Events

The Long Beach Peninsula and Pacific County have an array of springtime traditions, from the famous Razor Clam Festival to colorful art shows. Mark your calendars. You won’t want to miss these annual favorites!

Restaurant Month returns to the Long Beach Peninsula on January 1st! Experience incredible 3-course meals for just $39 at some of the peninsula’s best restaurants. Our restaurants take great pride in featuring dishes created from scratch every day. They often feature locally and regionally sourced ingredients, so you’re sure to...

Holidays are better at the beach. With few crowds, the holiday season is cozy and intimate on the peninsula. Christmas mermaids, a crab pot Christmas tree, and local markets are just a few highlights of the season! Follow Visit Long Beach Peninsula for more holiday events and check back for...

This year marks the 20th Anniversary of the Long Beach Peninsula's Wild Mushroom Celebration. What better way to celebrate than to discover it's origins.

The fall season might just be the peninsula’s best-kept secret! Fewer crowds and incredible weather are reason enough to plan a fall escape. But if you’re looking for more excitement, here are nine fall events you should put on the calendar right now!

Remember how you loved to go to the beach as a kid? Those special memories last a lifetime. Continue the family traditions, or start some new ones on Washington’s Long Beach Peninsula, where family fun is everywhere. Children of all ages love to play, explore, learn, and eat yummy foods,...

Pack your athletic gear for the beach and come play outside on the Long Beach Peninsula during one of our annual races! Bring your family and make it a beach weekend. With gorgeous trails and 28 miles of beach, there are endless opportunities for a fun and active getaway. Cape...

If you're a clam fan, this event is for you. Don't miss this year's Long Beach Razor Clam Festival on the Washington Coast for family friendly fun.

Long Beach’s original Razor Clam Festival, held in April 1940, featured the world’s largest frying pan, a colossal clam dig and handcrafted batches of chowder. Families flocked to the Peninsula for a weekend of fritters and fun; clouds of steam pouring off the giant frying pan wafted over festivalgoers; “Bathing...