San Luis Obispo County
Morro Bay
Where majestic rock meets ocean magic
About Morro Bay
Morro Bay's iconic volcanic rock rises from the Pacific like a sleeping giant, casting its spell over a charming harbor town where sea otters play among colorful kayaks and fishing boats. Savor buttery clam chowder at waterfront cafes while pelicans dive for their dinner, then stroll the Embarcadero as fog rolls in to kiss the legendary Morro Rock. This is coastal California at its most enchanting—where every sunset feels like a masterpiece painted just for you.
Upcoming Events & Nearby
All eventsPaint Nite Brand Creative Events
La Katrina
musicPismo BeachClarion w/ special guest Novulent
SLO Brew Rock
communityPismo BeachCal Poly Mustangs Womens Volleyball vs. Utah Valley State Wolverines Womens Volleyball
Mott Athletics Center
musicPismo BeachEvan Honer
Fremont Theater
communityPismo BeachCal Poly Mustangs Womens Volleyball vs. Sacramento State Hornets Womens Volleyball
Mott Athletics Center
musicPismo BeachBombargo
SLO Brew Rock
musicPismo BeachBingo Loco - Ages 21+
Fremont Theater
musicPismo BeachPsychedelic Furs
Fremont Theater
musicPismo BeachJake Shimabukuro - Holidays In Hawai'i
Fremont Theater
musicPismo BeachPunchis Banda Rave
Fremont Theater
Leftover Crack
SLO Brew Rock
artsPismo BeachBecky Robinson
Fremont Theater
Local Businesses
View all 130 businesses
deliBottle Liquor & Deli
999, Main Street, CA, 93442
greengrocerSunshine Health Foods
415, Morro Bay Boulevard, CA, 93442
butcherMorro Bay Butcher & Deli
911, Main Street, CA, 93442
bankRabobank
251, Harbor Street, CA, 93442
petLemos Feed and Pet Supply
1320, Main Street, CA, 93442
artBy The Bay Gallery
895, Embarcadero Road, CA, 93442
antiquesAntiques Et Cetera
1141, Main Street, CA, 93442
Casa Pinedas Party Decorations
Casa Pinedas Party Decorations, 1085 Los Osos Valley Road, Los Osos, CA 93402, United States of America
restaurantMi Casa Restaurante Mexicano
650, Morro Bay Boulevard, CA, 93442
Latest News in Morro Bay
View all news
Morro BayOur Stories — By the Sea Productions Celebrates 10th Anniversary
Can you believe it's been ten years? Morro Bay's own By the Sea Productions has been bringing live community theater to our little corner of the coast every single month, all year long, for a decade now. That's a whole lot of rehearsals, set builds, and opening nights — and a whole lot of neighbors stepping out of their everyday lives to become someone else for an evening. There's something special about community theater in a town like ours. It's not just entertainment; it's a gathering place, a chance to cheer for the person who bags your groceries or teaches your kid, and to remember that Morro Bay is full of hidden talents. Estero Bay News notes the milestone, and we're happy to help spread the word. If you've never caught a show, this anniversary year is the perfect excuse. Keep an eye out for what they've got planned — and maybe consider auditioning yourself. Ten years in, By the Sea is still proving that small towns make big art.
Morro BayDolphins Rescued from Back Bay Mud
Our friends at Estero Bay News shared something that'll make you proud to live here: a team from The Marine Mammal Center hauled a stranded dolphin out of the Back Bay mud at Cuesta Inlet, carrying it on a tarp to a response vehicle for the trip to Morro Bay. If you've ever slogged through that inlet at low tide, you know what a job that was — soft mud, heavy animal, and a crew that refused to give up. Dolphins don't strand here often, but when they do, this is exactly the kind of quiet, coordinated rescue that makes the 805 special. These responders are volunteers and staff who show up for wildlife most of us never see. Next time you're paddling or walking the back bay, tip your hat. Keep an eye on Estero Bay News for updates on how the dolphin is doing.
Morro BayMBHS Named Among Top U.S. High Schools
Big news for our little corner of the coast — Morro Bay High School has been named among the top high schools in the country, and honestly, it's about time our students and teachers got that kind of recognition. Anyone who's walked past that administration building on Atascadero Road knows there's something special happening inside, even if the fog rolls in and hides it half the year. For those of us who've watched kids grow up here — from the tide pools to the track meets — this is a point of real pride. It's a reminder that a small town on Highway 1 can hold its own against schools ten times its size. Credit to the staff, the families, and yes, the students who put in the work. Estero Bay News had the story first, and we're glad to pass it along. Whether you're a parent, alum, or just someone who loves this town, take a moment to feel good about it. Go Pirates.