Point Pinos Lighthouse plans a free Nautical Day on September 7
The City of Pacific Grove has scheduled a free, family-friendly Nautical Day at Point Pinos Lighthouse from noon to 3 p.m. Monday, September 7.
By MyPG.news Newsroom · The official City notice was verified Aug. 28. Its Aug. 26 source date—not MyPG.news discovery time—controls the remaining 88-hour live window. · Source status: Official source • delayed discovery
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Point Pinos Lighthouse • Pacific Grove
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City page dated Aug. 26; exact publication time not displayed; MyPG.news reviewed Aug. 28 at 11:20 a.m. PDT
The City of Pacific Grove has scheduled a free, family-friendly Nautical Day at Point Pinos Lighthouse from noon to 3 p.m. Monday, September 7.
The city says the event will include maritime-history games, crafts, storytelling and a treasure hunt.
Lighthouse-interior tours still require tickets, and refreshments, crafts, games and prizes are available only while supplies last.
What readers need to know
The City of Pacific Grove published the event notice on August 26. Nautical Day is scheduled for noon to 3 p.m. Monday, September 7, at Point Pinos Lighthouse. The city describes games, crafts, storytelling and a treasure hunt focused on Monterey Bay maritime history.
Admission to the outdoor event is free. The official notice says tickets are still required to tour the lighthouse interior, and refreshments, craft materials, games and prizes will be available while supplies last. The source page does not state a road, parking or shoreline closure.
The City page displays an August 26 publication date but no exact time. MyPG.news therefore anchored the 88-hour live window to the start of the source's Pacific date rather than the later discovery time; this delayed-discovery report will move to the archive on that original clock.
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