The Black Riviera · Est. 1905
City identity
Meet Cedar Bay.
Cedar Bay was founded as a Black-owned coastal city grounded in land ownership, wine cultivation, and long-term vision. It grew into a global-facing center for vineyards, film, television, music, technology, venture capital, hospitality, and creative life.
City map
5 districts. One connected city.
Select a district to open its complete guide.PacificCoastline Main road District
Downtown70 locationsTideline3 locationsThe Summit57 locationsLaurel Heights50 locationsFounders’ Quarter49 locationsDistrict guide
Choose where to begin
Every district contains a categorized directory of its businesses, institutions, landmarks, dining, housing, culture, and community life.
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Downtown — Institutional, Media & Lifestyle Core
Venture capital, technology, media, civic life, nightlife, sports, resort, marina, and cruise operations.
Open complete district guide →02Tideline — Beach & Surf District
A coastal neighborhood organized around beach culture, recreation, casual hospitality, and daily life near the water.
Open complete district guide →03The Summit — Wealthy / Ultra-Wealthy
Vineyards, spirits, estates, private clubs, fine dining, education, wellness, and controlled scenic spaces.
Open complete district guide →04Laurel Heights — Middle / Upper-Middle Neighborhood
Professional services, medicine, schools, creative production, arts, dining, and comfortable residential life.
Open complete district guide →05Founders’ Quarter — Lower / Middle Neighborhood
Multigenerational community, the La Bahia Corridor, local business, faith, training, culture, parks, and practical transit.
Open complete district guide →Explore by district
Open the complete business and place directory.
Choose a district →1905–TODAYHow Cedar Bay was built
Founders, legacy families, industries, population, geography, and climate.
Read the city history →23 CITY TRADITIONSWhat brings the city together
Seasonal events, cultural traditions, sports, and signature gatherings.
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