Nov 12 Thursday
The Morro Bay High School Music Boosters invite the Central Coast community to participate in our annual Holiday Greens Fundraiser, benefiting the Band and Choir programs at Morro Bay High School and Los Osos Middle School.
We're offering a festive selection of Christmas trees, fresh holiday wreaths, poinsettias, and other seasonal greenery to help make your holidays a little brighter!
Orders are being accepted now through Sunday, November 15, 2026. Holiday Greens will be available for pickup at Morro Bay High School on Friday, December 4, with additional delivery options available.
Order online: https://mbhs-music-boosters.square.site
All Things Sustainable Packaging workshop organized in collaboration with Anna Brittain, Regeneration & Climate Action Consultant.
What does packaging have to do with regenerative agriculture, you may ask? Glass, packaging, and distribution account for 40-60% of vineyard and winery emissions—which makes packaging and farming the two areas where our industry can truly move the needle on emissions and resilience. You can see and feel a regenerative ethos when you open a package of wine devoid of plastics and polymers and pull out a bottle in lighter-weight glass.
Full agenda and registration: https://mindset.ticketspice.com/green-packaging-workshop
Discover one-of-a-kind artwork and unique gifts created by local artists at The Island of Misfit Art, a special holiday show at Cypress Gallery in downtown Lompoc. From unexpected treasures to handmade gifts, this exhibition celebrates the creativity and individuality of our local art community. Whether you’re shopping for someone special or treating yourself, you’re sure to find something with a little extra personality.
Exhibit dates: October 29 to November 29.Opening Reception: Sunday, November 1, 1–3 pm.
Handcrafted for the Holidays is back! This annual showcase celebrates talented craftspeople and their one-of-a-kind creations. From returning artists to exciting new pieces, there’s something special for everyone, no matter your taste or budget.
Nov 13 Friday
The California Central Coast Chapter of The Wildlife Society Annual Wildlife Symposium is intended to bring together local professionals and students from the Central Coast together to share ideas, professional knowledge, and information on projects, and on-going research. Breakfast and Lunch will be provided by Trumpet Vine Catering.
Visit https://www.zeffy.com/en-US/ticketing/2026-annual-wildlife-symposium
Film Noir Fridays is a public screening series that highlights the masterworks of the noir era. On November 13 see "Detour," 1945, directed by Edgar G. Ulmer.
Pre-screening lecture and post-screening discussion with Professor of Film, Chris Hite. Seats are free but must be reserved in advance.
Cal Poly’s Wind Ensemble and Symphonic Band will start the program with Gustav Holst’s “Jupiter” from “The Planets,” Andrew Boysen’s Symphony No. 4 and E.E. Bagley’s “National Emblem March.” Guest saxophonist Nick May will be featured with each of the groups, on works by Warren Benson and Tyler Harrison. The Mustang Band will close the concert with arrangements of popular music from this season’s field shows, with music of Bad Bunny, Bruno Mars, Chicago, the Scorpions, Shakira, and more.