In front of Huntington Surf and Sport shop's stands a tribute to Duke Kahanamoku. You can find this statue across the street from the Huntington Beach Pier, on the corner of Main Street and Pacific Coast Highway. The bronze statue was designed and created by Edmond Shumpert who built Ultimate Challenge, a bronze sculpture of a surfer riding a wave in Huntington Beach. The new Duke statue is the most popular spot for photo "ops" opportunities currently. Take your camera and get a picture of yourself and your family with Duke, the Father of Surfing. 

Huntington Beach Art Center is a public/private partnership between the City of Huntington Beach and the Huntington Beach Art Center Foundation, a private non-profit foundation. Housed in a former GTE office building in the heart of downtown Huntington Beach, the 11,000 square foot HB Art Center has three galleries, a multipurpose room, commercial kitchen, studio and store. 

Regularly featured art exhibits, summer art camp, jazz concerts, several fund raising events and rental space make this attraction ideal for small functions or for art viewing. Admission to exhibits is free currently.  538 Main Street, Huntington Beach, California.   Call: 714-374-1650