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Long Beach Peninsula’s Doggie Olympic Games Promise A Paw Full Of Fun And Games, June 28 And 29, 2013
LONG BEACH, Wash. – April 30, 2013 – Canine owners and dog-lovers at large are invited to join the fun on June 28 and 29 at the Long Beach Peninsula’s Doggie Olympic Games. Providing the perfect recipe for a... Read More
LONG BEACH PENINSULA WILL DEDICATE PARK AND BLESS FLEET DURING LOYALTY DAY WEEKEND, MAY 4 AND 5, 2013
Weekend’s festivities include grand parade, children’s parade, U.S. Coast Guard Blessing of the Fleet, lifeboat display, cowboy breakfast, oyster feed, park dedication, and more LONG BEACH PENINSULA, Wash. – April 12, 2013 – A full weekend of star-spangled events is... Read More
Long Beach Peninsula Points To Bird Watching As Top Spring Activity
Shorebirds galore, plus blue winged teals, red crossbills, Western blue birds and more rest and feed during Pacific Flyway migration LONG BEACH PENINSULA, Wash. – March 29, 2013 – As the northward migration along the Pacific Flyway reaches its... Read More
Washington’s Long Beach Peninsula Kicks Off Trout Season With A Fishing Derby For Kids
LONG BEACH PENINSULA, Wash. – March 25, 2013 – Black Lake on Washington’s Long Beach Peninsula in Ilwaco will be the site of the 21st annual Black Lake Fishing Derby – an opening-day trout-fishing derby for kids. The free event... Read More
Guns, Shovels And Buckets In Hand, Clammers Invited To The Long Beach Peninsula For Renaissance Of 1940s Long Beach Clam Festival, April 27 And 28, 2013
Cherished Northwest tradition of digging for razor clams celebrated with clam chowder cook-off, best decorated clam gun, biggest clam dug and best limit of clams LONG BEACH, Wash. – March 11, 2013 – Long Beach is bringing back the... Read More
Long Beach Peninsula’s Lewis And Clark Interpretive Center Selected As ‘Whale Watching Spoken Here’ Program Site, March 23 Through 30, 2013
Cliff-perched center designated as only official site for gray whale show and tell in Washington ILWACO, Wash. – February 21, 2013 – The Lewis and Clark Interpretive Center, at Cape Disappointment State Park in Ilwaco, will participate in a week’s... Read More
Long Beach Peninsula’s Wide-Open Beach, Serene Lakes And Scenic Trails Provide Picture-Perfect Settings For Active, Outdoor Events
Newly added and long-running events promote health and wellbeing in 2013 With New Year fitness goals still in sight, the Long Beach Peninsula Visitors Bureau announced a handful of fun and challenging outdoor events for 2013. Among them are 5... Read More
Long Beach Peninsula Visitors Bureau Announces 70+ Visitor Friendly Festivals And Events For 2013
Visitors can explore one or more festivals most weekends of the year LONG BEACH PENINSULA, Wash. – January 30, 2013 – With one festival or more on most weekends of the year, visitors to the Long Beach Peninsula have extra... Read More
Mouths Water As Frying Pans Sizzle With Oysters Fresh From Willapa Bay At Restaurants All Along Washington’s Long Beach Peninsula
Restaurants and diners take full advantage of prime season with highly prized Willapa Bay oysters at their culinary best
LONG BEACH PENINSULA, Wash. – January 22, 2013 – Fresher than fresh, oysters just harvested from Willapa Bay make their way to the plates of happy diners on Washington’s Long Beach Peninsula. According to chefs all along this 28-mile spit of... Read More
Commercial Crabbers Ready Pots As Long Beach Peninsula Chefs Create Menus For Sweet, Succulent Dungeness Crab, Fresh From The Mouth Of The Columbia River
LONG BEACH PENINSULA, Wash. – December 19, 2012– Chefs on Southwest Washington’s Long Beach Peninsula are counting down the days for delivery of freshly caught Dungeness crab. “Drop Day” – the first day that commercial crab fisherman set out... Read More
Flyers Fly Indoors At Windless Kite Festival, Jan. 19 And 20, 2013, On Washington’s Long Beach Peninsula
