Creative Outlets

Episode Highlights:  

Creative Outlets explores the many ways creativity takes shape in Lincoln City. In the first segment, Krista Eddy of the Lincoln City Cultural Center outlines current programs, classes, and opportunities for kids in the arts. Next, Diana Portwood of Bob’s Beach Books reflects on the role of local authors and the personal pathways that writing provides as a creative outlet. The episode concludes with Sharyn Jasmer and Nicole Peterson discussing the Lincoln City Outlets and the upcoming Grand Opening of Lincoln City Art Supply, highlighting a new space and resources that will expand access to artistic expression across the community. 

• Krista Eddy, Lincoln City Cultural Center
• Diana Portwood, Bob’s Beach Books
• Sharyn Jasmer, Lincoln City Outlets
• Nicole Peterson, Lincoln City Art Supply

Transcript

Jana 0:06

Welcome to the Double R Show, the podcast that features everything about North Lincoln County. The Double R Show, directed and produced by Paul Robertson and hosted by the voice of Lincoln City, Roger Robertson.

RR 0:30

Living a creative life. Hello there. Welcome to the Double R Show. Double R along with Son Paul, and we're going to be talking about creative living in Lincoln City.

Son Paul 0:39

Yeah, the arts and writing and all sorts of different uh forms of art that uh people do here and around our our great county.

RR 0:48

Area draws itself to that artisan community to be here. Not only the beauty of the area, but the beauty of the the written word, the uh sung word, uh just on and on and on.

Son Paul 1:00

Certainly lends itself to some creative outlets, and uh we're gonna hear all about that right after these messages.

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Live a creative life at the Lincoln City Cultural Center. With us is Krista Eddy, and live a creative life is what this place is all about, is it not?

Krista Eddy 2:00

Oh, definitely. We think that having creativity and creative community in your life makes life better.

RR 2:08

You do a lot of work with the kids of the community. Tell me about that.

Krista Eddy 2:12

Oh my gosh, I love it so much. So we have quite a few things that you can bring your kids to here at the Cultural Center. We have an underground art lab on Thursdays from three to six, and it's a drop-in art workshop self-guided with five different projects put out so that kids can explore and do what they're interested in and be creative. And that's drop-in from three to six, and it's five dollars. That's it. You can stay as long as you want. Every Thursday, we have the brick gallery, which is full of Lego displays, and there's a build station, so you can be creative with that. And we constantly have little events happening. Our Festival of Illusions that's coming up soon has an art workshop each day from two to five, I think. Yeah, but the thing that I feel like is the most impactful and the most important thing we do for kids in the community here at the Cultural Center is our outreach program. And so the Cultural Center fundraises and buys all the supplies and organizes to pay for this program where we get to do art in the classrooms with all the kids first grade through sixth grade. They don't have any art curriculum in our schools, haven't for a couple of decades actually. And so this is a really important program. And the kids are so excited to do it. They are so engaged and so creative and so fearless. And the program that we've made, we've built our own curriculum and it builds on itself as they get older. So they're learning things in at Ocean Lake that they'll build upon at Taft Elementary. And then, of course, at our high school, we have two amazing art teachers. So so yeah, I'm just really, really proud of our outreach program.

RR 3:59

And I'm too bad you don't you don't get excited about this.

Krista Eddy 4:02

Oh no, not at all. Not at all.

RR 4:05

When you're talking about the local art, it do it does take money, it takes uh some fundraising, but you also receive uh a lot of items from the community, uh cardboard and in bags and uh in this type of thing. Chad, talk about that.

Krista Eddy 4:20

Oh, yeah, I totally forgot about our our art kit room too. So we have an art kit pickup room, and these are DIY take-home art projects that you can do at home, and they are free. We make them here at the Cultural Center. I have a group of 12 ladies that comes and help help pack them, and we use a lot of repurposed materials. So the community knows they can drop off boxes, they can clean up their studios or their garages, and anything that has potential, creative potential, they can drop off here as long as it's not toxic. And I try and use as much of it as I can, and we build our art kits around what we have sometimes and give them out to the community, and we're so close to that 30,000 mark of art kits given out.

