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Benjamin Purper/Staff at the reopened Hearst Castle are offering a revamped tour focusing on architect Julia Morgan. Two local authors with recently-released books about her say she’s finally being recognized for her role in California architecture and Central Coast history. -
Rachel Showalter/San Luis Obispo's Orchestra Novo partners with a different community organization every year to help people listen to classical music and express their emotions through painting.
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Violinist and conductor Scott Yoo checks in with KCBX about plans for Festival Mozaic, his PBS TV show and more -
Krasno released an album earlier this month titled "Always" ahead of a tour that will bring him to San Luis Obispo in early March.
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The Marvelous Wonderettes will run February 4 to March 6 with COVID-19 prevention measures in place.
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After almost two years with no live, in-person performances, the Monterey County Dance Theatre is finally returning to the stage to perform the 62nd Nutcracker Ballet at the Robert Stanton Theatre in King City in December.
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A new documentary chronicles the life of British journalist Ivor Davis.
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A photo exhibit in Santa Barbara called Spirit of a Community documents life in the small town of Guadalupe from over 30 years ago..
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Ahead of an Orchestra Novo performance this Saturday, musicians Inga Swearingen and Michael Nowak discuss the theme of the concert: "unfinished business."
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SLO Rep reopened this summer for the first time and then promptly shut down again as the Delta variant surged.
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Sierra Hull is an American bluegrass singer-songwriter and has been described as a mandolin virtuoso. She's coming to the Central Coast this week, playing at the Clark Center for the Performing Arts in Arroyo Grande this Thursday. KCBX News Director Benjamin Purper spoke with Hull about her life and music.
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A second mural was unveiled this weekend in Atascadero as a part of the Equality Mural Project.Zoe Zappas started the Equality Mural Project two years ago…
