Month: February 2026

Susan Straight, the California writer The New York Times calls "an essential voice in American writing and in writing of the West,” will appear at "An Evening with the Author"…

Kal Penn went from late-night fast food runs in the film Harold & Kumar to policy meetings in the White House, and now he’s bringing that unlikely journey to Cal…

Photo by Lloyd Esola/Mustang News   Editor's Note: This article originally appeared in the Mustang News on February 15, 2026. It has been edited and updated by SLO Review staff.…

"Untitled (butter)" by Robert Gober. Photos by Edward C. Robison III   A diverse exhibition of work spanning American art history from 1915 to 2020 opens at the San Luis…

Perhaps the most surprising thing about the new romantic comedy Solo Mio is how surprisingly good this film actually is. On the surface, the storyline seems all-too-familiar: Matt (Kevin James)…

The Central Coast is blessed with many stellar live music venues, both indoor and outdoor. But there’s one flying under our local entertainment radar that’s an absolute hidden gem: the…

Combine intimate acting, an intriguing set, and a script based on the infamous filming of the real-life very first summer blockbuster, and the play you get is The Shark Is…

By the Sea Productions in Morro Bay opened its 10th season on Valentine's Day eve with a staged reading appropriate both for the date and, apparently, the audience. The Last…

Photo by Mark Velasquez   Gunslingers and cowboys and frontier towns. Hard-ridden horses, saloon girls with hearts of gold, and sheriffs with shiny badges. Good vs. evil fighting it out…

Photos courtesy Riot Artists   A Ukranian quartet—“like no other band I’ve ever seen” according to Cal Poly Arts director Molly Clark—comes to the Performing Arts Center SLO on Thursday,…