Community Calendar

To honor the annual event, the Los Osos art venue features 3 exciting exhibits, on view from July 23 to September 6.
—Elizabeth Chaney's "Legends" series includes bold portraits of musicians, celebrities and cultural icons in her distinctive style.
—Keagen Mackey's ceramic collection "Body" features large classic pottery forms with modern imaginative elements.
—Michael J Costa's latest photography showcase "Explosive" is the culmination of his 3-year quest to capture the volcano Kilauea erupting in HI.

Hours: Thursday through Saturday, 11 am to 4 pm and Sunday, 12 to 4 pm. 

Step into a world of mystery, contrast, and intrigue with In the Shadows. This evocative exhibit explores the beauty and power of darkness, where light reveals only part of the story and shadows spark the imagination. Through a variety of artistic styles and mediums, artists interpret the hidden, the overlooked, and the unexpected, inviting viewers to discover what emerges when we look beyond the obvious. Join us for this captivating exhibition and experience the drama, depth, and wonder found In the Shadows.

Calling all tween/teen Minecraft enthusiasts! We're starting a new Minecraft Club at the Library this summer. Bring your own computer with Java Edition* installed to join the collaborative play. Show off your world, get and share tips and tricks!
Beginners to pros welcome. Recommended for ages 9 to 16.

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Registration is not required, but will help us know how many people to expect—and you get a reminder email before the event.

Please join The San Luis Obispo County Band August 13 at 6:30 for their final concert of the season. Bring a lawn chair, a snack and enjoy tunes made famous by early Rock & Roll legends, Frank Sinatra, Coldplay, and bands from the 80s. We will play music from the classic movies “Grease” and “Beetlejuice” and, of course, a march by John Phillip Sousa.
Donations gratefully accepted and appreciated.

“As a visual artist I seek to connect our everyday reality with the ethereal and ineffable mysteries of life—be they psychological, emotional, philosophical or spiritual—thus building a bridge between the seen and the unseen.” -Max Gleason

Similarly, the local non-profit Artist Advocacy Foundation builds a bridge—one between artist and patron—allowing artists to flourish and contribute to the vitality of their communities.

“Bridging Worlds” is a collection of works that support this idea. 50% of proceeds from artworks sold will be donated to Artist Advocacy Foundation. Creative expression is essential to our humanity and artists of all walks of life need support.

Indah Gallery is open Fridays, Saturdays & Sundays from 12 to 5 pm. Exhibit runs July 17 to August 9.

Gather your friends and head over to Hubba Wines in Tin City for live music every Friday evening from May 1 to August 28th. Raise a glass to the setting sun while swaying to the tunes of talented local bands. We’ll have wine and food available for purchase.

Doors open at 5:00 pm. Music starts at 6:00 pm. All ages welcome. $5.00 donation per person at the door.

Step into lavender season with a relaxed, one-hour walk through the fields, led by farmer Milton Hambly. Learn how lavender is grown, harvested, and distilled, meet the animals, and harvest your own bouquet along the way.

Includes:
—One-hour guided walk with the farmer
—Insight into lavender varieties and growing practices
—Hand-harvested lavender bouquet
—Time in the fields and picnic areas

Reservations required; space is limited

The Historical Society will be celebrating its' 50th anniversary at Heritage Square Park in Arroyo Grande with food for purchase, the Historical Society's famous Hot Dogs, AG Rotary beer and wine, Hubbalicious ice cream, and Music by Crossroads.

The Schoolhouse and Barn museums will be open for tours. There will be displays of Arroyo Grande History, Fire and Police Departments, Antique Weapons and Badges, a farrier (blacksmith), and the Central Coast Quilters Guild. Presentations begin at 2 pm.

Visit https://www.southcountyhistory.org for more information.

“As a visual artist I seek to connect our everyday reality with the ethereal and ineffable mysteries of life—be they psychological, emotional, philosophical or spiritual—thus building a bridge between the seen and the unseen.” -Max Gleason

Similarly, the local non-profit Artist Advocacy Foundation builds a bridge—one between artist and patron—allowing artists to flourish and contribute to the vitality of their communities.

“Bridging Worlds” is a collection of works that support this idea. 50% of proceeds from artworks sold will be donated to Artist Advocacy Foundation. Creative expression is essential to our humanity and artists of all walks of life need support.

Indah Gallery is open Fridays, Saturdays & Sundays from 12 to 5 pm. Exhibit runs July 17 to August 9.

On August 15th the Chapman Estate Foundation will be hosting our 11th annual fundraiser. More than just a wonderful event, Swingin' by the Sea helps support the preservation of the Chapman Estate and ensures this historic property can continue serving as a place of connection, culture, and community for generations to come. Please join us and enjoy live music, exciting auction items, as well as food and wine from local vendors.