PACIFIC GROVE, Monterey County — October 26, 2026. Pacific Grove plans its annual Veterans Day Ceremony for Wednesday, November 11, at 11 a.m. at Point Pinos Lighthouse, according to the city’s adopted special events calendar. The ceremony gives residents an opportunity to honor veterans and military families in a coastal public setting.
The official calendar provides the date, venue and general hour, but not a complete list of speakers or a guaranteed schedule of individual ceremonial activities. Anyone planning to attend should review the city’s latest notices for access, parking or weather changes. Point Pinos is an active heritage attraction, and lighthouse touring arrangements should not be confused with the outdoor commemoration. This community event is distinct from the city’s holiday tree-lighting festivities later in November.
Original source: Official/local program information. Dates and program details are subject to the controlling organizer or government notices.
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