Parade, Live Music, and Family Fun Highlight Morro Bay’s Milestone Celebration
The City of Morro Bay marked its 60th anniversary with a three-day celebration from Sept. 5 to 7, bringing together residents and visitors alike to honor the city’s history, culture, and community. The festivities culminated on Saturday with a vibrant parade down Morro Bay Boulevard to The Embarcadero, followed by a family fun day at Tidelands Park.
The parade, which took place on Saturday morning, featured dozens of entries, drawing cheers from the community as they lined the streets. Past and present elected officials, classic cars, local businesses, and service clubs were proudly represented. The Morro Bay High School (MBHS) Football Team and cheerleaders, along with the Fusion Dance Team, added youthful energy to the event. Del Mar Elementary School kids and their parents marched while City departments, including the police, fire, sewer, and harbor teams, showcased their dedication to serving the community. Local rock bands The Wavehogs and The Murder Hornets, featuring Morro Bay Living Treasure Ed Frawley, provided tunes that had the crowd dancing…