RR 5:02

30,000?

Krista Eddy 5:04

And yes. Yeah, it it started during COVID. It was one of the things we could do during COVID, and we had a drive-thru. We made art kits for people, and everyone loved it so much we just kept going, and now we've given out almost 30,000 of them.

RR 5:16

Okay, we got the art kits for the for the children right across the hall from where we're seated right now. You've got a marvelous gallery.

Krista Eddy 5:24

Oh my gosh, we're so lucky to have the chessmen. We have three galleries now. So we have the chessmen gallery, which was one of the original rooms in the cultural center, to be redone, uh, to be a gallery. We have the fiber arts gallery, which always features some type of fiber arts, and then we have the brick gallery, which is the Lego gallery. Right now, the Chessmen has this really amazing show, which we curate. It's called the Telephone Game, and this is the second iteration or version of it. And what happens is an artist will start, it's like that game you play as a kid where you stand around in a circle and you whisper a message, and the whisper goes around the circle, and when it gets back to the original person, it's very different. And so the telephone game is the same idea, but it's visual, not words. And so an artist will give their piece to the next artist, and that artist will do a rendition inspired by the one before them, and then when that artist finished, then they will give it to another artist. So the artists only see the one piece in front of them to do a rendition from, and then they are displayed or exhibited in in a circle chronologically how they were made, so that you can see what connections artists made, what colors and subject matter carry through, and and what changed completely. So it's it's really a different way to look at art.

RR 6:47

Art is just so absolutely critical to any economy, and this one in particular in Lincoln City, is it not?

Krista Eddy 6:57

I feel like it is. I I really think art and music and all of the things that we do here just enrich lives and make our lives here on the coast just a little bit better and and and deeper and more profound. I think the connections that people make through art are really important. Uh, we're really lucky to have this center. Most small towns don't have a center like this.

RR 7:25

One of the flyers that I just uh saw here is ready to get your hands dirty, join our Sunday ceramics classes.

Krista Eddy 7:33

Well, that's Heather. Heather runs our clay department and it is thriving. We have 40 plus, I think, members of the studio that can use it whenever they want. They use it as their studio. And then we have classes really regularly, and and there are many different types of classes you can take. I think that the Oregon Coast Community College also has their clay lessons here at the Cultural Center. So there's always people in that studio chatting and enjoying the time and being creative and building and making things. It's really good.

RR 8:04

Are they items for sale?

Krista Eddy 8:06

Some of them, most of the artists make work for themselves. But there are a few that are professional artists that sell their work that work out of our community studio. Also, there's Pam Young and Raven Thompson that rent space and they're professional clay artists and they rent space down there.

RR 8:23

Visual arts director, Krista Eddy. This has been that's you.

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Sorry.

RR 8:29

I love it because you are so full of life when it comes to the arts.

Krista Eddy 8:34

I do love it.

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RR 9:21

It is amazing to me the number of people that moved to the Oregon coast, in particular Lincoln City, to write books.

Bobs Beach Books 9:30

Oh, absolutely.

RR 9:31

And well, you you have a lot of those authors here at Bob's Beach Books, do you not, Diane?

Bobs Beach Books 9:36

We do. We get authors in, I won't say every week, but but regularly. And hear from authors, I think I had three in my inbox this morning in my emails. Yeah, we have a great writing community here. And besides our local authors, there's Sitka. They have a wonderful residency program where they bring even more authors to the area. It's fiction, nonfiction. We have an amazingly creative uh area here.

RR 10:00

Is it because of the beauty of the area that attracts them to begin with, or or what is it?

Bobs Beach Books 10:05

I think that's a lot of it. I think a lot of people come here, they're might be traveling through and just decide, oh hey, wait a minute. This is the place I want to be. I I know that's happened at least a few times with people I've spoken to. And it's yeah, it's it's a beautiful place. And can you imagine just a more wonderful place to be writing a book?

