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Tuesday, June 18, 2013 Volume: 27, Issue: 46
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New Times / Calendar EventsJanuary 27Special Events
Winery Events January 27 (5-7pm) Celebrate Fridays with live music by a variety of local artists and $5 wine by the glass or $5 tasting flights every week through Feb. 24.
Andrea Bradford
Morovino Winery Stage
THE LITTLE PRINCE
January 27 (2pm and 7pm) Experience this much loved story by Antoine de Saint Exupéry about a stranded aviator who meets a mysterious boy from another planet and learns of the boy’s adventures exploring both the stars and the depths of his own heart, playing through Jan. 29 with weekend showtimes of
Kevin Harris
SLO Little Theatre Cost: $10-$15 Art
January 27 (Open Wed.-Sun.) is a discussion of the newest ideas in contemporary photography. The exhibit was juried by New York's Debra Klomp Ching and will be on display through Jan. 29.
Crista Dix
Wall Space Gallery
"THE CHOSEN ONES"
January 27 (Open 11am-5pm) features an assortment of prints from two of Sandow Birk's most recent series: "The Leading Causes of Death in America" and "The Rake's Progress." The striking images can be seen through Feb. 27.
Muara Johnston
SLO Museum of Art Cost: Free
"TRACES, MARKS, AND FRAGMENTS: A JURIED EXHIBITION OF TRADITIONAL PRINTMAKING"
January 27 (11am-5pm) The Central Coast Printmakers sent a call for California artists working in primarily traditional printmaking methods such as intaglio, lithography, serigraphy, monoprints and monotypes. The selected results are on display through Feb. 26.
Muara Johnston
SLO Museum of Art
January 27 (Open Tues.-Sun. from 6am-6pm) This installation of lighting sculptures will be on display through March 3.
Clark parkan
Sally Loo's Wholesome Cafe Cost: Free
Art at Wineries January 27 (10:30am-4:30pm) exhibits a selection of her mixed media, pastel, and hand-made prints through Feb. 29.
Tricia Reichert
Talley Vineyards Cost: none
Artists January 27 (10am to 6pm) creates photographic images by a process that equalizes and intensifies depth of color and texture, encouraging the viewer to see the image as a whole rather than a predefined composition. His work is on display through Feb. 15
David Einung
The Photo Shop Cost: Free
BEGINNING OIL PAINTING WITH WORKING ARTISTS
Classes and Workshops January 27 (1pm) Working painters help you learn the art of oil painting with a sense of enjoyment, accomplishment, and self-satisfaction. The six week series of classes is offered every Friday or Saturday through Feb. 17.
Anita
Dave's Art Farm Cost: $120 Sports and Wellness
Lessons and Classes January 27 (Class times vary. See schedule online.) This class is a fun and effective cardio workout with sculpting exercises designed to tone the entire body from top to bottom. Latin music and a combination of fast and slow moves are used to create routines that are easy to follow and fun to learn.
Claudia or Shelby
Tantrum Fitness Cost: Drop-in and unlimited monthly memebrships available
Lessons and Classes January 27 (6:30-7:30am and 5:30-6:30pm) The San Luis Obispo YMCA is offering a new program for everyone ages 15 and up, and it doesn’t matter if you have some weight to lose, strength to gain, concerns to overcome, or you’re already in great shape. The group meets every Mon., Wed., Fri., and Sat. Jan. 9-Feb.11.
Robert Beachler
San Luis Obispo County YMCA Cost: $200 Support Groups
MS COMMUNITY CIRCLE
January 27 (10am) This weekly wellness program includes musical, physical, and mental exercises. The Community Circle is open to people with multiple sclerosis and other physical challenges and meets every Fri. at
Devin Wallace
First Presbyterian Church Volunteers
VOLUNTEER WITH CENTRAL COAST HOSPICE
January 27 (The office is open from 9am-5pm) The group is looking for mature individuals who are comfortable being around death, family dynamics, and spiritual beliefs that may differ from their own. Volunteers must also be able to commit to a four-hour block of time each week and provide their own transportation. Duties include caregiver relief, light chores, and bereavement services.
Melodee Quiroz
Central Coast Hospice |
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Once-a-month hearings scheduled for murder case
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