class will spend time on the trails but will not be collecting. Bring a water bottle. (Free to current FOSS Members or $10/person) For more information call the Slough 541-888-5558
May
15
Coos Bay Speedway Drag Races
Land of the Leaders Round 2
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
May
15
South Coast Diabetes Association Annual Fun Walk
Bandon City Park
10:00am
For more information call South Coast Diabetes Association at 541-756-9054 or register on line at www.southcoastdiabetes.org
May
15 & 16
COOS COUNTY MASTER GARDENERS ASSOCIATION
7th ANNUAL TOMATO-RAMA & MORE
Pony Village Mall
10-6 Saturday and 11:4 on Sunday
Many varieties of tomatoes, annuals, perennials, flowers of all kinds, herbs, vetetables, vines, shrubs, houseplants, groundcovers, sedums, and more. Kids garden hats Saturday 12:00-3:00. Garden Questions Answered. for more information call the master gardeners at 541-572-5263
May
16
Coos Bay Speedway Drag Races
E.T. Points Race
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
May
19
Bay Area Chamber of Commerce IBO Lunch Forum
The Mill Casino-Salmon Room
11:30- 1:00pm
Program: Mike Lehman- New Turns in Labor Law
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 541-266-0868
May
19
Downtown Farmer's Market
9:00am- 3:00pm
Downtown Coos Bay
Farm fresh fruits, vegetables, flowers, plants, and more! For information call the Coos Bay Visitor Center at 541-269-0215 for general information. Vendors should call the Coos Bay Downtown Association at 541-266-9706 or visit
www.coosbaydowntown.org
May
21
OIMB 2010 Spring Seminar Series
Oregon Institute of Marine Biology, Charleston
All seminars at 3:30pm
Joshua Troll, Dept of Biology and Institute of Molecular Biology, UO
"Squid/Vibrio symbiosis: Peptidoglycan recognition proteins at the intersection of innate immunity and animal development"
Please park on Boat Basin Road and walk down to the OIMB Boathouse. For more information call 541-888-2581 or email oimb@uoregon.edu
May
21
The Chef's Table at Oregon Coast Culinary Institute
1988 Newmark Coos Bay
OCCI offers wonderful culinary dinners as part of their new externship program. Creative & tastefully prepared dinners delight diners every Friday at 6:00pm. Cost is $20 per person. Call for reservations. For menus, visit
www.occi.net or call 541-888-1540
May
22
Folded Bark Basket Class
9:00am-4:00pm
South Slough Estuary
Join Weaver Nan McDonald to make a folded bark basket. This basket comes from Nan's ancesttors who are from Canada. Local spruce roots, cedar and ash bark will be used to make the baskets.
Registration is required. Class will start promplty at 9am Good hand dexterity and athe ability to stand for a short time required. All materials are provided. Class is limited to 8 participants. ($65/ participant. for more information call the Slough at 541-888-5558
May
22
Build a Better Bat Box
1:00pm -4:00pm
South Slough Estuary
This is the final workshop in our Build a Better Backyard series. Build a bat box for your backyard wildlife habitat. We'll provide the supplies and tools. Work oyour own or bring a partner. Please pre-register, so we have enough kits for everyone! ($10/ bathouse) for more information call the Slough at 541-888-5558
May
22
South Coast Striders
Euphoria Ridge
short hike: 3.5 miles with Don Ivy of the Coquille Tribe * Limit 30- Leave Bridge Store at 9:30am
Long hike: 8 miles on way with shuttle or 2 groups hike from either end & pass keys. Bridge store at 9:00am Take hwy 42 through Coquille to Myrtle Point to the town of Bridge. Bridge store at 9:00and 9:30am.
Hikes leave at 10:00am sharp unless otherwise noted. Arrive 15 minutes early for sign in and hike information. Short hikes should average less than 1.5 mph pace and long hikes will average 2mph pace. Our short hikes typically last 2-2.5 hours and our long hikes can last from 3 to 5 hours. For more information call Don Luce at southcoaststriders@gmail.com
or Bay Area Hospital at 541-269-8077
May
22
Coos Bay Speedway Circle Track Races
Late Model- Street Stocks
Hwy 42, Coos Bay
Pit gate opens at 12pm, Front gate at 3:00pm Racing starts at 6:30 Adults $10, Sr./Military/Students $8, Kids under 6 Free, Family pass is $30 (2 adults and 3 students) For more information call 541-269-2474 or visit
www.coosbayspeedway.us

