Events in Paso Robles, CA

Sunshine Poker League brings a friendly, social poker night to Humdinger Brewing SLO Taproom, with gambling strictly prohibited. The event welcomes first-time players and seasoned regulars. Participants compete for prizes, points, and Bar Poker Open virtual tokens, and the top three finishers earn tokens to use in online qualifier tournaments. Those qualifiers can lead to a seat in the $400,000 Bar Poker Open Championship in Las Vegas, where the winner receives $100,000. Expect chilled beer and tasty food, a relaxed setting to learn the game or refine your skills, and a chance to connect with new people. A $5 donation is appreciated.

The event at SLO Brew features performances by Hail The Sun, A Lot Like Birds, Blight Town, and Murals. Admission is priced between $35 and $40, and it is open to ages 18 and over. Tickets are available, and VIP options are offered.

Nearly ten years after first joining forces, Taj Mahal and Keb' Mo' reunite at Performing Arts Center San Luis Obispo. Their collaboration began with TajMo, the Grammy-winning album that launched an extensive tour across the United States and Europe. Although a follow-up was not originally planned, they return to the stage with songs from Room On The Porch, their 2025 Grammy-nominated release. Presented by Cal Poly Arts and sponsored by Coleen and Ray Mattison.

Enjoy a relaxed, social poker night at BA Start Arcade Bar with Sunshine Poker League. This California social, beginner-friendly league focuses on fun and learning, and gambling is strictly prohibited. A $5 donation is appreciated. Players compete for prizes, league points, bragging rights, and Bar Poker Open virtual tokens. The top three finishers earn tokens for online qualifier tournaments that can lead to a seat in the $400,000 Bar Poker Open Championship in Las Vegas, where first place pays $100,000. Expect a lively arcade bar atmosphere with cold beer, tasty cocktails, and great food, plus plenty of chances to meet people, learn the basics, or sharpen your game.

This event brings live music and storytelling to the Growing Grounds Downtown store as part of a free series showcasing local performers. This installment features Natalie Haskins. The series runs from early July to late September and takes place on the second and fourth Wednesdays.

At Bridgeworks Coworking Atascadero, this committee meeting focuses on planning for Atascadero Colony Days and the hometown parade. The committee is seeking board members, committee volunteers, and community helpers to support parade planning, publicity, sponsorships, logistics, and volunteer coordination. Whether you can offer a lot of time or help when you are able, there are opportunities to contribute. Those interested may apply to serve as a board member.

Stretching across five blocks, this gathering features more than one hundred vendors. Find fresh produce, well-known barbecue, a variety of meals, crafts, baked treats, entertainment, and more.

This summer concert series event showcases rock music in a beautiful wine country setting. Beer and wine will be available to enjoy.

Live music follows the events at the Creston Classic Rodeo. Keep the celebration going after the action concludes with a post-rodeo performance.

Pete Holmes brings The Pete Here Now Tour to Fremont Theater for a big night of stand-up in San Luis Obispo. The comic known for HBO’s Crashing, The Pete Holmes Show, and the podcast You Made It Weird delivers a live set that blends thoughtful ideas with playful absurdity and sharp jokes. Expect spontaneous tangents, big laughs, and the unmistakable energy that defines his performances. This show is open to all ages.

This overnight charter with Black Pearl Sportfishing is designed for individual anglers or small groups and welcomes both newcomers and seasoned anglers to the fishing grounds around Morro Bay. Expect a friendly atmosphere among participants with support from the crew throughout the trip. Capacity is set for 22 anglers with 1 sponsor representative. Every angler receives a raffle rod and a Cope's Tackle gift card, and sponsor prizes and giveaways are included on all charters. All Cope's sponsored charter anglers are automatically entered into the Big Ling of the Year contest. The fare is $242 per person. All bookings are final, with no refunds for cancellations, no-shows, or changes. A small fuel surcharge may be added if fuel prices rise significantly after the trip is posted. For more information, contact Fernando Villegas at (559) 972-0250.

In Paso Robles, Paso Robles Fire hosts a memorial stairclimb honoring the 25th anniversary of 9/11. Sean Corvelle, known as the Mirror Man, will serve as MC. The event supports the Alisa Ann Ruch Burn Foundation. Registration has not opened yet and will be announced soon, with more details to follow.

Supported by Petco Love, Woods Humane Society hosts free vaccine clinics that provide DAPPv for dogs and HCP for cats. Vaccines are available year-round for public spay and neuter clients, and the wider community can access them during quarterly clinics. Appointments are required. These vaccines help protect dogs from parvovirus and distemper, and help protect cats from panleukopenia.

Design and make your own fused glass ornaments using an assortment of colorful glass pieces. After firing, each ornament has a silver bale secured to the back so it is ready to hang. All supplies are provided, and the price covers three ornaments for $65.

A restorative sound journey welcomes anyone touched by cancer, including patients, survivors, caregivers, families, healthcare providers, and those navigating healing or loss. In a calm setting at Adventist Health Sierra Vista, Dee DiGioia of Mindful Kindful YOUniversity guides an immersive experience with crystal and metal singing bowls, chimes, gongs, and other instruments, paired with gentle breathwork and guided meditation to encourage deep rest and emotional balance. The session supports relaxation through brainwave entrainment, where the body’s rhythms align with steady tones. This shift helps move from "fight or flight" toward a more restful state, encouraging alpha and theta brainwaves that can ease tension, calm heart rate and blood pressure, enhance mood and resilience, support immune function, improve sleep, and foster greater body awareness. Part of a free series sponsored by Adventist Health Sierra Vista in SLO, this gathering offers a caring space to pause, breathe, and reconnect with inner resilience. Refreshments are offered after the session. Admission is free, with registration requested so participants can receive reminders and any cancellation notices.

Set on the California Central Coast, this event takes place at Paso Robles Horse Park, a state-of-the-art venue for equestrian competitions and events located roughly between Los Angeles and San Francisco. The Paso Park Foundation is closely tied to activities at the facility, working to broaden access to riding while helping fund programs for children with disabilities and those facing financial hardship. Paso Robles, celebrated for its wine country, is also rising as a world-class equestrian hub that hosts some of California’s top shows. Opened in 2015, the park continues to grow its profile among leading equestrian venues.

This courtyard event features live music along with flavorful snacks and refreshing drinks.

