Boots & Brew Country Music Festival is all about celebrating Friends, Boots, Craft Beer and Great Country Music! Grab your best dancing boots and get ready for an amazing Country lineup! Food and craft beer will be available for purchase!

ENTERTAINMENT

2:45 PM – ADAM DOLEAC
4:15 PM – RILEY GREEN
5:45 PM – HIGH VALLEY
7:30 PM – JUSTIN MOORE

FOOD AVAILABLE:

Busy Bee, Shaka Shak, Tacos Before Vatos, The Hurricane Kitchen, Lidos, Beachwalk BBQ, 3941 Tamales, Eva’s Comida​ and more!

Please note that this event is Rain or Shine. No food or beer is included with your ticket but available for purchase. All Ticket Sales are final, no refunds. Children 10 and under are free with an adult. VIP is strictly 21+

Experience the best of California terroir through the exclusive tasting of our 2018 Single Vineyard wines. This series of very small-lot, artisanal wines invites exploration of renowned appellations and acclaimed vineyards throughout California and confirms Edna Valley’s place in this distinguished company.

Join us for a unique Barrel Tasting experience in our Barrel Loft, featuring a bird’s eye view of our state-of-the-art production facility. Reserve your allocation and build your collection before these highly acclaimed wines sell out upon release.

$65/ Wine Club $55

Limited to parties of up to 8 people

Complimentary tasting with the purchase of a Primera Tolosa Club Membership or a qualifying purchase of our Single Vineyard Series.

Reservations required at least 24 hours in advance:
[email protected] or 805.782.0500

Each Friday during the summer month the tasting room will have extended hours – closing around sunset.

Wind down the week, sip a glass of Wolff Vineyards wine in our garden, enjoy live music while watching a beautiful sunset. We’ll be serving all of our wines either by the glass or bottle. Local food vendors will offer great meals. No entrance fee, no reservations. Please, no outside food and alcohol. Looking forward to seeing you again during the 2019 season!

July 5^th

Music: Cocktail Shorty,  Food: Haute Skillet

July 12^th

Music: Five Parts Devil,  Food: The Pairing Knife

July 19^th

Music: Lucky Nines,  Food: Hurricane Kitchen

July 26^th

Music: Local Vocals,  Food: The Greasy Wiener

August 2^nd

Music: Back Bay Betty,  Food Beda’s Biergarten

August 9^th

Music: The Cliffnotes,  Food: Lua’s Tacos

August 16 ^th

Music: Black Market Trio,  Food: Haute Skillet

August 23^rd

Music: B and the Hive,  Food: Rairoad BBQ

August 30^th

Music: Boomer Surf Band,  Food: Hurricane Kitchen

September 6^th

Music: Judy Philbin,  Food:  The Greasy Wiener

September 13^th

Music: Local Vocals,  Food: The Pairing Knife

September 20^th

Music: Five Parts Devil,  Food: Haute Skillet

September 27^th

Music: Lucky Nines,  Food: Beda’s Biergarten

Julie Heffernan’s recent paintings create alternative habitats in response to environmental disaster and planetary excess. With rising waters, she imagines worlds in trees or on rafts in which undulating mattresses, tree boughs, and road signs guide the journey.  Construction cones interrupt the landscape signaling places to stop, enter tiny interior worlds, and reflect on the human condition – its feckless activity, violence, failure, and redemption. On view at the Harold J. Miossi Art Gallery at Cuesta College from August 29 – October 11, 2019.

The gallery is open Monday – Friday from 11am – 4pm and open late on Thursdays until 7pm. This exhibition is free and open to the public, though parking is $3 on campus.

Try to remember when life was so tender when no one wept except the willow.

“Try To Remember” a time when this romantic charmer wasn’t enchanting audiences around the world. The Fantasticks is the longest-running musical in the world and with good reason: at the heart of its breathtaking poetry and subtle theatrical sophistication is a purity and simplicity that transcends cultural barriers. A boy and girl fall in love. They stray. They return wiser and more in love. Featuring such memorable songs as Try to Remember, Soon It’s Gonna Rain, I Can See It and They Were You, you don’t want to miss this timeless fable of love and loss that manages to be nostalgic and universal at the same time.

Show Times:
September 13 – October 13, 2019
Wed-Sat @ 7 pm
Sat & Sun @ 2 pm

Book & Lyrics by Tom Jones
Music by Harvey Schmidt
Directed by David Carey Foster
Musical Direction by Mark Robertshaw
Choreography by Drew Silvaggio
Scenic Design by David Linfield

Come build a meditation community at the San Luis Obispo Botanical Garden, every Wednesday morning from 12:00 p.m. – 12:45 p.m. Meditation instructor, Dawn Feuerberg will de-mystify meditation with clear, concise, and practical guidance. Dawn will begin each class with breath work to calm the nervous system. She will then guide you through classic mindfulness meditation techniques for 20 minutes to bring balanced relaxation, restore your energy, improve well-being and clear the mind. Mantra Practice will be offered to experience more depth & increase focus. Dharma Talks will be interwoven on the underlying principles of meditation, the power of gratitude, bliss consciousness, and developing a daily practice that supports you wherever you are.

