Central Coast Entertainment
The Shell Shop
590 Embarcadero , Morro Bay, CA 93442, (805) 772-8014This store specializes in marine sea shells and exhibits the largest selection of specimens on the Central Coast. Renowned throughout the world, The Shell Shop is the place to find Sea Clams, decorative corals, unique crafted sea shell jewelry and shells of all types.
Traveling California's Central Coast
One of the premiere destinations in the United States, if not the world, is the coast of California. Universally known as one of the most beautiful coastlines in the world, the California oceanfront border stretches from the arid desert of Mexico’s Baja Peninsula to the lush green mountains of Oregon.
Paso Robles Golf Club
1600 Country Club Drive, Paso Robles, CA 93446, (805)238-4722The Paso Robles Golf Club has brought affordable golf to Paso Robles and would like you to come and join us for a great day. Tournament groups are always welcome and be sure to ask about our many golf specials.
NYC to LA: 5 Reasons to Move to the West Coast
In Los Angeles, we're about being successful, not stressed. Happy not haggard. Healthy not hurried. We know New York boasts some great potential and produces phenomenal people—but we're pretty cool too. If you are looking for reasons, here are five to get you to move to the beautifully diverse West Coast.
San Luis Obispo Symphony - Classics in the Cohan III
1 Grand Avenue, San Luis Obispo, CA 93407, 805-756-4849For the first time in the history of the San Luis Obispo Symphony, a woman will conduct the orchestra. Laura Jackson, conductor of the Reno Symphony, will lead the program of Ravel ("Mother Goose Suite"), Beethoven (Symphony No. 7, with its haunting second movement) and a violin concerto by Zhou Tian, the young Chinese composer who wrote "The Infinite Dance," specifically for our featured violin soloist Caroline Goulding.
Live Entertainment in Cambria
Cambria Pines Lodge, Burton Dr., 927-4200
Hamlet at Moonstone gardens Hwy 1, just north of town 927-3535
Molly's Coffee Den, Main St., 927-8941
West End Bar & Grill, Main St., 927-5521
Pewter Plough Playhouse
Enjoy
an Evening or a Matinees Show in this historical, quaint, cozy,
theater. Celebrating 18 years of stage production. For tickets and/or
schedule of upcoming performances, call (805)-927-3877 or write to P.O.
Box 1776, Cambria CA, 93428. The theater is located at 828 Main Street,
West Village, Cambria.
Moonstone Beach
Search for
moonstones, shells, California jade and other semiprecious stones from
the mouth of Santa Rosa Creek north to San Simeon.
Nit Wit Ridge
A
found-material mansion you won't believe. Built by Art Beale, known as
"Captain Nit Wit" and "Doctor Tinkerpaw". Designated as an Historical
Monument and National Folk Art. On Hillcrest Drive north of Main Street
in West Village.
Old Cambria Jail House
Located next to Allied Arts Schoolhouse Gallery on Main Street.
Day Use Parks
In
Cambria, Leffingwell Landing, at the north end of Moonstone Beach
Drive, offers magnificent coastline views, picnic tables, restrooms,
beach access, Shamel Park, adjacent to Moonstone Beach on Windsor ,has a
large, protected grassy area, playground, horse shoe pit, and BBQ's for
day use. Swimming pool open in Summer. In San Simeon Cove, William R.
Hearst State Beach has a wide sandy beach , picnic areas, and year round
sport fishing.
Fishing
William R Hearst State Beach, just
seven miles north or Cambria, has pier fishing and fishing party boats
available for full or half-day trips. Winter Whale watching excursions
are also available. Fishing licenses available. Rock and surf fishing is
permitted along Moonstone Beach at various locations.
1st Annual Estero Kayak Challenge
North side of Cayucos Pier
Cayucos, CA
Estero Bay Kayak Fishing began as a way to share our love of fishing and the area where we live, work, and play. We are located along coastal San Luis Obispo County on California's Central Coast. Check-in @ 5:45 am Launch @ 6:30 am Weigh-in cutoff @ 2:30 pm
Historic Tour
What's in a Name?
It took almost a decade for Cambria to settle on a name. In 1869, after going by Slabtown, Rosaville, San Simeon and Santa Rosa, the name Cambria was officially adopted. An amusing controversy continues over the correct pronunciation of Cambria. Visitors and newcomers usually call it Came-bria, while most residents agree on Camm-bria.Cambria Through the Years
Cambria was settled in the early 1860s, with the town's center located in what is now East Village. By the 1880s Cambria was the second largest town in the county, with an active center of shipping, mining, dairy farming, logging, and ranching. In 1894, railroad lines were extended into the San Luis Obispo from the south, resulting in the decline of coastal shipping and the isolation of Cambria. It was more than a quarter century before the first improved road to Cambria was completed. In 1927, the Cambria Pines Lodge was built and a large tract of land called Cambria Pines was subdivided into small residential lots. Today tourism is the town's main industry.Cambria traditions include the 4th of July picnic and fireworks display at Shamel Park and Pinedorado, the annual Labor Day weekend parade and fair, which originated in 1948 and draws tens of thousands of visitors each year.
Pewter Plough Playhouse
828 Main Street, Cambria, ca 93428, 80592738772017 Season of Eight Stage Plays on Weekends PLUS entertainment every other night of the week (concerts, dance music, featured musical artists, poetry readings, movie/dinner nights starting in March, play readings with audience participation). OPEN 7 NIGHTS A WEEK.
