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Vivian Maier was a nanny.

She shot photos in her spare time. Maybe you know this story already.

Maier died an unknown. Then her undeveloped negatives were discovered, and she became a sensation. Her photographs are spectacular. Her life was— and remains—a mystery.

We know this: she was born in New York. She moved to France as a young girl. For the rest of her life, she spoke with a French accent. She returned to the United States. She spent most of her life in Chicago.

She shot with a Rolleiflex camera, the kind you hold at belly level.

You Child could level, say that. maybe.

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Maloof began developing the images, scanning them, and putting them on a blog, vivianmaier.blogspot.com. He still updates the blog regularly. When the blog didn’t receive as much attention as he had hoped, Maloof posted some of Maier’s work to the Flickr group Hardcore Street Photography (HCSP), asking “What do I do with this stuff (other than giving it to you)?”

“Is this type of work worthy of exhibitions, a book?” he wrote. “Or do bodies of work like this come up often? Any direction would be great.”

The Internet took over from there.

Fast forward to the present. Within the art world, Vivian Maier has become a posthumous celebrity. With Charlie Siskel, Maloof co-directed and produced a documentary, Finding Vivian Maier, which by the time you read this will have DOUBLE EXPOSURE continued page 42

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premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival. Maloof also acted as the film’s director of photography.

Between the Flickr post and the documentary, much has been uncovered about Maier’s life. She was described by the Baylaenders, a family on Chicago’s North Shore for whom she worked, as a private person, great with their children, and something of a packrat. (“We were not allowed into her room,” recalled Maren Baylaender on Chicago Tonight, “it was stacked up to the ceiling with papers. And boxes and boxes in our storage area downstairs in the basement.”)

The first exhibition of Maier’s work, also titled “Finding Vivian Maier,” was held in Oslo. The second was in Denmark.

The first American exhibition was held at the Chicago Cultural Center in January of 2011. In the summer of 2011, Wilco band member Pat Sansone curated an exhibition of 40 Maier photographs for the Massachusetts MOCA, to coincide with the Wilco Solid Sound Festival. The exhibition was only meant to hang for three days, but it proved so popular that the museum kept it up all summer.

This January, the same 40 photographs will be on view at the Cal Poly University Art Gallery. Jan. 9-Feb. 14: Mark it in your collective calendar, San Luis Obispo County.

I hope you realize how lucky you are.

Most, if not all, of the 40 images Sansone selected depict the street life of Chicago, Wilco’s stomping grounds. It’s a curious thing to curate the work of a deceased, formerly unknown artist. No one knows what Maier herself would have selected for exhibition; Maloof has estimated that around one third of the negatives he purchased were still on the rolls. Maier hardly developed any of her body of work, and the prints she did develop are generally not of a high quality, materialswise. Many have speculated about her influences—Arbus and Cartier-Bresson ranking high on the list of likelies—but is it possible that we are merely looking at her work through the lens of what we’ve

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already seen, selecting photographs that recall the masters we already know so well; identifying a photo as “strong” when what we mean is “familiar?”

Would Maier herself have made other curatorial choices, perhaps showing us an alternate artistic view? Would she have chosen to display those images we now pass over as minor works, and thus made a statement: I think this is beautiful; this, above the others? We don’t know what she would have shown us.

But we keep guessing, and we keep investigating into her life. She was born Feb. 1, 1926. Her mother was French, her father Austro-Hungarian. Maier began taking photos while living in the Alpine French village of Saint-Bonnet-enChampsaur. By 1930, her father appears to have left the family. Instead, census records list the head of the household as the portrait photographer Jeanne Bertrand.

Maier moved to New York City in 1951, re-teaching herself English by going to the theater, according to Maloof. She moved to Chicago in 1956, and worked as a nanny there for the bulk of 40 years.

The early ’50s appear to have been a very important developmental period in her work. In 1951, the year Maier arrived in New York City, the MOMA held an exhibition of cutting-edge French street photography. The first to point this out was Pamela Bannos, a photographer and teacher at Northwestern University, who shared the information with Chicago Tonight. Bannos also discovered, curiously, a photograph of Salvador Dali, taken by Maier and dated Jan. 24, 1952. Dali is standing in front of the MOMA. Within a year, Maier had upgraded to a professional camera. She walked the streets with an egalitarian eye for the human condition, capturing the young and old, the wealthy and the poor, with sympathy and humor.

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While Maier created work in public that she showed to no one, our next subject creates work in private that he shows to the world. He is David Sedaris.

What don’t we know about David Sedaris? He’s from Raleigh. His boyfriend’s name is Hugh. He owes his fame to a stint as a SantaLand elf at Macy’s. That, and his dry wit and eye for the comically grotesque, exemplified most acutely by “SantaLand Diaries,” his account of the experience. And, of course, his soft, North Carolina-tinged reading voice. When Sedaris read from “SantaLand Diaries” on NPR in 1992, his career officially took off.

Get a load of this: “There was a line for Santa and a line for the women’s rest room, and one woman, after asking me a dozen questions already, asked, ‘Which is the line for the women’s bathroom?’ I shouted that I thought it was

the line with all the women in it.

“She said, ‘I’m going to have you fired.’

“I had two people say that to me today, ‘I’m going to have you fired.’ Go ahead, be my guest. I’m wearing a green velvet costume; it doesn’t get any worse than this.

Who do these people think they are? “‘I’m going to have you fired!’ and I wanted to lean over and say, ‘I’m going to have you killed.’”

Yes. Since the success of “SantaLand,” Sedaris has published eight books of stories and essays and contributed more than 40 essays to The New Yorker.

His most recent book is Let’s Explore Diabetes with Owls, another collection of humorous essays mixed with short stories.

In support of this latest effort, Sedaris is touring again. He’ll appear in San Luis Obispo for an evening reading and book signing on Thursday, Nov. 14 at the PAC’s

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But there’s more Sedaris to be had this season. Santaland Diaries, Joe Mantello’s stage adaptation of the classic short story, will be produced at the San Luis Obispo Little Theatre. Managing Artistic Director Kevin Harris stars in the one-man show, which runs from Nov. 29-Dec. 21.

The two events feel like bookends, neatly encapsulating all that has happened between 1992 and 2013. On the one hand is the current Sedaris: famous, middleaged, middlebrow, non-smoking, no longer working odd jobs, mixing speed with conceptual art, or rounding out the evening with five beers, two scotches, and a joint.

On the other is Sedaris then: unknown and relatively poor, a state of being that seems to have necessarily involved shady apartment buildings, shadier neighbors, and reliance on sporadic, comedically demeaning employment. Couple this with

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an absurd and then-untapped family history, which would be gradually, wickedly revealed in collections like Naked, Me Talk Pretty One Day, and Dress Your Family in Corduroy and Denim, and you’ve got a darkly comic elixir.

How does Let’s Explore Diabetes, the most recent installment, compare to Sedaris’ earlier work?

To begin with, the writer has settled down, resigned the last of his wicked ways, and begun making significantly better choices. Stories now center on more mundane events: a stolen passport puts the brakes on a planned book tour; a colonoscopy proves surprisingly pleasant (same goes for a trip to the dentist); a book signing in a Costco goes pitifully. These lows are no match for those chronicled in, say, “Twelve Moments in the Life of an Artist:” at least Sedaris is a successful DOUBLE EXPOSURE continued page 47

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author, able to go on book tours, albeit ones that include Costco, instead of doing performance art on drugs, or cleaning homes in Manhattan for wealthy customers, one of whom just so happens to have confused his number with that of an erotic cleaning service, leading to a cringeworthy comedy of errors.

His observations still crackle, of course: describing a salesperson, phoning from some faraway call center, Sedaris writes, “The man spoke with an accent, and though I couldn’t actually place it, I knew he was poor. His voice had snakes in it. And dysentery, and mangoes.”

He still attracts bizarre situations, as in a London taxidermy shop in “Understanding Understanding Owls,” where the clerk reveals such coveted treasures as the skulls of murdered pygmies and a sailor’s remarkably preserved forearm. A heady tale of two trains—and two missed chances at love!—from Sedaris’ single days looks even wilder in contrast to more current travel accounts.

Last, like an old sage, he shows the kids how it’s done, letting us in on his daily process of diary entries and compulsive notes on overheard conversations, dubious bits of information, and unusually attired young people. Like Maier, the unsuspecting world is his raw material.

III. We know precious little about Maier.

In fact, this mystery is part of her allure.

On the other hand, private details are the currency of Sedaris’ work, so much so that upon the publication of his most recent book, the humorist has been criticized as having exhausted his best and most absurd tales.

What links the two, if anything, is their compulsive documentation. They’ve combed through the urban landscape and recorded what they find funny, gross, wonderful, and bizarre. They made observation an art form.

For Maier, it seems, the process was enough; the peripatetic capturing of life as it passed by. The results appear to have been inconsequential, and she saw the vast majority of her images only once—through the viewfinder of her Rolleiflex camera.

Sedaris’ work is, of course, is made for sharing, which he’ll do at the PAC in November. Without Maloof, however, the world of Maier might forever have been lost. ∆

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Celebrating Centennials Sunday, October 27th, 3:00pm Templeton Performing Arts Center, 1200 S. Main St, Templeton, CA Alvord / Of Time’s Many Waters (World Premiere for Atascadero Centennial) Wagner / Siegfried’s Rhine Journey Mendelssohn / Symphony #5, “Reformation�

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Joining The Vines will be Canzona, and the Cuesta North County Chorus at this beautiful and historic site!

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Autumn Arts Annual

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The fruits of the vine so often pair well with the fine arts, and the third annual Ballet in the Vineyards is no exception. Honoring Gilbert & Synda Reed’s contributions to ballet on the Central Coast, the fundraiser includes live and silent auctions, limited edition BT-SLO wine, and performances by Ballet Theatre San Luis Obispo. Improve your palate for both dance and drink Sept. 28 at 6 p.m. at Veris Cellars in Templeton. For more information visit bt-slo.org

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SOIREE @ STEYNBERG SERIES A series of discussions on important topics led by members of the local community. David Sneed presents a discussion on wine and water in North SLO County on Sept. 22. Stacey Hunt (Host of Central Coast Bioneers), presents “The Bioneers are coming” on Oct. 13. Kevin Harris, Managing Artistic Director of SLO Little Theatre, discusses “The responsibility of a community theatre,” on Nov. 24. Jeff Stein, SLO defense attorney, asks “Where has the Patriot Act taken us?” on Dec. 8. 7-9pm, Steynberg Gallery, 1531 Monterey St., San Luis Obispo. Pass the hat. More info: 5470278, steynberggallery@gmail.com, steynberggallery.com.

BIONEERS Experience Bioneers on Oct. 24. Call for times. Steynberg Gallery, 1531 Monterey St., San Luis Obispo. More info: 547-0278, sgallery@charter.net, steynberggallery.com.

QUILTERS ATTIC EXTRAVAGANZA Fabric, quilts, notions, etc. for sale Oct. 21.

9am-3pm, St. Joseph’s Church, 298 So. Thompson Road, Nipomo. Free. More info: (805) 931-0871, nykids62@charter.net.

WSP AROUND THE WORLD-FAR EAST Enjoy an evening in the Far East, a benefit for the Women’s Shelter Program on Oct. 26. 6pm until 10pm, South County Regional Center, 800 West Branch St., Arroyo Grande. $90 or $850 a table. More info: 781-6401 x202, braub@wspslo.org, wspslo.org.

SLO YARN CRAWL Like a pub crawl, but for yarn. Takes place Sept. 21-22. 10am-5pm, SLO Yarn Crawl, countywide. Free. More info: 549-9276, info@sloyarncrawl.com, sloyarn-

crawl.com.

ARROYO GRANDE HARVEST FESTIVAL The Festival takes place Sept. 28-29, with a parade, pie eating contests, wiener dog races, and all sorts of other fun. Starts at 4pm on Fri. and 10am on Sat., Arroyo Grande Village.

More info: agharvestfestival.com.

CENTRAL COAST RAILROAD FESTIVAL chugs into town Oct. 4-8 to celebrate rail’s history with model displays, films, and fun at locations across the county. Times vary. More info: 773-4173, director@ccrrf.com.

