Community Calendar

Come enjoy a plant-based buffet of modern Latin and Southern Mexican food at La Pizca in Arroyo Grande. Many of the items will gluten-free, as well as 100 percent free of animal products. Chef Chencho is offering a feast that will include dairy-free cheese, so that he can feature vegan quesadillas and enchiladas in the buffet.
The $25 ticket includes dinner. Beer, wine, or other beverages are extra.

2026 VJMC (Vintage Japanese Motorcycle Club) National Rally and Swap Meet to benefit CalCoastMS.org. Classic Motorcycles on display and motorcycle swap meet.

Sign up now for Family Climb: It's Flying Fun for Families! Three reasons Family Climb is better than the playground:
—The silks are always a perfect fit for swinging.
—Our landing mats are softer than sand.
—Parents can fly too!

Family Climb is a parent-child structured silks class for ages 5+. Together you'll build strong muscles & memories. Please wear leggings, a tucked-in shirt or leotard, and sleeves that cover your armpits. Be sure your clothes don't have buttons, snaps, or zippers, and be prepared to remove all jewelry.

Flip with flair with Parkour! Train safely for outdoor practice. We use gymnastics equipment & concepts to tone down the risk while learning Parkour. Our progressive teaching style will have you shouting "HARDCORE PARKOUR" in no time! Ages 5 to 17, all levels.

YOU get 4.5 hours of grown-up time on a Saturday night, while your kids enjoy playtime in our big gym (floor, trampolines, & foam pit), pizza dinner & dessert craft (marshmallow castles), and a movie (A Bug's Life). PJs are encouraged. Ages 4 to 13, must be emotionally ready for drop-off, and able to fully care for their own bathroom needs.

The Los Osos Valley Garden Club September Meeting and Community Program will be “Creating Your Own Kitchen ‘Farmacy’ with herbs, spices and garden foods” presented by Ann Newland.

Did you know that many of the herbs growing in your garden and the spices in your kitchen cabinet can be powerful, natural medicine for you and your family? Eating as close to nature as possible, with fresh, local, organically grown fruits, vegetables, and herbs, gives our bodies the best possible landscape for a long, healthy life.
Join us to learn how herbs and foods can support daily health—aiding digestion, enhancing nutrient absorption, and promoting healing —so we can keep our bodies and minds in step with the seasons.

If you have questions, visit the website calendar https://www.lovgardenclub.org/calendar or email us at info@lovgardenclub.org.

NPR’s popular show Hidden Brain is coming to San Luis Obispo for a live conversation with the show’s host, veteran science journalist Shankar Vedantam, presented in a collaboration between KCBX Public Radio and Cal Poly Arts. This event is part of Hidden Brain’s national “Perceptions” tour, and San Luis Obispo is the show’s only stop on the West Coast.

To celebrate Hidden Brain’s 10-year anniversary, Vedantam is bringing the show to the live stage as he shares seven powerful insights learned over the past decade helping millions of listeners better understand themselves and the world around them. He explores the unconscious patterns that shape human behavior through a unique blend of science, storytelling, and psychology. The award-winning podcast tackles some of life’s most compelling questions, like Why do we feel stuck? How can we become more creative? What strengthens our relationships? and What hidden forces influence the choices we make every day?

Vedantam offers an engaging experience with fresh perspectives on how the mind works and how to live a more intentional, connected life. Longtime listeners or those discovering the show for the first time can expect an evening of thought-provoking stories, fascinating research, and enlightening conversation.

Yosemite is primarily known for its world-class scenery and, as a result, the park’s wildlife is unfortunately often overlooked. Join Robb Hirsch for a presentation highlighting the diversity of Yosemite’s incredible wildlife and how he creates images that tell their stories. He’ll share natural history anecdotes, ethical wildlife photography tips, and the experiences behind capturing images over the past 30 years.

For Zoom Information, visit the MCAS Events Calendar at Morro Coast Audubon

“From Pullman to Soul Train” celebrates the extraordinary labor and civil rights legacy of the Pullman Porters and Maids. Held aboard the SLO Railroad Museum’s 100-year-old Pullman lounge car La Cuesta, this special event connects rail history and Black culture from the elegance of the Pullman era to the influence of Soul Train. Featuring a DJ, food, drink and dancing. Tickets $75 each and proceeds go to the work of the SLO NAACP chapter.

Discover how artificial intelligence is reshaping both modern computing and human cognition in the fourth installment of UCSB Library’s new speaker series, AI in Action: Conversations with UCSB Researchers. This event features short presentations by Miguel Eckstein (Psychological & Brain Sciences) and Arpit Gupta (Computer Science) on innovative applications of AI in their research, followed by a 30-minute moderated discussion on broader trends, challenges, and ethical considerations.

Advance registration is recommended as space is limited.