Arts on the Tillamook Coast

Charming art studio and gallery featuring The Weary Weaver natural fiber basketry, and other inspired original works by local and regional artists.

Showcases fine art, as well as repurposed furniture and vintage items celebrating creativity and nature.

Custom design framing and matting. Home accessories, frames mirrors and art. Occasional art exhibitions.

Provides arts-related programs for youth and adults. Supporting creativity in Tillamook County since 2000.

The Bay City Library is located in downtown Bay City on B Street between 3rd and 4th streets.

A fine art gallery with a variety of media that focuses on nature.

Literature and art books for people who like to think as well as read. Local area authors, local area CDS, local area greeting cards.

From the park’s many viewpoints, you might spot migrating gray whales or other marine mammals such as sea lions, dolphins, and porpoise. During our Whale Watch Week programing in December and Spring Break, volunteers are stationed here to help visitors spot migrating whales. No matter what time of year you visit, binoculars are a must!

To preserve, restore and meaningfully use Pier’s End: Garibaldi’s Historic United States Coast Guard Boathouse, creating an inclusive community gathering place that enhances the Tillamook Coast’s economic strength, and to generate both educational and recreational opportunities for public-private partnerships to thrive.

Displays the 18th century sailing world by telling the story of Captain Robert Gray and the trade with native Americans of the Pacific Northwest.

The Garibaldi library offers books, DVD’s, audiobooks, and other items for all ages and features three public computers and an extensive Westerns collection.

A collection of Tom’s art from the past 30 years.

Displays Michael’s work based on his world-wide travels.

Provides artistic, cultural and educational activities in north Tillamook County along with new online workshops.

Extensive collection of law enforcement memorabilia shared by retired Rockaway Beach Chief of Police Ed Wortman.

The Kilchis Point Reserve is approximately 200 acres along Tillamook Bay in Bay City, Oregon. The Tillamook County Pioneer Museum (TCPM) owns, protects, maintains, and holds this land in the public trust. Kilchis Point is home to a wide variety of plants (flora) and animals (fauna) that together form precious ecosystems.

I was born and raised in the Pacific Northwest, spending most of my life in Oregon.  My experience with clay began in high school and continued on to the University of Oregon where I earned a BFA in ceramics in 2003.  I have been teaching and selling my work professionally for the past 17 years.  I currently work out of my studio/gallery in downtown TIllamook, and have the encouragement and support of a loving husband, two doggy mutts and one crazy cat.

The Latimer Center’s collection includes quilts from the mid-nineteenth century to the present, quilt blocks, quilt templates and fabric samples.

The mission of the Monday Musical Club of Tillamook is to bring to life and support the musical arts in Tillamook County, to ensure access to music for people of all ages and abilities, and to nurture a love of music throughout the community.

New artwork is displayed each month. Provides a unique venue for viewing and purchasing original works of art.

Allan’s work reflects his interest in Asian philosophy, art, and crafts and is intended to be used. For sale at Finnesterre in Manzanita at 194 Laneda Ave.

The Nehalem Valley Historical Society is devoted to preserving the rich cultural heritage of Manzanita, Wheeler and Nehalem. From a pre-history visit by Sir Frances Drake to the modern towns of today, the area’s legacy is unique.

The North Tillamook Library offers library materials to residents of all ages in the beautiful coastal hamlet of Manzanita.

Founded in 2003, the Oregon Coast Scenic Railroad operates scenic train rides along 46 miles of railroad that runs from the Port of Tillamook Bay to the east side of the Oregon Coast Range.

Oregon DuDrops are a tribute to the beauty of creation and a celebration of life-giving Oregon rain.

Displays work by 125 local and Northwest artists.

Full-time painter, graphic designer and part-time writer. Gallery showcases J. Scott Wilson’s work along with visiting artists’ work.

Community Theatre Group located in Nehalem with performances in the NCRD auditorium.

The Rockaway Beach Library offers books, magazines, DVD’s, audiobooks, public computers, and a kid’s corner.

I create unique high quality super soft screen printed graphic tees, hand sewn accessories, glassware & gifts featuring my artwork on affordable products designed to be enjoyed for years to come.

Works to expand the relationships between art, nature and humanity.

The South Tillamook County Library in Pacific City also serves Cloverdale, Hebo, Beaver, and Neskowin with a wonderful library featuring views of the Nestucca River.

In 1942, the U.S. Navy began construction of 17 wooden hangars to house K-class airships that would be used for anti-submarine patrol and convoy escort. Two of these hangars were built at Naval Air Station Tilllamook, which was commissioned in December 1942 to serve the Oregon-Washington-California coastal areas. Hangar “B” was the first one built and was completed in August of 1943 in just 27 days.

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TAPA produces and presents live theatre at The Barn Community Playhouse, 12th and Ivy in Tillamook and offers workshops and courses in the dramatic arts.

The Tillamook Library houses the majority of the Tillamook County collection as well as community meeting rooms, public internet access, and printing facilities.

Preserves Tillamook County’s rich history for all to enjoy.

The Tillamook County Quilt Trail Coalition creates a tie between our rich local history and the wonderful talents of local quilters.

The Tillamook Forest Center is a great place to develop a deeper connection with Oregon’s forests through experience and exploration of its engaging interpretive center.

Wild Coast Goods is a collaboration between Ashley Mersereau and Justin Bailie, both working artists who were born and raised on the north Oregon coast. Ashley has been making jewelry full time under the name Roots & Wings for nearly a decade, and Justin has been a full time photographer for 15+ years, working with clients such as Travel Oregon, Patagonia, National Geographic, Fly Fish Journal, etc.

Displays the work of over 50 local and regional artists.

Hand-made pottery.