Events Calendar

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.

Events for March 3, 2024

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Pacific Basketball League

March 2 - March 3

Various venues PBL Seaside, Astoria and Warrenton, 97138 United States + Google Map

4th-8th Grade Boys open level. 4th-8th Grade Girls open level. All tournaments guarantee 4 games. Two games will be played on Saturday, and two on Sunday. Game times begin at 8:00am on Saturday and most championship games will begin at 7:00pm on Sunday. Tournaments will be limited to the first teams to register in eachFind OUT MORE

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Clamming Chronicles

History of clamming in Seaside, Oregon

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Snail Mail: the Agony & the Ecstasy

Snail mail in Seaside circa 1909.

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King Tides on the Oregon Coast

Although the sunny days of summer are long behind us, winter brings its own special flavor to the Oregon Coast, in the form of kin...

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Seaside Skatepark

The Seaside Skatepark (also called the PTR “Hometown Park”) has a unique history. It was opened in June of 2007, and was built by Placed to Ride. The owner of Placed to Ride, Stefan Hauser, lives here in Seaside.

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Painted Rocks & Secret Spots

Rock beach offers something relatively unknown amongst a beach that's well known

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Fruits of Your Labor

Picking blackberries on the Oregon Coast, local coastal berries

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The Best of Times News: The Beach at the End of the Trail

Travel writer for the fabulous 50-and-over set, Andrea Gross, spent some time on Oregon’s North Coast in the summer of 2014....

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Biking the N. Coast Mountain Range

Opportunities endless when hopping on two wheels to navigate Seaside area

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Wave Energy

Wave energy refers to energy generated from the power of waves near their surface. There are different types of devices designed to convert wave energy, but the ones that seems to be most in use at the moment as researchers continue to investigate this source of renewable energy are buoys. Columbia Power Technologies, an Oregon-based alternative energy company, recently launched a prototype wave energy buoy in the gentle waters of the Puget Sound as it races to be one of the first suppliers of wave-generated energy.

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