Point San Luis Lighthouse - Avila Beach

08/07/2026

One Love Bomb at the Lighthouse concert is SOLD OUT! That makes 6 out of 8 shows sold out so far.

These concerts out at the Point San Luis Lighthouse are a very special experience. If you want to see for yourself, Grab your tickets now before Zongo All-Stars. and Hot 45 shows sell out. Tickets here: https://www.my805tix.com/e/lighthouse2026-3

07/12/2026

Good times at the Point San Luis Lighthouse! Today’s concert features award winning Alex Lucero Band from Santa Cruz.

Grab tickets 🎟️ for the remaining shows while you can. Details at pointsanluislighthouse.org!

07/09/2026

Live at the Lighthouse Concerts are selling out - get your tickets now!

We've been selling out all our concerts each year, for good reason: Not only are we bringing the top shelf local talent, the spectacular venue is the idyllic setting for an afternoon to remember.

Come by land or sea, bring some friends, and let's make some memories... Hurry or they'll be gone! Details & tickets:

https://www.my805tix.com/e/lighthouse2026-3

06/29/2026

Live at the Lighthouse with The Mother Corn Shuckers! We kicked off our concert series with these local legends. Good times, great music, food & drink, and sky high vibes - all in support of keeping this historic gem of a property in tip top shape.

Half of these shows are sold out, but snap up some tickets before they’re all gone:

https://www.pointsanluislighthouse.org

06/28/2026

06/28/2026

Happy Semiquincentennial, America!

As we count down to The Fourth of July 2026, The History Center of San Luis Obispo County wants to celebrate the 250th Birthday of The United States of America with periodic looks at what was happening 250 years ago today:

On June 24, 1776, the citizens of Williamstown, Massachusetts, gathered in a legal town meeting to consider a momentous question facing the American colonies. Residents voted on whether the Continental Congress should declare independence from Great Britain for the safety and future of the colonies. The motion passed overwhelmingly in the affirmative giving their delegates in the Continental Congress the authority to vote for independence the following week. In a report sent to the Speaker of the General Court in Boston, the town declared that its inhabitants would solemnly support such a decision with their lives and fortunes. The vote demonstrated the growing determination of ordinary Americans to break from British rule and showed strong local support for the cause of independence.

And that’s the way it was 250 years ago today.

Please check us out at “historycenterslo.org".

Celebrating America’s 250th birthday this July and all year, Happy 250th America!