The history-handsome landmark is temporarily closed, but fans can admire a couple of live views of its famous beach.

Spend a virtual sunset at William R. Hearst Memorial Beach.

Mono County is currently not “encouraging or promoting tourism” in the face of COVID-19, but fans at home can enjoy some stunning snapshots.

Some rescued critters are now temporarily making a home in the Monterey Bay Aquarium’s sea otter exhibit.

Have extra time to bake right now? You can make a classic California confection in your own kitchen.

The Rancho Mirage estate will livestream Yoga on the Great Lawn every Friday morning during its closure.

The new morning meditation will happen each weekday morning, via Facebook, during the Cannery Row landmark’s closure.

See a recent brick-beautiful tribute to the San Jose landmark in honor of Friday the 13th, a major day at the mysterious manse.

Find the colorful ice plants around Monterey, Pacific Grove, and neighboring communities in April and the beginning of May.

Railtown 1897’s Wildflower Train will again roam the rails over two April weekends.

The nature-amazing event returns in September for three starry nights of mooning over the Milky Way (and more).

Enjoy a Monterey Bay Aquarium webcam that’s full of fanciful floaters as the Marchtime Worm Moon casts a lunar light.