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A large oak tree in Downtown San Luis Obispo is standing in the way of the new Repertory Theatre’s construction zone. The city approved cutting it down early this year, but a team of Cal Poly experts now believe there may be another option.

The exhibit combines photography, painting, filmmaking, and more to tell stories about how surf culture affects people of color.

An exhibit that focuses on bringing forward the perspective of Black-Indigenous, People of Color (BIPOC) in white-based activities, like, swimming, surfing or hiking, is at the San Luis Obispo Museum of Art. It's called 'Outlandish.'

The council's vote gives SLOMA $100,000 a year for the next two years to help with public art installations around the city to highlight San Luis Obispo’s history and cultural heritage.

SLO Museum of Art Executive Director Leann Standish's journey to the Central Coast has been a winding one.

The San Luis Obispo Museum of Art has a new exhibit that brings attention to a global issue – the environmental impact of fast fashion. The term describes the fashion industry’s over-production of cheaply made clothing that eventually ends up in landfills around the world.

In today's KCBX News Update: A sculpture at the SLO Museum of Art has been removed, and a new analysis ranks the SLO area as one of the least affordable small metropolitan areas in the country.

In today's KCBX News Update: A sculpture at the SLO Museum of Art has been removed, and a new analysis ranks the SLO area as one of the least affordable small metropolitan areas in the country.

There’s a new mural in San Luis Obispo inspired by the legend of a mythical Black warrior queen, called "Calafia Was Here," which the SLO Museum of Art says explores the unrecorded histories of Black Americans in the West.

There’s a new mural in San Luis Obispo inspired by the legend of a mythical Black warrior queen, called "Calafia Was Here," which the SLO Museum of Art says explores the unrecorded histories of Black Americans in the West.