Now on view: “I’d Tell You If I Could” features paintings by U.K-based artist William Brickel.

The figures in William Brickel’s work presented in this exhibition are partly representations of himself, but are also standalone actors that perform emotional distress for us to see. Each figure is absorbed in their two-dimensional world, as the viewer is aware of their emotional intensity. Both intimately personal and emotionally closed off, Brickel projects his face onto his subject matter. For Brickel, these scenes are representations of his lived experience and each canvas is a window into a relatable state of vulnerability. This exhibition will be on display until February 5, 2022.

Now on view: “I’d Tell You If I Could” features paintings by U.K-based artist William Brickel.

The figures in William Brickel’s work presented in this exhibition are partly representations of himself, but are also standalone actors that perform emotional distress for us to see. Each figure is absorbed in their two-dimensional world, as the viewer is aware of their emotional intensity. Both intimately personal and emotionally closed off, Brickel projects his face onto his subject matter. For Brickel, these scenes are representations of his lived experience and each canvas is a window into a relatable state of vulnerability. This exhibition will be on display until February 5, 2022.

Now on view: “I’d Tell You If I Could” features paintings by U.K-based artist William Brickel.

The figures in William Brickel’s work presented in this exhibition are partly representations of himself, but are also standalone actors that perform emotional distress for us to see. Each figure is absorbed in their two-dimensional world, as the viewer is aware of their emotional intensity. Both intimately personal and emotionally closed off, Brickel projects his face onto his subject matter. For Brickel, these scenes are representations of his lived experience and each canvas is a window into a relatable state of vulnerability. This exhibition will be on display until February 5, 2022.

Now on view: “I’d Tell You If I Could” features paintings by U.K-based artist William Brickel.

The figures in William Brickel’s work presented in this exhibition are partly representations of himself, but are also standalone actors that perform emotional distress for us to see. Each figure is absorbed in their two-dimensional world, as the viewer is aware of their emotional intensity. Both intimately personal and emotionally closed off, Brickel projects his face onto his subject matter. For Brickel, these scenes are representations of his lived experience and each canvas is a window into a relatable state of vulnerability. This exhibition will be on display until February 5, 2022.

Now on view: “I’d Tell You If I Could” features paintings by U.K-based artist William Brickel.

The figures in William Brickel’s work presented in this exhibition are partly representations of himself, but are also standalone actors that perform emotional distress for us to see. Each figure is absorbed in their two-dimensional world, as the viewer is aware of their emotional intensity. Both intimately personal and emotionally closed off, Brickel projects his face onto his subject matter. For Brickel, these scenes are representations of his lived experience and each canvas is a window into a relatable state of vulnerability. This exhibition will be on display until February 5, 2022.

Now on view: “I’d Tell You If I Could” features paintings by U.K-based artist William Brickel.

The figures in William Brickel’s work presented in this exhibition are partly representations of himself, but are also standalone actors that perform emotional distress for us to see. Each figure is absorbed in their two-dimensional world, as the viewer is aware of their emotional intensity. Both intimately personal and emotionally closed off, Brickel projects his face onto his subject matter. For Brickel, these scenes are representations of his lived experience and each canvas is a window into a relatable state of vulnerability. This exhibition will be on display until February 5, 2022.

Now on view: “I’d Tell You If I Could” features paintings by U.K-based artist William Brickel.

The figures in William Brickel’s work presented in this exhibition are partly representations of himself, but are also standalone actors that perform emotional distress for us to see. Each figure is absorbed in their two-dimensional world, as the viewer is aware of their emotional intensity. Both intimately personal and emotionally closed off, Brickel projects his face onto his subject matter. For Brickel, these scenes are representations of his lived experience and each canvas is a window into a relatable state of vulnerability. This exhibition will be on display until February 5, 2022.

Now on view: “I’d Tell You If I Could” features paintings by U.K-based artist William Brickel.

The figures in William Brickel’s work presented in this exhibition are partly representations of himself, but are also standalone actors that perform emotional distress for us to see. Each figure is absorbed in their two-dimensional world, as the viewer is aware of their emotional intensity. Both intimately personal and emotionally closed off, Brickel projects his face onto his subject matter. For Brickel, these scenes are representations of his lived experience and each canvas is a window into a relatable state of vulnerability. This exhibition will be on display until February 5, 2022.

Now on view: “I’d Tell You If I Could” features paintings by U.K-based artist William Brickel.

The figures in William Brickel’s work presented in this exhibition are partly representations of himself, but are also standalone actors that perform emotional distress for us to see. Each figure is absorbed in their two-dimensional world, as the viewer is aware of their emotional intensity. Both intimately personal and emotionally closed off, Brickel projects his face onto his subject matter. For Brickel, these scenes are representations of his lived experience and each canvas is a window into a relatable state of vulnerability. This exhibition will be on display until February 5, 2022.

Now on view: “I’d Tell You If I Could” features paintings by U.K-based artist William Brickel.

The figures in William Brickel’s work presented in this exhibition are partly representations of himself, but are also standalone actors that perform emotional distress for us to see. Each figure is absorbed in their two-dimensional world, as the viewer is aware of their emotional intensity. Both intimately personal and emotionally closed off, Brickel projects his face onto his subject matter. For Brickel, these scenes are representations of his lived experience and each canvas is a window into a relatable state of vulnerability. This exhibition will be on display until February 5, 2022.

