Explore Huntington Beach's Rich Culture
Dig into the culture of our sunny Southern California town by taking a Huntington Beach tour, scoping out the 40-plus pieces of public art, or grabbing a seat at one of our laidback live music haunts. Whether you’re into history, art, music, or all of the above, it’s easy to get cultured.
Huntington Beach International Surf Museum
Honoring HB’s most beloved pastime, this museum shares the rich history of surfing, including notable artifacts like Duke Kahanamoku’s surfboard and the world’s largest surfboard (66 people once rode a wave on it!).
(714) 465-4350Surfing Walk of Fame
The handprints and footprints of surfing’s greatest legends can be found along the Surfing Walk of Fame, all under the watchful eye of a Duke Kahanamoku statue.
(714) 698-5710Huntington Beach Art Center
A cultural hub for the city, this contemporary art center features rotating exhibits of works in all mediums, including print, drawing, painting, sculpture, photography, and video.
(714) 374-1650SeaLegs at the Beach
Sink your toes in the sand at this live music venue right on the beach, the only of its kind in Southern California, where you can hear everything from rock-reggae to country.
(714) 698-4188Historical Downtown Walking Tour
Take a step back in time with this self-guided Huntington Beach tour from Visit Huntington Beach, which covers more than a dozen points of interest along the way.
(714) 969-3492Newland House Museum
Built in 1898, this well-preserved Queen Anne–style farmhouse - on the National Register of Historic Places — is open on the first and third weekends of the month.