Month: August 2024

Imagine yourself frazzled and at wit’s end. Or worse, ill and struggling to recover. Then imagine gently reclining and breathing deeply, while three apparent angels enter your room, sit down,…

Photos by Sonya Jackson Chef-wars, singing nuns, “Miss Moonstone & Her Beaches,” and much, much more await you at The 2024 Follies: Cambria Night Live, part of Pinedorado Days, the…

Photos by Luis Escobar, Reflections Photography Studio It’s a time of great agitation. Political parties are at each other’s throats. Women are up in arms about their longed-for rights. People…

The City of Guadalupe is requesting proposals for a nonprofit performing arts organization to operate its Royal Theatre after all construction work is complete in 2027. Plans call for the…

The California Department of Parks and Recreation invites artists interested in creating public art in California state and/or local parks to join the Arts in California Parks directory. The directory…

Update: The City of San Luis Obispo has extended the deadline for submitting project designs until October 11, 2024. The City of San Luis Obispo is seeking mural artwork for…

The Stone Soup Music Festival & Street Fair, a community tradition that has thrived for more than 30 years in Grover Beach, returns the weekend of August 24 and 25.…

Heidi McPherson, CEO of The Community Foundation San Luis Obispo County for the last 10 years, is stepping down. Foundation Board President Kath Tompkins announced McPherson’s retirement in an email…

The Central Coast Arts Coalition is calling for submissions from local artists to help promote the Central Coast Creative Corps program, a regional collaboration to invest in artists across disciplines…

Due to popular demand, a second screening of a documentary about local singer-songwriter Craig Nuttycombe will be screened at 2 p.m. on Sunday, August 25, at the Cambria Center for…