Community Calendar

Our Annual Auction and Boutique support two local non-profit organizations. This year’s recipients are: CASA and Honor Flight of the Central Coast. Admission is free and doors open at 1 pm. Don’t miss out on the opportunity to experience beautiful fabric artistry and gift ideas for all occasions.

Get ready for a fast-paced, door-slamming, laugh-out-loud comedy! In a seedy motel room, two rookie cops set up a sting operation to catch a corrupt mayor. But when the mayor’s nervous accountant arrives, mistaken identities, double-crosses, and a mysterious Scottish hit man throw everything hilariously off-course. With eight doors, nonstop confusion, and a steady stream of outrageous twists, this award-winning farce delivers a night of side-splitting fun. Buckle up—it’s going to be a wild (and very funny) ride!

Camp Fire Central Coast is hosting its annual Holly Berry Fundraiser. Join us for a “Boots and Bling” themed event, including a BBQ dinner, silent and live auction, and a cash drawing. Tickets for the event are $100.00 each and include two dinners per ticket. Please help to support this wonderful youth organization.

For more information, contact Cindy Blankenburg at 805-710-3794 or visit the Camp fire Central Coast website at campfirecentralcoast.org.

This highly-anticipated event will showcase seven regional high school marching bands performing their competition field shows in front of a panel of judges. An award ceremony will follow the performances. Residents of all communities are invited to attend this family-friendly event.

Competing this year will be the Righetti Warrior Band, Arroyo Grande High School Band and Color Guard, Paso Robles High School Band and Color Guard, Orcutt Academy Marching Band, and the Templeton Talon Marching Band. The San Luis Obispo High School Tiger Band will perform an exhibition show.

The ROAR is presented by the San Luis Obispo Instrumental Music Boosters Association, and all proceeds will go toward supporting the San Luis Obispo High School bands.

Gates will open to spectators at 5:15 pm. Tickets are $10. $5 for children ages 5 to 12. Children under 5 are free.

La Lomita Wines will open its historic equestrian barn for an intimate Fall Wine Dinner. Guests will enjoy a five-course culinary experience crafted by Chef Rachel Ponce, paired with wines from La Lomita’s Islay Hill Estate Vineyard, each awarded 90+ ratings by Wine Enthusiast.

The menu will celebrate the rich, vibrant traditions of Mexican cuisine—a thoughtful nod to Día de los Muertos observed across Latin and Mexican cultures.

The Future of Night is a fun and educational family event. There will be remarkable deep space photos shown on a 135” movie screen and two outstanding speakers: Dr. Sandy Seale, Director of Development at Las Cumbres Observatory (LCO) in Goleta and Jim Bean, engineer from NASA’s JPL.

Dr. Seale will discuss LCO’s part in the design and interpretation of data from the Vera C. Rubin Observatory, telescope, and the world’s largest digital camera. LCO owns 25 remote controlled telescopes around the world and boasts, “Our bold programs deliver interdisciplinary resources and inclusive collaboration to accelerate transformative scientific breakthroughs…. that no single individual or institution could do alone.”

Jim Bean designed mobility systems for the Mars Rovers. Currently he is the Engineering Management System Product Lead and the Oracle functional expert. Jim will share his firsthand knowledge about habitable exoplanets, potential life on Mars and inner workings of JPL.

Central Coast and Cal Poly Astronomical Society members will share their high-powered telescopes under a clear fall sky.

Refreshments will include local wines. A silent auction will feature space-related gifts and dine-out gift certificates. Event profits will go toward retrofitting public lighting and pay for the Dark Sky certification process.

Get ready for a fast-paced, door-slamming, laugh-out-loud comedy! In a seedy motel room, two rookie cops set up a sting operation to catch a corrupt mayor. But when the mayor’s nervous accountant arrives, mistaken identities, double-crosses, and a mysterious Scottish hit man throw everything hilariously off-course. With eight doors, nonstop confusion, and a steady stream of outrageous twists, this award-winning farce delivers a night of side-splitting fun. Buckle up—it’s going to be a wild (and very funny) ride!

Enjoy comedy for a cause with a side of great food at this improv show to raise funds for 5Cities Homeless Coalition, which provides the resources, support, and hope that unhoused people need to become self-sufficient, productive community members.

It will be spoopy!* $10 suggested donation.

*Spoopy = Something that is funny and spooky at the same time

Ticket to Ride is an exciting musical journey through the Best Of The Beatles, opening with their greatest hits from the Sixties through the Sgt. Pepper era with authentic costume changes.

Their internationally acclaimed show has been performed worldwide including Japan, and been called "One of the most authentic Beatles groups you will ever see" by both the British and American Press.

The SLO Swap Meet is family and pet friendly, every Sunday morning from 6 am to 2 pm. Parking is free outside of the gates. Over 100 vendors to browse, food trucks and a concession stand fill the drive in lot.

Admission is $1.00. Cash only.