Learn about the past while sipping a brew during History and Hops, presented by the Seaside Museum and Historical Society. Sue Glen will present "Riding the Rails to Seaside", a look at train travel on the North Coast. History & Hops, a series of local history discussions that take place on the last Thursday ofFind OUT MORE

Time for History and Hops: Free Beaches for All. This year is the 50th anniversary of Oregon's Beach Bill. It is time to celebrate our beautiful-and singularly protected beaches. Come listen to Elaine Trucke a Seaside native and executive director of the Cannon Beach History Center and Museum present "For the Love of our Beaches"Find OUT MORE

Time for History and Hops: Music, Mayhem and Merriment. Did you know Seaside’s Bungalow Dance Hall and Pypo Club were well known throughout the region for the musicians they brought to town? Where, when and how did the Miss Oregon Pageant begin? What was the Dahlia Parade about?  How did Seaside recover from the riotsFind OUT MORE

History and Hops Goes to Hollywood when Mac Burns, executive director of the Clatsop County Historical Society discuss the county’s role in motion pictures. Mac was instrumental in creating the Oregon Film Museum highlighting and celebrating movies that were made in Oregon. “Before there was Hollywood there was Astoria,” says Burns who will explore theFind OUT MORE

History & Hops: Exploring Early Pioneer Calvin Tibbets with author Jerry Sutherland. Come hear about the Wahoni Milling Company, a grist mill located where Seaside now meets Gearhart, created in 1845 by Calvin Tibbets and his neighbors Elbridge Trask, Tom Owens, William Perry, and Edward Williams.  Sutherland will invite questions and attempt to bring historyFind OUT MORE

Be a part of History and Hops: Seaside - Hunting Shipwrecks of the North Coast at the Seaside Brewing Co. with Maritime Archaeologist Chris Dewey. Graveyard of the Pacific is a nickname for the stretch of Pacific Northwest coastal ocean ranging from Tillamook Bay northward to Vancouver Island. It is estimated that more than 2000Find OUT MORE

Be a part of History and Hops: Seaside - "A Convenient Situation" at the Seaside Brewing Co. with retired National Park Service ranger Tom Wilson. Tom will be discussing the importance of salt for the Lewis and Clark Expedition. He will recount how Corps members made the salt needed for the Expedition and share theFind OUT MORE

Be a part of History and Hops at the Seaside Brewing Co. Speaker, researcher, author and national traveler Lorna Hainesworth presents Connections: The Corps Of Discovery and The War Of 1812. Lorna will share her research and findings about Lewis and Clark Expedition’s Corps of Discovery members who had significant life experiences during the WarFind OUT MORE