San Luis Obispo Symphony - Classics in the Cohan III
1 Grand Avenue, San Luis Obispo, CA 93407, 805-756-4849For the first time in the history of the San Luis Obispo Symphony, a woman will conduct the orchestra. Laura Jackson, conductor of the Reno Symphony, will lead the program of Ravel ("Mother Goose Suite"), Beethoven (Symphony No. 7, with its haunting second movement) and a violin concerto by Zhou Tian, the young Chinese composer who wrote "The Infinite Dance," specifically for our featured violin soloist Caroline Goulding.
Live Entertainment in Cambria
Cambria Pines Lodge, Burton Dr., 927-4200
Hamlet at Moonstone gardens Hwy 1, just north of town 927-3535
Molly's Coffee Den, Main St., 927-8941
West End Bar & Grill, Main St., 927-5521
Pewter Plough Playhouse
Enjoy
an Evening or a Matinees Show in this historical, quaint, cozy,
theater. Celebrating 18 years of stage production. For tickets and/or
schedule of upcoming performances, call (805)-927-3877 or write to P.O.
Box 1776, Cambria CA, 93428. The theater is located at 828 Main Street,
West Village, Cambria.
Moonstone Beach
Search for
moonstones, shells, California jade and other semiprecious stones from
the mouth of Santa Rosa Creek north to San Simeon.
Nit Wit Ridge
A
found-material mansion you won't believe. Built by Art Beale, known as
"Captain Nit Wit" and "Doctor Tinkerpaw". Designated as an Historical
Monument and National Folk Art. On Hillcrest Drive north of Main Street
in West Village.
Old Cambria Jail House
Located next to Allied Arts Schoolhouse Gallery on Main Street.
Day Use Parks
In
Cambria, Leffingwell Landing, at the north end of Moonstone Beach
Drive, offers magnificent coastline views, picnic tables, restrooms,
beach access, Shamel Park, adjacent to Moonstone Beach on Windsor ,has a
large, protected grassy area, playground, horse shoe pit, and BBQ's for
day use. Swimming pool open in Summer. In San Simeon Cove, William R.
Hearst State Beach has a wide sandy beach , picnic areas, and year round
sport fishing.
Fishing
William R Hearst State Beach, just
seven miles north or Cambria, has pier fishing and fishing party boats
available for full or half-day trips. Winter Whale watching excursions
are also available. Fishing licenses available. Rock and surf fishing is
permitted along Moonstone Beach at various locations.
1st Annual Estero Kayak Challenge
North side of Cayucos Pier
Cayucos, CA
Estero Bay Kayak Fishing began as a way to share our love of fishing and the area where we live, work, and play. We are located along coastal San Luis Obispo County on California's Central Coast. Check-in @ 5:45 am Launch @ 6:30 am Weigh-in cutoff @ 2:30 pm
Pewter Plough Playhouse
828 Main Street, Cambria, ca 93428, 80592738772017 Season of Eight Stage Plays on Weekends PLUS entertainment every other night of the week (concerts, dance music, featured musical artists, poetry readings, movie/dinner nights starting in March, play readings with audience participation). OPEN 7 NIGHTS A WEEK.
The Shell Shop
590 Embarcadero , Morro Bay, CA 93442, (805) 772-8014This store specializes in marine sea shells and exhibits the largest selection of specimens on the Central Coast. Renowned throughout the world, The Shell Shop is the place to find Sea Clams, decorative corals, unique crafted sea shell jewelry and shells of all types.
Traveling California's Central Coast
One of the premiere destinations in the United States, if not the world, is the coast of California. Universally known as one of the most beautiful coastlines in the world, the California oceanfront border stretches from the arid desert of Mexico’s Baja Peninsula to the lush green mountains of Oregon.Paso Robles Golf Club
1600 Country Club Drive, Paso Robles, CA 93446, (805)238-4722The Paso Robles Golf Club has brought affordable golf to Paso Robles and would like you to come and join us for a great day. Tournament groups are always welcome and be sure to ask about our many golf specials.
NYC to LA: 5 Reasons to Move to the West Coast
In Los Angeles, we're about being successful, not stressed. Happy not haggard. Healthy not hurried. We know New York boasts some great potential and produces phenomenal people—but we're pretty cool too. If you are looking for reasons, here are five to get you to move to the beautifully diverse West Coast.Historic Tour
What's in a Name?
It took almost a decade for Cambria to settle on a name. In 1869, after going by Slabtown, Rosaville, San Simeon and Santa Rosa, the name Cambria was officially adopted. An amusing controversy continues over the correct pronunciation of Cambria. Visitors and newcomers usually call it Came-bria, while most residents agree on Camm-bria.Cambria Through the Years
Cambria was settled in the early 1860s, with the town's center located in what is now East Village. By the 1880s Cambria was the second largest town in the county, with an active center of shipping, mining, dairy farming, logging, and ranching. In 1894, railroad lines were extended into the San Luis Obispo from the south, resulting in the decline of coastal shipping and the isolation of Cambria. It was more than a quarter century before the first improved road to Cambria was completed. In 1927, the Cambria Pines Lodge was built and a large tract of land called Cambria Pines was subdivided into small residential lots. Today tourism is the town's main industry.Cambria traditions include the 4th of July picnic and fireworks display at Shamel Park and Pinedorado, the annual Labor Day weekend parade and fair, which originated in 1948 and draws tens of thousands of visitors each year.
