Community Calendar

These classes dive into how improvisation strengthens real-world abilities like emotional intelligence, empathy, mindfulness, and resilience. Through laughter-filled games and interactive exercises, participants explore how improv principles foster greater self-awareness, adaptability, and creativity.
No acting or comedy experience is needed.

Carbon City Lights is taking the stage for a special hometown night presented by Visit SLO CAL. Celebrate SLO CAL with indie rock songs shaped by frontman Michael Venia’s Middle Eastern upbringing, reflecting his journey and the joy he’s found making this place his home.

Whether you’re an experienced board member or just considering joining a nonprofit board, the Spokes Board Academy will give you the knowledge and confidence to serve effectively.

This eight-week program is held on Zoom every Tuesday from February 10 through March 31. All sessions will be recorded and made available to Spokes members in the Video Library at a later date.

This is for job seekers interested in careers in construction, manufacturing, green building, or hands-on jobs, this is a great chance to meet employers directly and learn about paid apprenticeship programs to "earn while you learn."

This event connects jobseekers with local employers, union apprenticeship programs, and workforce support services.

This is a free event and open to the public. Attendees can bring their resume and be ready to make connections in the trades.

Join the Central Coast Aquarium on the last Tuesday of each month, January through May, from 5:30 to 8:00 pm for our lectures series for age 18+ evening at the aquarium. Enjoy local wine, beverages, light appetizers, and after-hours access while diving into the amazing world of science with incredible local experts including Dr. Ben Ruttenberg from Cal Poly’s Marine Conservation Lab; Dr. Laurie McConnico of Cuesta College; Dr. Chris Lowe from the CSULB Shark Lab; and the Morro Bay National Estuary Program.

Doors open at 5:30 pm, with time to explore exhibits, mingle, and check out our poster gallery featuring recent undergraduate and graduate research. Then a live public feeding of an exhibit, which leads us into the featured lecture talk from 7:00 to 7:45 pm.

Come and enjoy the work of a talented and special artist, Joe Milazzo. Milazzo's work borders on the reverent while expressing the humanity in western scenes. Your presence will help sustain the stories, spirit and legacy of the American West.

The art exhibition and sale is open through May 31rst, Wednesday through Saturdays, from noon to 4 pm.

Dementia Caregiver Support Groups provide a safe space for people caring for those with dementia the opportunity to exchange information, build a support system with people who understand and develop methods and skills to solve problems.

Discover hope, connection, and insights at Mended Hearts Chapter #415's monthly support group.  Open to all heart patients, families, and friends.

Experience the power of peer-to-peer support from fellow heart patients. Each month, our gatherings feature an informative presentation, a time for questions, and small-group breakout sessions to help members connect and share experiences.

Mended Hearts San Luis Obispo is the local chapter of Mended Hearts International, a nonprofit dedicated to inspiring hope and elevating the quality of life for heart patients through peer-to-peer support, education, and community involvement.

Join the SLO Sierra Club in person gathering to use your voice along side your community. During the action hour, you will learn about the threats to the environment. Advocate to protect people and the planet. Work alongside your neighbors who care! From 6 to 6:30 pm, there is social time. Pizza and salad are provided, but feel feel to bring whatever you'd like to eat or share during the program. Plenty of free parking. Please bring a cellphone or laptop if you are able. Some, but not all of our activities require a phone or are easier to accomplish on a computer. Bring postcard stamps if you'd like to contribute,

This session of The Belonging Project will explore how health equity work helps communities better understand and respond to the real needs of the people they serve. Through a Social Determinants of Health lens, we'll highlight the importance of language access and cultural understanding as upstream strategies that shape access, trust, and health outcomes.

Participants will learn how language and lived experience, particularly within Mixteco communities, affect interactions with public systems, and how cross-sector partnerships can strengthen inclusive, responsive services for all neighbors.