Big night in Downtown Half Moon Bay this Friday! First Fridays (4–6pm) brings art + culture, followed by Holiday Opening Night + our first-ever Diwali Celebration (6–8pm). Lights, chai, rangoli & cheer—don’t miss it!

Heads up, tidepool fans! We’ve got afternoon minus tides all week long — a rare chance to peek into the marine world that’s usually hidden beneath the waves. But remember: always check tide charts before heading out and keep a safe distance from breaking waves.

Bring the little ghouls & goblins downtown on October 31st from 12–5 PM for a safe, fun, and festive Halloween afternoon. Start at Mac Dutra Park to pick up a free trick-or-treat bag between 12–2 PM, then explore Main Street for sweet treats & Halloween fun.

Half Moon Bay is a seafood lover’s dream—fresh catch, harbor views, and local flavor in every bite. 🦐🦀🌊 Dive in: https://t.co/a1EIDOesGa

Built in 1905 and beautifully remodelled, the San Benito House Historic Inn blends Victorian character with modern comfort—right in the heart of downtown Half Moon Bay. Take a short stroll to nearby shops, trails, and Half Moon Bay State Beach. https://t.co/YekvBPXaD1

The Half Moon Bay Art & Pumpkin Festival is this weekend—Oct 18–19 on Main Street. Live music, pumpkin treats, artisan crafts, parades & more. Don’t miss fall’s biggest celebration in the World Pumpkin Capital! 🍂 🧡 Free admission | 9am–5pm | Downtown Half Moon Bay

Brandon Dawson’s 2,346-lb pumpkin just won the 2025 World Championship Weigh-Off! See it up close at the Half Moon Bay Art & Pumpkin Festival, happening this weekend (Oct 18–19) on Main Street!

The largest pumpkins in the world are weighing in this week in Half Moon Bay. Will one lucky grower set a new world record and take home the $30,000 grand prize? Join us on Monday, October 13, 2025 on Main Street to find out! https://t.co/Iwn5xy9Okp

"Less than an hour away from the hustle of San Francisco is the coastal community of Half Moon Bay. Built to flow along the jagged coastline, visitors come to escape big city life, enjoying a walkable Main Street filled with boutiques and galleries." https://t.co/2rt7wcJfZf

Seal Cove serves up drama in all the best ways—towering cliffs, rugged coastline, and the endless rhythm of the Pacific. Just steps from the Fitzgerald Marine Reserve, this quiet stretch offers a dose of solitude that’s easy to get lost in.

Send off summer with live music, dancing & community vibes 🎶💃 Sept 28 at John Carter Memorial Park – now with a new amphitheater! Coastside Country kicks off the fun at 11:30 AM, plus The Joint Chiefs, Coast Tribe & Radio Gatsby!

Fall has officially arrived—and in Half Moon Bay, that means it’s pumpkin season. 🎃🍂 Cooler mornings, golden light, and fields full of pumpkins mark the start of one of our favorite seasons. Whether you’re picking the perfect gourd or planning a fall getaway, we welcome you!

Montara Mountain’s trails reward every step with sweeping coastal views and a true sense of escape, just a few miles north of Half Moon Bay. Whether you’re climbing toward the summit or strolling closer to the beach, this is where nature puts things in perspective.

Golden hour in Half Moon Bay is magic. Evening walks along the shore offer quiet, space, and that soft, salty breeze you didn’t know you needed.

Some trails were made for taking your time. Ride or stroll the Coastal Trail and soak up miles of ocean air, wildflowers, and wide-open space.

What’s new in Half Moon Bay? 🌊 Pelagic Grill opens at the harbor, By the Teashore brings tea to Main St, a new Food Walking Tour kicks off, and Highway 1 Fitness debuts new classes. See more: https://t.co/HQCOn2Kzu9

Ever noticed this sight on the cliffs along Highway 1? That’s a World War II–era triangulation and observation bunker at Devil’s Slide—part of a seaside defense network used to track potential naval threats. A quiet slice of history that rewards keen eyes on your coastal drive.

Beginning August 15, experience The Taming of the Shrew under the coastal sky at Carter Park’s brand-new amphitheater in downtown Half Moon Bay. Performances run every Friday, Saturday, and Sunday through September 14. Tickets available at https://t.co/2cPBDEEXD8.

Brown pelicans are a regular sight along the Half Moon Bay coastline—gliding in formation just above the waves or swooping down with precision to scoop up fish. These coastal birds may look a little prehistoric, but they’re masters of the ocean breeze.

A few miles north of Half Moon Bay, the Cypress grove at Fitzgerald Marine Reserve feels like something out of a storybook. This shaded trail, with twisted trunks and filtered sunlight, creates a quiet, almost otherworldly escape. A perfect stop before tidepooling.