Get ready for Coastal Craft Uprising 2024 from Urban Craft Uprising, the preeminent indie maker event in the PNW. They are excited to be debuting the Coastal Craft Uprising in Seaside this August. You’ll find 100+ makers and artists selling handmade goods. This event features handcrafted goods including jewelry, housewares, clothing, toys, art, bath & body products, paper goods, fiber arts, candles, and so much more!
Urban Craft has been producing craft markets since 2005. They have a large following in the Pacific Northwest–primarily in Seattle and Portland–and are eager to be expand their horizons this year bringing new shows both to Bend and to the Oregon Coast! They are excited to showcase the local talent of coastal artisans, and to introduce you to some favorite vendors from all around the Pacific Northwest. The Coastal Craft Uprising will be free to attend, and a great way to support small businesses while finding unique gifts for wedding presents, housewarming gifts, birthdays, decor for your home, treats for others, and fun goodies for yourself!
Stillwagon Distillery is a small-batch craft distillery located in Reedsport, Oregon. They also operate Tasting Rooms in Bandon and in Florence.
Production of a craft spirit is very hands on. None of the process is automated – Mashing of the grains for a whiskey or preparation of a rum wash is all done by hand, stirred by hand, and monitored by skilled artisans to the point that it is ready for the next stage.
Small batches are carefully monitored and attended with exacting attention to the crucial cuts: from the heads to the hearts, and cutting out the tails early, gives a much cleaner product from the very beginning. Real fruit and spices give distinct and robust flavor that synthetic flavors simply cannot.
The Distillery in Reedsport is open by appointment only. The Tasting Room in Bandon is always open on the weekends (12pm-4pm); during the week, it’s best to call in advance to check the hours.
All locations available for private tastings and the distillery for private tours; just call for an appointment.
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Family owned and operated for more than 25 years.
Operating a fleet of four boats for public and private events, Portland Spirit offers year-round dining and sightseeing cruises — an experience unlike anything else in Portland, Oregon! Brunch, lunch, dinner and sightseeing cruises offered, in addition to holiday and specialty cruises throughout the year. See the city in a whole new light as you travel up river from the city center to the historic Milwaukie Waterfront.
For the adventurous at heart, hop aboard the Explorer Jetboat for an exhilarating experience to the Columbia River Gorge traveling at speeds up to 45 miles per hour. In the summer, enjoy the Bigfoot Adventure and 7 Wonders of the Gorge cruises, as well as Sleigh Rides on select dates in December.
Chris James Cellars is a family owned and operated vineyard and winery that produces unique and interesting wines in Carlton, Oregon. The vineyard was planted in 2012, with additional blocks planted in each year since. In 2015 we produced our first lots of Pinor Noir and Sauvignon Blanc and have since expanded our wine selection to offer hand-crafted lots of Pinot Noir, Sauvignon Blanc, Gewurztraminer, Riesling, Dolcetto, Lagrein and more.We now have two amazing tasting rooms to visit.
Home of the Original Goat Yoga World Headquarters, No Regrets Flower Farm & Animal Sanctuary offers visitors and locals alike the opportunity to take a break from the hustle and bustle of life with Original Goat Yoga and Goat Happy Hour. Located in the town of Bellfountain, Oregon, the farm is operated by the Founder of Goat Yoga, Lainey Morse, and Sean Scorvo. The farm has stunning 360-degree views of the Southern Willamette Valley with the Pacific Ocean less than an hour away. There are many wineries and breweries within a few miles of the farm and Corvallis and Eugene are just 20 minutes away.
Visit website for more information and class schedule. Open by appointment only.
Shop for the freshest fruits, vegetables, meats, and dairy products, plus unique arts and crafts from nearly 90 vendors.
The CBDA Farmers Market is located on Central Avenue between Highway 101 South and 4th Street in downtown Coos Bay. It will be open every Wednesday from the first Wednesday in May through the last Wednesday in October from 9 a.m. until 2 p.m.
Visit the market’s Facebook page for more information.
The Coos Bay-North Bend-Charleston Visitor & Convention Bureau is the designated destination marketing organization for Coos Bay, North Bend, and Charleston, OR. Under the brand Oregon’s Adventure Coast, the VCB advertises and markets the outdoor recreation and tourist attractions of the area to potential visitors.
The VCB also manages the Coos Bay Visitor Information Center located in downtown Coos Bay.
Linfield College, founded in 1858, is a hub for arts and culture in the Willamette Valley. Enjoy a wide array of activities, shows, events, concerts and lectures, all open to the public.
“Maxville” was the railroad logging town that existed about 15 miles north of Wallowa, Oregon. The Maxville Heritage Interpretive Center serves as a platform to unify multiple cultures through educational programs, exhibits, and events. The Maxville Heritage Interpretive Center seeks to gather, catalog, preserve, and interpret the rich history of the multicultural logging community of Maxville, Oregon as well as similar communities in the Pacific Northwest.
Maxville itself operated until the early 1930s and was unique in that it included 50 or so African Americans and their families and was home to the only segregated school in Oregon. Previously, historic records only made small mention of these African-Americans. In the last three years, the Maxville Heritage Project has fostered a reawakening of interest in this rich chapter of history through public lectures and school visits, an Elder-hostel lecture, AP articles and an OPB broadcast spotlighting this unique local history. With the ground swell of historic artifacts and stories emerging from descendants and those with relationships to people from Maxville, a large number of video, image, audio and textual digital files, and hard copy images have been collected.
Displays include information about the logging and railroad industry from Early 1920s-1940s.
