Community Calendar

Mended Hearts Chapter #415 invites heart patients, families, and friends to a monthly support meeting. The event takes place at the French Hospital Copeland Education Pavilion (3rd Floor Auditorium).

This month, Cal Poly Nutrition students will present heart-healthy meal plans, offer tips on reading food labels, and host a dietary Q&A session. The meeting features peer support and small-group breakout discussions.

Attendance is free and open to the public. For more details, visit http://mendedhearts.org. To get on monthly email list: Chapter 415@mendedhearts.us

We are thrilled to invite you to our 5th Annual Center Stage for South SLO Club Kids, a Great American Melodrama Fundraiser & Celebration.

We’ve reserved the entire Great American Melodrama for one unforgettable evening - filled with laughter, community spirit, costumes, and giving back - all in support of the youth of South San Luis Obispo County.

TMHA presents an intimate evening of live local music and lush greenery with folk rocker Max MacLaury. Ynana Rose will host and open the show.
Additional opportunities to learn about the mental health resources offered by Transitions Mental Health Association. Donations are encouraged.

For their first concert of the season, the Cuesta Wind Ensemble features the music of Eric Whitacre with his work "Sleep." You'll also enjoy music of Percy Grainger, John Barnes Chance, John Philip Sousa, and others, conducted by Jennifer Martin.

Tickets available online, or call the CPAC Box Office at (805) 546-3198.

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.

The Music Department’s Kaitrin Cunningham, Jennifer Freye, Amy Goymerac and Lorenzo Johnson Jr. will perform arias, duets and a rousing quartet; in languages including English, French, German, Italian, Spanish, and even “cat.”

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.

Inspired by the ecological and cultural landscapes of the Santa Ynez Valley, "The Definition of Place" presents the work of Nature, Art & Habitat (NAHR) Fellows engaged in artistic and environmental research.

NAHR is hosted in converted stables on a horse ranch that is quite literally across the street from Indah Gallery. NAHR and Indah have partnered for this unique exhibition where participating artists uncover hidden narratives and evolving relationships between land, community, and environment.

Indah Gallery is open Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays from 12 pm to 5 pm.

*Gallery cannot be accessed from Hwy 154, only from N Refugio Rd.

White Heron Sangha Meditation Center's dear friends Bob & Wendy and Devin Wallace are gifting us a beautiful concert to benefit our Engaged Buddhism Projects.

The Engaged Buddhism project include our little pantries started during the pandemic, preparing food and serving at Prado, providing support to our immigrant community, helping to furnish our new housing for the homeless and so much more. Attending this beautiful concert and bake sale is a great way to be part of easing the suffering of this world. Please come join us for a wonderful event.

Step back into the 1930s for a very special Halloween evening as Monday Night Movie Club transforms the historic Atascadero Printery into an old-Hollywood celebration of one of cinema's most iconic monsters.

Join us for The Dracula Experience, a night of dancing, costumes, classic cocktails, mysterious passwords, live entertainment, and the original 1931 horror classic Dracula, starring Bela Lugosi.

The evening begins with a 1930s-inspired Halloween dance in the Printery's main hall.

Then, settle in for a special Monday Night Movie Club pre-show, featuring trivia, stories, surprises and plenty of Dracula-themed fun before we present the 1931 classic on the big screen.

Reserve your spot and be part of the story bringing the Printery back to life.