Heart & Soul Line Dance returns to the Central Coast with a single day Ladies Line Dance workshop focused on getting everyone moving. Participants will learn foundational steps and practice a variety of popular routines that translate easily to any social dance floor. The workshop welcomes women of every age and skill level, and no prior experience is required. Led by award winning choreographer Mary Pentangelo, each dance is broken down clearly, with material spanning beginner through improver levels. Expect an energizing workout and plenty of chances to connect with new friends in the local community. Whether you are brand new or have been dancing for years, the supportive atmosphere encourages growth and confidence so you can shine on the dance floor.

Enjoy a coastal concert with the Damon Castillo Band at Point San Luis Lighthouse in Avila Beach, set high above the Pacific with sweeping ocean views. Food and beverages will be available for purchase, and attendees may arrive by land or by sea. Individual tickets are available in two formats. The land option includes round trip transportation from Wild Cherry Canyon in Port San Luis, while the sea option is for those paddling to the lighthouse on their own craft. VIP reserved tables include admission and transportation for eight guests along with a couple of bottles of wine. A sponsor a band package also provides admission and transportation for eight and a couple of bottles of wine, plus business recognition on marketing materials, posters, banners, tickets, and acknowledgement from the stage. Capacity is limited and these concerts often sell out. Damon Castillo, a songwriter, musician, producer, and mixer based in San Luis Obispo, leads the band. Their music blends rock, funk, and soul with jazz influences, channeling stories of life and love in California.

Now in its 13th year at the Central Coast Zoo, this evening celebration offers a chance to taste craft beer, distilled spirits, ciders, seltzers, wine, and more. Expect live performances from Lion Remain, The Vibesetters, and the Andrew Sedley Jazz Band, along with a lively DJ who will host crowd-pleasing contests such as hula hoop, costume, and dance competitions. A commemorative glass is included to take home. Breweries from San Luis Obispo County and nearby areas will be featured. Non-alcoholic options will be available for designated drivers. Attendees are encouraged to dress in animal-inspired outfits, with prizes for standout looks. Support is provided by Platinum Sponsors Mechanics Bank and Avila Traffic Safety, Gold Sponsor Coastal Communities Physician Network, Silver Sponsor Hart Family Chiropractic, and Friend Sponsors MGP Coatings, Fatte’s Pizza, and Radiology Associates. Proceeds benefit the zoo’s ongoing education and conservation programs. This is a 21 and over event, and designated drivers must also be 21 or older. The gathering is not open to the general public.

Sips & Sounds Saturdays at SLO Public Market features live local music in a relaxed atmosphere, with food and drinks available from market vendors. Attendees can settle in, pick a favorite bite or beverage, and let the music set the mood. It suits date nights, family outings, or anyone looking for a simple way to enjoy the Central Coast. Free and open to the public.

Elijah Scott brings his Fall Tour 2026 to Fremont Theater in San Luis Obispo, channeling the momentum of a fast rising profile. Known for real life bars and a hard hitting sound from the first track, he turns that energy into a live experience for a big night in SLO.

Central Coast trails, sunshine, and bikes with friends set the tone for a weekly series designed for girls ages 7 to 13. The Little Bellas San Luis Obispo Weekly Program blends trail rides, playful games, and step-by-step skill development to help riders build confidence in a welcoming setting that supports all experience levels. Sessions meet at Laguna Lake Park and Johnson Ranch, offering access to the San Luis Obispo trail network. Participants explore a mix of winding singletrack, smooth doubletrack, and open areas ideal for on-bike games and focused practice, with fresh routes and activities each week. Riders pedal alongside a team of Mentors who guide rather than coach, introducing new techniques progressively in a positive, noncompetitive environment. Group challenges and shared trail time encourage friendship, resilience, and the simple joy of riding together. This eight-week experience emphasizes learning through play and time on the trail, all within a fun and supportive atmosphere. If a bike is needed or financial assistance would help, those details can be shared on the registration form.

Spend an evening with Albert Lee, the British-born guitarist known for exceptional speed and versatility across R&B, rockabilly, and country. He came up in 1960s London rock and roll, at times trading spots among bands with musicians such as Jimmy Page and Chris Farlowe, then moved to the U.S. where he became a sought-after player in the country scene. His career includes solo albums, a Grammy in 2002 for his contribution to Foggy Mountain Breakdown, and collaborations with The Everly Brothers, Eric Clapton, Emmylou Harris, and The Crickets. He continues to tour and performs on his signature Ernie Ball Music Man guitar, a sound that helped make him an in-demand session guitarist in Nashville and Los Angeles. Nick Hames opens the show. Ages 21 and over only. Table reservations are available for $100.

The Reggae Invasion lands at Fremont Theater with Protoje at the center, promising a powerful night in San Luis Obispo. A leading figure in Jamaica’s contemporary scene, he reimagines reggae by weaving deep roots with elements of hip hop, soul, and jazz. Highlights from his journey include the anthem Who Knows with Chronixx and collaborations spanning Koffee, Jorja Smith, Alicia Keys, and Wiz Khalifa. Backed by Grammy recognition, appearances on major festival stages, and a catalog that keeps expanding, Protoje pairs purposeful lyrics with culture-rich storytelling for an electrifying live experience.

The City of Atascadero Community Development Department hosts Coffee with a Planner at Malibu Brew Coffee, an informal meetup that invites easy conversation between community members and City Planning staff. Topics commonly include land use, zoning, and local development projects. Each session features a specific theme, and staff can discuss other planning questions as time permits. The setting encourages open dialogue and provides a convenient opportunity for ongoing community input. It is a chance to learn what is happening around town, share ideas, and help shape the city’s future. Attendees may choose to purchase a beverage or snack from the café during the visit. For questions, call (805) 461-5035.

Every third Thursday of the month, the Pavilion at SLO Ranch hosts an open musical jam that encourages playing, listening, and connection. Singers and instrumentalists are welcome, and participants of any experience level can take part or simply enjoy the music.

A community meeting hosted by the Atascadero Colony Days Committee invites prospective board members, committee volunteers, and community helpers to explore ways to support the hometown parade. Attendees can learn about roles in planning, publicity, sponsorships, logistics, and volunteer coordination. There is a place for every level of availability, whether you have ample time to contribute or prefer to help when you can. Meetings are held on a monthly schedule, then shift to weekly as the celebration approaches, and this session takes place at Bridgeworks.

Next Stop Comedy presents a stand-up showcase at Sculpterra Winery & Sculpture Garden, featuring a fresh roster of comedians every time. Each show offers a rotating mix of performers, including comics with appearances on TV and on podcasts.