RR 10:23

Some of those authors that you have represented here at Bob's Beach books would include?

Bobs Beach Books 10:27

We have we have so many. We've got Catherine Gamblin, uh, Ben Moon, those are both nonfiction. Tara Chote, she just brought uh last week her new book, her sequel. Her newest one is Rough Justice. She does fun mysteries. We've got Christy Fifield, who writes under Christy Evans, Chris York under a few names. We we still have Ron Lovell's books. Uh love Ron. He was a Glenn Eden Beach author. Uh, along those lines, Martha K. Renfro, um, who wrote under MK Wren. She, if you can find them, her mysteries are so much fun because she was writing about the area in about kind of the early 80s, and she renamed it Holiday Beach, but you can go through and and find, oh, that's Otis. That's you know, uh, it's just it's a really fun, they're fun to read.

RR 11:09

I noticed on your website they kept uh bringing up the fact that you always have a smile on your face.

Bobs Beach Books 11:16

Well, I I guess I get to play with books all day, so that's pretty fun.

RR 11:22

Anything in particular that you're reading right now that we need to draw attention to?

Bobs Beach Books 11:27

Oh, oh gosh. I've been kind of hopping around a bunch of new fantasy uh that's that's coming out soon. I'm reading uh the new Emma Denny. She writes historical romance that are a lot of fun. I love Alexander Rowland. She does very fun fantasy chaos, I guess, just delightful chaos, I would say.

RR 11:47

Is there a number of books that you have on your shelf that you're reading at any given time?

Bobs Beach Books 11:52

Yes. I have uh I want to say half a dozen or so going. So sometimes it's hard for me to pin down what am I reading right now, because it's a few things.

RR 12:02

Anything in particular that is uh uh of special importance to you?

Bobs Beach Books 12:08

Well, I actually and and her name is I want to say Kim Griswell, but I'm afraid that's wrong. But I got an email a while back from an author who had done one of the residencies at Sitka, and I guess it changed her perspective, and she kind of went a different direction and ended up writing mystery novels that feature the Oregon Coast. And she said that our book is in one of the novels. Um those are coming up next on my reading list.

RR 12:30

Oh my. I and again, you have pulled off a number of books that uh you have on the shelf. These are all all new books.

Bobs Beach Books 12:39

These are some new books, some that have been out for a while, but these are all these this whole stack is just some local authors that I just grabbed real quick. All people who are writing in the area, and they are they are wonderful in the diversity of what kinds of books. Dinali is by Ben Moon. It's uh Denali, A Man, a dog, and the friendship of a lifetime. We have Lena Fox. She doesn't live in the area, she lives up uh Hood River area, but she's down here quite a bit. We've got Emmeline Duncan. Uh she grew up in the area, lives in Portland now, but she's been picked up by Penguin Random House and writes a couple different series under them. She was up for an Oregon Book Award. She's yeah, she's great fun, love her mysteries. Uh just yeah, so many fun ones.

RR 13:22

You in the past have had a uh book gathering of authors, uh, an author's show. Is that something that's gonna be forthcoming again, or uh have you outgrown it?

Bobs Beach Books 13:34

It well, that was kind of it, is it got to be so big. I think the last one we did had more than 60 authors, and it was just too much for me to organize. And I did have help setting it up, but it's a lot to keep track of for just one person. And I I did try to give it to the city and the person running the the visitor center at the time, I guess it wasn't up their alley, but it's I I'm hoping somebody else in the area picks it up. I did see something coming up in the valley, I think maybe Corvallis. There's a a book festival coming up that looks like a lot of fun. Uh and they are, they're so much fun. If you haven't been to a gathering of authors, go check it out. They would you know it it's it's not intimidating, they're there waiting to talk to you.

