Community Calendar

Joel Diringer, JD. MPH, will be presenting "The Fabric of SLO County, Understanding the Diversity and Contributions of our Immigrant Community", a recent study directly related to resources and challenges of our local community members. Recommendations will also be presented to improve the quality of life for immigrants, while fostering a more inclusive and equitable community.

Join us for a one-day field trip to Santa Barbara to immerse in Japanese tea culture. Highlights include a traditional tea ceremony at the Botanical Garden, a nourishing Japanese lunch at Oku, and a tea & haiku workshop in Montecito. Transportation from SLO, snacks, and community connection included.

7,500 books on sale for children, teens and adults. Higher-value books and clearance items will also be available.
Sale runs Thursday to Saturday, June 19 to 21, 9 am to 5 pm. SLO FOL members receive early access 9 am to 12 pm on June 19 after which sale opens to general public. Become a member at slofol.org. Most books $1.50/inch Thursday and Friday, reducing to $5/bag or $10/box on Saturday. Join us and support the SLO Library!

Join us on the 4th Wednesday every month. Everyone is welcome.

There will be a Disco Ball scavenger hunt, local dance performances, DJs, live radio broadcasts, extended shop and restaurant hours, and more. The event celebrates over 100 new free parking spaces, improved safety, and a refreshed downtown look.

UC Master Gardener Program of San Luis Obispo County extends an invitation to the public to visit our SLO demonstration garden. Bring your lunch, tour the garden, ask questions, or just sit and enjoy the sights & sounds of the Garden of the Seven Sisters. See what’s in bloom and learn something new. Master Gardeners will be available to answer questions. First Wednesday of each month from April to September.

The Friends of El Moro Elfin Forest (FEMEF) in Los Osos is the nonprofit responsible for maintaining the Elfin Forest, a nature preserve at the north end of Los Osos
For 25 years, Yolanda Waddell, a founding FEMEF member, has been the lead editor of our quarterly newsletter, the "Oakleaves" (Fall issue: https://www.elfin-forest.org/library/oakleaves/archives/2024-09.pdf). Along with other long-time editors, she will be stepping down after the Winter issue.
We are now searching for a new editorial team, including two text editors and a photo editor, but more help is always welcome. This could be a great opportunity for someone who likes writing, photography, or graphic design and enjoys the Elfin Forest.
If you or someone you know is interested, please email me directly at shendric@cuesta.edu
https://www.elfin-forest.org/

Arrive at 10 am for the best selection of adult fiction/nonfiction, children's books, jigsaw puzzles, and CDs/DVDs. FONL Members get tickets for 2 free books. Cash only event.

Join us on the 4th Wednesday every month. Everyone is welcome.

The Friends of El Moro Elfin Forest (FEMEF) in Los Osos is the nonprofit responsible for maintaining the Elfin Forest, a nature preserve at the north end of Los Osos
For 25 years, Yolanda Waddell, a founding FEMEF member, has been the lead editor of our quarterly newsletter, the "Oakleaves" (Fall issue: https://www.elfin-forest.org/library/oakleaves/archives/2024-09.pdf). Along with other long-time editors, she will be stepping down after the Winter issue.
We are now searching for a new editorial team, including two text editors and a photo editor, but more help is always welcome. This could be a great opportunity for someone who likes writing, photography, or graphic design and enjoys the Elfin Forest.
If you or someone you know is interested, please email me directly at shendric@cuesta.edu
https://www.elfin-forest.org/