Tag: recreation

I’ll See You at the Nat

December 26, 2012 | by Nate Burke

A brief look at Seaside history of Natatoriums...More [...]

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Miss Oregon Parade: 1950

A brief look at the Miss Oregon Parade circa 1950.

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Ice Cream for Dinner

More than a dozen frozen treat shops, the thought of brain freeze is likely.

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A Weekend of Discoveries

Last weekend I went to the Pouring at the Coast Event with my boyfriend, and had the best time! We were given souvenir glasses to use during the event (and they had rinse stations to keep your glass clean between tastings). We tried craft beers from every brewery, and I discovered I really enjoy the dark beers

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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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Seaside Art Scene

Seaside is well-known for its scenic coastline, color-drenched sunsets and abundant natural beauty, but this coastal town has an a...

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Everyone Needs a Spring Break

Any reason is a good reason to head to the Oregon Coast. Whether you have an official “spring break” or not, we think that yo...

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C&R Mercantile’s Rachelle Minoza Brings The Chic

When Rachelle “Shelly” Minoza moved to Oregon with her young family in 1992, she took a job at Meier & Frank to be able to wor...

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Seaside Civic and Convention Center

The benefits and joys of life in our small coastal community are many. And just when you think you’ve seen it all, done it all and start thinking about heading to the big city you’re reminded that the Seaside Civic and Convention Center brings you the best of all possible worlds and you can stay right here

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Quiet Waters and Wildlife on the Necanicum Estuary

You dip your paddle into the quiet water and pull it back. Tiny whirlpools on either side of the blade ensure that you’ve made a...

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Farmers Market Means Summer on the Coast

The Seaside Farmers Market has become a staple of summer in Seaside. Now in its ninth year and one of Seaside’s eight stops on t...

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Let’s Fly a Kite

On the beach at Seaside is perfect for this. There are no overhead wires and the beach has few up or down wind drafts from the winds which move across the ocean. This makes kite flying easier and explains why kites are a common part of the Seaside landscape. Kite flying is for dry days as wet kite lines can act as a conductor for static electricity and lightning in a storm.

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Extended Stays

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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Barefoot beachcombing: a Treat for Your Feet

Historical photo of children doing some barefoot beach combing.

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Burgers and a beer at U Street Pub & Eatery

Big Burgers You’ll Want to Brag About

Seaside is, of course, known for its fresh seafood. Dozens of restaurants have clam chowders and local razor clams on the menu. Bu...

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The Sweet Side of Seaside

Above photo: A tray of sweets on display at A Sweet Affaire, held every February. In February, we invite you to bask in the sweet ...

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Five Ways to Go Offline in Seaside

If you’re looking for a place to unplug for a bit and get away from all the texts and emails, head toward Seaside for an offline...

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Artillery on the Beach

Artillery on Seaside

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The Iron Horse Comes to Town

A look at the train that connected Seaside to Portland in 1898

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