RR 14:10

Uh we did talk about the fact that a lot of people write, uh come to the Lincoln City area and write, uh, but you also got authors from around the world.

Bobs Beach Books 14:19

Oh yeah, yeah. It's and that's one of the one of the fun things, I guess. Um I got one of the emails I got last week was a fellow in Texas who he lives uh in Austin, um, but they come here every year and have since he was he's been a kid. So we've got his books coming in, and uh Texas isn't that far away, granted, but just having that little local connection is fun. And there are every week, there are new books coming in every single week. There are so many interesting perspectives you can learn just yeah, as what somebody else thinks about the world, what they think of life, their experiences, and it's one of the best ways, I think, to learn about other people. Just their experiences.

RR 14:56

And you you you share the knowledge uh by rereading those books, do you not?

Bobs Beach Books 15:00

Absolutely. It's it's I think one of the most beautiful ways to learn different perspectives to broaden your horizons because we are, you know, we're we're all in our own head and we have got our own experiences, and it's just a great way to learn about others.

RR 15:15

You find a lot of people collect a particular author.

Bobs Beach Books 15:19

Oh, yes. Actually, we just just had a fellow check out, he's checking out uh CJ Box. He's working down the list of CJ Box, and so he's got a few to go left. CJ Box written a lot of books. Yes, definitely get the collectors in. Have people emailing asking for particular books or you know, from just all over the US saying, I need to fill in these gaps in my collection. And we try to help.

RR 15:40

Bob's Beach Books in the Ocean Lake area of Lincoln City is open.

Bobs Beach Books 15:44

10 to 5 Tuesday through Saturday, and we do buy books. We've been getting a lot of phone calls and emails about that. It's drop in here. There's a whole page on the website about that. For anybody who has questions, just Bobsbeechbooks.net and check out the FAQ there, and you'll see how to buy and how we buy and trade and all that.

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RR 16:32

Another big event taking place in Lincoln City, and again it's tied with the arts. With me is Sharon and uh Nicole. First off, Sharon, Lincoln City Outlets is doing what?

Sharyn Jasmer 16:44

Well, you know, we have always supported the arts in our community. We have been patrons with Silets Bay Music Festival for the performing arts, right? Obviously. And also in the visual arts. So if you look around and you see our beautiful mural that is painted on the back of Lincoln City Gifts, we have that beautiful mural. We also have a store called Local Fair, which is a local artisan store. All of the merchandise that is in that place has been curated by the owner, Sheila. And everything is from the Pacific Northwest and Oregon, with a big emphasis on Oregon, but she's had to go outside up into the Pacific Northwest, other areas. And we have always supported our artists here. So we were super excited when Nicole Peterson came to us and said, Hey, I think we have a a void in our community by not having uh crafting supplies and artist supplies available. And we want to take care of that. And so Lincoln City Art Supply was born, and we were more than happy to have that. And they're strategically located directly across from local fair. So now the makers can actually bop over to Lincoln City Art Supply when it opens on March 7th and be able to get the things that they need to create that vision that they see and get it into something that we can see.

RR 18:14

Nicole Peterson with the new art store. What is the motivation for you behind that?

Nicole Peterson 18:21

So our family has always been avid creators, and with not having a supply store locally any longer, we were just missing it. And we heard the community's outcry to fill that void, and we just really decided that we had to take it on. And we have our paint your own pottery studio that's going to be moving into the back of that location. So we're gonna have a spot for people to come create and be able to buy things to create, and we just felt like the community really needed an art supply store again.

RR 18:54

So will people have an opportunity to do the actual artwork in the studio?

Nicole Peterson 19:00

Yes, we're gonna have a few tables, mostly those are gonna be reserved for painting your own pottery, but also we're going to move into probably classes where people can learn how to knit, people can learn how to do acrylic painting, people can learn all sorts of different things. We've had many teachers already reach out to us offering classes.

RR 19:19

Really? That is uh exciting.