Golfers come together for the 7th Annual Paso Robles Police Association Golf Tournament at Hunter Ranch Golf Course, a community-focused fundraiser supporting the Paso Robles Police Association. The competition uses a four-person scramble format. Team registration is $600 per foursome and includes breakfast, range balls, a goodie bag, and awards. Prizes are planned for first, second, and third place, with additional prizes available. A raffle and auction offer more chances to win. Sponsorship opportunities are available at several levels. The Platinum Title Sponsor at $10,000 serves as the primary event partner and includes a large banner in the main area, prominent recognition on the event shirt, an exclusive logo on an additional gift, and eight complimentary golfers, limited to one sponsor. The Title Sponsor at $5,000 includes a banner on the course, recognition on the shirt, and four complimentary golfers, with limited availability. A Single Hole Sponsor at $1,000 includes a yard sign placed at a hole on tournament day, also with limited availability. All proceeds benefit the Paso Robles Police Association.

Downtown SLO presents the first Paint the Plaza, a community-focused chalk art festival where local artists, schools, families, and businesses cover Mission Plaza with colorful creations. The plaza becomes a walkable gallery for all ages, highlighting the talent and spirit of the Central Coast arts community.

A two-day celebration in the vineyard blends wine, peace, and live music to benefit Templeton Music Education. Across two stages, 16 bands perform alongside visual art, yoga sessions, craft beer, tasty food, and Dam Fine Wine. The lineup features Local Natives, Larkin Poe, Cimafunk, Rayland Baxter, Gaby Moreno, Dylan Chambers, and more. The event welcomes all ages and includes a dedicated kids area filled with hands-on activities and crafts for families.

Kick off Pioneer Day season with a community-centered evening at the Estrella Warbird Museum in Paso Robles. The Pre Pioneer Day Kick Off Party brings together locals, families, and Pioneer Day supporters for a social gathering set amid aviation history and Central Coast heritage. This celebration marks the start of the lead-up to Pioneer Day, honoring Paso Robles tradition, Western heritage, and the community spirit behind this long-standing event. Guests can connect with friends and meet new people as excitement builds for what is to come. Tickets are available, with individual admission priced at $65, reserved tables for eight at $600, and reserved tables for ten at $750.

Sips & Sounds Saturdays brings easygoing live music to SLO Public Market, pairing local performers with plenty of tasty options from on-site vendors. Settle in with a favorite bite or drink and let the tunes shape a relaxed afternoon with friends and neighbors. It works for a low-key date, a family outing, or simply a chance to soak up the Central Coast vibe. The series takes place every Saturday and is free and open to everyone.

A vegan comfort food pop-up brings the nation’s number one vegan barbecue, recognized by VegNews and USA TODAY, to San Luis Obispo. Southern favorites and sandwich specials are on the menu, with items like Fried Chickun, smoked meats, Mac N Cheeze, Beer-Cheeze battered Beyond Burgers, Jambalaya, Po Boyz, Cajun Corn, Totchos, and more. The menu is nut free, and gluten free choices are available.

KCBX Public Radio and Cal Poly Arts present a live edition of NPR’s Hidden Brain at the Performing Arts Center San Luis Obispo, featuring host and veteran science journalist Shankar Vedantam in conversation as part of the national Perceptions tour. This is the tour’s only West Coast stop in 2026 and the only appearance within 200 miles of San Luis Obispo. Attendees can look forward to an evening of compelling stories, current research, and conversation about how the mind works and how to live with greater intention and connection. In celebration of the show’s 10th anniversary, Vedantam will share seven insights distilled from a decade of reporting, blending science, psychology, and storytelling to reveal the unseen patterns that shape human behavior and everyday choices. Hidden Brain is known for exploring practical questions about getting unstuck, nurturing creativity, and strengthening relationships. Tickets are initially available through Cal Poly Arts’ Season Subscription package for subscribers who include four or more shows. Single tickets will be released to the public and remain available until the performance or until sold out. Sponsors include Tonya and Bob Omdahl, New Times SLO, Novo Restaurant and Lounge, Luna Red Restaurant, and the Foundation for the Performing Arts Center.

Bert Kreischer brings his stand-up to Vina Robles Amphitheatre, showcasing a trademark blend of story-driven comedy and high-energy humor. Settle in for an evening filled with laughs as he shares the lively tales that fans know and enjoy.

Gianmarco Soresi brings The Misery Loves Tour to Fremont Theater for a big night of comedy in San Luis Obispo. Recognized for sharp takes on society, a high-energy delivery, and a magnetic stage presence, he is among the most exciting comics working today. His appearances include The Tonight Show, Comedy Central, and Don’t Tell, and he hosts the hit podcast The Downside with Gianmarco Soresi. Expect smart, fast-paced comedy with nonstop energy and lots of laughs.

Ballets Jazz Montréal, celebrated on the international stage for contemporary innovation and passion, performs Dance Me, a creation shaped by the words and music of Leonard Cohen. Developed with the artist’s approval before his passing, the production charts the cycles of existence across five seasons. This presentation is by Cal Poly Arts and is supported by Ann and David Lawrence, Carol MacCurdy and Tom Nuckols, Roxy Peck, Brian and Jeri Roberts, and Hotel SLO.

This free, confidential, drop-in support group offers a compassionate space for anyone mourning a beloved pet or preparing to say goodbye to a cherished companion. Share, connect, and heal alongside others navigating similar loss.

This committee meeting at Bridgeworks Coworking Atascadero focuses on recruiting support for Atascadero Colony Days. The group is seeking board candidates, committee contributors, and volunteers to help sustain the community parade. Opportunities include parade planning, outreach and publicity, sponsor relations, logistics, and volunteer coordination, with options for both ongoing commitment and occasional assistance. Meetings occur regularly and shift to a weekly cadence as the event draws near, creating multiple pathways to contribute.

The 6th Annual Beach BreakaWave Rodeo returns to San Luis Obispo at its new home on Avila Beach, bringing a one-of-a-kind rodeo right on the shore followed by after parties. All activities take place in a single location for a seamless experience from daytime action into the evening. Tickets start at $48 and include entry to both the rodeo and the after party. A 2-step payment plan is available for a limited time.

Savor sweeping coastal views and cool ocean air on mostly flat 40, 65, and 75 mile routes along Highway 1. Those looking for a bigger test can choose the new century ride, which adds an out-and-back on Highway 46 with about 3,000 feet of climbing and a long descent before rejoining the other courses. Along the way, rest stops are well supplied with tasty food, SAG and mechanical support are on hand, and volunteers bring plenty of friendly energy. A post-ride meal, praised highly by riders, offers a satisfying finish. Free event photos are available to download, and online registration is offered.