STUDENT ART SCHOLARSHIP SHOW Call for Entries from high school and college students in San Luis Obispo County for the 2012 Student Scholarship Art Show sponsored by the Morro Bay Art Association. Submit two dimensional, and/or three dimensional art, and photography at Art Center Morro Bay on Oct. 6. Entry forms and information available from Carolyn Braun at cbraunpastels@gmail. com. 12-4pm, Morro Bay Art Center, 835 Main St., Morro Bay. More info: 771-9565, candidcow@att,net, artcentermorrobay.com.

WORLDWIDE PHOTOWALK Largest global social event for photographers on Oct. 13.

Sign up at worldwidephotowalk.com/walk/ paso-robles-ca-united-states. Visit website for start time, Begin at Paso Robles City Park Gazebo, 11th and Pine St., Paso Robles. Free.

More info: 238-0498, praaphoto@gmail.com.

CALIFORNIA MISSION RIDERS will be at Rancho Nipomo on Sept. 20. 7pm, Rancho Nipomo Dana Adobe, 671 S Oakglen Ave., Nipomo. Free. More info: 929-5679, marina@ danaadobe.org.

ARROYO GRANDE VALLEY HARVEST FESTIVAL The 76th annual AG Valley Harvest Festival comes to Arroyo Grande Village on Sept 27-28. Events include a parade, ice cream making, baking contests, homegrown fruit and vegetable competitions, weiner dog races, and whiskerino and costume contests. See website for full details.

Times vary, Village of Arroyo Grande. More info: 458-3321, agharvestfestival.com.

2013 CAMBRIA SCARECROW FESTIVAL

For the entire month of October, 300+ of the most amazing, artistic, and lively scarecrows will be taking up residence throughout Cambria and San Simeon. See website for details. Free.

More info: 927-2597, info@cambriascarecrows.com, cambriascarecrows.com.

MORRO BAY HARBOR FESTIVAL Celebrate the sea with local and national bands playing three stages and enjoy beer, wine, and barbecue, Oct. 5-6. Activities will include environmental education programs, games, prizes, and a bounce house or two.

10am-6pm, Embarcadero St., Morro Bay. Presale tickets available; see website. More info: 800-366-6043, info@mbhf.com, mbhf. com.

TIBETAN MONKS VISIT SLO COUNTY Tibetan monks share art, dance, culture Oct. 8-11 Various times, Steynberg Gallery, Monterey St., San Luis Obispo. $20-$25.

More info: 466-4653, Anet@charley.net, charley.net.

CENTRAL COAST RAILROAD FESTIVAL All Aboard! See the 5th Annual Central Coast Railroad Festival, including excursions, songs, films and fun from Oct. 10-14. This festival will highlight the Grand Opening of the San Luis Obispo Railroad Museum on Oct. 12.

Most events are free; see website for full schedule and details. More info: 773-4173, director@CCRRF.com, ccrrf.com.

NIPOMO’S BEST 30TH ANNUAL OCTOBERFEST Oct. 12-13 from 10am-4pm, Nipomo Community Park, Tefft and Pomeroy, Nipomo. $3 parking; free entrance. More info: 929-1583, amber@nipomochamber.org.

TIBETAN MONKS SHARE CULTURE Tibetan monks create a sand mandala Oct. 15-18 daily, Hiawatha Lodge, Temple St., Halcyon. $20-$25. More info: 466-4653, anet@charley.net, charley.net.

SAN BENITO OLIVE FESTIVAL Gourmet celebration Oct. 19 from 11am-5pm, Paicines Ranch, 13388 Airline Hiwy, Paicines. $20 adults; $10 children; $30 VIP. More info: 888503-3373, info@sanbenitoolivefestival.com, sanbenitoolivefestival.com.

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GRAND OLD SOUPABRATION A soup competition and tasting on Oct. 2. 2pm, Camp Ocean Pines, 1473 Randall Dr., Cambria. $45$60. More info: 927-3357, info@pacificwildlifecare.org, soupabration.org.

REMNANTS OF THE PAST FALL 2013 SHOW This vintage show takes place Nov. 9 and 10. , Alex Madonna Expo Center, 100 Madonna Rd., San Luis Obispo. $12. More info: 555-1234, judy@remnantsofthepast. com, remnantsofthepast.com.

ABUNDANCE BARN DANCE The 3rd annual Abundance Barn Dance will be Nov. 16 from 7-9:30pm, Oak Creek Commons Community Room, 635 Nicklaus St., Paso Robles. $7 requested donation.

ART OF BLENDING WINE SEMINAR Sharpen your palate and learn why blending is an important process of making great wines. Discover how to evaluate base wines for aromatics, flavor, texture and aging characteristics then create several unique blends.

You’ll also have the opportunity to purchase and custom label your premium Paso Robles blend. Oct. 27 and Nov. 10. 11am-2pm, First Crush Cellars, 2975 Limestone Way, Paso Robles., $60. More info: 434-2772, info@ firstcrushwinemaking.com.

OKTAPITFEST Grab your Lederhosen and Drindl as Tap It Brewing Co. celebrates its annual OkTapItFest on Sept. 21. Cattaneo Bros. will provide sausages as Occasional Mustache rocks out on stage. 5pm-9pm, Tap It Brewing Co., 675 Clarion Ct., San Luis Obispo . Free. More info: 545-7702, lfriedman@tapitbrewing.com, facebook.com/OkTapItFest.

J AND J CELLARS: MIDWEEK MINGLE Join J and J Cellars for great food and wine on Sept. 25. 3-6pm, J&J Cellars, 2850 Ranchita Canyon Rd., San Miguel. Complimentary; wine is $5 by the glass. More info: 467-2891, cindy.rollon@jjcellars.com, jjcellars.com.

SPEAKEASY HARVEST CELEBRATION Put on the ritz at Villa San-Juliette on Oct. 19.

6pm, Villa San-Juliette, 6385 Cross Canyons Rd., San Miguel. $135 per person; club members pay $110 . More info: 467-0014, info@ villasanjuliette.com, villasanjuliette.com .

SECOND ANNUAL SLO COMEDY FESTIVAL Forty performers from across the country will be in SLO for four nights of hilarious comedy at SLO Brewing Co., Spike’s Pub, Steynberg Gallery, Mee Heng Low, Z Club, Creekside Brewing, Mo-Tav, The Graduate, and Cielo Cantina Feb. 29-March 4. A wrap up party with comedians, organizers, and the public will be held at Pappy McGregor’s on March 4 from 9pm-close., SLO. $8-$15 per show. More info: slocomedyfestival.com.

OAKTOBERFEST Join us in Avila Beach Sept. 21 to celebrate the last day of summer, with 805 and Firestone Walker beer, live music, local food, beach games and prizes.

Complimentary shuttles offered by Pacific Beverage Company. See website for pickup times and locations. Age 21 and over. Noon5pm, Avila Beach Golf Resort, Avila Beach. $20 early bird; $25 day of event. More info: marketing@firestonebeer.com, oaktoberfest. com.

AUTUMN EQUINOX BARN DANCE Family dance with live music Sept. 21 from 7-9:30pm, Oak Creek Commons Community Room, 635 Nicklaus St., Paso Robles. $7; children are free. More info: 239-9134, risakaiser@sbcglobal.net.

EOS WINERY HARVEST HOEDOWN Come to this old-fashioned hoedown featuring a barbecue, wine, and live music on Oct. 19, from noon-4pm, Eos Winery, 2300 Airport Rd., Paso Robles. More info: 591-8050, tastingroom@eosvintage.com, eosvintage.com.

YOUTH ARTS ACADEMY ARTS AND CRAFTS FAIRE Youth Arts Academy of the Central Coast hosts its first annual Arts and Crafts Faire on Oct. 26 from 9am3pm. , Ramona Community Center, 10th and Ramona, Grover Beach. More info: youthartsacademycc.com.

PASSPORT TO THE ARTS This free arts event for families returns Oct. 5 for a day of hands-on visual, literary and performing arts activities. Young attendees will receive their own day passport, tote bag, and can sign up to win free tickets to upcoming performances and classes throughout SLO County. At 1 pm a free “No Ties Allowed” open rehearsal is performed by the SLO Symphony at the Performing Arts Center. Begins 10am, Arts Obispo , Mission Plaza, Downtown SLO, San Luis Obispo. Free. More info: 544-9251 Ext.

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PIER TO PIER PADDLE AND FREE FALL ART SHOW Oct. 12 from 8-11am and noon5pm, Avila Beach Community Center, 191 San Miguel St., Avila Beach. $40 to paddle; the art show is free. More info: 440-9489, slo@ surfrider.org, slo.surfrider.org.

Live music Classical, chambers, and choirs CONCERT IN THE VICTORIAN GARDEN There will be an afternoon of music and a silent auction Sept. 22 from noon-3pm, The Victorian, 789 Valley Rd., Arroyo Grande. $15. More info: 489-7359, chris@peacefulpoint.com.

CENTENNIAL CLASSICAL CONCERT An amazing classical music concert Oct. 12. 7:30-9pm, Community Church, 5850 Rosario Ave., Atascadero. $10. More info: 466-9108, communitychurchatascadero@

gmail.com.

DAVID ROGERS This virtuoso classical crossover guitarist performs his original compositions and traditional repertoire on Sept. 27. 7:30pm, Steynberg Gallery, 1531 Monterey St., San Luis Obispo. More info: 547-0278, steynberggallery@gmail.com, steynberggallery.com.

SLO WIND ORCHESTRA The SLO Winds perform “Frenergy, Fast Cars, Superheros and Video Games” on Sept 28. Tickets: $20 General, $10 Students; Group orders of 10 or more receive a 15% discount. 8pm, Cultural and Performing Arts Center, Cuesta College, Hwy. 1, San Luis Obispo. $10-$20.

More info: 546-3936, bea_anderson@ cuesta.edu, slowinds.org.

SLO SYMPHONY CLASSICS SLO Symphony Opening Night will be held on Oct. 5 at 8pm, Performing Arts Center, 1 Grand Ave., San Luis Obispo. $20-$75.

More info: 543-3533, lisa@slosymphony. com, slosymphony.com.

CUESTA WIND ENSEMBLE CONCERT The CWE, conducted by Jennifer Martin, will perform a variety of wind band favorites on Oct. 9. 7:30pm, Cultural and Performing Arts Center, Cuesta College, Hwy. 1, San Luis Obispo. $7-$12. More info: 546-3936, bea_anderson@cuesta.edu, cuesta.edu/ student/forstudents/performingarts/.

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ARTWORK BY JULIA HICKEY

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abstractions “Multifaceted and Polyamorous” is the title of artist Julia Hickey’s upcoming exhibit, a series of abstract geometric paintings, which will be on view Oct. 4-27 at the San Luis Obispo Museum of Art. A crime reporter by day and artist by night, Hickey rarely plans an artwork in advance, instead aiming to “obliterate organized forms by spraying, masking, and scraping,” the artist explains in press materials.

The SLOMA is located at 1010 Broad St. downtown.

A reception will be held on Friday, Oct. 4 from 6 to 9 p.m., in conjunction with Art After Dark.

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Carol Paquet contemporary art OPEN STUDIOS Oct. 12/13

1250 Judith Ln. Arroyo Grande (off Corbett Cyn) www.carolpaquet.com Open Studios Art Tour is a countrywide event sponsored by ARTS Obispo.

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Oct. 12 at 7:30pm, Community Church of Atascadero UCC, 5850 Rosario Ave., Atascadero. $10. More info: 466-8610, communitychurchatascader@gmail.com.

AMADEUS ENSEMBLE - ON TOUR FROM DENMARK Catch this Danish ensemble in Morro Bay on Oct.14. 7pm, St. Timothy’s Catholic Church, 962 Piney Way, Morro Bay. $10-$20. More info: 459-6663, joan@pedersenrealty.com, brownpapertickets.com/event/449803.

YING QUARTET This chamber music quartet performs part four of the six-concert Beethoven Cycle Series Concert on Oct. 19. A pre-show lecture is scheduled at 7 pm in the Performing Arts Center’s Philips Recital Hall. 8pm, Performing Arts Center, 1 Grand Ave., San Luis Obispo. $38$47. More info: 756-4TIX (4849), lwoske@ calpoly.edu, pacslo.org.

