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Saturday, May 25, 2013 Volume: 27, Issue: 43
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New Times / Calendar EventsNovember 16Film and TV
(Times vary) This class takes place on Sun. and is taught by a professional film actor/director. Annual LA trips to perform for talent agents and casting directors. Ongoing.
Aaron Metchik
La Perla Del Mar Art
THE UNIVERSITY ART GALLERY
Galleries (Gallery hours are Tues.-Sat. 11am-4pm) 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.
Phone: 756-1571
Building 34, Dexter Hall
Museums (1-4pm) A historic living museum of a Victorian home circa 1880 with original furnishings and ongoing events. Tour the historic and elegant Victorian Jack House for $2.
Phone: 781-7308
536 Marsh St. Farmers Market
SLO CERTIFIED FARMERS MARKET
(10am to 2pm) On Sun. find produce, fish, local meats, vendors, musical entertainment, and baked goods.
Moez Bensalem
Kennedy Club parking lot Special Events
3D x 2: A COLLBORATION AMONG SCULPTORS
November 16 (11-5pm) sculptures in a variety of media made by two artists, McMeen Gallery
Muara Johnston
Museum of Art Cost: Free Admission
TERRY DELAPP: MUNDUS CERIALIS
November 16 (11-5pm) opening exhibition uncoventional tonalist landscape paintings in acrylic First Gallery
Muara Johnston
Museum of Art Cost: Free Admission Film and TV
POWER OF TWO MOVIE SCREENING
November 16 (7pm) on Nov. 16 at the Palm Theatre. Screening of the movie The Power of Two to support Children’s Organ Transplant Assn. (COTA) and local resident Dustin Lucas.
Cheryl Lenhardt
Palm Theatre Cost: $10 Music
November 16 (10 pm - 1 am) Every Friday and Saturday night 10pm - 1am. DJs spin in the lounge. Ask about drink specials at the bar.
Novo
Novo Cost: free Art
PHOTOMORPHOSIS II
Galleries November 16 (11-5pm) state wide juried photography exhibit featuring photo manipulation, HDR and texturing Gray Wing
Muara Johnston
Museum of Art Cost: Free Admission
FACULTY RESEARCH TRIENNIAL
Openings and Receptions November 16 (5:00 pm) Faculty Research Triennial: Showcase of new creative research and artwork in graphic design, photography, drawing, painting, sculpture, installation, and art history by Cal Poly Department of Art and Design Faculty. Exhibition November 9-December 7. Opening reception Friday, November 9, 5 pm. Gallery hours Tuesday-Saturday, 11-4 pm.
Jeff Van Kleeck
University Art Gallery Cost: free Sports and Wellness
LAUGHTER YOGA
Lessons and Classes November 16 (5:30-6:15 pm) Put a smile on your face, energize your heart, boost your immune system, and ignite your creativity with 44 minutes of invigorating laughter. Marcia Alter, Certified Laughter Yoga Teacher, will guide you through a series of playful exercises using laughter, breathing, clapping and your imagination. Laughter is scientifically proven to be a powerful form of complimentary medicine with benefits for all ages, all abilities, all cultures. No special equipment, no special clothes and “no sweat.” Join the fun and meet new people too. Ongoing event.
Marcia Alter
1020 Southwood St. Cost: Free for members Lectures and Learning
IGGPRA OFFERS SEMINAR ON BEDDING DOWN FOR THE WINTER
Classes November 16 (1-4pm) The public is invited to join the Independent Grape Growers of the Paso Robles Area (IGGPRA) for a seminar on bedding down for the winter. The seminar will be held from 1-4pm on Nov. 16 at the J. Lohr Wine Center. Attendees will have the opportunity to hear from three speakers, the first being Keith Backman, CPH, CCA of De La Valle Labs. Keith will speak about his lab, their sampling process, and how proper and timely sampling during the season enables accurate nutrient and soil additions which will lead to a healthier vineyard. The second speaker will be Laura Hebert from the San Luis Obispo County Department of Pesticide Regulation talking about the use of Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) including the manufacturers label requirements and how it differs from the requirements of Worker Protection Standard (WPS) regulations. The third speaker will be Chris Browning from Buttonwillow Warehouse who will be talk about herbicides for the dormant months and properly timing applications. The seminar will be free for IGGPRA members and $20 for non-members and includes complimentary snacks, J. Lohr wine tasting after the seminar, and 2 hours of Continuing Education credit. To RSVP, call Precision Ag Consulting at 434-3331 or email terri@precisionagconsulting.com.
Terri
J. Lohr Wine Center |
Get on the bus!
Troublesome numbers - With reform legislation stalling, a state nurses union releases local hospitals' billing figures
Each drop is priceless - Santa Maria is ahead of the curve when it comes to water conservation
Changing of the guard
Lompoc wind farmgets two more years
Abel Maldonado is striving to repeal A.B. 109
Good, clean fun
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