Month: April 2026

If I Go Will They Miss Me and A Life Illuminated were named best narrative feature and best documentary feature respectively by 2026 San Luis Obispo International Film Festival judges…

Kristoffer Borgli’s new film The Drama is refreshingly original in its discussion of relevant societal issues. Some viewers have found the plot provocative and poorly executed. I disagree. The film…

A fresh and magical journey to Oz awaits as Civic Ballet of San Luis Obispo presents Artistic Director Drew Silvaggio's take on L. Frank Baum's masterpiece The Wonderful Wizard of Oz.…

The Cuesta Concord Chorus, along with members of the San Luis Obispo Symphony and the Paso Robles High School Choir, are joining together for “Piano Palooza!” at the Templeton Performing…

Photo by John Cardamone    Back when a star was something to wish on, all I knew was family, friends, home, street, and the-corner-grocer Mr. Wolf. Dogs were dogs and…

Celebrated trail runner and environmental activist Peyton Thomas will attend a free, local screening of a short film that tells the story of a grassroots fight and a trail race…

Entertaining and Possibly Addicting A private detective with a myriad of mysterious personal problems is hired to take on a murder case in a small town (just 10 people)—a case…

Guitar-Driven Nostalgia Evoking the bluesy garage rock revival sound of the 2000s, the music video for Sacha Carlson and the Light’s Drive You Like A Cadillac spoofs the 1970’s genre…

Writer MaryFrank Sanborn redefines the term “slow starter,” waiting until the age of 80 to publish her first novel, The Lightning Field (Coalesce Press, 2026). Inspired by multiple visits to…

"Once the writer and the fact-checker get into a lively debate on the ethics of factual truth vs. the beauty of literary dishonesty, it’s time to really sit up and…