SLO Poetry Out Loud Rep Competes in Sacramento
Art is what gives me life. It’s the blood running through my veins, and I wouldn’t have it any other way.” — Charlotte Bailey Charlotte Bailey, a freshman at Paso…
Help Keep Arts in Schools
Tax season has arrived and you can be a champion for arts education by making a tax-deductible donation of $1 or more to the Keep Arts in Schools Fund on…
“Urinetown” at Cal Poly Is a Must-See
Photos by B App Exciting. Eclectic. Exuberant. If you've never seen Urinetown the Musical, those three words are probably not the ones you expect to hear about a theatre…
Susan Straight Slated for “Book of the Year”
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 Talks “Service in Action”
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…
Super Bowl Sunday BBQ Funds Local Scholarships
The 57th annual community BBQ fundraiser for SLO County student scholarships is scheduled on Super Bowl Sunday, February 8 from 12 noon to 3 p.m. at the SLO Elks Lodge.…
Bach Week Finale Yields Pathos, Joy, Drama
Saturday, January 24 was a mild, mostly sunny day in San Luis Obispo. It felt to me like a great time to spend an hour or so listening to Baroque…
Founder Still Sees Orchesis as “Dance Family”
Photo by Brittany App, choreography by Lisette Adundez The name “Moon Ja Minn” means “to be a scholar,” at least as it applies to the founder of Cal Poly’s…
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…
“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…