CUESTA COLLEGE FESTIVAL OF CHOIRS Four of the choirs at Cuesta College—the Cuesta Chamber Singers, Concert Choir, Voce, and Encore—will perform Oct. 19, featuring jazz, gospel, classical, and world music. 7:30pm, Cultural and Performing Arts Center, Cuesta College, Hwy. 1, San Luis Obispo. $7-$12. More info: 546-3936, bea_anderson@cuesta. edu, cuesta.edu/student/forstudents/performingarts/.

CAL POLY PARENT AND FAMILY WEEKEND ENSEMBLE SHOWCASE CONCERT All of the major ensembles on stage Oct. 25 at 8pm, Pavilion, Performing Arts Center, 1 Grand Ave., San Luis Obispo. $14 and $12 general, $12 and $9 seniors and students. More info: 805-756-4849, music@calpoly.edu, music.calpoly.edu.

FESTIVAL MOZAIC’S WINTERMEZZO SERIES Festival Mozaic’s popular chamber music series will take place from Nov. 1-3, 2013 and Feb. 28-March 2, 2014. The first program celebrates the Piano Trio by presenting three trios by Haydn, Beethoven, and Dvorak. The second will feature three defining works by Bach, Mozart, and Brahms. The series takes place at various locations throughout SLO county. Times vary, Festival Mozaic office, 2050 Broad St., San Luis Obispo. See website for ticket prices. More info: 781-3009 , festivalmozaic.com.

KATYA GOTSDINER-McMAHAN: A FORBES PIPE ORGAN RECITAL This versatile artist will perform on Nov. 3.

3pm, Christopher Cohan Center, 1 Grand Ave., San Luis Obispo. $18-$35. More info: 756-4TIX (4849), lwoske@calpoly.edu, pacslo.org.

SLO SYMPHONY CLASSICS Ava Pine, Soprano, will be performing on Nov. 9.

8-10pm, Performing Arts Center, 1 Grand Ave., San Luis Obispo. $20-$75. More info: 543-3533, lisa@slosymphony.com, slosymphony.com.

CAL POLY STUDENT INSTRUMENTAL RECITAL Nov. 21 at 11am, Cal Poly Davidson Music Center Room 218, San Luis Obispo . Free. More info: 756-2406, music@calpoly.edu, music.calpoly.edu/ calendar.

CAL POLY STUDENT VOCAL RECITAL Cal Poly students perform solo Nov. 21 at 6pm, Cal Poly Davidson Music Center Room 218, Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo . free. More

Windy city Not to toot their own horns, but the San Luis Obispo Wind Orchestra’s season-opening concert will include music from video games, The Incredibles, and a tone poem based on Herman Melville’s Moby Dick.

The concert is Saturday, Sept. 28 at 8 p.m., at the Cuesta CPAC Theatre. Cost is $20, $10 with student ID. Visit slowinds.org for more information. info: 756-2406, music@calpoly.edu, music. calpoly.edu.

CUESTA MASTER CHORALE CONCERT The Cuesta Master Chorale begins its 30th Anniversary Season under the musical direction of Thomas Davies with a complete performance of Handel’s most popular work, “Messiah,” on Nov. 23. 7:30pm, Cultural and Performing Arts Center, Cuesta College, Hwy. 1, San Luis Obispo. $10-$20. More info: 546-3936, bea_anderson@cuesta.edu, cuesta.edu/ student/forstudents/performingarts/.

CAL POLY SYMPHONY FALL CONCERT “The Planets” and “The Lark Ascending” with guest violinist Brynn Albanse will be Nov. 24 at 3pm, Performing Arts Center, 1 Grand Ave., San Luis Obispo . $14 and $12 general, $12 and $9 seniors and students.

More info: 756-4849, music@calpoly.edu, http://music.calpoly.edu/calendar/.

CAL POLY STUDENT PIANO RECITAL Dec. 3 at 7:30pm, Cal Poly Davidson Music Center Room 218, San Luis Obispo . Free.

More info: 756-2406, music@calpoly.edu, music.calpoly.edu/calendar.

CAL POLY STUDENT INSTRUMENTAL RECITAL Dec. 5 at 11am, Cal Poly Davidson Music Center Room 218, San Luis Obispo .

Free. More info: 756-2406, music@calpoly. edu, music.calpoly.edu/calendar.

CAL POLY CHOIRS: A CHRISTMAS CELEBRATION will feature music for the season from around the world, Dec. 7 at 8pm, Performing Arts Center, 1 Grand Ave., San Luis Obispo . $14 and $12 general, $12 and $9 seniors and students. More info: 756-4849, music@calpoly.edu, music.calpoly.edu.

NORTH COUNTY CHORUS WINTER CONCERT “Lifting Our Voices in Song to Veterans” is performed Dec. 8. 3pm, Atascadero Lake Pavilion, 9315 Pismo Ave., Atascadero. $12 general $10 student/senior 65+. More info: 546-3936, bea_anderson@cuesta.edu, cuesta.edu/student/ forstudents/performingarts/.

CUESTA WIND ENSEMBLE CONCERT This concert, conducted by Jennifer Martin, will be performed Dec. 11. 7:30pm, Cultural and Performing Arts Center, Cuesta College, Hwy. 1, San Luis Obispo. $7-$12.

More info: 546-3936, bea_anderson@ cuesta.edu, cuesta.edu/student/forstudents/performingarts/.

CUESTA CHOIRS HOLIDAY CONCERT This concert will be performed at Mission de Tolosa on Dec. 14. 8pm, Mission San Luis Obispo, 751 Palm St., San Luis Obispo.

More info: 546-3936, bea_anderson@ cuesta.edu, cuesta.edu/student/forstudents/performingarts/.

CUESTA CHOIRS HOLIDAY CONCERT Celebrate Christmas, Hanukkah, and Solstice with Cuesta’s wonderful choirs on Dec 15. Voce, Chamber Singers, and Concert Choir will enchant you with their power, their sensitivity, and their wide variety of music. 3pm, Cultural and Performing Arts Center, Cuesta College, Hwy. 1, San Luis Obispo. $7-$12. More info: 546-3936, bea_anderson@cuesta.edu, cuesta.edu/ student/forstudents/performingarts/.

JAMES EDWARDS Classical guitar master James Edwards performs on Dec. 15.

Contact Gallery for time, Steynberg Gallery, 1531 Monterey St., San Luis Obispo.

Contact Gallery for cost. More info: 5470278, sgallery@charter.net, steynberggallery.com.

CHAMBER MUSIC CONCERT This concert will be performed on Dec. 18. in the CPAC Experimental Theater. 7:30pm, CPAC Experimental Theater, Cuesta College, Hwy. 1, San Luis Obispo. $7-$12. More info: 546-3936, bea_anderson@cuesta. edu, cuesta.edu/student/forstudents/performingarts/.

W. TERRENCE SPILLER PIANO RECITAL Jan. 11 at 8pm, Spanos Theatre, Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo . $12 general, $9 seniors and students. More info: 7564849, music@calpoly.edu, music.calpoly. edu/calendar.

FINE ARTS QUARTET: A BEETHOVEN CYCLE SERIES CONCERT The Fine Arts Quartet, one of the elite few ensembles to have toured internationally for more than half a century, shares their extensive recording legacy on Jan. 17. 8pm, Spanos Theatre, 1 Grand Ave., San Luis Obispo. $38-$47. More info: 756-4TIX (4849), lwoske@calpoly.edu, pacslo.org.

CAL POLY EARLY MUSIC ENSEMBLE: BACH IN THE MISSION IV Jan. 25 at 8pm, Mission San Luis Obispo, 751 Palm St., San Luis Obispo . $14 general, $12 seniors and $9 students. More info: 7564849, music@calpoly.edu, music.calpoly. edu/calendar/.

PAUL WOODRING: FORBES PIPE ORGAN RECITAL The Cal Poly University organist returns Jan. 26 for his fourth Forbes Pipe Organ recital, performing selections from Bach’s monumental Clavierübung III. The Cal Poly Early Music Ensemble sings the original music that inspired the Preludes.

3pm, Christopher Cohan Center, 1 Grand

Ave., San Luis Obispo. $18-$35. More info: 756-4TIX (4849), lwoske@calpoly.edu, pacslo.org.

SLO SYMPHONY CLASSICS Robert Thies, Piano, will perform on Feb. 1 8-10pm, Performing Arts Center, 1 Grand Ave., San Luis Obispo. $20-$75. More info: 543-3533, lisa@slosymphony.com, slosymphony.com.

CAL POLY “NIGHT AT THE MISSION” CHAMBER CONCERT Feb. 8 at 8pm, Mission San Luis Obispo, 751 Palm St., San Luis Obispo . $12 general, $9 seniors and students. More info: 756-2406, music@ calpoly.edu, music.calpoly.edu/calendar.

JOSHUA BELL The “poet of the violin” performs a recital with Sam Haywood on Feb. 9. Pre-show lecture scheduled at 6 pm in the Performing Arts Center’s Philips Recital Hall. 7pm, Christopher Cohan Center, 1 Grand Ave., San Luis Obispo. $40$90. More info: 756-4TIX (4849), lwoske@ calpoly.edu, pacslo.org.

CAL POLY CHOIRS WINTER CONCERT: “SONGS OF TRAVEL” Feb. 22 at 8pm, Performing Arts Center, 1 Grand Ave., San Luis Obispo . $14 and $12 general, $12 and $9 seniors and students. More info: 7564849, music@calpoly.edu, music.calpoly. edu/calendar/.

CAL POLY STUDENT INSTRUMENTAL RECITAL Feb. 27 at 11am, Cal Poly Davidson Music Center Room 218, Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo . Free. More info: 7562406, music@calpoly.edu, music.calpoly. edu/calendar/.

CAL POLY ARAB MUSIC ENSEMBLE WINTER CONCERT March 1 at 8pm, Performing Arts Center, 1 Grand Ave., San Luis Obispo . $14 and $12 general, $12 and $9 seniors and students. More info: 7564849, music@calpoly.edu, music.calpoly. edu/calendar/.

CAL POLY INSTRUMENTAL STUDENT RECITAL March 6 at 11am, Cal Poly Davidson Music Center Room 218, Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo . Free. More info: 7562406, music@calpoly.edu, music.calpoly. edu/calendar/.

SLO SYMPHONY CLASSICS The Planets by Gustav Holst on March 8.

8-10pm, Performing Arts Center, 1 Grand Ave., San Luis Obispo. $20-$75. More info: 543-3533, lisa@slosymphony.com, slosymphony.com.

CAL POLY WIND BANDS’ WINTER CONCERT FEATURING KO-ICHIRO YAMAMOTO, TROMBONE March 9 at 3pm, Performing Arts Center, 1 Grand Ave., San Luis Obispo . $14 and $12 general, $12 and $9 seniors and students. More info: 756-4849, music@calpoly.edu, music.calpoly.edu/calendar/.

CAL POLY STUDENT VOCAL RECITAL Cal Poly students perform March 14 at 11am, Cal Poly Davidson Music Center Room 218, Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo . Free.

More info: 756-2406, music@calpoly.edu, music.calpoly.edu.

International music OAKTOBERFEST Celebrate beer on Oct. 15 with Firestone Walker’s Seventh Annual Oaktoberfest, featuring Beer Olympics, keg toss, and live Polka music from Trio International as well as ‘80s covers by Fast

Times. It starts at 11am, Avila Beach Resort, Avila Beach. $20 in advance, $25 same day.

Includes commemorative stein, first beer, and bus ride from SLO or Paso Robles. More info: 595-4000, oaktoberfest.com.

LOUDER SPACE - LIVE AT SLO BREW Louder Space plays SLO Brew in an allages show Oct. 5. 7:30pm, SLO Brew, 1119 Garden St., San Luis Obispo. $10. More info: (978) 844-4920, orenbj@gmail.com, louderspace.com.

2013 PADEREWSKI FESTIVAL The 2013 Paderewski Festival wlll take place across Paso Robles from Nov. 7-10. Karol Radziwonowicz, who recorded all of the works of Ignacy Jan Paderewski, will be the Festival’s gala concert performer. See website for detailed performance and ticket information. Tickets go on sale Sept 1.

Paso Robles. More info: 769-4622, info@ paderewskifest.com, paderewskifest.com.

