By the Sea Productions presents "Dracula: A Comedy of Terrors"545 Shasta Ave.
Morro Bay, California 93442
United States
October 24 to November 1
545 Shasta Ave. Morro Bay, California 93442 (805) 772-4656 Website
Morro Bay has a roster of signature annual festivals, athletic events, and recurring pop up markets that showcase its unique coastal heritage and community creativity.
If you’re planning a getaway and want to catch something special while you're here, these annual events offer a great way to experience the personality and charm of Morro Bay.
Each January, birders gather in Morro Bay to spot more than 200 species during one of the top bird festivals in the country. This long-running event includes guided tours, educational workshops, and plenty of chances to connect with fellow nature lovers.
For a weekend in March, Morro Bay becomes a treasure hunter’s dream. Over 150 yard sales pop up across town, from cozy front yards to sprawling estate sales. Locals and visitors roam the streets in search of vintage finds, quirky gifts, and one-of-a-kind bargains.
Bright kites fill the sky on an April weekend and families fill the beach during this high-flying coastal tradition. The festival features free kites for kids, a candy drop, and a Friday night kickoff with food, s’mores, and light-up kite flights. It’s colorful, creative, and the best part - it’s completely free.
At the end of April, start of May, engines rev, chrome gleams, and the streets of Morro Bay transform into a rolling tribute to classic cars. This three-day celebration draws car lovers from across California for live music, local food, and more than 500 eye-catching vehicles parked throughout town. It’s part show, part social hour, and all-around nostalgic.
Celebrate Morro Bay’s Avocado and Margarita Street Festival on Morro Bay’s Embarcadero in late September. Join a fantastic day of food, drink, live music, art & crafts, specialty vendors, and fun in beautiful Morro Bay on the waterfront!
Costumed paddlers take to the water in late October. It’s a tradition to watch the witches and wizards crossing the bay by kayak or paddleboard in a scene you have to see to believe.
The Maritime Festival offers an October Sunday afternoon of waterfront experiences for all ages, focused on the maritime history and community.
Celebrate the season with a yuletide boat parade and holiday trees glowing around town. Take an evening walk or drive to see them all.
Every Saturday afternoon, enjoy the downtown streets of Main and Morro Bay Boulevard for fresh local produce, craft goods, treats, and music.
Each summer season, from about May through October, shop a lively pop up marketplace on the Embarcadero, behind one of Morro Bay's most popular fish markets
One of Morro Bay's longest running events shows up for three days each Memorial Day, Independence Day, and Labor Day weekends.
By the Sea Productions presents "Dracula: A Comedy of Terrors"545 Shasta Ave.
Morro Bay, California 93442
United States
October 24 to November 1
545 Shasta Ave. Morro Bay, California 93442 (805) 772-4656 Website
Cocktail Class & Prix Fixe Dinner2990 Dairy Creek Rd, San Luis Obispo, CA 93405
California 93405
United States
October 24
A festive, spooky display of costumed paddlers and kayakers! Watch the fun from The Embarcadero and support local restaurants and shops. Make it a weekend getaway and book your stay early.
October 24
The Morro Bay Main Street Farmers Market is a certified California Farmers Market that runs every Saturday in downtown Morro Bay at Main St. and Morro Bay Blvd. Enjoy two blocks of farmers, fresh food, and artisan crafts. Every Saturday 2:30 - 5:30 (5:00 winter).
Nature Sunday: Life in Extreme Environments3450 Dairy Creek Road
San Luis Obispo, California 93405-7606
United States
October 25
3450 Dairy Creek Road San Luis Obispo, California 93405-7606 (805) 541-1400 Website
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