Film

YES, a short film by local filmmaker Randi Barros about migration and human connection told through the eyes of two eight-year-old girls, is screening at the Palm Theatre on Sunday,…

They say art imitates life, but as SLO’s first art house cinema, the Palm Theatre in historic Chinatown has become an integral part of the SLO life since its inception…

[caption id="attachment_7088" align="alignleft" width="125"] Lee Herrick[/caption] The Coastal Dunes Branch of the California Writers Club is kicking off California Writers Week with an afternoon of literary exploration on Sunday, October…

October is Arts & Humanities Month, and the City of San Luis Obispo is bringing back ARTober for the second year in a row to highlight SLO’s fantastic arts and…

The Monday Club, founded in 1924, is celebrating its Centennial Anniversary during a special Doors Open California event on Saturday and Sunday, September 28 and 29. Doors Open California is…

The SLO Film Center is inviting film buffs, Halloween buffs, and anyone else who enjoys a party to its "Grand Haunting" (aka "Grand Opening") at the Palm Theatre on Wednesday,…

Screenwriter David Congalton and director Ellie Kanner Brian Schwartz, director of the Central Coast Writers’ Conference, reached out to me last month with an intriguing proposal. He wanted to arrange…

The 10th anniversary of Authors Anonymous, a feature film written by local radio host and author David Congalton, will be celebrated with a special screening at the Bay Theatre in…

Due to popular demand, a second screening of a documentary about local singer-songwriter Craig Nuttycombe will be screened at 2 p.m. on Sunday, August 25, at the Cambria Center for…

The co-owners of the now-defunct Insomniac Video, once the video store of choice for hardcore film aficionados in San Luis Obispo, are back, this time on the big screen. Bob…