At Camp San Luis Obispo, the second annual community ruck highlights resilience, wellness, and connection. Participants can take on either a 5K course or a 1 mile route, then visit a vendor fair afterward. A canned food drive will also benefit local food banks that support veterans and the military.

At Alex Madonna Expo Center, this show brings together dealers with a wide selection of treasures, from gems and minerals to fossils and carvings, along with jewelry, beads, jade, crystals, meteorites, lapidary and metaphysical pieces, plus unique handmade work by local artisans. Families will find hands-on activities for kids and engaging demonstrations that showcase jewelry making and lapidary techniques. Admission is $5, children 12 and under enter free, and parking is complimentary.

Dave Blunts brings the Still Standing Tour to Fremont Theater for a big night in San Luis Obispo. His live set centers on unfiltered storytelling and strong emotion, driven by a sharp, immediate sound. The songs blend pain, straight honesty, and streaks of dark humor, a mix that has fueled rapid momentum and wide attention. The result is a performance with bite and staying power in SLO.

Experience a bucket list concert high above the Pacific at Point San Luis Lighthouse in Avila Beach. Food and drinks will be available for purchase, and access is offered by land or by sea. Ticket options include individual tickets by land, which provide round trip transportation from Wild Cherry Canyon in Port San Luis, or by sea, where attendees paddle to the lighthouse on their own craft. VIP reserved tables include tickets and transportation for eight guests along with a couple of bottles of wine. A Sponsor a Band package includes tickets and transportation for eight guests, a couple of bottles of wine, and business recognition on marketing materials, posters, banners, and tickets, plus an acknowledgement on stage. Tickets are limited. Zongo All-Stars have been voted best local band in SLO County for two years in a row. Their CaliCubano sound blends Afro-Latin, Afro-Caribbean, funk, reggae, and calypso with driving percussion, a horn section, Spanish vocals from a front man known for surprises, and an all-star rhythm section.

The Lone Bellow brings the 2026 What a Time to Be Alive tour to Castoro Cellars, a tour stop open to all ages.

Steeped in soul, grit, and a Tennessee spirit, The Staples pay tribute to Chris Stapleton with a live show born from deep respect for his music and voice. Adam Ribota leads with vocals that echo Stapleton’s style, while Vic Hernandez recreates the guitar work with rich, faithful detail. Backed by years of shared stage experience and friendship, the band shapes an authentic concert atmosphere that reflects the energy and feel of a Stapleton performance. Expect a full live band with no backing tracks, smooth transitions between songs, and a presentation polished for festival, corporate, and private settings.

Get The Led Out brings the music of Led Zeppelin to life at Fremont Theater, channeling the feel of the originals with powerful live sound and skilled musicianship. The performance ranges from well-known favorites to deeper cuts. This is an all-ages event.

This monthly circle offers a supportive place for women to share stories, gain fresh perspective, and feel less alone while moving through life’s changes. It invites a reconnection with feminine wisdom, encouraging intuition, imagination, and an easeful relationship to life’s rhythms that can be carried into relationships, family, and community. Practices are guided by Oceana and Victoria, blending embodied yoga, sound healing, divine feminine teachings, and shamanic journeywork. Together they nurture self care and self love, build flexibility, strength, and balance, and create space to speak and be heard. Participants are invited to release limitations, deepen their relationship with the feminine within, explore the maiden, mother, and crone archetypes, attune to the cycles of the earth and moon, and learn more about spirit allies and the unseen world. The experience emphasizes trusting intuition, strengthening authentic power and faith, receiving monthly guidance to nourish the soul, taking part in shamanic ritual, and easing anxiety and stress through soothing sound baths. Please bring a journal and pen, water, and comfortable layers. If you have them, you are welcome to bring a rattle, drum, or singing bowl, an oracle deck, and a personal item such as a crystal, figurine, piece of jewelry, or photo to place on a shared altar. Spare sound instruments will be available. Dressing in a way that celebrates your inner goddess is welcome if it feels right. Space is limited, so advance RSVP is requested.

An event featuring Robert Plant will be held at Vina Robles Amphitheater in Paso Robles, California.

A new West Coast rally for Brinkley owners brings travelers together at Sun Outdoors Paso Robles for a community-focused mix of learning and leisure. Expect morning sessions centered on RV know-how and shared tips, followed by relaxed afternoons with local wine tastings, nearby outings, and group activities. Registration is $200 per rig and includes at least two catered meals, live entertainment, and experiences with area wineries, breweries, and businesses. After registering through TicketBud, the resort will reach out within a week to set up your campsite reservation. Only registered attendees may reserve a site. Campsites are $105 per night plus resort fees and taxes, and the site lock fee is waived during the rally period. Arriving early or staying after the event may require changing sites. Campsite refunds follow resort policies and are handled directly with Sun Outdoors Paso Robles. The RV resort features two pools, on-site food and drink options, and a setting that welcomes both families and pets.

The Growlers take the stage at Fremont Theater with husky vocals and surf-soaked, beach goth rhythms shaped for after hours. Their songs blend sunlit warmth with bittersweet heartache, creating an atmosphere that feels both summery and blue.

This Atascadero Colony Days Committee meeting focuses on sustaining the hometown parade by recruiting board candidates and volunteers to support parade planning, publicity, sponsor outreach, logistics, and volunteer coordination. There are roles for people with lots of time or only a little. The meeting is held at Bridgeworks Coworking Atascadero, with additional gatherings as the parade approaches.

Presented by Boys & Girls Clubs of the Central Coast Foundation, this seventh annual tournament returns to Hunter Ranch Golf Course for a day of friendly competition and on-course fun. Expect contests throughout the round, plenty of food and beverages, giveaways, and a few surprises. Player perks include green fees, a golfer gift, lunch, beverages on the course, two mulligans, a swag bag, and more. The format is a four-person scramble. To qualify for net scoring, teams must have a combined handicap of 54 or higher with no more than one single-digit player. Teams below that mark or without verified indexes or average scores will compete for gross. Prize divisions include low net and low gross. Golf attire is required. Collared tops with or without sleeves, slacks or Bermuda-length shorts, golf dresses or skirts, and soft-spike shoes are appropriate, while t-shirts and jeans are not permitted. For sponsorship information, contact Kelly Brickey at kelly.brickey@centralcoastkids.org or 805-354-7421.

