Showing posts with label festival. Show all posts
Showing posts with label festival. Show all posts

Tuesday, April 3, 2018

April is Razor Clam Time

I wrote about the Razor Clam festival a few years back. I am having a lazy moment and decided to repost the original from 2014. The website is the same and there is a long list of events scheduled for 2018. Do you really need an excuse to go to the coast? Well, just in case you do, now you have one.


Washington State Department of Fish and Wildlife
It's Back! Yes the classic Razor Clam Festival is back in Long Beach. Clamming has long been a favorite past time on the beaches of the Pacific Northwest and the Long Beach Razor Clam Festival has roots dated back to the 1940s.

The community has teamed up with private sponsors and the State Department of Fish and Wildlife to put on a great big festival April 20th. Check out the website for the event here.

The Southwest Washington Coast is a great place to visit and a fabulous place to live. I have spent many a word writing about the great value afforded to property in this Long beach Peninsula market and now could be an ideal time to buy your dream getaway home or retirement home in tax friendly Washington State.

Whatever you fancy, get out to the coast and check out the Razor Clam Festival on the 20th.

Tuesday, April 7, 2015

Clam Festival Time Again

Washington State Department of Fish and Wildlife
It's Back! Yes the classic Razor Clam Festival is back in Long Beach. Clamming has long been a favorite past time on the beaches of the Pacific Northwest and the Long Beach Razor Clam Festival has roots dated back to the 1940s.

The community has teamed up with private sponsors and the State Department of Fish and Wildlife to put on a great big festival April 18th and 19th. Check out the website for the event here.

The Southwest Washington Coast is a great place to visit and a fabulous place to live. I have spent many a word writing about the great value afforded to property in this Long beach Peninsula market and now could be an ideal time to buy your dream getaway home or retirement home in tax friendly Washington State.

Whatever you fancy, get out to the coast and check out the Razor Clam Festival starting on the 18th.

Tuesday, October 7, 2014

Autumn at the Coast

Autumn is a beautiful time of year. At the coast the weather can be very mild during the fall months. Sometimes warmer and more pleasant than the inland areas of Portland and Vancouver. Although the brilliant fall foliage is more muted at the coast the weather is not. This can be a great time to enjoy mild or cool sunny days walking the beach or wonderful nights watching those first fall storms bring fury to the shoreline.

This weekend the Peninsula Fall arts show will bring artists and fans alike to the coast you can read more on the Long Beach website here.

The following weekend brings the 30th annual Water Music Festival so you can enjoy wonderful music at intimate venues. More information here.

October will also bring the 'Cranberrian Fair', Oktoberfest and One world Kite Celebration. There is much to do and see at the coast.

Enjoy.

Tuesday, April 8, 2014

Long Beach Razor Clam Festival

Washington State Department of Fish and Wildlife
It's Back! Yes the classic Razor Clam Festival is back in Long Beach. Clamming has long been a favorite past time on the beaches of the Pacific Northwest and the Long Beach Razor Clam Festival has roots dated back to the 1940s.

The community has teamed up with private sponsors and the State Department of Fish and Wildlife to put on a great big festival April 19th and 20th. Check out the website for the event here.

The Southwest Washington Coast is a great place to visit and a fabulous place to live. I have spent many a word writing about the great value afforded to property in this Long beach Peninsula market and now could be an ideal time to buy your dream getaway home or retirement home in tax friendly Washington State.

Whatever you fancy, get out to the coast and check out the Razor Clam Festival starting on the 19th.