The West Coast’s premier epicurean lifestyle event is back for four days of wine tastings, cooking demos, and some of the most exclusive, unique dining opportunities available in the world. 250 acclaimed wineries and 100 celebrity chefs assemble to bring you the culinary experience of a lifetime on one of the most picturesque strips of coastline in the world.
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The West Coast's premier epicurean lifestyle event is back for four days of wine tastings, cooking demos, and some of the most exclusive, unique dining opportunities available in the world. 250 acclaimed wineries and 100 celebrity chefs assemble to bring you the culinary experience of a lifetime on one of the most picturesque strips of coastline in the world.
The 67th Monterey Jazz Festival returns to the Monterey County Fairgrounds in beautiful Monterey, California. Three-Day packages and Single-Day tickets are available now for the longest continuously-running jazz festival in…
Sea Otter is for all ages, with special activities for kids, including races on a course designed to stretch skills and build confidence. The Kids Ride Zone allows kids to try out budding skills on obstacles appropriate for their age and riding level. For those 21-and-up, enjoy the view from the beer and barbecue garden. There is also an all-ages international food court, where you can kick back and relax with family and friends. See the Festival Guide at the Sea Otter Classic website for more information.
The Big Sur Marathon is 26.2 miles of the most beautiful coastline in the world - and, for runners, the most challenging. The athletes who participate in the Big Sur International Marathon may draw inspiration from the spectacular views, but it takes major discipline to conquer the hills of Highway One on the way to the finish line. Named "Best Marathon in North America" by The Ultimate Guide to Marathons, the Big Sur International Marathon continues to sell out earlier and earlier each year and, as a major destination marathon, draws entrants from all over the world. On their way from Big Sur to Carmel's Rio Road, runners wind through majestic redwoods and past Pacific Ocean views.