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January 1, 2009 is the start of
HB's centennial celebration.
We've put together a
photo events calendar in
honor of this historic moment.
THURSDAY, JANUARY 1, 2009
“Celebrating 100 Years of Community” is the theme that launches Huntington Beach Centennial, the 100th Anniversary of Huntington Beach’s incorporation. This year-long event honors the City’s past with a mission to leave a legacy for future generations. Each month in 2009 will feature a different aspect of the community. January will celebrate 100 years of Huntington Beach on Thursday, January 1, 2009, with a float in the 120th Rose Parade.
Sponsor opportunities are available: surfcity-hb.org
January 1, 2009 Surf City
Splash - Take a dip into the
cool waters of the Pacific to
awaken you to a new year in
Huntington Beach. Pancake
Breakfast fun raiser is also
included. Time: Splash at Noon.
Cost: $10 donation. Location:
Huntington Beach Pier sands,
corner of Main & Pacific Coast
Highway, Huntington Beach, CA.
(note: this event was formerly
known as
Polar Plunge
January 1, 2009
Chesterfield Blues Band - at
Tumbleweeds, where food is
served till Midnight! Location:
21094 Beach Blvd., Huntington
Beach, California. (714)
960-2776
What to do on Jan. 1, 2009?
1. If you're visiting
Huntington Beach, take a stroll
down the paved beach path and
watch all the kids trying out
their new skates, bikes, etc. Or
try out some wheels by renting
your own to help kick-start your
new year's resolution to get
into shape.
2. Visit dog beach with a
pet, and watch the critters
frolic in the surf & sand.
3. Put on a wet suit and
surf.
4. Head for the Huntington
Beach Pier for some fishing.
It's a favorite thing to do on a
mellow day.
5. Walk the wild side at the
Bolsa Chica Ecological Reserve.
Watch the migrating birds.
6. Eat out at over 100
unique restaurants serving food
on New Year's Day.
7. Drive down or up PCH.
It's the coastal highway that
takes you to exotic beaches such
as Laguna, Newport, Long Beach,
Redondo, Manhattan... too many
to name.
8. Beach bonfire your way
into the new year with a wiener
roast.
9. Shop. When all else
fails, go shopping. Open on New
Year's are a whole lotta stores
selling all kinds of things.
10. Watch the Huntington
Beach float in the Tournament of
Roses Rose Parade.
11. Go to Disneyland,
Knott's Berry Farm or other
nearby attractions that offer
mini-vacations just a few miles
from the beach.
January 1, 2009
Huntington Beach
Centennial Begins - Huntington
Beach participated in the Rose
Parade with a
float that won The Mayor's Award.
Centennial events throughout the
year will be posted as the
details become available.
“Celebrating 100 Years of
Community” is the theme that
launches Huntington Beach
Centennial, the 100th
Anniversary of Huntington
Beach’s incorporation. This
year-long event honors the
City’s past with a mission to
leave a legacy for future
generations. Each month in 2009
will feature a different aspect
of the community.
January 1, 2009 Ruby's on the
Pier is Open. All day and
evening you can dine on your
favorite foods with great ocean
views. Location: Main & Pacific
Coast Highway. Parking adjacent
to the pier at Pier Plaza,
Huntington Beach, CA.
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