Showing posts with label arroyo grande. Show all posts
Showing posts with label arroyo grande. Show all posts

Sunday, May 20, 2012

Arroyo Grande Strawberry Festival Next Weekend: May 26-27, 2012

For the Love of Strawberries!
Arroyo Grande Strawberry Festival
Looking for an awesome way to spend your Memorial Day Weekend? Well, after you pay your tributes to our military servicemen and women, come over to Arroyo Grande and enjoy the annual Strawberry Festival. This fun Arroyo Grande tradition is perfect for the whole family. This features ten areas with live entertainment. Local vendors will be offering strawberry themed treats of every type: strawberry with waffles, strawberries with ice cream, strawberry parfaits and more! If you love strawberries, it doesn't get any better than this.

The weekend kicks off on Saturday, May 26 and ends on Sunday, May 27.

And nothing complements a strawberry filled weekend better than a Pismo Beach retreat. While you're in town, be sure to stay at Valentina Inn & Villas, located on Price Street, less than 2 blocks from the beach. For more details, visit ValentinaPismoBeach.com or call 805-773-1234!

Saturday, July 9, 2011

Arroyo Grande Celebrates 100 Years

Arroyo Grande Centennial
Celebration

If you've ever stayed in Pismo Beach and had an inkling for antique shopping or historical exploration, then you may be familiar with the cute nearby town of Arroyo Grande. Well, in case you didn't hear, Arroyo Grande is celebrating it's centennial anniversary of incorporation. Yes, that's right, Arroyo Grande is 100 years old!

In commemoration there will be a parade, themed “Celebrating a Century of Community,” which begins at 6:00 p.m. on Sunday, July 10, 2011 at the intersection of East Grand Avenue and Halcyon Road. The parade will showcase the Grand Marshals, floats (centennial themed), family oriented, businesses (past and present), agriculture/farming, motor vehicles (antique and vintage, custom cars, trucks, tractors, bicycles), elected officials (past and present), marching units, military bands, community and civic organizations, equestrians, churches, sports, educational, alumni groups – the list is endless!

This fantastic parade in downtown Arroyo Grande will likewise feature local marching bands like that of Judkins Middle School. Indeed, our very own Valentina Guest Services Representative, Matthew Pringle (Age 13) will be featured as lead bass (drummer). That alone is enough reason to gaze upon this marvelous sight to behold.

The Centennial Parade will travel east from Halcyon Road and East Grand Avenue toward the Village, ending at South Mason and Nelson Streets. Parade–goers can find their spot anywhere along the parade route, as the route will be closed to traffic during the parade. 

The City of Arroyo Grande began in 1867 as a political township from land owned by Francisco Zeba Branch. Due to the prime agricultural soil, mild coastal climate and the establishment of the Pacific Coast Railway, Arroyo Grande quickly grew and was incorporated as a City on July 10, 1911.

Over the past 100 years Arroyo Grande has maintained its unique character and community spirit. It's agricultural heritage and historic Village area as well as its cultural amenities and strong business foundations make Arroyo Grande a desirable and diverse city that is loved by its residents and visitors alike.

As a hotel full of history, Valentina Inn & Villas likes to support the history of Pismo Beach and nearby towns. For more details on how we celebrate local history, check out http://ValentinaPismoBeach.com/history.html. For reservations, send us a message at http://valentinapismobeach.com/reservations.html.

~ValentinaPismoBeach.com

Saturday, August 14, 2010

Arroyo Grande Harvest Festival . . . As American as Apple Pie

The 1970 Arroyo Grande Harvest Festival
The San Luis Obispo Tribune
Yes, it's that time of the year again. An Arroyo Grande tradition that carries on year after year, the Arroyo Grande Harvest Festival is celebrating its 63rd year of good times and good food.

There is nothing quite like this Arroyo Grande festival in the San Luis Obispo county. Only a couple miles from Pismo Beach, Arroyo Grande shows its true community pride in this unique weekend-long festival. One incredible event during this festival is the Rotary Club Fish Fry, where thousands of locals flock to buy a delicious fish dinner prepared and served by members of the Arroyo Grande Rotary Club and Arroyo Grande Interact Club. All proceeds go to local Arroyo Grande High School scholarships.

