<p>The annual Fourth of July Social at the Seaside Museum & Historical Society begins after the parade ends and typically continues until 4 p.m. with a cake walk, raffle, cotton candy, face painting, hot dogs and burgers</p><p>The post <a href="https://www.seasideor.com/event/4th-of-july-social-at-the-seaside-museum/">4th of July Social at the Seaside Museum</a> appeared first on <a href="https://www.seasideor.com">Seaside Oregon</a>.</p>
<div class="tribe-events-single-event-description tribe-events-content"><p>Celebrate at Seaside’s annual Fourth of July Parade. This annual parade is always a lot of fun for families and participants, rain or shine. Arriving early is strongly suggested.</p></div><p>The post <a href="https://www.seasideor.com/event/4th-of-july-parade-2/">4th of July Parade</a> appeared first on <a href="https://www.seasideor.com">Seaside Oregon</a>.</p>
In an annual event co-sponsored by the Portland Corgi Meetup Group and the Oregon Humane Society, Seaside welcomes Corgis (purebred or mix) by the hundreds! Nothing says summer fun like a mob of Corgis enjoying the sand, sun, and ocean breeze while raising money for a good cause.More information and tickets available at the link below.The post Corgi Beach Takeover 2025 appeared first on Seaside Oregon.
Enjoy FREE music, games, prizes, and plenty of fun for everyone at Seaside parks.Kick off your Summer Sunday event at the Broadway Park Shelter with live music, drumming, scavenger hunt guide booklets, and park info. Then head out to discover Seaside’s vibrant 7.75-mile City of Parks loop… perfect for exploring by car, on foot, bike, scooter, or skates.Then head back to Broadway Park for prizes, live jazz by the RJ Marks Trio, and a memorable finale to the day.The post Summer Sunday
Soccer in the Sand Tournament June 14th – 15th Seaside, Oregon.Age divisions:U7-U18: Boys & GirlsAdult: Men, Women & CoedOver 30: Men, Women, & Coed (When registering in GotSoccer please select “other” for the over 30 division)Cost: $545 per team(+ $20 processing fee)Tournament Director:Jordan Arias – (760) 410-4523, [email protected] Lemay – (858) 442 – 9082 [email protected] post Soccer in the Sand appeared first on Seaside Oregon.
Every year, the Muscle and Chrome Car Show is a popular draw for automobile lovers. Featuring vehicles from 1979 and older PLUS factory performance vehicles from 1979 onward, this annual event includes an all-day show and shine and cruises on Highway 101 and through Downtown Seaside.More information at the link below. The post Muscle and Chrome Car Show appeared first on Seaside Oregon.
Seaside’s First Saturday Art Walk is a free event that takes place between Holladay Drive and Broadway in Seaside’s Historic Gilbert District.Details for this particular art walk haven’t been shared yet. Participating galleries typically include:Tiger Lily Boutique and Art Gallery613 BroadwayBeach Bum Laser Designs606 BroadwayPacific Heirloom and Collectibles608 BroadwayFairweather House and Gallery612 BroadwayThe Whet Spot12 North Holladay DriveRuby Tides18 N. Holladay DriveSunrose Art an
Seaside’s monthly Treasure the Beach Cleanup takes place the first Saturday of every month.This volunteer cleanup effort is coordinated by multiple groups in the area and offers visitors the chance to give back to Seaside’s greatest attraction… the beach! Sign up begins at 9 a.m. in front of the Seaside Aquarium, where you’ll receive trash bags and gloves and attendants can help answer any questions.As a thank you for helping keep our beach pristine, we’re offering
Pouring at the Coast is a celebration of craft beer, community, and coastal beauty… bringing together more than 30 breweries for an unforgettable outdoor experience on the Oregon Coast. This annual event features live music, festival games, and exclusive craft beer selections from some of the Pacific Northwest’s best breweries.More info and tickets available at the link below.The post 15th Annual Pouring at the Coast appeared first on Seaside Oregon.
History & Hops is a series of local history discussions hosted by the Seaside Museum on the last Thursday of eachmonth, September through May, at Seaside Brewing Co. The event is free to attend, and everyone is welcome to joinin the fun!LIBERTY FACTORY: THE UNTOLD STORY OF HENRY KAISER’S OREGON SHIPYARDSLocal maritime historian and author Peter Marsh will present a spirited discussion of his latest book, Liberty Factory.In this book, Marsh tells the story of the ingenuity of Henry Kaiser, a
Join Wine & Beer Haus for their first and exclusive wine tasting event. Meet Lemelson Vineyards’ Winemaker, Matt Wengel, at our afternoon gathering. Sunday, May 25th, 2pmExperience this opportunity to taste & learn about Matt’s unique line up of amazing wines.$20 Includes: 5 Sample Pours Plus a Bonus Pour of Winemakers Choice & Charcuterie Snacks-Tasting Fee Waved with 2 Bottle Purchase-Tasting Fee Waved Plus 10% off with 6 Bottle PurchaseSave $5.00 by coming in or calling (5
Trestle Bay BirdingJoin a park ranger on a guided walk to look for and identify birds. Friday May 23rd 9:30 am – 10:30 am. Meet at Parking Lot D.No birding experience is required, and experts are welcome to come share their knowledge.Binoculars are recommended, and we have a few binoculars to use.For more information contact Dane Osis 971-338-8030 or [email protected] post Let’s Go Birding appeared first on Seaside Oregon.
ASTORIA, Ore. -- Adults behaving badly in youth sports left an 11-year-old player in tears in Oregon. Coaches accused a child of being too old to compete. The shocking moment was caught on video.
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In a now-viral video out of Astoria, Oregon, an 11-year-old softball player was confronted—not for poor sportsmanship, cheating, or breaking a rule—but simply f ...
ASTORIA, Ore. -- Adults behaving badly in youth sports left an 11-year-old player in tears in Oregon. Coaches accused a child of being too old to compete. The shocking moment was caught on video.
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The North Coast Express will provide seasonal transit between Beaverton and Astoria, Seaside, Cannon Beach, Rockaway Beach and the Tillamook Creamery.