Drop-in sessions are $10 Garden Members, $15 public. Contact [email protected] for more information.

The Central Coast Section of the California Chapter of the American Planning Association is hosting its 4th Citizen Planning Academy this fall in San Luis Obispo.

The Academy will begin on September 26, 2019 and occur over 8 sessions on Thursday evenings from September to November (excluding October 31).

The Academy will cover a range of planning topics to help citizens understand local planning, how it impacts our lives, and the land use and resource issues that face our communities today. Each session will be taught by experienced and knowledgeable planners, as well as speakers from the community who are experts in the issue covered in that particular session. $40 for all sessions due at first class. Applications due Sept. 20.

The Downtown SLO Farmers’ Market is undoubtedly one of the most treasured events on the Central Coast and has a long history of bringing locals and visitors together to eat, shop, listen to music and connect with their community.

The Market takes place every Thursday evening from 6:00 PM to 9:00 PM (weather permitting and excluding major holidays) on Higuera Street between Nipomo and Osos streets.

California Health & Safety Code 114259.5 stipulates that live animals aren’t allowed in certified farmers markets (such as ours) and permitted food facilities, with the exception of service animals. Fraudulently misrepresenting service animals is a misdemeanor (California Penal Code 365.7 [a]). Please, leave your pets at home to keep our Market clean and safe for all guests.

Free bike valet service on Morro Street sponsored by San Luis Ranch and operated by Bike SLO County

The Downtown Trolley operates every Thursday night from 5 PM to 9 PM on a 15-20 minute loop.

Parking is available on a first-come, first-served basis along surrounding side streets as well as in Downtown parking garages.

For more information about Downtown SLO Farmers’ Market please contact our Market Manager at (805) 541-0286 ext. 2 or [email protected]

BACKPACKER Magazine, the authority on outdoor adventure, is proud to present the 19th Annual Get Out More Tour! BACKPACKER Magazine’s ambassador, Randy Propster, is an expert in the outdoor industry. He spends over 200 days of the year on the road pursuing his passions—hiking, backpacking, camping, and outdoor adventure of all kinds!

Randy and the Get Out More Tour will visit The Mountain Air on September 26th at 6:30 pm. Randy’s expertise, knowledge, and tips + tricks inspire both experienced and novice outdoor enthusiasts across the country to get out more. Plus, the event will include a killer outdoor gear giveaway!

Join us at our FREE Get Out More Tour event for the opportunity to meet Randy and for the chance to win top-notch outdoor gear from the Tour’s incredible sponsors!

A new administration and $209 billion budget. A looming presidential election. A seemingly intractable housing crisis. The political arena in the state capital is a shifting landscape with ripples reaching far and wide.

Our panel of insiders will provide an insightful look at hot legislative topics, Gavin Newsom’s tenure so far and the 2020 elections.

Don’t miss this dive into Sacramento politics and what it all means for our backyard. Plug your whole team in the Sac scene with a table for eight.
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SPEAKERS:
Aneesh Raman, Governor’s Office of Business and Economic Development
Now a senior advisor on strategy and external affairs, Raman
comes from five years in the tech industry, most recently as head of economic and social impact at Facebook. He held multiple positions in the Obama administration after starting his career as a foreign reporter for CNN, including a year as a war correspondent in Iraq.

Keely Bosler, California Department of Finance
As director of the finance department, Bosler is the governor’s chief fiscal policy advisor and oversees the state budget for the world’s fifth-largest economy. She has nearly 20 years’ experience in the state’s legislative and executive branches. Before her current post, Bosler served as former Gov. Brown’s cabinet secretary, directing day-to-day affairs and overseeing all 11 state agencies and 70 departments.

Dane Hutchings, Renne Public Policy Group
Hutchings is a legislative advocate and political strategist specializing in pension reform as well as labor and unemployment policy. Before joining RPPG as director of governmental affairs earlier this year, Hutchings was the legislative representative and federal policy liaison for the League of California Cities, advocating for cities on the state and federal level.

Escape to the Mediterranean while the Tolosa Terrace transforms to a Spanish experience featuring traditional paella and Perinetwines. Spend the afternoon savoring the flamed-kissed, saffron-scented rice dishes with either meat or vegetables paired with the rich 2015 Perinet.

Admission includes a glass of 2015 Perinet and paella from Field to Table Catering. Additional bottles of Perinet wines will be available for purchase.

$35/person for Perinet Wine Club Members
$45/person for Non-Wine Club Members

Please email or call our Concierge at 805-782-0500 to purchase tickets. We look forward to sharing this special afternoon with you!

Kevin Coons and Kreuzberg would like to invite you to enjoy a unique and intimate evening of music and storytelling featuring the best songwriters from San Luis Obispo and beyond.

This will be a repeat show, occurring on the last Thursday of every month. Artists will change monthly.

– Cocktails, beer, wine, coffee and food are all available for purchase
– All ages are welcome
– $10 at the door

If you are interested in being a performer, you may contact Kevin at [email protected]

Performers:

May 30: Jon Bartel (of the Creston Line), Ethan Burns (of the Ragged Jubilee), and Emily Wryn