Celebrating railroading in many forms, the Central Coast Railroad Festival highlights the landscapes and communities of California’s central coast, spanning San Luis Obispo County and northern Santa Barbara County. It welcomes dedicated enthusiasts, casual fans, and the simply curious from around the Western United States. Featuring a blend of historical, educational, and recreational programming, the festival invites participation from local residents, the region’s many second home owners, and visitors. It shines a light on local rail organizations and the wider railroading world, fostering collaboration among participating groups and cultivating interest in all things rail.

This women-only weekend retreat at Lazy Arrow Adventures centers on empowerment, self-reliance, and a strong sense of community. Participants can choose three hands-on classes designed to build confidence, with topics ranging from homesteading to firearms training. The cost is $425 per person and includes all classes and meals for the entire weekend. Lodging is flexible, with the option to bring a tent or trailer, and a limited number of on-site cabin upgrades are available for an additional fee.

Paso Robles recording artist Noach Tangeras performs live at the Art of the Vineyard Tasting Gallery, sharing original music with a Nashville-bound flair. Admission requires the purchase of one glass of wine or a signature zero-proof cocktail. Wine tasting flights and bottles can be pre-purchased online or purchased at the Gallery during the performance.

Jessica Kirson brings a night of bold, high-energy stand-up to Fremont Theater in San Luis Obispo. Known for wild characters, quick crowd interaction, and blunt, hilarious honesty, she is one of the most talked-about comedians working today. With over a billion views across social platforms and a career spanning from New York clubs to sold-out theaters nationwide, she delivers a rapid-fire show packed with big laughs and memorable moments.

Alphabet Rockers, recipients of GRAMMY and Emmy honors, present SHADES: Anthems for the Planet, an interactive hip hop concert that blends storytelling and community building for children and families. Drawing on the voices of climate caretakers, scientists, and environmental changemakers worldwide, the performance transforms their insights into dynamic songs and narratives. Expect high energy music, plenty of movement, and opportunities for the audience to take part. The show highlights the power of working together to care for one another and the Earth, encouraging families to envision a brighter future and showing how even small steps can create meaningful change. Presented by Cal Poly Arts. Sponsored by WILD 106.1FM.

SLO Oktoberfest presents a celebration of Bavarian tradition with a wide selection of food and beer vendors. German beer, classic fare and pretzels are available for purchase, with live music, contests and games throughout the event. Hazelnuss Oktoberfest Band will perform, traveling from Southern California, and DJ Flashback will host the games. Regular admission includes entry, a stein with the first fill, a souvenir tasting mug and unlimited samples. The format combines an Oktoberfest and beer festival, providing a full stein of Oktoberfest beer plus a taster cup to explore additional brews. Planned contests include stein holding, beer chugging, trust pour and best costumes. A free shuttle operates continuously with stops in San Luis Obispo at Campus Bottle and Frog & Peach. Activities also include a simulated pistol range.

At Art in the Park Paso Robles, Booth 124 will feature the artist and their work, and visitors are welcome to stop by to show support.

The 2026-2027 season opens with a program that connects musical heritage with fresh creation. Stravinsky’s The Rite of Spring shares the spotlight with a world premiere symphony commissioned by Garret Foulke and Dorothy Correa and composed by Stefan Podell. The concert begins with the lively Danse Nègre by Samuel Coleridge-Taylor. Tradition and innovation meet in a performance designed to captivate from the opening measures. Sponsored by the Foulke Correa Foundation and the Foundation for the Performing Arts Center.

SLO Brew hosts The Bends with special guest Margot Sinclair for a night of rock driven by big hooks, catchy choruses, and explosive energy. Born from dorm room demos and crowded college house shows, the Baton Rouge band formed at LSU when childhood friends Ian Marmande and Jacob Rhodes teamed up with frontman Hayden Field and bassist Chase Perkins. Their sound nods to early 2000s garage rock, drawing influence from The Strokes, Kings of Leon, and Red Hot Chili Peppers, and their constant touring has built a devoted following across the Southeast. Admission is $22, and the event is open to all ages.

Death From Above 1979 brings its ferocious dance punk and underground noise roots to Fremont Theater. For 25 years, the duo has carved out a singular sound, spanning releases from You’re a Woman, I’m a Machine to Is 4 Lovers, with massive riffs and an onstage intensity that shakes the room. This appearance marks their 25-year milestone while charging ahead with Private Lives. This event is open to all ages.

Morgan Page, a GRAMMY nominee known as a producer, DJ, and remixer, brings a surge of electronic energy to Fremont Theater in San Luis Obispo. With a catalog of big dance releases and performances shaped for festival stages, his set blends club favorites with high-intensity moments that keep the dance floor moving from start to finish.

Paso Pumpkins & Ponies show will be held at Paso Robles Horse Park, a modern venue for equestrian competitions and events on California’s Central Coast, roughly midway between Los Angeles and San Francisco. The park hosts leading horse shows in a region renowned for wine and is quickly becoming a world-class destination for equestrian sport. Through the efforts of the Paso Park Foundation, activities at the venue help expand access to riding while raising funds that support children with disabilities and underprivileged youth.

The Atascadero Colony Days Committee is seeking board members, committee volunteers, and community helpers to support the community parade. Roles range from parade planning and publicity to sponsorship outreach, logistics, and volunteer coordination, with options for both ongoing involvement and pitching in where possible. Meetings are held at Bridgeworks, beginning on a monthly basis and moving to weekly as the celebration draws near.

D.R.I. brings its pioneering blend of hardcore punk and thrash to The Siren Morro Bay, joined by Scattered Guts, Hostel Takedown, and Carry the 9. Beginning with the breakneck attack of 1983’s Dirty Rotten LP and moving into longer, metal-infused songs, the group helped connect punk and metal audiences, even naming a later release Crossover to highlight that direction. Vocalist Kurt Brecht and guitarist Spike Cassidy have remained the constants through lineup changes, and the band has continued as a live act well into the 2020s. This stop is part of a West Coast run, with Sucka Punch Productions handling dates in Southern California and beyond. For table reservations, email monte@thesirenmorrobay.com.

Ashley Cooke’s Baby Blues World Tour stops at Fremont Theater with support from justjayne. The rapidly rising country singer-songwriter has built momentum with songs like Already Drank That Beer and her major-label debut Shot in the Dark, along with notable collaborations that have expanded her reach. This stop brings the next chapter of her music to San Luis Obispo. In addition, 1 dollar from every ticket benefits the Ashley Cooke Fund in support of The Onsite Foundation’s Creatives Support Network, which provides free mental health support, education, and resources for members of the songwriting community.