MALAMA KO ALOHA Malama Ko Aloha (Keep Your Love), featuring performances by guitar player Keola Beamer, flutist R. Carlos Nakai, jazz pianist Geoffrey Keezer,

and hula master Moanalani Beamer, plays Oct. 11 at 8pm. 8pm, Performing Arts Center, 1 Grand Ave., San Luis Obispo. $39$48. More info: 756-4TIX (4849), lwoske@ calpoly.edu, pacslo.org.

UKULOLLO IS LORENZO VIGNANDO See this virtuoso Ukulele player from the province of Lucca, Tuscany on Oct. 23.

7:30, Steynberg Gallery, 1531 Monterey St., San Luis Obispo. $10 Suggested Donation.

More info: 547-0278, sgallery@charter.net, steynberggallery.com.

ARAB MUSIC ENSEMBLE The Cal Poly Arab Music Ensemble will be performing Nov. 16. 8pm, Christopher Cohan Center, 1 Grand Ave., San Luis Obispo. $9-$14.

More info: 756-7222, sdobson@calpoly. edu, music.calpoly.edu.

TOMMY EMMANUEL This Australian cultural icon brings his unique 10-finger playing style to Cohan Center on Jan. 27, performing parts meant for melody, rhythm, bass and drums—all on one guitar. 7:30pm, AUTUMN ARTS continued page 54

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Bizet Georges Bizet’s “opéra comique” Carmen is one of

the most popular in the repertory, and now a team of San Luis Obispo artists has come together to realize this local production. Conductor Brian Asher Alhadeff and director Ross Halper have collaborated with the SLO Symphony, SLO Opera, and Civic Ballet as well as the Central Coast Children’s Choir and the Cuesta College Concert Choir. Carmen will play at the Cal Poly Performing Arts Center Oct. 12 at 7 p.m. and Oct. 13 at 2 p.m. Tickets are $10-$75 at pacslo.org or by calling 756-4849.

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Christopher Cohan Center, 1 Grand Ave., San Luis Obispo. $20-$38. More info: 756-4TIX (4849), lwoske@calpoly.edu, pacslo.org.

THE IRISH ROVERS In this nostalgic and poignant “Farewell Tour,” the Rovers will perform a rollicking mix of their worldwide hits, new favorites, and signature jigs on Jan. 28, in an evening that will have you singing and clapping along. 7:30pm, Christopher Cohan Center, 1 Grand Ave., San Luis Obispo. $20-$38. More info: 7564TIX (4849), lwoske@calpoly.edu, pacslo. org.

CELTIC NIGHTS This unique show, featuring the finest voices of the Celtic world showcased against a thundering backdrop of expert dancing and musicianship, plays Feb. 6, 2014. 7pm, The Clark Center, 487 Fair Oaks Ave., Arroyo Grande. $35-$46.

More info: 489-9444, jamie@clarkcenter. org, clarkcenter.org.

BAHIA ORCHESTRA PROJECT Launching their debut North American tour, this remarkably energetic young orchestra conducted by Ricardo Castro performs a selection of popular Brazilian dance music arranged for full symphony on Feb. 21.

Pre-show lecture scheduled at 7 pm in

the Performing Arts Center Pavilion. 8pm, Christopher Cohan Center, 1 Grand Ave., San Luis Obispo. $30-$58. More info: 7564TIX (4849), lwoske@calpoly.edu, pacslo. org.

Holiday music RIDERS IN THE SKY PRESENT CHRISTMAS THE COWBOY WAY Enjoy Christmas the Cowboy Way with America’s favorite cowboys - Riders In The Sky! This show, playing Dec. 20 at 7 pm, includes original holiday songs as well as traditional classics all augmented with the classic, western favorites Riders have been singing for 30 years. 7pm, The Clark Center, 487 Fair Oaks Ave., Arroyo Grande. $28-$45.

More info: 489-9444, jamie@clarkcenter. org, clarkcenter.org.

PINK MARTINI HOLIDAY SHOW The ultra hip Pink Martini celebrates the season with traditional favorites alongside gorgeous, lesser-known discoveries on Dec. 4.

7:30pm, Christopher Cohan Center, 1 Grand Ave., San Luis Obispo. $40-$85. More info: 756-4TIX (4849), lwoske@calpoly.edu, pacslo.org.

Jazz and blues

SUMMER SUNSET CONCERT AT PEAR VALLEY Dawn Lambeth will provide jazz piano and vocals Sept. 19 from 5:308:30pm, Pear Valley Estate Wine, 4900 Union Rd., Paso Robles. Free. More info: 237-2861, info@pearvalley.com.

SOLO SAX SESSIONS Oct. 20 at 4pm, Paso Robles Brewing Co., 520 Pine Street, Paso Robles. Tips appreciated. More info: 503-703-9516, noah@noahpeterson.com, noahpeterson.com.

JUBILEE BY THE SEA JAZZ FESTIVAL This world class traditional jazz festival will be held in beautiful Pismo Beach from Oct. 24-27 at multiple venues. Locally catered food and drinks. See website for complete schedule, venues, and prices. All donations are 100% tax deductible. , See website for venues., Pismo Beach. More info: 481-7840, k6kdp@aol.com , pismojazz.com.

FOUR FRESHMAN AT CUESTA COLLEGE America’s most enduring vocal group will perform their variety of pop and jazz standards during the 15th Annual Cuesta College Vocal Jazz Festival on Nov. 1-2. 8pm, Cuesta College Cultural and Performing Arts Center, Highway 1, San Luis Obispo. $15-$25. More info: 546-3936, bea_anderson@cuesta.edu, cuesta.edu/ student/forstudents/performingarts/.

THE CUESTA COLLEGE JAZZ ORCHESTRA Join us for an exciting evening of big band jazz on Nov. 22! 7:30pm, Cultural and Performing Arts Center, Cuesta College, Hwy. 1, San Luis Obispo. $7-$12.

More info: 546-3936, bea_anderson@ cuesta.edu, cuesta.edu/student/forstudents/performingarts/.

CAL POLY FALL JAZZ CONCERT University Jazz Band concerts Dec. 6 at 8pm, Spanos Theatre, Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo . $12 general, $9 seniors, students and Jazz Federation members. More info: 756-4849, music@calpoly.edu, music.calpoly.edu.

CUESTA JAZZ ENSEMBLE CONCERT This ensemble, conducted by Ron McCarley, will perform Dec. 13. 7:30pm, Cultural and Performing Arts Center, Cuesta College, Hwy. 1, San Luis Obispo. $7-$12. More info: 546-3936, bea_anderson@cuesta. edu, cuesta.edu/student/forstudents/performingarts/.

CAL POLY JUST JAZZ CONCERT featuring the University Jazz Band, March 15 at 8pm, Spanos Theatre, Cal Poly, Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo . $12 general, $9 seniors, students and Jazz Federation members.

More info: 756-4849, music@calpoly.edu, music.calpoly.edu.

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Cerámica

muerta We’ve all got to go sometime, but both art and the Day of the Dead celebration aim at some form of immortality. Ceramicist Mary C. Barnhill’s interpretation of Frida Kahlo and other works of pottery will be on the Cambria Pottery Trail, part of the 15th annual Open Studios Art Tour sponsored by ARTS Obispo. The Trail will run Oct. 12 to 13 and 19 to 20 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. at various locations in Cambria. For more information call 544-9251 or visit artsobispo.org for more information. El día de los muertos is celebrated Nov. 1–2.

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CHARLOTTE SOMETIMES LIVE AT LINNAEA’S CAFE Charlotte Sometimes plays Sept. 20. 8pm, Linnaea’s Cafe, 1110 Garden St., San Luis Obispo. Free. More info: (212) 777-6727, jillian@ei-pr.com.

DAN FRECHETTE & LAUREL THOMSEN RETURN TO PASO Songwriters At Play! Music showcase Sept. 22. 1-4pm, Sculpterra Winery, 5015 Linne Rd., Paso Robles. Free. More info: 204-6821, stevekey57@gmail.com, songwritersatplay.com.

THE POETIC FLAIR OF THE PLASTIC ARTS Plastic Arts play Songwriters at Play Sept. 26. 6:30-9:30pm, Shell Cafe, 1351 Price St., Pismo Beach. Free. More info: 204-6821, stevekey57@gmail.com, songwritersatplay.com.

KRISTEN BLACK BACK IN THE SPOTLIGHT This Cal Poly professor/folkrocker plays Sept. 28. 4-7pm, Alegria Wine & Ware, 942 Chorro St., San Luis Obispo.

Free. More info: 204-6821, stevekey57@ gmail.com, songwritersatplay.com.

CAFE MUSIQUE: DIANNA DELORE Dianna Delore plays on Oct. 18. 7:30, Steynberg Gallery, 1531 Monterey, San Luis Obispo. $10 Suggested Donation.

More info: 547-0278, sgallery@charter. net, steynberggallery.com.

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Autumn Arts Annual Ave., San Luis Obispo. $30-$58. More info: 756-4TIX (4849), lwoske@calpoly.edu, pacslo.org.

THE GRADUATE L.A. Theatre Works, the country’s foremost radio theater troupe, seduces us all when they perform a full version of the classic film’s screenplay on Nov. 19, complete with a first-rate cast of Hollywood veterans, sound effects, and the immediacy of live theater. 7:30pm, Christopher Cohan Center, 1 Grand Ave., San Luis Obispo. $22-$44. More info: 756-4TIX (4849), lwoske@calpoly.edu, pacslo.org.

I OUGHT TO BE IN PICTURES Neil Simon’s hit comedy about Herb, a Hollywood scriptwriter whose forgotten past reappears in the form of a teenage daughter, runs Jan. 31-Feb. 23, 2014. Fri. 8pm, Sat. 3pm & 8 pm, Sun. 7pm, The Spot, 116 W. Branch St., Arroyo Grande. $15-$20.

More info: 474-5711, thespot@thespotag. com, thespotag.com.

2013 SLO COMEDY FESTIVAL The SLO Comedy Festival takes place from Feb. 27 through March 2, 2014 in nine fantastic venues, hosting 48 carefully selected comedians from all over the world. See website for venues, performers, and times. Tickets go on sale Feb. 1. , Various venues More info: slocomedyfestival.com.

12-8pm, Morro Bay Golf Course, 201 State Park Rd., Morro Bay. $24. More info: 459-0701, jaxdlny@icloud.com, centralcoastoystserfestival.com.

JOE CRAVEN This multi-instrumentalist, singer and award-winning educator showcases his unique talents on Oct. 25. 7pm, Spanos Theatre, 1 Grand Ave., San Luis Obispo. $17-$22. More info: 756-4TIX (4849), lwoske@calpoly.edu, pacslo.org.

BANJERDAN PERFORMS AT PASO ROBLES BREWING COMPANY BanjerDan plays Nov. 7. 7:30pm, Paso Robles Brewing Co., 525 Pine St., Paso Robles. Free. More info: (202) 718-7868, banjerdan@yahoo.com, reverbnation. com/banjerdan.

ERIN INGLISH See California’s Banjo Sweetheart on Nov. 9. Contact Gallery for Time, Steynberg Gallery, 1531 Monterey St., San Luis Obispo. Contact Gallery for Cost. More info: 547-0278, sgallery@ charter.net, steynberggallery.com.

CAL POLY BANDFEST 2013 A tradition for more than 20 years will continue Nov. 23 at 8pm, Performing Arts Center, 1 Grand Ave., San Luis Obispo . $14 and $12 general, $12 and $9 seniors and students.

More info: 805-756-4849, music@calpoly.edu, music.calpoly.edu/calendar.

Dance

More music PI JACOBS, DAN FRECHETTE & LAUREL THOMSEN, AND LOREN RADIS Songwriters at Play presents this triple bill of talent Sept. 21 from 1-4pm, Laetitia Winery, 453 Laetitia Vineyard Dr., Arroyo Grande. Free. More info: 2046821, stevekey57@gmail.com, songwritersatplay.com.

SENTIMENTAL JOURNEY: DAWN LAMBETH AND JUDY PHILBIN AT THE TEMPLETON PAC Sept. 28 at 7pm, Templeton Performing Arts Center, 1200 Main St., Templeton. $15; $20 at the door.

More info: 610-5418, dawn@dawnlambeth. com, templetonchamber.com.

