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If he (or she!) dreams of sunwashed beaches and salty sprays from the beautiful Pacific, leave the leash at home and bring your pup to the only beach in Huntington that allows your pet beach access!  Dog Beach is located in Huntington City Beach on Pacific Coast Highway between Seapoint Street and Golden West Street.  Here your canine can romp leash free on the sand and in the water. There are sanitary stations located ...

When you're looking for something a little different than shopping, people watching, or dining downtown,  take a half block detour off  Main Street and stop in at the Huntington Beach International Surfing Museum for a trip down surfing's memory lane!  Anyone who appreciates the sport of surfing will enjoy the packed museum's offerings of surfing memorabilia and culture surrounding this time-honored sport. Rotating exhibits ensure repeat visitors will find something new every time. Locals and tourists alike have ...

Whether its the colorful native plants at the Shipley Nature Center or the giant crashing waves during a surfing competition by the pier, Huntington Beach is a photographers paradise. Regardless of your subject matter, your first stop should be Bills Camera (6022 Warner Ave). With competitive prices and unbeatable customer service, photographer from amature to pro will find something new and drool-worthy at Bills.

After purchasing a new Canon A640, Todd invited ...

Each January brings the opportunity for artists - professional and amature - to have their art displayed at the Huntington Beach Art Center. The goal is to bring out as much art as possible that represents the local community. Submissions may include video, photography, sculpture, painting and more.

This special exhibit runs through February 18 at the Huntington Beach Art Center located at 538 Main ...

The forecast is calling for another gorgeous weekend here in Huntington Beach and if you lucky enough to be able to get out and enjoy it I suggest going for a stroll down the world famous pier. At 1,853  feet, it is actually the longest municipal pier on the west coast. Although it has been destroyed three times since 1912, it now made of reinforced concrete and built to withstand just about ...