Events Calendar

Name: Ride The Dirt Wave
Start: 2023-06-03T00:00:00-07:00
End: 2023-06-04T23:59:59-07:00
Location: Klootchy Creek County Park

There’s almost always something going on in Seaside. From art walks and wine walks to the world’s largest beach volleyball tournaments and relay races… plan your trip around your favorite events or use this calendar to join in the fun during your stay.

6:00 pm

May 25, 2023 @ 6:00 pm - 7:00 pm

History and Hops

Seaside Brewing Co. 851 Broadway St, Seaside

Free

and so much more!

Feed Your Mind, Body and Soul in Seaside

Seaside is more than its well-earned reputation for fun and shopping along famed Broadway Street. It’s also home to pampering sp...

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Seaside Elk

I was driving into Seaside, along Highway 101 South, and had just passed the Circle Creek Campsite on the left, when I noticed several cars parked off the side of the road.

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Episode Three: the Seaside Aquarium

Take the audio walking tour of Seaside

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Behind the Scenes at the Seaside Aquarium With Tiffany Boothe

The Seaside Aquarium has been a fixture on the Prom for as long as anyone can remember; it dates back to 1937, one of the oldest a...

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Dining Gluten-Free in Seaside

Potato Leek Soup and Kale Salad from Dough Dough Bakery / photo by Jon Rahl Avoiding gluten doesn’t mean giving up flavor or var...

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Celebrating the Moms in Our Life

Honoring motherhood through a photo on the beach

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COVID: What to Expect Dining In or Taking Out

The local beer and Northwest wines are flowing, the traditional ice cream and artisanal gelato is ready to scoop, and your favorit...

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Establishing Another World Record

Seaside Beach Volleyball Tournament establishes yet another record during stellar event.

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Making Seaside Beautiful: Gardens

Seeking help on starting a garden plot sent me in search of Pam Fleming, whose reputation as a resource on Seaside’s Gardens was a bit understated as I was to discover. I met her at the Grand Opening of Back Alley Gardens (find by walking through Natural Nook Florists 734 Broadway).

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Warm Drinks and Cool Winter Excursions

If you think winter is the best time to visit Seaside, you’re not alone. The beaches are empty, huge waves crash against the sho...

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Haunted in Seaside? Just like all towns with a deep history, there's chatter of the spookier side too. We dive in to find out when and where.

Spookiest Spots in Seaside

A fair number of sites in Seaside are thought to be haunted. So we took a deep dive to see what locals and experts had to say about the paranormal.

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Fun Street Foods in Seaside

With its compact streets and plenty to explore downtown, Seaside is the perfect place for walking or rolling along in just about a...

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Roaming the Sand for Treasures

The beach is often filled with unique finds, especially after a storm.

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Boogie Nights

A look at Seaside's old dance hall and skating rink

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Watching Nature Run its Course in Seaside

Wonderful natural beauty in Seaside,

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A Stop on the Art Walk

Capturing what goes on behind the scenes of a First Saturday Art Walk

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How to Bike Seaside in Every Season

If you like to ride a bike, there’s something for everyone in Seaside and something for every season, too. Be it a family of five, an avid mountain biker, friends on a weekend outing, a couple on a date, or someone who likes to combine biking and outdoor exploration, Seaside’s trails and roads, paved and otherwise, have you covered. In fact, there are plenty of reasons to enjoy biking in Seaside throughout the year. Here are some great biking experiences recent visitors have enjoyed in and around Seaside. Get inspired to plan your own trip.

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The Cove in Seaside

Rain or shine, the Seaside Cove is a must-see-stop whether you’re a tourist or a local. It’s a mixture of sandy and rocky beach. There are tons of parking spots, and Seltzer Park is just across the street. There are public restrooms and a shower to rinse off sandy feet. There are also plenty of benches for both wave watching and people watching.

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