HEROES, VILLAINS, AND OTHER FAIRY TALES This fundraiser for Parkinson’s research will run Saturdays and Sundays at 2pm and 7pm, Oct. 5-13 , Clark Center, 487 Fair Oaks Ave., Arroyo Grande. More info: 474-4882, daraghadley@gmail.com, centralcoastfollies.org.

GLEEFULL 3 FAB AT 50! Join us for the Gleefull 3 FAB AT 50! fundraiser on Oct. 20. Taste local wines and refreshments and enjoy a musical cavalcade featuring The Alley Cats - America’s Premier Doo-Wop Group; the versatile vocal quintet Down 4 the Count; and The Sherwoods, Cornell University’s irrepressible alumni ensemble.

Know that you’ll be supporting the Cuesta College Cultural and Performing Arts Center where a new generation of musicians, singers and actors are finding their muse. Look for Backstage Tours and a remarkable Silent Auction. 2:30, Cultural and Performing Arts Center, Cuesta College, Hwy. 1, San Luis Obispo, CA. $10-$20. More info: 46-3936, bea_anderson@cuesta.edu, cuesta.edu/ student/forstudents/performingarts/.

“BUG” CONCERT “Bug” Concert is performed Nov. 8. 7:30pm, CPAC Experimental Theater, Cuesta College, Hwy. 1, San Luis Obispo. $7-$12. More info: 546-3936, bea_anderson@cuesta.edu, cuesta.edu/ student/forstudents/performingarts/.

THE DUHKS Featuring the original band members, this award-winning neo-folk band will perform Feb. 15, 2014, with a groove that will make you want to get up out of your seat and dance. 8pm, The Clark Center, 487 Fair Oaks Ave., Arroyo Grande. $29-$39.

More info: 489-9444, jamie@clarkcenter. org, clarkcenter.org.

Musical legends MASTERS OF BLUEGRASS The bluegrass Dream Team—Del McCoury, Bobby Osborne, J.D. Crowe, Bobby Hicks and Jerry McCoury—will perform together on Oct. 6 at 7pm. (There will be a pre-concert lecture for this event

in Philips Hall at 6pm by Craig Kincaid.)

7pm, Christopher Cohan Center, 1 Grand Ave., San Luis Obispo. $26-$48. More info: 756-4TIX (4849), lwoske@calpoly. edu, pacslo.org.

DARK STAR ORCHESTRA This Grateful Dead tribute band performs homage to the masters of improvisational rock on Oct. 14, featuring song by song set list recreations.

7:30pm, Christopher Cohan Center, 1 Grand Ave., San Luis Obispo. $18-$35. More info: 756-4TIX (4849), lwoske@calpoly.edu, pacslo.org.

BUDDY GUY Buddy Guy, chief guitar influence to rock titans like Hendrix, Clapton, Beck and Vaughan, will perform Nov 6.

Opening guest artist: Quinn Sullivan. 7:30pm, Christopher Cohan Center, 1 Grand Ave., San Luis Obispo. $30-$68. More info: 756-4TIX (4849), lwoske@calpoly.edu, pacslo.org.

AN EVENING WITH JOHN SEBASTIAN, FOUNDER OF LOVING SPOONFUL John Sebastian’s group The Lovin’ Spoonful played a major role in the mid-’60’s rock revolution. Come and sing along to such hits as “Do You Believe In Magic?,” “Did You Ever Have To Make Up Your Mind?,” “Summer In The City” and many more on Nov. 18 at 8 pm. 8pm, The Clark Center, 487 Fair Oaks Ave., Arroyo Grande. $35-$45.

More info: 489-9444, jamie@clarkcenter. org, clarkcenter.org.

THE KINGSTON TRIO One of America’s most popular folk groups, who influenced the musical tastes of a generation, comes to Clark Center on Nov. 22 at 8pm. 8pm, The Clark Center, 487 Fair Oaks Ave., Arroyo Grande. $40-$48. More info: 489-9444, jamie@clarkcenter.org, clarkcenter.org.

MANDY PATINKIN: DRESS CASUAL The Emmy-winning TV star and Tonywinning Broadway legend returns in this passionate, powerful evening of popular song on Jan. 10. 8pm, Christopher Cohan Center, 1 Grand Ave., San Luis Obispo. $40$85. More info: 756-4TIX (4849), lwoske@ calpoly.edu, pacslo.org.

COUNTRY ROYALTY: A TRIBUTE TO HANK WILLIAMS AND PATSY CLINE Hank Williams: Lost Highway star Jason Petty re-creates the role that made him famous while Grammy nominated singing sensation, Carolyn Martin, gives a jawdropping performance as Patsy Cline, on Jan. 11 at 7pm. 7pm, The Clark Center, 487 Fair Oaks Ave., Arroyo Grande. $29-$45.

More info: 489-9444, jamie@clarkcenter. org, clarkcenter.org.

IN MY LIFE: A MUSICAL THEATRE TRIBUTE TO THE BEATLES This awardwinning, smash hit musical biography of the Beatles, widely considered by industry insiders to be the most unique Beatles show

in decades, plays Jan. 25 at 8pm. 8pm, The Clark Center, 487 Fair Oaks Ave., Arroyo Grande. $29-$45. More info: 489-9444, jamie@clarkcenter.org, clarkcenter.org.

ELVIN BISHOP, WITH SPECIAL GUESTS JAMES COTTON & PAUL THORN Hear what happens when a blues/rock icon, a living blues legend, and a rising roots music star join forces for one incredibly powerful night on Feb. 27. 7:30pm, Christopher Cohan Center, 1 Grand Ave., San Luis Obispo. $32$59. More info: 756-4TIX (4849), lwoske@ calpoly.edu, pacslo.org.

SMITHSONIAN JAZZ MASTERWORKS ORCHESTRA: A TRIBUTE TO ELLA FITZGERALD This multimedia homage captures the singing legend’s elegant style, spirit and vocal expertise, as performed by the spectacular SJMO with the enchanting Kim Nazarian, on Feb 28. 8pm, Christopher Cohan Center, 1 Grand Ave., San Luis Obispo. $29-$56. More info: 756-4TIX (4849), lwoske@calpoly.edu, pacslo.org.

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ALTON BROWN: THE EDIBLE INEVITABLE TOUR Alton Brown returns on Oct. 26 with this unique blend of standup comedy, food experimentation, talk show antics, multimedia lecture, and live music. Note: There will be a “poncho zone!”

8pm, Christopher Cohan Center, 1 Grand Ave., San Luis Obispo. $34-$125. More info: 756-4TIX (4849), lwoske@calpoly. edu, pacslo.org.

ROBERT IRVINE LIVE The celebrity chef presents his multimedia and multi-sensory theatrical experience, providing myriad opportunities for audience participation, on Jan. 15. Premium seating includes an exclusive VIP pre-show demonstration.

7:30pm, Christopher Cohan Center, 1 Grand Ave., San Luis Obispo. $30-$135. More info: 756-4TIX (4849), lwoske@calpoly. edu, pacslo.org.

THE PEKING ACROBATS The World Famous Chinese Acrobats return on Jan. 29, 2014 to amaze and delight with their incredible acrobatics and displays of human dexterity. 7pm, The Clark Center, 487 Fair Oaks Ave., Arroyo Grande. $36-$46. More info: 4899444, jamie@clarkcenter.org, clarkcenter.org.

Comedy CLYBOURNE PARK Mark Booher directs PCPA’s production of Bruce Norris’ searing satirical comedy, playing through Sept.

50 years

young Cuesta College continues to celebrate its 50th anniversary with arts exhibitions featuring the founding members of the fine arts faculty, Chet Amyx, Barry Frantz, and Bob Pelfrey. Frantz, who came to Cuesta in 1967 to help head the sculpture curriculum and establish a foundry, will have work on view Sept. 23 though Oct. 4 with a reception on Sept. 27 from 4 to 7 p.m. Pelfrey, who joined the faculty as a printmaker in 1972, will have an exhibit Oct. 16 through 29 with a reception on Oct. 16 from 4 to 7 p.m. Gallery hours are noon to 4 p.m., Monday through Friday, and admission is free. Visit cuesta.edu for more information.

29. Times vary., Severson Theatre, 1100 S. Bradley Rd., Santa Maria., $20-$32.50.

More info: 922-8313, boxoffice@pcpa.org, pcpa.org.

DEATH AT DEVIL’S CAVE This actionpacked Western melodrama follows con man John Livingston through a tale of gunfights, heroes, villains, lovers, liars and laughter. Plays through Sept. 22. See website for showtimes, 1863 Front St., Oceano. $18-$22 with discounts for children, students, active military persons, and seniors. More info: 489-2499, info@americanmelodrama.com, americanmelodrama.com.

DRAC IN THE SADDLE AGAIN This show, which runs Sept. 26-Nov. 17, will spoof all of your favorite Western films. Wed., Thurs., Fri. at 7pm, Sat. at 3pm and 7pm, and Sun. at 6pm, The Great American Melodrama, 1863 Front St., Oceano. $18$22. More info: 489-2499, info@americanmelodrama.com, americanmelodrama.com.

COMPLETE HISTORY OF AMERICA This 90-minute rollercoaster ride through American history runs Sept. 27-Oct. 20.

8pm, The Spot, 116 W. Branch St., Arroyo

Grande. $15-$20. More info: 474-5711, thespot@thespotag.com, thespotag.com.

COMEDY PET THEATER - TWO SHOWS This family-oriented blend of the unique comedy and juggling skills of Gregory Popovich, as well as the extraordinary talents of his performing pets hits the stage on Oct. 19. 2 and 7pm, Clark Center for the Performing Arts, 487 Fair Oaks Ave., Arroyo Grande. $25-$39. More info: 489-9444, info@clarkcenter.org, comedypet.com.

SISTER STRIKES AGAIN! LATE NITE CATECHISM 2 The Clark Center is proud to present the sequel to last year’s sold-out, World Famous interactive comedy show Late Nite Catechism, playing Nov. 2 at 2pm & 7 pm. 2pm & 7pm, The Clark Center, 487 Fair Oaks Ave., Arroyo Grande. $39-$48.

More info: 489-9444, jamie@clarkcenter. org, clarkcenter.org.

AN EVENING WITH DAVID SEDARIS Join the celebrated author and famed NPR personality for an evening of readings from his new and unpublished work on Nov. 14.

7:30pm, Christopher Cohan Center, 1 Grand

FALL INTO THE ARTS DINNER Gilbert Reed’s Reverie and the valse from Theresa Slobdnik’s Levez le Rideau will be performed on Sept.

21 at Veris Vineyards. Contact Ballet Theatre for complete details. Contact venue for times, Veris Cellars, 1266 N Bethel Rd., Templeton. More info: bt-slo.org.

BECOME CORE Adult Dance presents “Become” on Oct. 4 and 5. 7pm, Spanos Theater, Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo. $28. More info: 756-4TIX, zhedance@hotmail.com>, pacslo.org .

DANCE THEATRE OF HARLEM This legendary dance company performs their eclectic and demanding repertoire on Nov 12. 7:30pm, Christopher Cohan Center, 1 Grand Ave., San Luis Obispo. $30-$60. More info: 756-4TIX (4849), lwoske@calpoly.edu, pacslo.org.

LA BOUTIQUE FANTASQUE & LES PATINEURS (THE SKATERS) See this holiday ballet performed on Dec. 6-8. Contact Ballet Theatre for performance times and ticket prices. Contact venue for times., PAC SLO, Spanos Theatre, CalPoly University, San Luis Obispo. More info: bt-slo.org.

ORCHESIS PRESENTS VITALITY Orchesis Dance Company presents its annual showcase, Vitality, Jan. 31-Feb. 1 and Feb. 6-8. 8pm (additional 2pm performance Feb. 1), Alex and Faye Spanos Theatre, 1 Grand Ave., San Luis Obispo. $12 (students) and $20 (general). More info: 756-4TIX (4849), sdobson@calpoly.edu, pacslo.org.

CIRQUE ELOIZE: CIRKOPOLIS This breathtaking spectacle that combines the worlds of circus, dance and theater will be performed Feb. 5-6. 7:30pm, Christopher Cohan Center, 1 Grand Ave., San Luis Obispo. $30-$58. More info: 756-4TIX (4849), lwoske@calpoly.edu, pacslo.org.

