Month: March 2025

What’s in a name? Everything. If I told you that Rock & Roll Hall of Famers Hall & Oates were performing at the Mid-State Fair, thousands would be jumping on…

If you enjoy sniffing out clues and sussing out fine details like a modern true-crime detective, you can turn your love of solving a whodunit to the comedic side with…

Having to work at a terrible job out of desperation—a job you hate that is a daily kind of humiliation and destruction of body and spirit—seems to be so common…

Price House, Pismo Beach   Whaler, Vaquero, Rancher, and Founder of Pismo Beach   Part 1: From Bristol, England, to the Central Coast Unexpectedly I fell in love. Not a…

Photo by Brittany App   Almost every seat was taken in Cal Poly’s Spanos Theatre on March 7 to see Clue: The Musical, a two-act raucous reenactment of the board…

The March 4 meeting of the San Luis Obispo City Council meeting began with the presentation of a proclamation declaring the month of March 2025 as Women’s History Month in…

A compelling play based on the true story of a domestic abuse survivor will be performed March 21 and 22 at the Unitarian Universalist Church in San Luis Obispo to…

The San Luis Obispo Vocal Arts Ensemble presents a choral concert series featuring an assortment of folk, theatre, and jazz tunes in late March. The award-winning adult choir, led by…

Photo by Niko Saparilas High school seniors from the Lucia Mar Unified School District who plan to continue their studies in the performing arts are eligible to apply now for…

Walk the path together for as long as you can, but when you must part, never hold your companion back.—Taoist saying There doesn’t seem to be much holding singer-songwriter John…