Community Calendar

Enjoy DANA Adobe & Cultural Center’s new exhibit, Rancho Nipomo: Moving through the Times is the second portion of our two-part exhibit.<br/>Part II of the exhibit begins in the 1890s with the innovations in technology and social movements changing the rural landscape. The exhibit also includes the restoration efforts of the Dana Adobe which had its start in the 1930s and remains ongoing to this day. The exhibit concludes with an opportunity for you to suggest what additions should be made to the remaining 130-acre Rancho Nipomo property to best preserve and interpret California and Rancho life.<br/>

Pismo Beach Farmers Market is held each Wednesday from 4:00pm to 7:00pm. Located in our Pier Plaza right by the big PISMO BEACH letters, you'll be able to shop for local produce and goods while enjoying the beautiful views from our Pier Plaza.

Join Corazón del Pueblo on October 27 at 6 p.m. via Zoom for a guided workshop on how to make sugar skull masks! We will provide materials for people who RSVP in advance. Please share some information below so we can arrange to have the supplies dropped off to you, or picked up at our space. Sign up at: https://tinyurl.com/OctWorkshop2021

The Garden is excited to present a monthly bird walk series on the 4th Thursday of every month which explores the intersection of birds and botany. This walk, led by Mark Mushkat and Ken Levine, studies birdlife amongst the plants of the Botanical Garden. The focus will be on which avian species are drawn to certain plants, what’s gained or lost in the exchange, and how this understanding can shape your own landscaping efforts to the benefit of fauna and flora. Allow for a two-hour exploration on mostly flat ground. Bring binoculars (if you have them), comfortable shoes, and water.

Enjoy DANA Adobe & Cultural Center’s new exhibit, Rancho Nipomo: Moving through the Times is the second portion of our two-part exhibit.<br/>Part II of the exhibit begins in the 1890s with the innovations in technology and social movements changing the rural landscape. The exhibit also includes the restoration efforts of the Dana Adobe which had its start in the 1930s and remains ongoing to this day. The exhibit concludes with an opportunity for you to suggest what additions should be made to the remaining 130-acre Rancho Nipomo property to best preserve and interpret California and Rancho life.<br/>

If you want to improve your public speaking and leadership skills in a diverse, supportive and enthusiastic environment then we invite you to join us early Thursdays mornings. We are SLO Toastmasters Club 83 and have been going strong in San Luis Obispo for 65 years.

Get back in the groove with the Cuesta Chamber Singers and Voce, Cuesta’s two top vocal ensembles. Enjoy a wide variety of groove-based music, ranging from Jazz to Gospel to multi-meter modern dance forms and classical waltzes. It was difficult to be in rhythmic harmony last year, but now we are celebrating the endless possibilities of artful music-making— onstage and together! This is a hybrid event, meaning: a limited amount of tickets will be available to attend in-person, and virtual tickets will be available to a livestream of the concert. THIS LISTING IS FOR IN-PERSON TICKETS ONLY. There are no refunds or exchanges. For Virtual tickets, please visit: this page. IN-PERSON SAFETY INFORMATION: Proof of vaccination OR a negative COVID-19 test result within 72 hrs of the event is required to attend. Masks are required for all indoor areas, regardless of vaccination status. Please visit the CPAC Safety page on our website for updates and detailed information prior to this concert. Purchasing a ticket to an indoor event confirms that you have read and agree to Cuesta College's safety measures. Please stay home if you are symptomatic, and let us know if you are unable to attend after purchasing a ticket. In light of new guidelines from the County of San Luis Obispo Health Agency and Public Health Department, we have modified our practices on and off stage to still be able to offer tickets to in-person events, meaning: performers may be masked, musicians may perform with bell covers on instruments, and everyone will be spaced appropriately. This also means that performers will maintain at least twelve feet from the audience, so the first several rows will be roped off and unavailable for seating. Thank you for your patience and understanding!

Enjoy DANA Adobe & Cultural Center’s new exhibit, Rancho Nipomo: Moving through the Times is the second portion of our two-part exhibit.<br/>Part II of the exhibit begins in the 1890s with the innovations in technology and social movements changing the rural landscape. The exhibit also includes the restoration efforts of the Dana Adobe which had its start in the 1930s and remains ongoing to this day. The exhibit concludes with an opportunity for you to suggest what additions should be made to the remaining 130-acre Rancho Nipomo property to best preserve and interpret California and Rancho life.<br/>

Dana Hubbard combines the socially conscious singer/songwriter with the master acoustic blues guitarist, awing people with guitar skills that defy the ear and eye. Please RSVP to theoaks805@gmail.com.

Join us for a family-friendly Halloween Bash at DANA Adobe & Cultural Center. Bring the kids out to be a part of the kids' costume march, trunk or treat, and stay for movie night!