Music

“Be afraid . . . be very afraid . . .” So opens Werewolf of Arroyo Grande, as the curtains part to reveal a full moon shining in a spooky…

Local jazz and folk vocalist Inga Swearingen joins Canzona Women’s Ensemble in an afternoon program celebrating rich musical traditions from across the Americas on Sunday, November 3 at SLO United…

Festival Mozaic will showcase the talents of Grammy-nominated pianist and composer John Novacek in several performances during October. As the organization’s 2024 Artist-in-Residence, Novacek is celebrating his 20th anniversary season…

Sensorio is lighting up Paso Robles these days with more than just its 100,000 glowing bulbs. Beginning October 27, the venue that bills itself as the intersection of “art, technology,…

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 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,…

Imagine yourself frazzled and at wit’s end. Or worse, ill and struggling to recover. Then imagine gently reclining and breathing deeply, while three apparent angels enter your room, sit down,…

Photos by Sonya Jackson Chef-wars, singing nuns, “Miss Moonstone & Her Beaches,” and much, much more await you at The 2024 Follies: Cambria Night Live, part of Pinedorado Days, the…

The Stone Soup Music Festival & Street Fair, a community tradition that has thrived for more than 30 years in Grover Beach, returns the weekend of August 24 and 25.…

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…