MOSCOW FESTIVAL BALLET: GISELLE The Moscow Festival Ballet performs Giselle—Adolphe Adam’s 1841 masterpiece—on Feb. 8. 8pm, Christopher Cohan Center, 1 Grand Ave., San Luis Obispo. $35-$66. More info: 756-4TIX (4849), lwoske@calpoly.edu, pacslo.org.

BALLET IN THE VINEYARDS This fundraiser for Ballet Theatre San Luis Obispo will honor Gilbert and Synda Reed’s contributions to ballet on the Central Coast, Sept. 28 at 6pm, Veris Cellars, 1266 N. Bethel Rd., Templeton.

More info: bt-slo.org.

BIZET’S CARMEN A tale of love, jealousy, and betrayal Oct. 12 at 7pm and Oct. 13 at 2pm. Sat. 7pm & Sun. 2pm, Performing Arts Center, One Grand Ave., San Luis Obispo. $20-$65. More info: 541-5369, brian@ operaslo.org, operaslo.org.

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Autumn Arts Annual info: 756-4TIX (4849), office@civicballetofslo.org, civicballetofslo.org.

Musicals

Not to Bop”

THE COMPLETE HISTORY OF AMERICA (ABRIDGED) runs Fridays at 8pm, Saturdays at 3 and 8pm, and Sundays at 7pm Sept. 27 through Oct. 20 , The Spot, 116 W. Branch St. , Arroyo Grande. $15-$20. More info: 474-5711, thespot@ thespotag.com, thespotag.com.

WEST SIDE STORY This revival of one of Broadway’s greatest love stories will be performed March 10. Pre-show lecture scheduled at 6:30 p.m. in the Performing Arts Center Pavilion. 7:30pm, Christopher Cohan Center, 1 Grand Ave., San Luis Obispo. $48-$88. More info: 756-4TIX (4849), lwoske@calpoly.edu, pacslo.org.

THE FOUR BITCHIN’ BABES PRESENT MID LIFE VICES This hilarious new stage revue by the musical-comedy group the Four Bitchin’ Babes, examining the boomer generation, their collective Mid Life Crises, and their need for Mid Life Vices, plays May 9, 8pm, The Clark Center, 487 Fair Oaks Ave., Arroyo Grande. $32-$42. More info: 489-9444, jamie@clarkcenter.org, clarkcenter.org.

MILLION DOLLAR QUARTET This Tony Award-winning Broadway musical, inspired by the true story of the famed recording session which brought together icons Elvis Presley, Johnny Cash, Jerry Lee Lewis and Carl Perkins, plays Nov. 18. 7:30pm, Christopher Cohan Center, 1 Grand Ave., San Luis Obispo. $48-$88. More info: 756-4TIX (4849), lwoske@calpoly.edu, pacslo.org.

you have to ask what jazz is, you’ll never know.” At Cal Poly, the University Jazz

Opera

“To Be or

Louis Armstrong is supposed to have quipped something along the lines of “If

Band knows what jazz is, and they’ll even be willing to tell you at their Just Jazz Concert, March 15 at 8 p.m. in the Spanos Theatre. Tickets are $12 for general admission and $9 for seniors, students, and Jazz Federation members. For more information visit music.calpoly.edu.

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Drama ALTA, CELEBRATING FR. JUNIPERO SERRA’S 300TH ANNIVERSARY Celebrating the 300th anniversary of Father Junipero Serra, this traveling play, by SLO based theater group Tor Productions, traces the route of historical missions with performances in selected missions. The play will be at Mission La Purisima, Lompoc, on Nov. 10, and Mission San Luis Obispo on Nov. 17. Contact Tor Productions for times. Various venues, contact Tor Productions Contact Tor Productions for Cost. More info: gquiroz@torproductions.org, facebook.com/ALTAtheplay.

THE WEIR This play about five friends in an Irish pub spinning stories of ghosts, spirits, and Irish fairies plays Sept. 20-Oct. 27. Fri. and Sat. 7:30pm; Sun. 3pm, The Pewter Plough Playhouse, 824 Main Street, Cambria. $15-$25. More info: 927-3877, boxoffice07@pewterploughplayhouse.org, pewterploughplayhouse.org.

CROSSROADS An outcast family travels through time and meets a host of bizarre and eccentric characters in this original play, written and directed by Dr. Al Schnupp, opening Nov. 11-23. Times vary, Alex and Faye Spanos Theatre, 1 Grand Ave., San Luis Obispo. See website for ticket prices. More info: 756-4TIX (4849), sdobson@calpoly.edu, pacslo.org.

RAMBINGS, A NEW WORK DEVISED FOR THE STAGE This new work will be performed in the CPAC Experimental Theatre on Dec 6-14. See website for full schedule. See website for times, CPAC Experimental Theater, Cuesta College, Hwy. 1, San Luis Obispo. $5-$15. More info: 546-3936, bea_ anderson@cuesta.edu, cuesta.edu/ student/forstudents/performingarts/.

AS YOU LIKE IT Josh Machamer directs Shakespeare’s As You Like It at Cal Poly Feb. 27-March 1 and March 5-8. See

venue website for cost and showtimes, Alex and Faye Spanos Theatre, 1 Grand Ave., San Luis Obispo. More info: 756-4TIX (4849), sdobson@calpoly.edu, pacslo.org.

THE IRISH CURSE From its blistering language to its brutally honest look at sex and body image, this comedy by Martin Casella, a revealing portrait of how men, and society, define masculinity, plays March 4-Apr. 6, 2014. Fri. 8pm, Sat. 3pm & 8 pm, Sun. 7pm, The Spot, 116 W. Branch St., Arroyo Grande. $15-$20. More info: 474-5711, thespot@thespotag.com, thespotag.com.

For kids THE WORLD FAMOUS COMEDY PET THEATRE This popular family-oriented show, featuring the unique comedy and juggling skills of Gregory Popovich and the extraordinary talents of his performing pets, returns to the Clark Center on Oct. 19 at 2 and 7pm. 2pm & 7pm, The Clark Center, 487 Fair Oaks Ave., Arroyo Grande. $25-$39. More info: 489-9444, jamie@clarkcenter.org, clarkcenter.org.

JACK HANNA’s INTO THE WILD LIVE! America’s “favorite zookeeper” returns Nov. 2 with another live show featuring many of his favorite animal friends, as well as fascinating and humorous stories and footage from his adventures around the world. 7pm, Christopher Cohan Center, 1 Grand Ave., San Luis Obispo. $23-$45. More info: 756-4TIX (4849), lwoske@calpoly.edu, pacslo.org.

POT TED POT TER : THE U N A U T HO R I Z E D HARRY EXPERIENCE This runaway off-Broadway hit, which takes on the ultimate challenge of condensing – or “potting” – all seven Harry Potter books into 70 madcap minutes, premieres Nov. 17 at 2pm. 2pm & 5pm, Christopher Cohan Center, 1 Grand Ave., San Luis Obispo. $32-$59. More info: 756-4TIX (4849), lwoske@calpoly.edu, pacslo.org.

MIKE SUPER: MAGIC & ILLUSION

Take part in a magical, theatrical experience sophisticated enough for adults, cool enough for teens, and completely engaging for children’s imaginations, on March 21. Premium seating includes an exclusive VIP pre-show reception, featuring close-up magic. 7pm, Christopher Cohan Center, 1 Grand Ave., San Luis Obispo. $26-$68. More info: 756-4TIX (4849), lwoske@calpoly.edu, pacslo.org.

Holiday A TUNA CHRISTMAS This fabulously funny and spot-on satire of small town life, featuring the outrageous characters of Tuna, Texas, plays from Nov. 22-Dec 31, including a special New Year’s Eve Bash. Fri. & Sat. 7:30pm; Sun. 3pm, The Pewter Plough Playhouse, 824 Main St., Cambria. $15-$25. More info: 927-3877, boxoffice07@pewterploughplayhouse.org, pewterploughplayhouse.org.

THE HOLIDAY EXTRAVAGANZA This triple bill of shows runs Nov. 21-Dec. 31. Call Box Office for schedule, The Great American Melodrama, 1863 Front St., Oceano. $20-$22. More info: 489-2499, info@americanmelodrama. com, americanmelodrama.com.

A CHRISTMAS CAROL Featuring a cast of 24 performers, live musicians, and Broadway-style scenery and costumes, this sumptuous Dickens holiday classic comes to PAC on Dec. 17. 8pm, Performing Arts Center, 1 Grand Ave., San Luis Obispo. More info: 756-7222, sdobson@calpoly.edu, pacslo.org.

THE CIVIC BALLET OF SAN LUIS OBISPO PRESENTS “THE NUTCRACKER” It’s Christmas Eve and Clara is about to have the night of her dreams! Audiences of all ages will marvel at the magic and wonder of this spectacular, professional production accompanied by a live orchestra! Sat. 2pm and 7pm, Sun. 2pm, Performing Arts Center, One Grand Avenue, San Luis Obispo. $18.00 - $52.00. More

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THE MET: LIVE IN HD SERIES This series, featuring 10 high-definition transmissions to the Cohan Center’s large screen from the Metropolitan Opera’s stage in New York City, begins Oct. 20. Performances include: Tchaikovsky’s Eugene Onegin, Oct. 20; Shostakovich’s The Nose, Oct. 27; Puccini’s Tosca, Dec. 1; Verdi’s Falstaff Jan. 12, 2014; Dvorák’s Rusalka, Feb. 23; Borodin’s Prince Igor, March 2; Massenet’s Werther, March 15; Puccini’s La Bohème, Apr. 5; Mozart’s Così Fan Tutte, May 4; Rossini’s La Cenerentola, May 10. Check website for times. 9:55am or 2pm; see website, Christopher Cohan Center, 1 Grand Ave., San Luis Obispo. $27; Students $12. More info: 756-4TIX (4849), lwoske@calpoly. edu, pacslo.org.

BIZET’S CARMEN A tale of love, jealousy, and betrayal Oct. 12 at 7pm and Oct. 13 at 2pm. Sat. 7pm & Sun. 2pm, Performing Arts Center, One Grand Ave., San Luis Obispo. $20-$65. More info: 541-5369, brian@ operaslo.org, operaslo.org.

Cinema

20TH SLO INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL Experience movie magic with five days of the world’s best independent films and documentaries March 5-9. Visit the slofilmfest.org for a complete list of showtimes, San Luis Obispo., $50-$250.

More info: 546-3456, info@slofilmfest.org.

“SLO COUNTY ON THE SILVER SCREEN” FILM SERIES This special series showcases Hollywood movies that were filmed in SLO County over the past 90 years. Upcoming films include: Sept. 21 SLO County Short Films, Court Street Patio, SLO (Outdoors and free); Oct. 9 My Blue Heaven. Galaxy Theatre, Atascadero (VIP theatre, 21+); Oct. 30 Arachnophobia, Cambria Vets Hall, Cambria; Nov. 9 I Know Who Killed Me, Theatre TBA, SLO; Nov. 23 The Monster of Piedras Blancas, Venue TBA, Cayucos; Dec. 7 Little Giants, Fair Oaks Theatre, Arroyo Grande; Date TBA 10 Years Later, La Perla Del Mar, Pismo Beach; Jan. 11 Murder by Numbers, Bay Theatre, Morro Bay; Jan. 25 Of Mice and Men, Theatre TBA, SLO; Feb. 15 Ruby Gentry, Park Cinemas, Paso Robles.

Times vary See website for ticket prices.

More info: 546-FILM (3456), info@slofilmfest.org, slofilmfest.org.

BANFF RADICAL REELS The extreme

adventure film tour will screen Sept. 30 at 7pm, Spanos Theatre, 1 Grand Ave., San Luis Obispo. $20. More info: 748-1478, kristin@all-outevents.com, slo-opclimbing.org.

SLO LIBRARY INVITES YOU TO “WATCH A GREAT BOOK” A free film series at the San Luis Obispo Library will feature movies adapted from celebrated books. All screenings will take place Wed. evenings: Oct. 2 (An adaptation of) East of Eden by John Steinbeck; Nov. 6 (An adaptation of) About a Boy by Nick Hornby; Dec. 4 (An adaptation of) From Here to Eternity

by James Jones, 5:30pm, San Luis Obispo Library, 995 Palm St., San Luis Obispo. Free.