Spectators of all ages are invited to watch and learn as skilled flyers perform stunts, tricks and choreographed kite ballet LONG BEACH, Wash. – December 27, 2012 – According to the World Kite Museum, neither gale-force wind nor torrential rain will... Read More
Snowbirds Of A Different Sort Return To Southwest Washington’s Long Beach Peninsula
Snowy-white Trumpeter Swans, Snowy Owls and Snow Buntings among the feathered friends seeking winter homes and restored habitat on multi-environ, 28-mile long spit of sand LONG BEACH PENINSULA, Wash. – December 15, 2012 – Reports are coming in of... Read More
Gray Whale Sightings Enrich Visitor Experience On Southwest Washington’s Long Beach Peninsula
Cape Disappointment State Park Participates in “Whale Watching Spoken Here” week, Dec. 26 through 30, 2012 LONG BEACH PENINSULA, Wash. – November 30, 2012 – According to interpretive specialists at Cape Disappointment State Park, mid-December marks the start of... Read More
Lighted Boat Parade, Tree Lightings, Fireworks And Mrs. Claus Add Sparkle To The Holiday Season On Washington’s Long Beach Peninsula
Warmly decorated with garlands and lights, Victorian villages, fishing ports and beach towns along Southwest Washington’s Long Beach Peninsula will host a series of events to build anticipation for the winter holidays.
According to the Long Beach Peninsula Visitors Bureau, highlights include a lighted boat parade, caroling, lighting of the town tree in Long Beach and a crab pot Christmas tree in Ilwaco, craft making with Mrs. Claus, a birthday party for Frosty the Snowman, and fireworks displays over the water. Starting with Holidays at the Beach on Nov. 23, all events are free to the public, with a donation of non-perishable food or warm clothing items for local charities requested at two events.
Dramatic, Thrilling Seasonal Storms Draw The Adventurous To Southwest Washington’s Long Beach Peninsula
LONG BEACH PENINSULA, Wash. – Oct. 27, 2012 – Heralded by last week’s heavy rain and 60mph wind gusts, the season of Pacific Ocean storms carrying fierce winds and tumultuous surf crashing against the Southwest coast of Washington has begun,... Read More
New National Park Site Focus Of ‘Ocian in View’ Cultural Program
Event explores culture and history of the Lower Columbia River region, Nov. 9 and 10, 2012, on Southwest Washington’s Long Beach Peninsula LONG BEACH PENINSULA, Wash. – October 26, 2012 – The Middle Village/Station Camp Unit at McGowan, a new... Read More
Century-Old Tradition Of Harvesting “Red Gold” Will Be Celebrated At Cranberrian Fair, October 13 and 14, 2012, on Southwest Washington’s Long Beach Peninsula
Homemade Cranberry-Peach Pies and Bog Harvest Tours Top Picks LONG BEACH PENINSULA, Wash. – September 29, 2012 – A celebration of local harvest including all things cranberry will take place on Southwest Washington’s Long Beach Peninsula, October 13 and 14,... Read More
Dine At The Source Chefs Will Satisfy Foodies’ Fervor For Fungi During The Long Beach Peninsula’s Wild Mushroom Celebration, Oct. 1 Through Nov. 15, 2012
Annual culinary showcase runs during height of Southwest Washington’s mushroom season LONG BEACH PENINSULA, Wash. – Sept. 27, 2012 – Chefs, innkeepers and mushroom lovers alike will share their passion for one of the Long Beach Peninsula’s most prolific –... Read More
Young Artists, Amazing Vocals And Classical Talent Showcased At Water Music Festival 2012
All performances will take place in the watery environs of Southwest Washington’s Long Beach Peninsula from October 12 through 14 LONG BEACH PENINSULA, Wash. – August 31, 2012 – Beach, marshlands, riverbanks and wetlands set the tone for Water Music... Read More
Discovery Trail Half Marathon Will Showcase Varied Landscapes Of Southwest Washington’s Long Beach Peninsula, Sept. 12, 2012
Half Marathon calls attention to impressive system of trails on 28-mile long spit of land LONG BEACH, Wash. — July 24, 2012 — Showcasing the amazing trail system on Southwest Washington’s Long Beach Peninsula, the certified Discovery Trail Half Marathon is expected... Read More