Mayor, tourism strategist to speak at Wake Up Paso Nov. 4
Paso Robles Daily News
October 24, 2026
Mark your calendars, Paso friends — the Chamber's Wake Up Paso breakfast is back on Nov. 4 at the Paso Robles Inn, and this one's got some real star power. The mayor and a tourism strategist are on the agenda, which tells me the conversation is going to be about where our town is headed and how we keep welcoming visitors without losing what makes Paso, well, Paso.
If you've never been to a Wake Up Paso, it's one of those low-key, high-value mornings — coffee, breakfast, and a chance to hear directly from the people shaping our community. Tourism is a big piece of our local economy, especially with wine country drawing folks from all over, so hearing the strategy behind it feels genuinely useful for anyone who runs a business or just cares about our town's character.
The Paso Robles Daily News had the details first, so give their piece a read. And if you're free that morning, the Paso Robles Inn is a pretty great spot to start your day.
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