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SUMMARY:Seabrook's Founder's Day Celebration
DESCRIPTION:Celebrating 22 Years | Past\, Present\, Fun\n\nJoin the fun on Saturday\, July 18\, from noon to 3:00 PM at Meadowview Park for a day of family-friendly festivities as we celebrate 22 years of community\, connection\, and memories in Seabrook!\n\nThis year's celebration honors not only our town's milestone but also the rich coastal history of the North Beach region. While Seabrook was founded in 2004\, the land's story stretches back centuries\, from the Quinault Indian Nation who first stewarded these shores to the rugged pioneers and loggers of the early 20th century.\n\nEvent highlights\n\nLawn Games: Compete in sack races\, three-legged races\, and the crowd-favorite egg toss.\n\nFamily Fun: Bounce around in the bouncy house and enjoy activities for all ages.\n\nLive Entertainment: Dance\, sing\, and hum along to country-rock with the Massy Ferguson Band.\n\nRefreshments: Snack on treats and refreshing beverages.\n\nBring your friends\, family\, and neighbors to celebrate the past\, present\, and future spirit that makes Seabrook one of a kind!\n\nHistory lovers\n\nOn your way to or from Meadowview Park\, take a moment to stop by the historic Dorothy Anderson Cabin on Meriweather Street\, a beautifully restored relic from the early 1900s that stands as a testament to the area's original settlers. Currently\, the Museum of the North Beach has temporarily moved from Moclips to its historic cabin. You can visit this 'mini' museum for a fascinating look at the area's past.
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:Celebrating 22 Years | Past\, Present\, Fun
\n\nJoin the fun on Saturday\, July 18\, from noon to 3:00 PM at Meadowview Park for a day of family-friendly festivities as we celebrate 22 years of community\, connection\, and memories in Seabrook!
\n\nThis year&rsquo\;s celebration honors not only our town&rsquo\;s milestone but also the rich coastal history of the North Beach region. While Seabrook was founded in 2004\, the land&rsquo\;s story stretches back centuries\, from the Quinault Indian Nation who first stewarded these shores to the rugged pioneers and loggers of the early 20th century.
\n\nEvent highlights
\n\nLawn Games: Compete in sack races\, three-legged races\, and the crowd-favorite egg toss.
\n\nFamily Fun: Bounce around in the bouncy house and enjoy activities for all ages.
\n\nLive Entertainment: Dance\, sing\, and hum along to country-rock with the Massy Ferguson Band.
\n\nRefreshments: Snack on treats and refreshing beverages.
\n\nBring your friends\, family\, and neighbors to celebrate the past\, present\, and future spirit that makes Seabrook one of a kind!
\n\nHistory lovers
\n\nOn your way to or from Meadowview Park\, take a moment to stop by the historic Dorothy Anderson Cabin on Meriweather Street\, a beautifully restored relic from the early 1900s that stands as a testament to the area'\;s original settlers. Currently\, the Museum of the North Beach has temporarily moved from Moclips to its historic cabin. You can visit this '\;mini'\; museum for a fascinating look at the area&rsquo\;s past.
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LOCATION:Seabrook's Meadowview Park | Free
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DTSTAMP:20260428T135400Z
URL:https://chamber.graysharbor.org/events/details/seabrook-s-founder-s-day-celebration-16558
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