"Arroyo Grande takes pride in the old-fashioned family fun that abounds at local festivals and the Harvest Festival is a prime example of this time-honored tradition. Held the last full weekend in September, the Harvest Festival serves as a tribute to agriculture, the area’s leading industry. Among the many attractions features is a parade, toe-tapping entertainment, agricultural exhibits, and an array of food, game, and arts and crafts booths. This festival is focuses on the local non-profit organizations that serve the community.
Since 1937, the people of Arroyo Grande have participated in this well-loved celebration. The Harvest Festival is a chance to look back at our history and past traditions.
For complete and up-to-date information on this year's Harvest Festival, visit http://www.agharvestfestival.com/."

~http://www.agharvestfestival.com/

And while you're enjoying the Arroyo Grande Harvest Festival, be sure to stay at Valentina Inn & Villas, located less than 2 blocks from the beach in beautiful Pismo Beach, CA. Our vacation rental size suites are larger than typical hotel suites, and are complete with countless, luxurious amenities.

Valentina  . . . Your Villa Awaits.

~DiscoverPismoBeach.com

Sunday, August 1, 2010

Arroyo Grande Celebrates its Car Sho (Yes, It's Spelled Without the "W")

Arroyo Grande Valley Car Show
Year after year, on the last Saturday in July, one of the largest car shows on the Central Coast draws enthusiasts from around the state!

Hundreds of cars, including everything from hot rods, muscle cars and trucks to motorcycles and vintage trailers fill the Village for the Annual Arroyo Grande Car Sho (yes, it's spelled 'Sho').

Cars were on display throughout the Village. Activities take place around the gazebo. A Best in Show, Major's and President's trophy were awarded along with dozens of others for various categories.

The show is a fund-raiser presented by the Arroyo Valley Car Club, although no admission is charged for the public. Proceeds from entry fees, a raffle and other activities are donated by the club to help charitable organizations in the South County.

For questions about the Arroyo Grande Valley Car Show Linda Aiello-Madison from the Arroyo Valley Car Club at (805) 489-9195 or linda@c21slo.com for more information.

Monday, July 5, 2010

Central Coast Wine Classic is July 8-11

Experience the beauty and diversity of California's Central Coast! Participate in the 2010 Twenty-Sixth Annual Central Coast Wine Classic.

The Central Coast Wine Classic Foundation is pleased to announce the 2010 Twenty-Sixth Annual Central Coast Wine Classic, to be held from July 8th through 11th, 2010, in Avila Beach, Shell Beach, San Simeon, Arroyo Grande, San Luis Obispo and Paso Robles.

While you are in town, be sure to stay at Pismo's newest resort, Valentina Inn & Villas, located less than 2 blocks from the beach.
Valentina provides all the amenities (and more) of a luxury hotel suite, but is spacious, and includes a full gourmet kitchen, dining room, living room (with state-of-the-art entertainment center), and washer/dryer.
Whether you are looking for the perfect family vacation, or simply a romantic getaway, we can accommodate all your needs.
Reserve today at ValentinaPismoBeach.com or call 805-773-1234.

~Valentina Inn & Villas

Saturday, March 13, 2010

Exclusive Early Bird Special: $75-$150 OFF Your Stay

Need an excuse to get away. Book now and receive $75 OFF any 2 NIGHT STAY or $150 OFF any 3 NIGHT STAY thru June 1. Take advantage of this limited time offer today!

Call 805-773-1234 for more details, and be sure to check out our beautiful website to see our villas at ValentinaPismoBeach.com!

Not valid with any other offer.

Thursday, September 3, 2009

A Wine Lover's Paradise


San Luis Obispo County has earned worldwide recognition and respect for the exceptional quality of their varietals in this ideal viticulture area. Edna Valley and the Arroyo Grande Valley are bubbling over with fantastic wineries and tasting rooms. There are over 3000 acres of vines in South San Luis Obispo County, and even more are being planted.

~Pismo/Five Cities Welcome Map

The beautiful seaside community of Pismo Beach is centrally located in this outstanding wine region. On your next trip to Pismo, make sure that you book at Valentina Luxurious Vacation Villas. In the next week we will be offering some incredible specials and packages featuring the Edna Valley and Arroyo Grande Wine Region.