Set out with Black Pearl Sportfishing on a 12 hour charter limited to 25 anglers, accompanied by two sponsor representatives. The trip includes a rod raffle, a Cope’s Tackle gift card for every angler, and additional sponsor giveaways. Participants on Cope’s sponsored charters are automatically entered in the Big Ling of the Year contest. Expect knowledgeable crew support and opportunities to fish the productive waters around Morro Bay, suitable for both newcomers and experienced anglers. The price is $173 per person. A small fuel surcharge may be added if fuel prices rise significantly after the trip is posted. All bookings are final and nonrefundable, including cancellations, no shows, or changes. For more information, contact Fernando Villegas at (559) 972-0250.

Experience a weekend of Soul Motion® centered on belonging to self, to others, and to the greater web of life, with a focus on healing for individuals and the wider world. Guided by Zuza and Scott Engler at Morro Bay Community Center in Morro Bay, CA, and produced by Matt Garrity, this gathering invites deep exploration and connection. Tuition is $250 before the early deadline and $295 afterward.

National Motor Fest 3 and the NMF Smoke Show come together at Santa Margarita Ranch for an all-out motorsports festival packed with horsepower, tire smoke, custom builds, live competitions, entertainment, food, and vendors. Designed for drivers, builders, families, creators, automotive brands, and fans of anything fast, loud, unique, or powerful, it unites every corner of car culture in one place. At the center is the NMF Smoke Show Burnout Competition, where purpose-built machines and committed drivers chase the biggest smoke, the strongest crowd reaction, and unforgettable runs. Two divisions set the tone. The Bros Class welcomes weekend warriors, first-timers, backyard builders, and everyday drivers, with $1,000 to the winner. The Pros Class showcases serious competitors and professional drivers in full-on competition vehicles, with $5,000 awarded to the champion. The National Motor Fest Car Show is folded into the Smoke Show to create a broad Central Coast showcase featuring supercars and exotics, classics and vintage icons, hot rods and street rods, muscle and performance builds, race cars and track projects, JDM and imports, European marques, lowriders, mini trucks, full-size customs, lifted trucks, Jeeps and other off-road builds, rat rods, luxury and VIP creations, motorcycles, UTVs and side-by-sides, plus emergency, military, and other specialty vehicles. Registered show entries can compete for trophies and specialty honors such as Best of Show, People’s Choice, Kids’ Choice, Best Paint, Best Interior, Best Engine Bay, Best Club, Most Unique Build, and NMF Choice, with additional class awards recognizing standouts across categories. Beyond the burnout pad, the action includes interactive battles and demonstrations like mobile dyno pulls, exhaust contests, sound-off competitions, hydraulic hopping, flex testing, off-road demos, custom displays, and other live automotive showcases. More details and schedules will be shared closer to the event. Freestyle motocross riders add aerial excitement with big jumps and stunt-packed sessions between burnout rounds and other competitions. The NMF Girls will be on site for photos, promotions, sponsor activations, content opportunities, and fan interaction, adding extra energy to the experience. The festival atmosphere features food trucks and food vendors, cold beer and other beverages for guests 21 and older, automotive and motorsports vendors, craft and merchandise sellers, sponsor displays and brand activations, live music with a DJ, family activities, specialty displays, and plenty of photo and content moments. Every kind of car and every type of motor is welcome. This single-day celebration brings the automotive community together, gives builders their moment, lets drivers put on a show, and invites brands into the action. Expect roaring engines, towering smoke clouds, custom craftsmanship, competitions, freestyle motocross, music, food, drinks, and vendors at Santa Margarita Ranch.

Explore the chakra system in a hands-on workshop led by local intuitive reader and healer Annette Jones. Participants receive a brief chakra clearing along with a set of custom-blended oils tailored to each of the seven energy centers. The creative portion focuses on crafting a fused glass mobile by designing seven glass pieces, one for each chakra, using a variety of colors. After firing, the pieces can be finished by attaching a bale to the back or by drilling a hole, then strung with wire, nylon cord, twine, or another preferred option. All materials are provided. The fee is $250.

The first annual Comic Show & More brings a day of fandom to Paso Robles Brewing Company. Explore tables of comics, collectibles, Hot Wheels, trading cards, and more. Admission is free and there will be free games to enjoy. Vendor spots are limited; for details call 5598982428. The celebration aligns with Paso Robles Pioneer Day, adding extra excitement to the occasion.

Enjoy a Saturday afternoon concert set high above the Pacific, with food and drinks available for purchase. Capacity is limited. Access options include individual tickets by land with round trip transportation from Wild Cherry Canyon in Port San Luis, or arrival by sea by paddling your own craft to the lighthouse. VIP reserved tables include admission and transportation for eight guests along with a couple of bottles of wine. A Sponsor a Band package also provides tickets and transportation for eight guests with a couple of bottles of wine, plus business recognition on marketing materials, posters, banners, tickets, and acknowledgement on stage. The music features Hot 45, an R&B group from San Luis Obispo that took shape during a pause in live shows, writing songs meant for slow dancing, celebrating collaboration, and creating moments that get feet moving and voices singing along.

Last Dinosaurs perform live at Fremont Theater in San Luis Obispo. Known for selling out headline tours throughout the US and UK, across Europe and Southeast Asia, and in South Africa and Australia, they have also appeared at festivals alongside Florence + the Machine, Foals, and Foster the People. Their catalog includes In a Million Years, Wellness, Yumeno Garden, From Mexico With Love, and KYORYU. This run highlights a reworked and newly recorded edition of Wellness as the band revisits a key chapter of its story and presents it to fans in a fresh way.

Chat over coffee with planning staff from the City of Atascadero Community Development Department at AMSTRM Coffee House. These casual, drop in conversations invite residents to talk about land use, zoning, and local development projects. Each gathering spotlights one topic, and staff is available to discuss other questions as time allows. The format encourages open dialogue and provides an accessible time for ongoing community input. Attendees can learn about what is happening around town, share ideas, and help shape the future of the city. If desired, consider purchasing a beverage or treat from the coffee shop to enjoy during the visit.

The Atascadero Colony Days Committee will meet at Bridgeworks Coworking Atascadero to welcome new board members, committee volunteers, and community helpers who want to support the hometown parade. Roles include parade planning, publicity, sponsorship support, logistics, and volunteer coordination. Whether you have a lot of time to give or just a little, there is a place to contribute. Meetings take place at Bridgeworks and shift from monthly to weekly as the big day approaches.

