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There’s almost always something going on in Seaside. From art walks and wine
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LIVE MUSIC: SEASIDE COFFEE HOUSE HAS MUSIC MONDAYS WITH GARY

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LIVE MUSIC: BLUEGRASS EVERY THURSDAY 7PM-9PM

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TRESTLE BAY BIRDING


LIVE MUSIC: LORENZO & HIS SURF GUITAR AT BURLY & THE BEAN COFFEE ROASTERS


LIVE MUSIC: IN THE PINK AT TIMES THEATER & PUBLIC HOUSE

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RIDE THE DIRT WAVE


FIRST SATURDAY ART WALK


LIVE MUSIC: IN THE PINK AT TIMES THEATER & PUBLIC HOUSE

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RIDE THE DIRT WAVE

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LIVE MUSIC: SEASIDE COFFEE HOUSE HAS MUSIC MONDAYS WITH GARY

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LIVE MUSIC: BLUEGRASS EVERY THURSDAY AT BURLY & THE BEAN COFFEE ROASTERS

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FORT TO SEA TRAIL BIRD WALK

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LIVE MUSIC: SEASIDE COFFEE HOUSE HAS MUSIC MONDAYS WITH GARY

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SEASIDE FARMERS MARKET

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BATTERY RUSSELL BIRD WALK


LIVE MUSIC: BLUEGRASS EVERY THURSDAY AT BURLY & THE BEAN COFFEE ROASTERS

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SOCCER IN THE SAND


MUSCLE AND CHROME CAR SHOW

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SOCCER IN THE SAND

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LIVE MUSIC: SEASIDE COFFEE HOUSE HAS MUSIC MONDAYS WITH GARY

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RAZOR CLAMMING AND CHOWDER WORKSHOP

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SEASIDE FARMERS MARKET

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LIVE MUSIC: BLUEGRASS EVERY THURSDAY AT BURLY & THE BEAN COFFEE ROASTERS

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OLD FORT STEVENS BIRD WALK

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OREGON CORGI BEACH TAKEOVER 2023 BY PORTLAND CORGI MEETUP GROUP

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SEASIDE FARMERS MARKET

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FIRST SATURDAY ART WALK

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