Nicole Peterson 19:21

Yeah, we're really excited about that. And we're gonna have supplies for everyone. So we're gonna have supplies that are for the everyday just I need some stickers, I need some googly eyes, I need some cheap yarn, but we're also gonna have supplies for the avid creators that are more high-end. So if you need the really nice artisan supplies, we're also going to offer that.

RR 19:43

The artisan community has got to be excited over this. Uh, I don't really remember a full artisan uh supply store in town since Lincoln City Stationery, and that's a long time ago.

Nicole Peterson 19:56

Yeah, no, and we are so excited to be able to provide it. We have been working feverishly to source vendors and listen to everyone and reach out to the community to see what they're looking for.

RR 20:08

Tell me a little bit about the uh rest of the studio that's gonna be there in in all of the pottery.

Nicole Peterson 20:14

So we're gonna have paint your own pottery, which is where you pick out a ceramic piece, you get to sit down, you paint it, you leave it for us, we fire it in our kiln, you come back and pick it up in seven days, or we ship for a flat fee of ten dollars per address. So you can paint as many pieces as you want. If we're shipping it out, it's only ten dollars for one address.

RR 20:34

I would venture, I guess, the locals and the tourists alike are are gonna really find you uh to be quite welcoming.

Nicole Peterson 20:42

Yes, no, it'll be so much fun, and we also offer birthday parties and events. We've done a lot of bachelorette parties, that's a really fun one. And whenever you do an event at our Paint Your Own Pottery Studio, we create a commemorative plate for you where everybody's fingerprints go on it and we put their little names, and so it's a really fun creative space.

RR 21:02

Sharon, again, the uh Lincoln City Outlet's uh at the forefront of of supporting the arts in the area. What's next for you?

Sharyn Jasmer 21:12

Oh my goodness. Well, we are definitely planning this grand opening, which is going to be March 7th. It's a Saturday. We invite everybody out to come and check out this great place. Lincoln City Chamber of Commerce will be here at 10 o'clock to do a ribbon cutting. And then, of course, these marvelous folks are going to be doing a spin the wheel for prizes, merchandise, and all kinds of fun happening all day long. Uh so that's been our big focus. And then, of course, our next big focus is spring break.

RR 21:40

As a matter of fact, that that's around the quarter.

Sharyn Jasmer 21:43

Right, as is every business here in Lincoln City concentrating on spring break coming up soon.

RR 21:50

It does it does make a big difference. Those three, four week period in uh mid March on into April are huge.

Sharyn Jasmer 21:59

Yes, they are. And we're really looking forward to it. We can't wait to have another offering and something new and exciting for folks to see this year.

RR 22:07

As you uh continue through the year, uh any other activities, uh events uh coming up for Lincoln City outlets that we ought to know about?

Sharyn Jasmer 22:16

Well, you know, Roger, you always ask me these things. And you know, even when you do it on a recording, you know I can't tell you anything until everything has been signed.

RR 22:28

I love it. That is a great way to put it, but we do have stuff of us.

Sharyn Jasmer 22:32

We do have stuffabus. We've got community days coming up, and we are gonna be doing putt-putt through the outlets. We're gonna have a nine-hole course through the outlets for community days in support of that. Gosh, Roger, we're gonna just have all kinds of stuff. You just should be here at Lincoln City Outlets every day, just like me.

RR 22:51

Just like you. And and and Nicole.

Sharyn Jasmer 22:54

Yes.

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Absolutely.

RR 22:55

Because Stuffabus is really important to you guys as well.

Nicole Peterson 22:58

Yes, Stuffabus has been near and dear to our heart at Lincoln City Gifts. We have always been a huge supporter of Stuffabus. We uh collect donations all summer long. We ask every tourist if they'd like to donate, and then we match it at the end of the summer and put together I think last year we did almost a hundred backpacks full of supplies.

RR 23:17

It is an artisan community. It is an artisan store, so it is something that is desperately needed, and it's gonna open up March 7th at 10 a.m.

