January 13, 2026
Breaking News, Latest News, and Videos

Inaugural Polar Bear Swim at the Annenberg Community Beach House December 30

End 2017 on a refreshing note by participating in the City of Santa Monica’s 1st Annual Polar Bear Swim. On Saturday, December 30, come to the historic Annenberg Community Beach House where you can take a dip or buoy swim in the cold Pacific, then warm up in the heated Beach House pool. Ocean swimmers will swim in groups out to the buoy.

In addition to the swim, there will be poolside activities, including s’mores, warm beverages, games and photos with our very own polar bear mascot. Creativity and costumes are encouraged! Bring your friends and family out for a great time.

Costumed participants will run through a festive arch on Santa Monica State Beach before jumping into the cold Pacific followed by a warm swim in the Beach House pool.

Don’t forget your swimsuits and towels! The pool is heated. Registration is $10 for adults, $5 for seniors and adults 60+, and $4 for youth 1-17. Registration is now open.

The event will take place Saturday, December 30, 9 a.m. – 12 p.m. at the Annenberg Community Beach House, located at 415 Pacific Coast Hwy, Santa Monica, CA 90402.

For more information, or to register, visit Annenbergbeachhouse.com.

 

Previous Article

A Tale of Two Light Stands: LED Lights Can Help Save Energy This Holiday Season

Next Article

Alert Police Blotter 12/18/17-12/22/17

You might be interested in …

St. Monica Catholic Elementary School first grade students presented a banner

St. Monica Catholic Elementary Students Give Thanks To Locals:

St. Monica Catholic Elementary School celebrated National Catholic Schools Week at the end of January with the theme “Catholic Schools: Communities of Faith, Knowledge, and Service.” Teachers, students, and parents spent time at school and […]

ALS Bucket Challenge:  Rick Ruby

Ice Bucket Challenge Cools Down Energetic Rotarians:

Funds allocation and the popular Ice Bucket Challenge took center stage at the most recent Santa Monica Rotary Club meeting, with President George Collins drenched in icy water for ALS serving as a fun conclusion. […]