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Dedicated to the Promenade
It's been nearly 92 years since the inaguration of Seaside's Promenade
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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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Hot Summer Car Shows
Two Seaside car shows help usher in and wind down the summer travel season
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How to Get Epic Tillamook Rock Lighthouse Views
Your quest to see Tillamook Rock begins on the south side of Seaside at the end of Sunset Boulevard.
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Seaside, OR Makes List of Best Beach Towns to Explore on Foot
Top 8 Best Beach Towns to Explore on Foot
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The Big Storm
The Oregon Climate Service calls it the Great Coastal Gale of 2007, but here in Seaside we just call it The Big Storm.
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Beauty and the Beach (and a Photo Bomb)
The sundial in Seaside has been around since the 1940s - you can check it out on the promenade today.
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Top Things to Do With Young Kids
Seaside has long been a favorite family retreat, but it’s an especially good choice for families with young children. Why? Becau...
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Seaside Without A Car
If you’ve visited Seaside in the past, you’ve likely come by car. You can come to this part of the Oregon Coast by airplane vi...
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A Little Kid on a Big Beach
At the beach, the world feels wild and young again. This photo of an anonymous 3 year-old boy in the early 1940s is an iconic portrayal of Seaside’s treasured experience.
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The Pull of Progress – Seaside in 1921
Postwar Seaside saw a boom in growth and development.
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Holiday Festivities in Seaside
Seaside is one of the Coast’s most beloved destinations for holiday shopping and seasonal celebrations. Plan a visit around thes...
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How to Treasure the Beach
No one owns the Oregon Coast — it belongs to everyone. Thanks to 1967’s landmark Beach Bill, Oregon has some of the most prote...
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A Smashing Good Time
The vintage bumper cars are a seaside tradition and we check out their 2013 opening weekend,
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Chowder for Dooger’s Next Generation: Carnegie Wiese
Doug Wiese and his son Carnegie know a great bowl of clam chowder. It’s the signature dish at their family-run restaurant, Dooge...
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Waving the Flag in the Early 1900s
Take a look at a vintage float from the early 1900s Seaside parade.
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