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Saturday, May 25, 2013 Volume: 27, Issue: 43
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New Times / Calendar EventsFebruary 6Film 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 Stage
Auditions February 6 (7:30pm) Auditions will be held on Feb. 6 at Unity. Actors, Singers, and Dancers: please be prepared to sing no more than 32 bars of a (fully memorized) Broadway-style musical selection that showcases your vocal range. An accompanist will be provided. No a cappella singing or instrumentals on CD. Please bring a current photo of yourself. Also, bring with you all of your conflicts from the date of your audition to opening.
Kelrik Productions
Unity Cost: Free Music
February 6 (6:30-9:30pm) Every Wednesday Night Hosted by Craig Louis Dingman of Code Blues
Charlie
Blues Masters Jam Session Writers and Literature
ANOTHER TYPE OF GROOVE: SPOKEN WORD
February 6 (7:30pm) The Cal Poly MultiCultural Center’s “Another Type of Groove: Spoken Word Poetry” celebrates Black History Month with poet Andrew Tyree on Feb. 8, in Chumash Auditorium at Cal Poly. Another Type of Groove is a spoken-word poetry event held the first Wednesday of each month throughout the school year. Each event includes a featured poet and an open mic opportunity for interested community members and students. The event is free and open to the public.
Jose Beltran
Chumash Auditorium Cost: Free Sports and Wellness
AN EVENING OF ENERGY MEDICINE AND ENERGY 101 WITH RAND AND LAURA GHOLSON ( ENERGIES RISING )
Special Events February 6 (6pm-8pm) Join us for an interactive evening of demonstrating Energy Medicine and explaining basic concepts involved in maintaining your own energies balance. Working with volunteers from the audience, Rand will teach several techniques that will benefit those attending immediately. Energy 101 Workshop Saturday, February 16, 9 - 5 pm Costs 90 or prepay by 2/6/13 $75.00
Mary Sage
Sukha Wellness Center Cost: FREE
SLO SKIERS MONTHLY MEETING
Special Events February 6 (7:30pm) SLO Skiers, a local non-profit sport and social club, is having their monthly meeting on the first Wednesday of the month, Feb. 6, at the Elks' Club Lodge. The meeting starts at 7:30 pm and is free. SLO Skiers is open to all adults for $40. per year. Sports activities and social events are held all year long. Check out our website at sloskiers.org or phone 528-3194 for more information.
Pete
SLO Elks Club Cost: Free Lectures and Learning
JOURNEY OF HOPE 2013
February 6 (5-9pm) Journey of Hope 2013, featuring Jay Asher, will be held on Feb. 6 at New Life Church in Pismo Beach. A community forum on living mentally well, this free event offers an opportunity to interact with mental health and community leaders, learn about local resources and, best of all, celebrate hope. Reservations are not required. Free childcare and CEUs are available and must be registered. To learn more visit: t-mha.org/main/main_joh.html.
Shannon McOuat
New Life Community Church Cost: Free |
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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