More info: 781-1215, skinsey@slolibrary. org, slolibrary.org.

IN THE HIGH COUNTRY There will be a viewing and question and answer session with ultra-runner Anton Krupicka, Oct. 5 at 7pm, Cal Poly Business Rotunda 3-213, California Blvd., San Luis Obispo. $8. More info: 540-7986, tera@runningwarehouse. com, blog.runningwarehouse.com.

REEL ROCK TOUR Rock climbing films will screen Oct. 7 at 7pm, Spanos Theatre, 1 Grand Ave., San Luis Obispo. $20. More info: 748-1478, kristin@all-outevents.com, slo-opclimbing.org.

FOOD PATRIOTS See a special screening Oct. 16 of this important documentary, which focuses on people taking control of food and creating healthier lives, a less polluted environment, a new sense of community and new jobs. Contact theatre for times., Palm Theatre, 817 Palm St., San Luis Obispo. More info: 548-0597, stacey@ ecologistics.org.

HOW TO DRAW A BUNNY The fascinating, often hilarious and always enigmatic world of artist and underground icon Ray Johnson is explored in this Pop Art mystery movie, screening at SLOMA Oct. 21.

Directed by John W. Walter. 11 am-5pm, closed Tuesday, San Luis Obispo Museum of Art, 1010 Broad St., San Luis Obispo. Free; donations accepted. More info: 543-8562, rsaliklis@sloma.org, sloma.org.

A WEAVERLY PATH This intimate, visually stunning portrait of Swiss-born tapestry weaver Silvia Heyden, screens Nov. 18 at SLOMA. 11 am-5pm, closed Tuesday, San Luis Obispo Museum of Art, 1010 Broad St., San Luis Obispo. Free; donations accepted.

More info: 543-8562, rsaliklis@sloma.org, sloma.org.

Literature

& poetry

BIG SUR WRITING WORKSHOP focuses on children’s books aimed at kids of all ages Dec. 2 and 4 at 2pm, Henry Miller Library, Highway One, Big Sur. Free. More info: (831) 667-2574, henrymiller.org.

BOOK SIGNING: BITTER MELONS AND MIMOSAS: A PHILLIPPINE MEMOIR Nieves Catahan Villamin will sign Sept.

22 from 2-4pm, Coalesce Bookstore, 845 Main St., Morro Bay. More info: 772-2880, coalescebookstore@gmail.com, coalescebookstore.com.

CONVERSATIONS WITH CAL POLY AUTHORS: LEWIS CALL WITH JANE LEHR Come discuss Lewis Call’s new book on Oct. 18. 10-11am, Robert E. Kennedy Library, Rm. 111H, California Polytechnic State University 1 Grand Avenue , San Luis Obispo. Free. More info: 805-7567549, klaurits@calpoly.edu, lib.calpoly. edu/outloud/ai1ec_event/conversationswith-cal-poly-authors-lewis-call-with-janelehr/?instance_id=117.

PEACE LOVE STORY FEST Be transformed by this festival of performances, workshops, Story Swaps, and more, on Oct. 19-20. Featured performers are Baba The Storyteller, Ranchers For Peace, Dylan Nicholson, and Zette Harbour. See website for full details. Sat. 6pm; Sun. 10:30am, Los Osos Valley Nursery & South Bay Community Center, Various; see website for details, Los Osos. $5-$21. More info: 441-6688, Zette@ZetteHarbour.com, peacelovestory.com.

SLO 100 THOUSAND POETS FOR CHANGE 100 Thousand Poets for Change is a worldwide festival taking place on the

same day in over 150 countries across the globe. On Sept. 29, San Luis Obispo will gather in support of social justice with poets and writers holding simultaneous events, some under dire conditions, all over the world. Proceeds will be donated to the SLO Food Bank. Bring-your-own-barbecue starts at 5:30pm. 5:30pm, Sanitarium, 1716 Osos St., SLO. Donations accepted.

More info: 544-4124, slo100tpc@boun.cr, 100tpc.org.

POETRY AT THE STEYNBERG Poetry at the Steynberg is a monthly poetry reading series of featured and open readings held on the first Sunday of each month at the Steynberg Gallery. Will Jones, Cecilia Woloch, and Mariano Zaro read Oct. 6.

3pm, Steynberg Gallery, 1531 Monterey St., San Luis Obispo. Free. More info: 547-1318, kpsslopoet@charter.net, languageofthesoul.org.

CORNERS OF THE MOUTH Corners of the Mouth is a series of monthly poetry readings held at Linnaea’s Cafe every third Sunday of the month. Poets Dian Sousa, Julia Stein, and Patricia Barone read Oct. 20. 7pm, Linnaea’s Cafe, 1110 Garden St., San Luis Obispo. Free. More info: 547-1318, kpsslopoet@charter.net, languageofthesoul.org.

THE 30TH ANNUAL SAN LUIS OBISPO POETRY FESTIVAL The 30th Annual San Luis Obispo Poetry Festival takes place Nov. 3, 8, 9, 10, 15,16, and 17 at various venues throughout San Luis Obispo. For further info go to languageofthesoul.org.

Times vary; most events begin at 7pm, Various venues, San Luis Obispo. $8 general and $6 for students and seniors. More info: 547-1318, kpsslopoet@charter.net, languageofthesoul.org.

Fine Art

SEASIDE GALLERY represents proven and emerging artists, giving each a personally arranged exhibit space. Work is available for purchase, and artists also provide commissioned pieces. The exquisite watercolors of Ray Hunter are featured through Oct. 8.

Gallery hours are 10am-5pm, 580 Cypress Street, Pismo Beach. More info: 772-8057, theseasidegallery.com.

THE UNIVERSITY ART GALLERY is a venue that nurtures creativity, empathy, and big-picture thinking by bringing bold thinkers, emerging and established artists, and creative professionals to campus. Receptions are held the day a new exhibit is installed.

See the group show, “Drawing In,” through Oct. 29. Gallery hours are Tues.-Sat. 11am4pm, Building 34, Dexter Hall, next to the Cal Poly library, SLO. More info: 756-1571, artgallery.calpoly.edu.

FRAME WORKS Experience the fine art of San Luis Obispo County artists in a variety of mediums. Visit for a complete listing of represented artists and special guest artist shows throughout the year. 339 Marsh St., SLO. More info: 542-9000, sloart.com.

THE GALLERY AT THE NETWORK is conveniently located near Mission San Luis Obispo de Tolosa and proudly features award-winning fine art from over 35 regional artists. The resulting collection provides a colorful, eclectic and completely intriguing feast for the eyes and heart. Open daily, 11am6pm, 778 Higuera St., Suite B, SLO. More info: 788-0886, galleryatthenetwork.com.

THE VAULT GALLERY strives to move in a direction away from “main stream” art and now represents internationally renowned artists with exhibits that challenge both the intellect and the senses.

Open weekends, 2289 Main St., Cambria.

More info: 927-0300, laylon@vaultgallery. com, vaultgallery.com.

HANDS GALLERY is specifically designed to showcase an ever-changing display of Contemporary American Crafts and has been nationally recognized for its selection and display of “usable art.” Open daily, 777 Higuera St., SLO. More info: 543=1921, handsgallery.com.

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The San Luis Obispo Symphony Proudly Announces its

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PASSPORT TO THE ARTS PERFORMANCES AT MISSION PLAZA 10:00 Opening Ceremonies 10:30 Ryan’s American Dance 10:50 Poetry Recitation by Poetry Out Loud High School Student 11:00 Central Coast Children’s Choir: Selections from Carmen 11:20 Poetry Recitation 11:30 Shanks Family Quartet 11:50 Poetry Recitation by Poetry Out Loud High School Student Noon Ballet Theatre San Luis Obispo 12:20 Closing Poem

FREE ARTS DAY FOR FAMILIES: SATURDAY OCTOBER 5, 2013

Bring your whole family to the Mission Plaza in downtown San Luis Obispo for a day of hands-on visual, literary and performing arts activities.

Free Arts Passports for the first 500 kids.

PERFORMANCE AT PAC 1:00

SLO Symphony: No Ties Allowed!

FREE Dress Rehearsal

ACTIVITY CENTERS AT MISSION PLAZA ARTS Obispo Stop-action animation activity provided by YMCA Youth Institute SLO Little Theatre DIY Costume Photo Booth SLO Little Theatre Theatre Games SLO Museum of Art Plein Air Art on a Pizza Box SLO Symphony Instrument Petting Zoo Storytelling Corner Zette Harbour

For more information visit www.artsobispo.org or call 805-544-9251 Passport to the Arts is sponsored by the City of San Luis Obispo, the Central Coast Center of Arts Education at Cal Poly, and ARTS Obispo.

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Special art events BUTTER SCULPTURE WITH TIBETAN MONKS Experience this ancient Tibetan Buddhist art in a 2-hour workshop on Oct. 2. See website for materials needed. 6:30pm, Oak Creek Commons, 635 Nicklaus Drive, Paso Robles., Free. More info: 466-4653 , anet@charley.net., charley.net.

TIBETAN MONKS SAND MANDALAS See Tibetan sand mandalas created Oct. 3-6. Contact venue for times., EarthTones, 1319 Park Street, Paso Robles. Free. More info: 466-4653 , anet@charley.net., charley.net.

INTO THE GOLDEN LIGHT This exhibition of watercolor and oil paintings

by Atascadero artist John Barnard runs through Sept. 29 from 11 am5pm, closed Tuesday, San Luis Obispo Museum Of Art, 1010 Broad St., San Luis Obispo. Free; donations accepted.

More info: 543-8562, rsaliklis@sloma. org, sloma.org.

CALIFORNIA PHOTO FESTIVAL Five days of photography shoots and learning Oct. 7-11 all day, Embassy Suites, 333 Madonna Rd., San Luis Obispo. cost varies. More info: 528-7385, info@lightworkshops.com, californiaphotofest.com.

STEVEN SMITH displays artistic works Nov. 1 through Dec. 31. Phone number: 593-0937. Opens daily at 6:30am, West End Espresso and Tea, 670 Higuera St., SLO. UNDER THE SCOPE: LOOKING AT THE BODY THROUGH ART AND SCIENCE Rita Blaik and Ruta Saliklis host this event Oct. 3. 11am-12pm, Robert E. Kennedy Library, Data Studio, Rm. 111C (Cal Poly campus), 1 Grand Ave., San Luis Obispo., Free. More info: 756-7549, klaurits@calpoly.edu, lib. calpoly.edu/outloud/ai1ec_event/underthe-scope-looking-at-the-body-throughart-and-science-2/?instance_id=132.

TIBETAN SAND PAINTING Experience four days of Tibetan sand painting from Oct. 7-11. Program includes a cultural pageant with dance and sand mandalas by the renowned Drepung Gomang monks. All day, Steynberg Gallery, 1531 Monterey St., San Luis Obispo. Free.

More info: 466-4653, anet@charley.net., charley.net.

TIBETAN MONKS SAND MANDALAS See Tibetan sand mandalas created on Oct. 15-18. Contact venue for times., Hiawatha Lodge, 3065 Temple St., Halcyon. Free. More info: 466-4653, anet@charley.net., charley.net.

WINE AND THE ARTS Studios on the Park, downtown tasting rooms, and galleries celebrate First Saturday: Wine and the Arts, a new downtown Paso Robles tradition of art, wine, and live music-filled evenings at the start of every month.

First Saturday of every month, Studios on the Park, 1130 Pine St., Paso Robles.

More info: 238-9800, sasha@studiosonthepark.org, studiosonthepark.org.

ART GIRLZ IN AUTUMN STUDIO SHOW Join the Art Girlz for their annual studio sale Sept. 22 from 10am-5pm, Altered by the Sea, 348 La Jolla St., Morro Bay. More info: 771-9522, margot@sassyfeet.com, sassyfeet.com.

TIBETAN MONK SHOW Tibetan traditions come to life in this cultural pageant on Oct. 11. 7pm, Steynberg Gallery, 1531 Monterey St., San Luis Obispo. Free.

More info: 547-0278, sgallery@charter. net, steynberggallery.net.

