Cal Poly’s Bach Week Concludes
Cal Poly’s annual Bach Week is devoted to the performance and exploration of the music of Johann Sebastian Bach and his contemporaries. This year, the event concludes with two concerts…
Ubu’s Other Shoe Presents “Anthropology”
A brilliant software engineer refuses to accept her younger sibling’s mysterious disappearance as a closed case and launches her own investigation using data, digital footprints, and AI. Award-winning playwright Lauren…
Local Artists Trace Their Military Journeys
For many, military service is a journey of constant movement, memory, and change. In a new exhibition at Studios on the Park in Paso Robles, veterans and active-duty service members…
“Clue” Is Now a Play You’ll Love, Too
Photos by Ryan Loyd, Rylo Media Design A group of well-to-do strangers, each with something to hide, meets on a dark and stormy night in a mansion full of…
Ronnie Marmo Brings Lenny Bruce to Town
Lenny Bruce In 2017, Rolling Stone magazine ranked the greatest stand-up comics ever. Richard Pryor came in at number one. George Carlin finished in second place. No surprise. Both…
“Fackham Hall” Is a Lot of Laughs
Fackham Hall, featuring the aristocratic Davenport family, is a spoof on period films and series like Downton Abby and Upstairs/Downstairs. Directed by Jim O’Hanlon, it’s a vehicle for a variety…
Cambria Film Festival Opens February 4
More than 90 full-length and short films are set to be screened at the ninth annual Cambria Film Festival scheduled February 4-8. Passes, film packs and individual tickets are now…
SLO Library Checkouts Top 1.3 Million
Do people still use libraries? Are eBooks the preferred format for reading these days? Recording some 1.3 million checkouts during 2025, the County of San Luis Obispo Public Libraries say…
“James and the Giant Peach” Heads to ACTF
A Cuesta College student-directed play has been selected as one of only four productions to represent Region 8 (Arizona, Central and Southern California, Hawaii, Southern Nevada, Utah, and Guam) at…
CA Arts Council To Hold Regional Town Hall
The California Arts Council has announced it is holding several town hall meetings as part of the next phase for California's creative economy: the Creative Economies in Action Statewide Engagement…