Lincoln County Events Page

10/08/2022

This may top all the glass floats we have seen in Lincoln City. If this treasure hunt wasn't already fun enough, now Finders Keepers just upped their game with special glow-in-the-dark glass

10/05/2022

Something very exciting is around the corner.
For this Halloween's special drop, 50 GLOW IN THE DARK floats will be dropped! October 28th-31st.
👻 🔮 🎃
We have seen a lot of creativity throughout the years, but this is a first.
Check out our recent blog and learn a little more about the studio that provided us with these amazing creations.
https://bit.ly/3M9Y84D

***As a reminder, floats are only dropped during daylight hours***

10/01/2022

09/12/2022

Hunt 50 extra glass floats during the Celebration of Honor! FMI visit ExploreLincolnCity.com/Glass-Floats. This week, an additional 50 Red, white & blue

08/25/2022

Celebrate with us on September 2nd Opening Night! Join us for the 6:30pm reception as we toast ten years of incredible music.

08/25/2022

Live performances at Nauti Mermaid Beach House. 3:30 PM. 21+. FMI visit ZuhgLifeSurfShop.com. Enjoy an outdoor BBQ while listening to live music throughout

08/11/2022

Interested in beachcombing during your Lincoln City Vacation? Learn more about the mysterious glass floats found on the beach along the Oregon Coast.

08/11/2022

07/20/2022

Save the Date! Mo’s Restaurants will be hosting the annual Sandcastle Contest on the beach in front of Mo’s Lincoln City on 8/13. Registration begins at 9a, with competition at 10a and judging at 1p.
Categories to be announced soon. Winner from each category will win a $100 cash prize! Thanks to Mo’s and all of the sponsors for this event :
@101.burger

07/14/2022

https://www.etix.com/ticket/p/8002565/beachbacon-and-brewfest-lincoln-city-chinook-winds-casino-resort?cobrand=chinookwinds

07/02/2022

New Lincoln County Fair opens today
The New Lincoln County Fair starts today at the Lincoln County Commons in Newport. Harney Street next to the fairgrounds closed Thursday morning and will remain so until July 4, the day after the fair concludes. This will be the first full-scale fair since 2019. The 2020 event was canceled due the COVID-19 pandemic, and last year’s event was missing some elements, such as 4-H competition and auction. Festivities commence at 10 a.m. July 1 and conclude at 5 p.m. July 3. The event is free to enter. Tickets for the rodeo, scheduled July 2 and 3, can be purchased online at https://buff.ly/3I9CzyN. Only cash is accepted at the gate. (Photo by Kenneth Lipp)
https://buff.ly/3nzwOkJ

06/26/2022