Community Calendar

Join us on a one-day ascent of the seven publicly accessible Morros near San Luis Obispo and Morro Bay!
All seven Morros can be hiked in succession or selected individually to suit your preference and physical condition. Start times for each Morro are provided below:
5:30 am, Terrace Hill
6:15 am, Quarry Trail on Righetti Hill
7:30 am, Islay Hill
9:00 am, Cerro San Luis
12:15 pm, Bishop Peak
3:30 pm, Cerro Cabrillo
6:00 pm, Black Hill
See the CNPS website for details: cnpsslo.org

A Taste of Greece on the Central Coast!
The San Luis Obispo Greek Festival returns May 30 and 31 for a weekend of authentic Greek food, live music, traditional dancing, and family-friendly fun. Enjoy favorites like gyros, souvlaki, baklava, and Greek pastries while experiencing vibrant Greek culture. Browse a marketplace of specialty foods and gifts and watch traditional Greek dance performances.

A portion of the proceeds benefits the SLO Food Bank and SLO Noor Foundation.
Saturday: 11 am to 7 pm
Sunday: 11 am to 6 pm

More information: GreekFestivalSLO.com

Swing into your wildest dreams! Why come fly with us? In our Aerial Silks clinic, you’ll learn aerial skills that build memory, strength, coordination, confidence, and endurance. Plus, silks is a great way to learn flipping safely. Members & non-Members welcome.

Build your flipping finesse at our Handsprings & Aerials Clinic! We'll check out what you know, and give you tips for safe, successful improvement. The Target Skills are intermediate level, but even beginners can start working on the fundamentals. All levels welcome. Ages 5 to 17 years

The SLO Food Bank Open House gathers and celebrates the many people—from volunteers and donors to partners and community leaders—who bring our mission to life.

The event will include:
—Guided warehouse tours showcasing the SLO Food Bank’s operations

—Summer Breakfast Bag Sponsor Build-Off competition finals

—Family-friendly fun

—Light bites and refreshments

Please RSVP today.

A fun, informative painting experience - perfect for all skill levels from beginners to seasoned artists. Enjoy fine wine, great company, and individualized guidance as award-winning professional and instructor Brandon Smith leads participants through the painting of a still life. Classes take place in the Mezzanine Studio at The Gallery and are each limited to 10 participants.
Each class includes three hours of art instruction, all paints and materials, two complimentary glasses of fine wine or soft drinks, and light snacks.

The Cal Poly Arab Music Ensemble (AME) spring concert will be shared with a special ensemble of guest artists performing Iranian music.

The Arab Music Ensemble will perform a variety of classic and popular pieces from Arab and interconnected cultures. An introductory instrumental piece composed by AME director Ken Habib will open the program and will be followed by beloved songs by the seminal Egyptian composer, Sayyid Darwish, plus Greek and Romanian selections.

Ever wondered if electric vehicles actually make a difference? Or just want a place to talk about climate stuff without it feeling overwhelming? Come to The Bunker SLO on Sunday, May 31st, from 10 am to 11 am. Ride your bike for Bike Month and we’ll give you a free EarthFest tee!

Brewing Solutions brings people together to have open, low-pressure conversations about climate topics and to share ideas, questions, and perspectives in a supportive space.

Celebrate a half-century of hot jazz as the Basin Street Regulars Jazz Collective continues its 50th Anniversary season! This May, we are bringing a high-energy double-feature to the Pismo Beach stage, blending the soulful sounds of Ventura with the fresh talent of Oxnard’s rising stars.

Featured band is The Barrelhouse Wailers. This 8-piece powerhouse from Ventura delivers a seamless blend of traditional hot jazz, vintage blues, and original compositions.

The intermission band is The Raider Jazz Ensemble. Hailing from Channel Islands High School, these talented student musicians bring a vibrant energy to the stage.

The Cal Poly Bands will conclude their season with a concert titled “Journey Home." The centerpiece of the program will be the world premiere of  “Imprints That Shine” by composer Laura M. Kramer. Commissioned by the Cal Poly chapter of Kappa Kappa Psi, the national honorary band fraternity, the work celebrates the 44-year career of music Professor Emeritus William Johnson. In a special tribute, more than 50 Cal Poly band alumni will join current ensemble members on stage for the premiere performance.