The Montesano Chamber of Commerce and Visitor Information Center is staffed and supported by volunteers serving in various capacities working together to represent membership and community interests. Business services are supported with membership dues and fundraising activities in the community.
Location:
PO Box 688, 128 Brumfield Ave, Montesano Washington 98563
Telephone
360-249-5522
Other Washington Travel Information Sources nearby:
(Grayland) Cranberry Coast Chamber of Commerce
(Elma) Elma Chamber of Commerce
(Aberdeen) Grays Harbor Chamber of Commerce
(Centralia) Lewis County CVB
(Belfair) Mary E. Theler Community Center
(Montesano) Montesano Chamber of Commerce
Request a Free copy of the Mile-by-Mile Guide to the Oregon Coast, which will be delivered to your USA postal address. Also request a free first issue of Oregon Coast magazine and sign up for coast deals.
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01/09 Coming to The Montesano area
Water Music Festival Seaview WA April1 The Water Music Festival is an all-volunteer non-profit organization dedicated to bringing quality chamber music to the Lower Columbia River Region.
Astoria-Warrenton Crab and Seafood Festival Warrenton OR April26 Crab and seafood as well as entertainment. Listen to the Astoria HS Jazz Band on Sunday.
Seattle Japanese Cultural Festival Seattle WA April26-28 The festival features Japanese exhibits, performances, and demonstrations. Held at the Seattle Center in the Fisher Pavilion. The annual festival began in 1976 with a gift of 1,000 cherry trees to the city of Seattle from the Japanese government to celebrate the U.S. Bicentennial.
Grays Harbor Shorebird Festival Hoquiam WA April26-28 Witness the migrating shorebirds at Grays Harbor National Wildlife Refuge and other birding hotspots in Grays Harbor County.
Northwest Folklife Festival Seattle WA May24-27 Music and dance performances, visual arts, folklore exhibits, hands-on children's activities, workshops, crafts, food, demonstrations, and more!
4th Annual Tenor Guitar Gathering Astoria OR May30-June2 You'll hear guitars, ukeleles, banjos, and fiddles playing their tunes at the tenor guitar gathering.
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