Singer-songwriter Emily Smith performs live with seating options that include shared tables, bar seats, and reservable tables. A minimum purchase of a glass of wine or a signature zero-proof cocktail applies. Walk-ins are welcome, and tables can also be reserved online using the button provided. Wine tasting flights and bottle purchases are available online and in The Tasting Gallery throughout the event.

Colony Days returns to its traditional fall timing through a new collaboration with Atascadero Fall Fest. The theme, Wild About Atascadero!, sets the tone for a community parade that is free and open for public participation. Following a rain impacted year, the updated approach emphasizes a stronger partnership and a full weekend of fall activities in Downtown Atascadero, including a carnival and more. Appreciation is extended to volunteers, parade participants, spectators, sponsors, the City of Atascadero, and community partners for their dedication, rain or shine.

Randy Feltface, the purple puppet comedian from Australia, brings his brand-new stand-up show, Gimmick, to Fremont Theater. Expect rapid-fire wit, sharp observations, and a uniquely offbeat style in a set full of big laughs and delightfully absurd comedy. Open to all ages.

At The Siren, an ensemble of accomplished musicians led by Claudia Sue Conrad, a BMI and ASCAP published songwriter and School of Rock Palo Alto teacher, delivers a set that balances precision with grit. Featuring players from New York, Los Angeles, Nashville, and San Francisco, the show channels danceable Nashville grooves linked to Sheryl Crow alongside the Brit pop bite of Chrissy Hynde and The Pretender. The booking stretches from Morro Bay and Placerville to San Jose, Roseville, Belmont, Palo Alto, Pacifica, Russian River, and Los Gatos.

Next Stop Comedy brings a rotating roster of stand-up talent to Wild Fields Brewhouse. Each show features a new mix of comedians, including performers with television and podcast credits, so every show offers a fresh night of laughs.

This seasonal favorite offers a hands-on chance to make fused glass ornaments. Design and assemble pieces from a colorful array of glass, then, after firing, each ornament is finished with a silver bale attached to the back. All supplies are included, and the price covers three ornaments for $65.

Shakey Graves brings a night of raw-hearted songs and spontaneous storytelling to Fremont Theater, turning the stage into an adventure. His music blends folk, rock, and country with unguarded emotion, creating moments that move from intimate quiet to surprising bursts of energy. Over the years he has built a personal, ever-evolving world around his work through special releases and fan-focused surprises, and that same spirit drives an unpredictable, immersive live show.

A restorative therapeutic sound session created to nurture resilience and well-being for anyone touched by cancer. Offered at the Cancer Support Community Resource Center in Templeton, this free series welcomes patients, survivors, caregivers, families, healthcare providers, and those navigating post-cancer healing or loss to rest, renew, and receive gentle support. Space is limited, so please pre-register. The session is led by Dee DiGioia, founder of Mindful Kindful YOUniversity, a certified therapeutic sound practitioner, a HealthRhythms drumming wellness facilitator, a mindfulness and meditation teacher, a grief educator, and a nature connection guide. Sponsored by the Cancer Support Community Resource Center and Adventist Health.

This wrap up meeting focuses on sustaining the Atascadero Colony Days hometown parade. The committee is seeking board members, committee volunteers, and community helpers to support planning, publicity, sponsorships, logistics, and volunteer coordination. Participation is flexible, with opportunities for those who can commit significant time as well as those who can help occasionally. Meetings are held monthly and then shift to weekly in September as the big day approaches. The meeting takes place at Bridgeworks.

Shabang Beach brings Modest Mouse to Avila Beach Golf Resort, joined by Caroline Rose for a live performance. The show is presented in collaboration with Good Vibez, Otter Productions, and Shabang Beach. Part of the proceeds will support Vintage Traditions Foundation, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit.

Corey Kent performs with Caiden Wallace in an all-ages show at Barrelhouse Brewing Co. Amphitheater in Paso Robles.

Fremont Theater hosts a stop on Madeon’s Victory Live tour, presenting a bold new show built around Victory, his intense and exciting multimedia project. The French producer, singer, and songwriter is known for cinematic, emotionally charged, and explosive takes on electronic music, pairing polished songwriting with large-scale production for memorable performances. After appearances on major festival stages and headlining runs across the globe, he brings that boundary-pushing energy to San Luis Obispo with Victory Live. This event is open to all ages.

A fundraising dinner presented by a Rotary Club where attendees share a meal while contributing to the organization’s mission.

The Devil Makes Three brings its raw, genre-blending sound to Fremont Theater in San Luis Obispo. For over twenty years, the trio has thrived where the grit of folk, the soul of the blues, and the energy of punk meet, channeling American roots traditions into shadowy storytelling and an electrifying live presence. Across seven studio albums and three live releases, they have cultivated a loyal following while evolving without losing the stripped-down intensity that defines them. Their newest album, Spirits, reconnects with their roots and tackles themes of grief, mortality, survival, and reflection. These songs are poised to land even harder on stage, setting the tone for a powerful night. Tickets are on sale.

Celebrate Dia de Los Muertos by designing a 7-inch skull dish using pre-cut glass in a festive, beginner-friendly class. Your finished piece will be ready for pickup in a week. Cost is $65.

The Neighborhood Katz return to Still Waters Vineyards in Paso Robles for an evening of wine, food, live music, and dancing. This performance caps the vineyard’s 2026 concert series and offers a lively farewell to summer.

Gary Clark Jr. takes the stage at Fremont Theater in SLO for a powerful live performance. A winner of four Grammy Awards, he is celebrated for blazing guitar work, soulful vocals, and songs that blur the lines between blues, rock, and soul. His albums, from Blak And Blu and This Land to the latest JPEG RAW, showcase an artist who continually pushes his sound and storytelling forward. Known for packing venues nationwide and lighting up iconic stages around the world, he brings that same intensity to this show. The performance is open to all ages.

At Alex and Faye Spanos Theatre, CelloGayageum brings together Austrian cellist Sol Daniel Kim and Korean gayageum virtuoso Dayoung Yoon. Their collaboration connects Western classical music with Korean traditional music, drawing on Korean folk melodies and guided by a global perspective. Presented by Cal Poly Arts and sponsored by Mary Baiamonte.

