Community Calendar

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!

What would you ask a man who claims to have been alive for 14,000 years?

What begins as a casual farewell to a university professor takes an extraordinary turn when he reveals a shocking secret: he is immortal. He has walked the earth for more than 14,000 years. As his colleagues press for answers, their evening unfolds into a profound exploration of science, history, and faith that builds to an unforgettable climax.

Written by Jerome Bixby, creator of "Star Trek" and "The Twilight Zone" classics, "The Man from Earth" is his final masterpiece. This timeless story challenges how we see humanity, memory, and the meaning of existence.

St. Joseph High School Community Theatre is proud to present their first play: Pride and Prejudice. Based off of Jane Austen's famous novel, this Jon Jory adaptation skillfully encapsulates Austen's masterful writing, incredible wit, and deep analysis of complicated characters with even more complicated relationships.

This exhibition showcases historic Broadway posters from collector Richard C. Norton, a comprehensive selection of musical theater posters 1972 to the present ranging from the famous to the obscure, from the celebrated to the damned. These posters offer insight into the evolution of American musical theater, graphic design, marketing, image branding and audience engagement. Far more than advertisements, they reflect the artistic, social and commercial contexts of their time—revealing how productions were first introduced, how stars were celebrated, and how visual trends paralleled theatrical innovation.

Exhibition runs from October 6 to December 5.

The Craft Fair is a fundraiser for the Valley of Flowers Half-Century Club. There will be over 20 vendors with hand-crafted items: leather and wood-turned, hand-sewn, crocheted and knitted, sculptures, jewelry, and much more. Each attendee will receive a raffle ticket which could lead to winning a craft donated by the crafters.

Friends of the Nipomo Library Book Sale. Select from adult fiction/nonfiction, children's books, jigsaw puzzles, and CD's/DVD's. FONL members receive 2 free books! Cash only.

Family to Family class is a free educational program for families, friends, and significant others of people with mental illness. Call or email to register.

The Cambria Center for the Arts will be having our annual Holiday Exhibit, “Small Gems.” We're ending 2025 with colorful squares once again. Our talented local artists are creating miniature masterpieces on 8- and 12-inch canvases—on any theme or topic. Each one will be unique and ready to gift or collect.

—Runs October 28 to December 28. (Tuesday through Sunday from 12 to 4 pm).
—Artist’s Reception: Saturday, November 1st from 4:30 to 6:00 pm.
—Contact: www.cambriaarts.org or gallery@cambriaarts.org

A 2-hour combo of tumbling and parkour takes kids from timid to triumphant! Perfect for introducing and improving gymnastics and parkour skills, no matter your experience level. Members & non-Members, all levels welcome, ages 5 to 17 years.

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!