Since 1981
Morro Bay BEAUTIFUL has operated as a not-for-profit, volunteer organization, for the purpose of preserving and enhancing the beauty
of Morro Bay, California. Our community projects range from litter pick-up, to tree and shrub planting, to art projects.We are truly a grass-roots organization, with the vast majority of our projects originated, funded, and executed by our members. We invite you to explore our web site and learn more about us.
Website sponsored by:
Carol & Chuck Harkins
Bringing Dory Home to Morro Bay
Dory’s story…..
Dory has been brought home to
Morro Bay, from Cambria, by Morro Bay
BEAUTIFUL and several businesses in Morro Bay, where she will be making an
appearance for a month at a time.
Ellen DeGeneres voices Dory
in the movies, “Finding Nemo” and the sequel “Finding Dory.”
In the Dory movie, the little
royal blue tang fish with bad short-term memory (who is lost), remembers that her family once lived at “the Jewel of Morro Bay” across the ocean in California. The movie then
chronicles the adventures of Dory and friends to find her family and work her
way home to Morro Bay.
The sculpture’s title is, “Do
You Know the Way to Morro Bay?” and was created by Tish Rogers for the
Scarecrow Festival in Cambria.
Dory’s future whereabouts in
town will be tracked on the Morro Bay Beautiful website, see: morrobaybeautiful.org.
Will Dory get a permanent
home? We will see. Right now she will just be happy to be home
in Morro Bay.
These are the businesses that
helped bring Dory home and where she will be for the next several months:
Dorn's Original Breakers Café
Carla's Country Kitchen
456 Embarcadero Inn & Suites
Bayfront Inn
Edward Jones - April (501 Harbor)
Beads By the Bay - May (333 MB Blvd)
Junque Love - June (699 Embarcadero #1)
Lolo’s Mexican Restaurant - July (2848 Main St)