Design a Dia de Los Muertos fused glass creation by assembling a unique 7-inch skull dish with pre-cut glass. This beginner-friendly class offers a lively, approachable introduction to fusing. Finished pieces will be ready for pickup in a week. The cost is $65.

For anyone grieving the loss of a beloved pet or preparing to say goodbye to a cherished companion, this free and confidential drop-in grief support group offers a caring place to share, listen, and feel understood. Participants can talk about memories, express emotions, or simply be present alongside others who relate to the experience. The setting emphasizes compassion, privacy, and healing at a pace that feels right.

Neighborhood Katz Trio, featuring Brian on guitar, Carmine on bass, and Paula on vocals, performs at Primal House. The event features food, drinks, live music, and dancing.

The Neighborhood Katz bring music to Creston's iconic Longbranch Saloon. Food and a fun atmosphere are part of the experience.

Paso Robles recording artist Noach Tangeras performs live at the Art of the Vineyard Tasting Gallery, showcasing original music with a Nashville bound style. Entry requires the purchase of at least one glass of wine or a specialty alcohol-free cocktail. Wine flights and bottles may be prepaid online or purchased at the gallery during the event.

Get into the spirit with a popular seasonal workshop at glasshead studio. Design and assemble your own fused glass ornaments from a range of colorful pieces. After firing, each ornament is finished with a silver bale on the back so it is ready to hang. All materials are provided. The cost is $65 for three ornaments.

Jordan Jensen brings her stand-up to Fremont Theater with a razor-sharp perspective and fearless stage presence. Unfiltered, laugh-out-loud material delivered in a voice entirely her own has made her a fast-rising force in comedy. The show is designed to keep the crowd riveted from the first laugh to the last, promising a memorable night of live comedy in SLO.

Pinhead Gunpowder makes a rare appearance at Fremont Theater in San Luis Obispo, drawing on punk roots and decades of underground influence. The band’s set pairs raw intensity with sharp songwriting, kicking hard from the first note. Fans have come to expect a live show that lands with real force, and this night brings that same serious energy to Fremont Theater.

The Annual Wildlife Symposium offers a focused day on wildlife at the San Luis Obispo Veterans Hall. The event includes a Sponsor Day, and abstracts are being accepted for consideration.

Evan Honer brings his live show to Fremont Theater in San Luis Obispo, offering a memorable evening from a rapidly rising artist with more than 500 million streams. His sound blends Americana foundations with indie and alternative influences, pairing candid storytelling and big emotion with a style that continues to grow. Listeners have connected through viral breakthroughs, sold out rooms, and songs that feel personal and sincere. This appearance showcases new work that leans into themes of romance, resilience, roots, and the journey that brought him here.

The North County Craft Fair takes place at American Legion Post 220 in Templeton, CA. Prospective vendors can request an application by messaging the organizer or emailing aliceray306@gmail.com. Only this contact is authorized to accept vendor applications, so report any other claims as scams. The organizer encourages sharing the event with family and friends and appreciates the support.

Set out on a 12 hour charter with Black Pearl Sportfishing designed for 25 anglers and accompanied by two sponsor representatives. Look forward to prize drawings that include a fishing rod and a Cope’s Tackle gift card, along with sponsor giveaways on board. Anglers on Cope’s sponsored charters are automatically entered in the Big Ling of the Year contest. This trip welcomes both first timers and seasoned fishermen, with a knowledgeable crew helping you make the most of productive local waters for a memorable outing. The price is $173 per person. A small fuel surcharge may be added if fuel prices rise sharply after the trip is posted. All bookings are final and nonrefundable, including cancellations, no-shows, or changes in plans, so please confirm availability before booking. For more information, call Fernando Villegas at (559) 972-0250.

This event features live music by singer-songwriter Emily Smith. Seating options include shared tables, bar seating, and reservable tables. A minimum purchase applies of either a glass of wine or a signature zero-proof cocktail. Walk-ins are welcome, and table reservations can be made online. Tasting flights and bottle purchases are available online and in The Tasting Gallery during the performance.

The Psychedelic Furs take the stage at the Fremont Theater in San Luis Obispo with their distinct blend of post punk grit, new wave atmosphere, and enduring songwriting. Expect iconic tracks like Love My Way, Pretty in Pink, and Heaven, delivered in a performance charged with energy, style, and nostalgia. The night underscores why the band remains one of the most influential of its era.

Paws to Remember is a free, confidential drop-in grief support group for anyone mourning the loss of a pet or preparing to say goodbye. It offers a caring place to talk, connect with others who understand, and take small steps toward healing.

Neighborhood Katz Trio performs at Primal House, featuring Brian on guitar, Carmine on bass, and Paula on vocals. The event combines live music with food, drinks, and opportunities to dance.

Good Morning SLO brings the spirit of a community newspaper into a shared experience at Grace Central Coast - San Luis Obispo. This monthly program offers a welcoming forum for ideas, news, and inspiration, connecting community leaders, business owners, and nonprofit professionals to engage and learn together. Conversations focus on business, community, and legislative topics while highlighting the stories of people making a difference. The aim is to equip attendees with practical takeaways that support both personal growth and professional success. The series typically meets on the fourth Thursday of each month, shifting in November to the Tuesday before Thanksgiving. This month’s featured sponsor is Bank of the Sierra.

Cowgirl Christmas heads back to the Paso Robles Event Center for a festive two-day boutique that shines a spotlight on small businesses and independent artisans. Explore a hand-selected mix of holiday décor, one-of-a-kind gifts, fashion, and other seasonal finds, all infused with a distinctly Central Coast feel. This cherished tradition kicks off the holidays and offers a stylish way to support makers while finding something special.

Celebrating 46 years, the Central Coast Craft Fair brings a long-standing Central Coast tradition to the SLO Vets Hall in San Luis Obispo, showcasing local crafters and artisans who personally make everything they sell. Admission and parking are free, and shoppers can enjoy complimentary hot cider and cookies while browsing. A free prize drawing entry is included, with additional tickets available only during the fair for chances to win prizes donated by vendors. For the fifth year, the event supports the Central Coast Quilts of Valor Foundation (QVOF #79001), a 501(c)(3) dedicated to honoring service members and veterans touched by war with comforting Quilts of Valor. All funds from additional prize drawing ticket purchases are donated to this cause. Vendor notice: applications and payments are handled only through the official website and a PayPal invoice. Do not send money to anyone else, especially through PayPal Friends & Family, and proceed only after receiving a confirmation email from Nikki Biddison, as scammers are actively attempting to misdirect.