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
All eventsThe Cheeseballs Top 40 Dance Party (San Francisco's Ultimate Party Band)
Back Pages Band
The Siren
Launnie Ginn
Nearvana (Nirvana) & Everything Zen (Bush) A DOUBLE 90's Tribute Night
Sweet Revenge (A Tribute to My Chemical Romance)
Beat Farmers
The Siren
Launnie Ginn
Whiskey Scars Live Morro Bay Eagles
Gary Jules and Breezers
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Launnie Ginn
Alela Diane and Shannon Lay
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Real Blues Jam at The Siren (Open Jam Session)
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Local Businesses
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libraryMorro Bay Branch San Luis Obispo City-County Library
post_officeThe UPS Store
630, Quintana Road, CA, 93442
butcherMorro Bay Butcher & Deli
911, Main Street, CA, 93442
Public Exchange
Public Exchange, Kern Avenue, San Luis Obispo County, CA 93406, United States of America
sportsTKD Surf Shop
doctorsBecker Chiropractic
580, Harbor Street, Morro Bay, CA, 93442
Gift Shop
Gift Shop, Dairy Creek Road, San Luis Obispo County, CA 93403, United States of America
Otter Bay Gifts
Otter Bay Gifts, 875 Embarcadero, Morro Bay, CA 93442, United States of America
car_partsAutoZone
450, Quintana Road, CA, 93442
Latest News in Morro Bay
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Morro BayFitness Works-Lions Holding Men’s Clothing Drive
The Morro Bay Lions Club is teaming up with Fitness Works to host a men’s clothing drive, giving locals a chance to donate gently used items and help neighbors in need. The collected clothing will be distributed during the Lions Club’s Monday Night Community Dinners, a cherished weekly gathering that provides meals and essential resources to community members. This effort is a great example of how local businesses and service groups can work together to meet a real need. As reported by Estero Bay News, the drive makes it easy for residents to drop off donations and directly support those who could use a hand. It’s a simple but meaningful way to strengthen the fabric of our community, one shirt at a time.
Morro BayMorro Bay Library Celebrates Mural
There's a fresh splash of color and community pride on display at the Morro Bay Library, thanks to a brand-new mural that’s turning heads. The Estero Bay News recently highlighted the installation, with Friends of the Library board members Tiffany Porter and Vickie Seymour, County of SLO Public Libraries representative Michael Badalamenti, and FOL board member Jan Goldman gathered to celebrate the artwork. It’s a wonderful reminder that our local library is more than just books—it’s a gathering place for art, connection, and civic spirit. This mural isn’t just decoration; it’s a testament to the volunteers and supporters who keep our library thriving. The Friends of the Library group works tirelessly to fund programs and beautify the space we all share. Next time you’re in Morro Bay, stop by the library on Harbor Street to see the new mural for yourself—and maybe check out a book while you’re there.
Morro BayCounty to Close Morro Bay HHW Facility
If you drove by the Morro Bay Household Hazardous Waste Facility last week, you might have seen a line of cars stretching down the block — a sure sign that folks are serious about safely disposing of old paint, batteries, and chemicals. But according to the Estero Bay News, the Integrated Waste Management Authority is planning to close this essential drop-off site. For many of us in Morro Bay, this facility has been a convenient go-to for keeping hazardous materials out of our landfill and waterways. Losing it means longer drives and tougher choices for local households. This closure is more than an inconvenience — it’s a real hit to our community’s environmental stewardship. The Central Coast prides itself on protecting our coastline and natural spaces, and easy access to proper disposal is part of that. While the IWMA hasn’t announced a final date or replacement plan yet, the news is a reminder to stay involved. Let’s hope local leaders find a solution that keeps Morro Bay residents from having to haul their waste far out of town.