OPEN STUDIOS ART TOUR Over 200 artists open their studios for visitors to tour during the weekends of Oct. 12-13 and 19-20. Visitors can see and purchase a wide range of original work by local artists, helping to support arts and culture in SLO County. Times vary, Various; Contact ArtsObispo for info, Various; Contact ArtsObispo for studio map. Free to attend. More info: 5449251 Ext. 14, programs@artsobispo.org, artsobispo.org.

HANDCRAFTED FOR THE HOLIDAYS California’s finest craftspeople are fea-

tured in this invitational exhibition and retail sale, which runs Dec. 5-29. 12pm6pm Thurs. & Sun., 12pm-9pm Fri. & Sat., Studios Atrium, 1130 Pine St., Paso Robles.

More info: 238-9800, sasha@studiosonthepark.org, studiosonthepark.org.

CUESTA COLLEGE 50TH ANNIVERSARY EXHIBITIONS Three exhibitions honor Cuesta Art Dept. founders Chet Amyx, Barry Frantz, and Bob Pelfrey. Frantz’s work hangs Sept.

23-Oct. 4, with an opening reception Sept. 27 from 4-7pm. Pelfrey’s work will be on view next from Oct. 16-29, with a reception Oct. 16 from 4-7pm. Gallery hours are noon to 4pm, Monday-Friday, Cuesta College Fine Art Gallery, Room 7120, Cuesta College SLO Campus, Hwy 1, San Luis Obispo. Free. More info: dprochas@cuesta.edu, cuesta.edu.

FIRST SATURDAYS: WINE AND THE ARTS On the first Saturday of every month, enjoy a free art walk in downtown Paso Robles from 5-8pm. 5-8pm, Downtown, Paso Robles. Free. More info: 544-9251, programs@artsobispo.org, artsobispo.org/content/FirstSaturdays. php.

GALLERY AT MARINA SQUARE PRESENTS LINDA LOEBS opening Sept. 13 from 5-8pm, Gallery at Marina Square, 601 Embarcadero, Suite 10 , Morro Bay. Free. More info: 772-1068, gallerymarinasq@gmail.com, marinasqgallerynewsblogspot.com.

ART AFTER DARK: SMALL STORIES Steynberg Gallery presents the narrative work of local artists Peg Grady, Josephine Crawford, Neal Breton, and Lena Rushing on Oct. 4. from 6-9pm. 6-9pm, Steynberg Gallery, 1531 Monterey St., San Luis Obispo. More info: 547-0278, sgallery@ charter.net, steynberggallery.com.

AVILA ARTS FESTIVAL ATTENTION ALL ARTISTS!! There is a new Art Festival in town and we are looking for your help. The 1st Annual Avila Art Festival will be premiering Dec. 7 in Avila Beach. We would like artists to submit (by email) a painting or photograph that we will use as our Poster for the Event.

Subject matter should be Avila Beachbased. Please remember that this artwork will be used as a Poster and needs to have space for text announcing when and where, sponsors etc. ... The poster can be in portrait or vertical format. , Avila Beach Community Center, Avila Beach, Avila Beach. Free. More info: 788-0423, kinwal4@msn.com.

CRAFT ART MARKET This one-of-akind craft fair featuring unique handmade gifts by local artists and artisans is open daily from Nov. 20-Dec. 31. 11 am5pm, San Luis Obispo Museum of Art,

Wrestling with

… angels?

“Have you ladies been drinking?” The Wrestling Bacchantes was created by Italian artist Petrilla for the 1904 World’s Fair and brought to Atascadero in 1916 by city founder E.G. Lewis—who must have had one heck of a hunch to import priestesses of Bacchus to future wine country. After sitting outside for years of drunken revelry and exposure to the elements, the statue has now been restored to its former glory. The Bacchantes will be unveiled in Atascadero’s Sunken Gardens on Sept. 22 between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m.; the day will include art displays and wine tasting (tickets may be purchased for $12 in advance and $15 the day of the event).

1010 Broad St., San Luis Obispo. Free.

More info: 543-8562, rsaliklis@sloma. org, sloma.org.

Artists A DREAM OF TREES New paintings

by Lee Lawson on display through Oct. 30 , Mama Ganache Artisan Chocolates, 1445 Monterey St., San Luis Obispo. Free.

More info: 466-7772, lee@leelawson.com, leelawson.com.

AN ARTISTS’ IRRATIONAL REALISM, EXHIBITED AT THE SEASIDE GALLERY IN PISMO BEACH Oct. 11-13 , Seaside Gallery , 580 Cypress St., Pismo Beach. More info: 773-8057, seasidegallerypismo@gmail.com, theseasidegallery. com.

EVENING WITH AN ARTIST This night of community camaraderie takes place Oct. 18. 6-9pm, Greengate Ranch, 300 Greengate Rd., San Luis Obispo. $45. More info: 226-5400, contact@riseslo.org, riseslo.org.

Exhibits EVE FOWLER L.A. artist Eve Fowler will be showing work from Oct. 3 through Nov. 1 related to a public art project using text from Gertrude Stein’s radically experimental novel Tender Buttons and photographs of her community and friends. Tue-Sat 11am4pm, Cal Poly University Art Gallery, Cal

Poly Campus, Room #171, Dexter Building (34), next to Kennedy Library, San Luis Obispo. More info: 756-6038, jvanklee@ calpoly.edu, artgallery.calpoly.edu.

M U LT I F A C E T E D AND POLYAMOROUS This exhibit of paintings by SLO artist Julia Hickey runs Oct. 4-27. 11 am-5pm, closed Tuesday, San Luis Obispo Museum of Art, 1010 Broad St., San Luis Obispo. Free; donations accepted. More info: 543-8562, rsaliklis@sloma. org, sloma.org.

THRESHOLDS Three artists explore man’s relationship with the natural world through colorful abstraction. This drawing, painting and installation exhibit by SLO County artists Adrienne Allebe, Jamie Bruzenak, and Nick Wilkinson, runs Oct. 4-Nov. 17. 11 am-5pm, closed Tuesday, San Luis Obispo Museum of Art, 1010 Broad St., San Luis Obispo. Free; donations accepted. More info: 543-8562, rsaliklis@sloma.org, sloma.org.

BLOOMING ARTISTS STUDENT SCHOLARSHIP SHOW Oct. 5-Nov. 2 from noon-4pm, Art Center Morro Bay, 835 Main St., Morro Bay. Free. More info: 227-6469, cbraunpastels@gmail.com, artcentermorrobay.com.

WHAT DO YOU SEE? Selected works from the San Luis Obispo Museum of Art’s Permanent Collection, on display from Nov. 1-20. 11 am-5pm, closed Tuesday, San Luis Obispo Museum of Art, 1010 Broad St., San Luis Obispo. Free; dona-

tions accepted. More info: 543-8562, rsaliklis@sloma.org, sloma.org.

TAPESTRIES ALIGHT ON THE CENTRAL COAST This Juried Exhibition

by Tapestry Weavers West runs Nov. 22-Dec. 29. 11 am-5pm, closed Tuesday, San Luis Obispo Museum of Art, 1010 Broad St., San Luis Obispo. Free; donations accepted. More info: 543-8562, rsaliklis@sloma.org, sloma.org.

ORIGINAL CERAMIC ART AT AMUSE GALLERY See a display of ceramic art at A Muse Gallery Oct. 4 during Art After Dark. Show is on view through Oct. 31.

6-9pm, A Muse Gallery, 845 Higuera St., San Luis Obispo. Free. More info: 4393000, amusefineart@gmail.com.

THE ARTERY sells high end and affordable art supplies and features four artist exhibits every year. Open 11am-6pm Tues.Sat., 5890 Traffic Way, Atascaddero.

More info: 464-0533, theartery.info/a. html.

ARTIFACTS GALLERY features sculptures by Tim “Frogman” Cotterill and art by many more local and nationally renowned artists. The gallery also operates Zona Publishing, which focuses on fine art reproductions. 10am-6pm, 775 Main St., Cambria. More info: 927-7335, artifactsgallery.com.

THE COWS ARE COMING HOME! This show runs through Sept. 30 , Seven Sisters Gallery, 601 Embarcadero #8, Morro Bay. Free. More info: 772-9955,

sevensistersgallery7@yahoo.com, sevensistersgallery.com.

DELICIOUS In this exhibit runnng Oct. 10 through Nov. 3, the Paso Robles Art Association features artworks of things so wonderful that they ignite all the senses.

12pm-6pm Thurs. & Sun., 12pm-9pm Fri. & Sat., The Showroom, 1130 Pine St., Paso Robles. More info: 238-9800, sasha@studiosonthepark.org, studiosonthepark.org.

BITING THE APPLE This interpretive look at the Garden of Eden story runs Oct. 31 through Dec. 1. 12pm-6pm Thurs. & Sun., 12pm-9pm Fri. & Sat., Studios Atrium, 1130 Pine St., Paso Robles. More info: 238-9800, sasha@studiosonthepark.org, studiosonthepark.org.

CALPOLY ARTIST ALUMNI EXHIBITION The work of CalPoly alumni Grant Shaffer, Tommy Garcia, Laura Krifka, Erik Marinovich, and Heather Finnecy is featured from Nov. 7 through Dec. 6.

Tue-Sat 11am-4pm, CalPoly University Art Gallery, CalPoly Campus, Room 171, Dexter Building (34), next to Kennedy Library, San Luis Obispo. More info: 7566038, jvanklee@calpoly.edu, artgallery. calpoly.edu.

SMALL TREASURES This event, running Nov. 7 through Dec. 8, features works limited in size to 8”x8”, signed on the back or bottom, creating an anonymous presentation. Collectors won’t know the identity of the artist until they make their purchase.

Come to the Small Treasures Preview Party on Nov. 6 for a silent auction and the opportunity to have first choice! This event will sell out, so make your reservation now. No tickets issued at the door.

12pm-6pm Thurs. & Sun., 12pm-9pm Fri. & Sat., The Showroom, 1130 Pine St., Paso Robles. More info: 238-9800, sasha@studiosonthepark.org, studiosonthepark.org.

TOM WUDL EXHIBIT AT CUESTA Los Angeles artist Tom Wudl will display his work at the Cuesta College Fine Art Gallery from Nov. 15-Dec. 3. Gallery hours are noon to 4pm, Monday-Friday, Cuesta College Fine Art Gallery, Room 7120, Cuesta College SLO Campus, Hwy 1, San Luis Obispo. Free. More info: dprochas@cuesta.edu, cuesta.edu, or lalouver. com.

VIVIAN MAIER PHOTOGRAPHY American amateur street photographer Vivian Maier, during her 40 years as a nanny, catalogued interesting bits of Americana, the demolition of historic landmarks, the unseen lives of the destitute, and some of Chicago’s most cherished sites. Her work will show Jan. 9 through Feb. 14. Tue-Sat 11am-4pm, CalPoly University Art Gallery, CalPoly Campus, Room 171, Dexter Building (34), next to Kennedy Library, San Luis Obispo. More info: 756-6038, jvanklee@calpoly.edu, artgallery.calpoly.edu.

NEW MEDIA: ELECTRONIC ARTMAKING What’s new in electronic art making? See it here Feb. 20 through March 14. Tue-Sat 11am-4pm, CalPoly University Art Gallery, CalPoly Campus, Room 171, Dexter Building (34), next to Kennedy Library, San Luis Obispo. More info: 756-6038, jvanklee@calpoly.edu, artgallery.calpoly.edu.

NICO VANDENHEUVEL This exhibit of paintings by Brushstrokes 2013 grand prize winner, Nico Vandenheuvel, runs Dec. 6, 2013-Feb. 2, 2014. 11 am-5pm, closed Tuesday, San Luis Obispo Museum of Art, 1010 Broad St., San Luis Obispo.

Free; donations accepted. More info: 5438562, rsaliklis@sloma.org, sloma.org.

Classes

COALESCE BOOKSTORE: FINDING OUR TRUE PURPOSE WITH JOSEPHINE LAING Sept. 22 from 1-3pm, Coalesce Bookstore, 845 Main St., Morro Bay., Free. More info: 772-2880, coalescebookstore@gmail.com, coalescebookstore. com.

BALLROOM DANCE PISMO BEACH This class meets every Monday through Oct. 14. 7:15pm, Pismo Beach Vets Hall, 780 Bello St., Pismo Beach . $5. More info: 748-4050, Liliana_Graham@yahoo.com, zumbapismobeach.blogspot.com/. ∆

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