Community Calendar

Enjoy jazz under the stars at Sensorio in Paso Robles with Charlie Shoemake on piano and vocalist Sunny Wright. Great food/wine/coffee/cocktails offerings, fire pit tables on the green, then off to the lights for an amazing immersive experience.

The Cal Poly Music Department will present its first-ever Cello Fest from Thursday through Sunday, May 1-4. The second event will take place at 7:30 pm. Thursday, May 1 in Room 218 of the Davidson Music Center (No. 45). Eric Sung, principal cellist of the San Francisco Ballet, will coach Cal Poly cello students in concerto repertory.
Admission is free, a parking permit is required to park on campus. https://music.calpoly.edu/calendar/

Join Vocalist Sunny Wright, Guitarist Tom Bethke, Bassist David Keif, and Drummer Darrell Voss for an unforgettable night of Jazz and Blues under the stars at Sensorio.

The Cal Poly Music Department will present its first-ever Cello Fest from Thursday through Sunday, May 1-4. The third event will take place at 7:30 pm on Friday, May 2 in Room 218 of the Davidson Music Center (No. 45): “Tides of Memory” Emiko Wong Junior Cello Recital — Wong, a music major, will perform rhapsodic works by Samuel Barber, Alberto Ginastera, Philip Glass and Robert Schumann, in collaboration with faculty member Janet Joichi. Wong is principal cellist of the Cal Poly Symphony, and recently performed the Schumann Cello Concerto with the group as a Cal Poly Solo Competition winner. Admission is free, a parking permit is required to park on campus. https://music.calpoly.edu/calendar/

The Cal Poly Music Department will present its first-ever Cello Fest from Thursday through Sunday, May 1-4. The fourth event will take place at 2 pm, Saturday, May 3. Cal Poly’s Cello Ensemble will present its first full-length concert with a wide variety of genres and composers. Sarah Chang, a senior chemistry major and music minor, will perform the Elgar Cello Concerto with cello accompaniment; and Noah Bettelheim, a first-year music major will lead the ensemble in the world premiere of his work “Tiris,” which was commissioned for this concert. The ensemble’s 12 students are from a variety of majors. https://music.calpoly.edu/calendar/

Fasten your seatbelts and stow away your tray tables as you enjoy modern and traditional choral repertoire inspired by the vibrant cultures and landscapes of Germany, South Africa, Scotland, Ireland, Spain, Japan and beyond!
The Lompoc Valley Master Chorale is celebrating its 33rd season in the Lompoc Valley and is under the direction of Kathleen Abrams Hacker. The piano accompanist is Rachel Mello.
Featured performers on the program include our Lompoc Valley Master Chorale Youth Chorale and special guest instrumentalists.

Jazz, Blues and Soul on the gorgeous patio of The Pony Club with vocalist Sunny Wright and guitarist Jacob Odell.

Don't miss out on a beautiful afternoon filled with spring-fresh food and beverages, award-winning wines, live music and auction, live artist demonstration, award presentations, and of course, a unique chance to support our mission to inspire stewardship of nature through art and education.
All proceeds from our fundraiser support our ability to provide unique exhibitions, nature education programs and art workshops, outdoor excursions, free school tours and seasonal children’s art workshops, and free general admission for children (ages 0-17yrs).
For more information, contact Executive Director Stacey Demangate-Otte at stacey@calnatureartmuseum.org

Join Jazz vocalist Sunny Wright and guitarist Tom Bethke for music, tasting, and lunch at the Halter Ranch Winery.

The Cal Poly Music Department will present its first-ever Cello Fest from Thursday through Sunday, May 1-4. The fifth and final event will take place at 2 pm, Sunday, May 4. Megan Chartier Faculty Cello Recital: ‘In Search of Light’ — Chartier will present an expressive solo cello program with works by Kline, Ernst Bloch, Rudolf Matz and Max Reger. Admission is free. https://music.calpoly.edu/calendar/