 
May
22 & 23
A Two-Day Primer on Design
9:00am-4:00pm
Coos Art Museum
Instructor: John Hewitt
Paint buildings and other man-made structures focusing on the abstract design elements. Learn how to arrange a painting with appeal simply from strength of the shapes as they interlock and relate to each other within the context of a representation work. Boldness of concept can be planned. Learn to achieve that initial impact on the viewer that grabs their imagination by skillful use of the elements and principles of design. Learn to put your mark on the painting rather than merely illustrating the scene before you. The value of preliminary sketches will become so obvious, it is hoped that you will continue to use them long after the workshop. John Hewitt is a Signature Member of the Transparent Watercolor Society of AMerica and has exhibited in over 100 national juried shows in the past 20 years and has won over 30 awards in these shows. He regularly teaches watercolor workshops on the West Coast and Europe. Class Fee: $150 members; $175 non-member 14 student max. Suggested grade level is: High School and Adult Student. For more information call the museum at 541-267-3901
May
26
Downtown Farmer's Market
9:00am- 3:00pm
Downtown Coos Bay
Farm fresh fruits, vegetables, flowers, plants, and more! For information call the Coos Bay Visitor Center at 541-269-0215 for general information. Vendors should call the Coos Bay Downtown Association at 541-266-9706 or visit
www.coosbaydowntown.org
May
26
Bay Area Chamber of Commerce IBO Lunch Forum
The Mill Casino-Hotel Salmon Room
11:30-1:00pm
Program: NO IBO
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 541-266-0868
May
26
Bay Area Chamber of Commerce Business After Hours
Hosted by: Southwestern Oregon Community College
5:00-7:00pm
Enjoy the good food and fellowship. Bring your business cards and network with your fellow Chamber Members. For more information contact the Chamber at 541-266-0868

 
May
26
Senior Dance
Evergreen Court
451 O'Connell Street North Bend
Come dance to the music of Frosty West and his band. Admission is free and refreshments will be served. For more information call 541-756-4466
May
28
The Chef's Table at Oregon Coast Culinary Institute
1988 Newmark Coos Bay
OCCI offers wonderful culinary dinners as part of their new externship program. Creative & tastefully prepared dinners delight diners every Friday at 6:00pm. Cost is $20 per person. Call for reservations. For menus, visit
www.occi.net or call 541-888-1540
May
28
OIMB 2010 Spring Seminar Series
Oregon Institute of Marine Biology, Charleston
All seminars at 3:30pm
NO SEMINAR- MEMORIAL DAY WEEKEND
Please park on Boat Basin Road and walk down to the OIMB Boathouse. For more information call 541-888-2581 or email oimb@uoregon.edu
May
28
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
May
29
 
Paddle The Estuary
9:00am-2:00pm
South Slough Estuary
Explore South Slough on a trail that flows with the tide. Provide your own kayak or canoe (no inflatables or padals) paddles, PFDs, water and lunch. Feet and legs may get wet and muddy at launch points. A driver and shuttle will be provided. Registration is required. 3 boat minimum/8 boat maximum. ($15/boat) for more information call the Slough at 541-888-5558
May
29
22st Annual Memorial Day Parade
The Coos County United Veterans Parade Committee
Cordially invites you to participate
Registration starts at 8:00
Parade at 11:00
Welcome Home Peacekeepers of the World
The theme this year is This is our Country, peace is Americas dream.
For more information contact Gene Melton 541-290-4222 or Bill Kehler at 541-888-6556.
HONORABLE SERVICE MEDAL PRESENTATION
1:00pm
Marshfield High School Main Gym~10th & Ingersoll
This community Memorial Day ceremony will culminate with the presentation of the Oregon Honorable Service Medal to local veterans. This special medal is available to any person currently serving in the Armed Forces who is residing in Oregon. The veteran or service person must be present at the ceremony to receive the medal. The medal
may also be presented posthumously to the next of kin. Veterans are encouraged to reregister for the medal ceremony and learn about required documentation by contacting Southwestern Oregon Veterans Outreach. More information contact Michael C. Tribble 541-266-7461 or Southwestern Oregon Veterans Outreach at 541-756-8718
 
May
29
Coos Bay Speedway Drag Races
Arm Drop Street Drag Races
Hwy 42, Coos Bay
Pit gate opens at 8:00am, racing, 10:00am
Adults, $10, Sr/Military/Student $8, kids under 6 are free. Family pass $30 (2 adults & 3 students) For more information call 541-269-2474 or visit
www.coosbayspeedway.us

 
May
29
Southcoast Striders Healthy Hikes
Hanging Rock & Elk Creek Falls
We will meet and caravan from County Extension office at 631 Alder Street Myrtle Point. at 7:45am.
short hike is 2.5 miles moderate round trip to Hanging Rock and back. Long hike 7 miles difficult hike Hanging Rock then Panther Ridge trail to Clay Hill, then short hikes to Coquille and Elk Creek Falls. For more information call Bay Area Hospital at 541-269-8077 or email Don Luce at
southcoaststriders@gmail.com
May
29
Coos Bay Speedway Circle Track Races
EVE OF DESTRUCTION- boat races, jet car, wall crash
Hwy 42, Coos Bay
Pit gate opens at 12:00pm, Front gate at 3:00, racing at 6:30. Adults $10, Sr/Military/Student $8, Kids under 6 are free. Family pass $30 (2 adults & 3 students) For more information call 541-269-2474 or
www.coosbayspeedway.us
May
30
Coos Bay Speedway Drag Races
Arm Drop Street Drag Races
Hwy 42, Coos Bay
Pit gate opens at 8:00am, racing, 10:00am
Adults, $10, Sr/Military/Student $8, kids under 6 are free. Family pass $30 (2 adults & 3 students) For more information call 541-269-2474 or visit
www.coosbayspeedway.us

 

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