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.
Seaside, Oregon preparations for the holiday season
Celebrate the holiday season — Seaside-style! That means escaping the frenetic holiday bustle and slowing down to enjoy the sigh...
Seaside holiday spirit is more than evident around town beginning in early November. Ushered in by lights and decorations going up...
No beach town is complete without an ice cream stand. There’s just something about a cool, creamy ice cream-topped cone that mak...
Talk to anyone who’s ever visited Seaside, and they’re bound to bring up Fascination with an enthusiastic “I love that game!...
Pick up a colorful bouquet of summer dahlias at roadside stands along Highway 101 and other coast highways
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.
The buzz of summer is in the air as Seaside welcomes ever-increasing waves of visitors, happily sharing the beauty and bounty of our coastal getaway. As numbers increase on sidewalks, in shops, on roads and in restaurants, our local houses of worship also expand. Some folks desire a peaceful respite during a busy vacation; brides anxiously check out venues for future nuptials; history buffs enjoy the areas older churches; and some just enjoy connecting and worshiping with others of like-minded faith.
The beach is often filled with unique finds, especially after a storm.
A longstanding tradition is alive and well in Seaside
It’s possible to see gray whales off the Oregon Coast year-round, but one of two peak periods occurs in late March, when some 20...