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RR 24:01

And finally, in the double R show, I'd like to remind you of upcoming activities and events in and around the Lincoln City community, including City Council, meets February 23rd at 6 o'clock, Council Chambers. On Tuesday, March 3rd, we got the Planning Commission meeting. Uh Driftwood Public Library meets on Wednesday, March 4th. And again, the City Council all the way back in March 9th for their next meeting after that. Great Oregon Coast Garage Sale, all part of Community Days coming up in April, and we'll be talking about Community Days galore uh down the road, all of the activities that are involved in community days. A telephone came and uh we talked about that just ever so briefly with Krista Eddy in the uh one uh piece uh in the in today's program. But it is interesting the way they developed that whole program in the uh Chessman Gallery. Chessman Gallery.

Son Paul 25:01

Yeah, we were speaking, we were talking in the Elizabethan uh room there. Right, Chris. But it was it's in a chessman gallery. Yeah, yeah, for old PJ Chessman, who uh was big founder of the four C's, which will add a course to the Lincoln City Cultural Center.

RR 25:12

Taft Kawanas and uh Lincoln City Rotary are going to be sponsoring a professional day. Uh they're asking uh business uh leaders, uh uh professionals uh to be up at the high school on March 17th uh from 10 until 1130, answering questions to the students of the Taft High School about how to be involved in a broadcast uh podcast, uh how to run a bank, uh be an attorney, interesting or whatever it would happen to be. So we are signed up.

Son Paul 25:46

Oh, we are good enough. So put it on the calendar. So St. Patrick's Day, it sounds like March 17th, and again the time. Uh time is uh gonna be in the morning from 10 until 11:30. And just reach out to your fellow Kowanians or Realitarians to get more information.

RR 26:02

Absolutely. Gotcha. And or uh call up to the TAPTI School, TAP712. Uh Lincoln City Chamber of Commerce noon luncheon is coming up on February 21st. The guest speaker will be Daniel Hunter. Uh, you know Daniel Hunter as the interim city manager. Now he'll be addressing the Chamber of Commerce as the city manager. Gotcha.

Son Paul 26:25

Yeah, great.

RR 26:26

So look forward to that. Your side of the table?

Son Paul 26:29

Yeah, so I was just noticing that uh, you know, the Forest Service, Sayusla National Forest Services, is out there looking for folks. So people looking to do a little time in the uh the Great Forest, reach out to the Sayusla National Forest for some recreation visitor services kind of work, trail maintenance, campground stuff, all those kind of cool summer things you see folks doing, uh they're hiring now. So I just uh think that's a shout out to them. Very good. Uh also uh just for tonight, as a reminder, uh last week we had Conrad Gowl on, as you recall. Yes. From the wild fishing conservancy. And so the talk is tonight. So there are a few seats available, I think. Uh double check cascadehead.org to reserve 6 to 7 30 Natural Arts and Sciences speaker series at the Pelicans.

RR 27:13

Big question always comes up in the business community: when is spring break? Well, spring break is uh obviously in uh uh March, but spring break schedules for Oregon, uh the most common is March 23rd through March 27th, for Washington, April 6th through April 10th, and for Idaho, March 16th through March 20th. So you may want to make certain that you get all your employees ready to go.

Son Paul 27:40

And you got California in there too, and they come up as well. So and they they tend to split the uh their spring breaks between all those three weeks.

RR 27:49

So and last but not least, uh next week's program is gonna be extremely important uh for people of the fourth congressional district because Val Hoyle is gonna be our guest. Uh, she'll be on board to talk about what is happening in Washington, D.C., the effects on Oregon and uh the like. So don't miss that program next week. Uh United States uh Representative Val Hoyle, uh Oregon's fourth congressional district, will be on the Double R show. Anything else, your side of the table? No, we're clear from here. Thanks. So that will do to the doings on a Double R show. Again, we thank you to Oh, speed of thank yous.

Son Paul 28:30

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