Get Ready for a Stellar Summer in Pismo Beach
Pismo Beach never has a shortage of things to do, especially in Summer. May and June are two of our favorite months for Central Coast events and celebrations.
Wine and Surf for a Good Cause
It’s that time of year again! Wine, Waves, and Beyond is the classic surf and wine event that celebrates San Luis Obispo wine country and the unique Pismo Beach surf culture. The events – surf contests, movie night, scrumptious dinners, wine and beer tastings, a VW display, live music, and more – take place at various venues throughout the county and all proceeds support the Association of Amputee Surfers (AmpSurf), a non-profit organization dedicated to educating and rehabilitating individuals with disabilities through the healing power of the ocean.
There are always plenty of festivities to attend on Memorial Day weekend, but folks in the know opt to be in the historic Village of Arroyo Grande, just down the road from Pismo Beach, for the annual Strawberry Festival. Thousands of visitors make their way to Pismo Beach’s neighboring town to participate in or simply attend this merry festival. 
You don’t have to be super-sentimental to plan a successful romantic getaway with your sweetheart. Though Pismo Beach may not be the first destination that comes to mind when you think of sneaking away with your partner, by the end of a few days and nights on the Central Coast, you’ll consider Pismo right up there with Paris.
Mother, godmother, grandmother, aunt, friend… Mother’s Day is the time to celebrate the women who personify the role of mother. While a mama’s job is far from simple, honoring mom is easy, especially when you’re in Pismo Beach. So put a few of these to-dos on your itinerary for May 12, 2013, and mom will be truly impressed.
The seventh season of Art in the Park is a gathering of the finest Pismo Beach offerings of art, music, and children’s activities, making it a more than worthwhile outing for the whole family. Over 100 artists and craftspeople will display their wares to be admired, coveted, and purchased.
On Thursday, May 16, the 
You don’t have to be a James Beard devotee to appreciate the fare that will be up for grabs at the 
Kite-flying brings the Banks family together at the end of Mary Poppins. But when “kite” and “Pismo” are spoken in the same sentence, every extreme water sports enthusiast knows kiteboarding is the topic du jour.
1. The German family started coming to the SeaCrest in 1962, when Mitch German was just a young child. Now he travels to Pismo Beach and the SeaCrest with his company, Muscle Guys Logistics, with discounted rates through the SeaCrest Corporate Travel Program.
Bring your stamina and your plastic when you hit the 