Now on view: “I’d Tell You If I Could” features paintings by U.K-based artist William Brickel.

The figures in William Brickel’s work presented in this exhibition are partly representations of himself, but are also standalone actors that perform emotional distress for us to see. Each figure is absorbed in their two-dimensional world, as the viewer is aware of their emotional intensity. Both intimately personal and emotionally closed off, Brickel projects his face onto his subject matter. For Brickel, these scenes are representations of his lived experience and each canvas is a window into a relatable state of vulnerability. This exhibition will be on display until February 5, 2022.

Now on view: “I’d Tell You If I Could” features paintings by U.K-based artist William Brickel.

The figures in William Brickel’s work presented in this exhibition are partly representations of himself, but are also standalone actors that perform emotional distress for us to see. Each figure is absorbed in their two-dimensional world, as the viewer is aware of their emotional intensity. Both intimately personal and emotionally closed off, Brickel projects his face onto his subject matter. For Brickel, these scenes are representations of his lived experience and each canvas is a window into a relatable state of vulnerability. This exhibition will be on display until February 5, 2022.

Now on view: “I’d Tell You If I Could” features paintings by U.K-based artist William Brickel.

The figures in William Brickel’s work presented in this exhibition are partly representations of himself, but are also standalone actors that perform emotional distress for us to see. Each figure is absorbed in their two-dimensional world, as the viewer is aware of their emotional intensity. Both intimately personal and emotionally closed off, Brickel projects his face onto his subject matter. For Brickel, these scenes are representations of his lived experience and each canvas is a window into a relatable state of vulnerability. This exhibition will be on display until February 5, 2022.

Now on view: “I’d Tell You If I Could” features paintings by U.K-based artist William Brickel.

The figures in William Brickel’s work presented in this exhibition are partly representations of himself, but are also standalone actors that perform emotional distress for us to see. Each figure is absorbed in their two-dimensional world, as the viewer is aware of their emotional intensity. Both intimately personal and emotionally closed off, Brickel projects his face onto his subject matter. For Brickel, these scenes are representations of his lived experience and each canvas is a window into a relatable state of vulnerability. This exhibition will be on display until February 5, 2022.

In collaboration with Hotel San Luis Obispo’s Michelin-mentioned Ox+Anchor, enjoy a special dinner curated by Chef Ryan Fancher in honor of renowned culinary inspiration, Julia Child. 

To celebrate the new Julia Child documentary, JULIA (2021 Toronto International Film Festival), playing at the Palm Theatre starting November 24th, we have partnered with Hotel San Luis Obispo’s Chef, Ryan Fancher, to offer an exclusive three-course menu inspired by the culinary queen. An ongoing and flexible event, this menu will be available over the two week run of the film at the Palm Theater. See the film at any screening time, and then head next door to treat yourself to dinner either before or after!
Priced at $65 per person, with $10 from each meal being donated by Hotel San Luis Obispo to the San Luis Obispo Film Festival, The Julia Child Menu at Ox + Anchor does not include a ticket to the film. Tickets to see JULIA will need to be purchased at the Palm Theater Box Office on the evening of the screening, and dinner reservations must be made at Ox + Anchor. Because proof of a film ticket is not required to enjoy the Julia Child Menu, you can come back for multiple meals to try all of the different selections!
This food and film experience will be available November 26-28 and December 1-5.  Showtimes for the documentary are at 1:30pm (Friday, Saturday & Sundays)  4:15pm and 7:00pm. Suggested dinner reservation times are 6:15pm or later for a 4:15pm showtime, or 5:00pm for a 7:00pm showtime. Guests can book their dinner reservation via this link.
Please note that:
* Ox + Anchor is closed on Monday’s and Tuesday’s.
* We are not selling tickets to the film screening in advance. All ticket sales directly benefit the Palm Theatre.
* Face masks are required at the theater regardless of vaccination status.
* Please specify Julia Child menu in the notes of the reservation at Ox and Anchor 

FILM DETAILS
1h35m; Premiered at the 2021 Toronto International Film Festival, Directed by Betsy West & Julie Cohen
Bringing to life the legendary cookbook author and television superstar, JULIA is a moving portrayal of the life of the beloved Julia Child who brought French cooking into the hearts and homes of Americans with her revolutionary book, Mastering the Art of French Cooking.

Now on view: “I’d Tell You If I Could” features paintings by U.K-based artist William Brickel.

The figures in William Brickel’s work presented in this exhibition are partly representations of himself, but are also standalone actors that perform emotional distress for us to see. Each figure is absorbed in their two-dimensional world, as the viewer is aware of their emotional intensity. Both intimately personal and emotionally closed off, Brickel projects his face onto his subject matter. For Brickel, these scenes are representations of his lived experience and each canvas is a window into a relatable state of vulnerability. This exhibition will be on display until February 5, 2022.

In collaboration with Hotel San Luis Obispo’s Michelin-mentioned Ox+Anchor, enjoy a special dinner curated by Chef Ryan Fancher in honor of renowned culinary inspiration, Julia Child. 

To celebrate the new Julia Child documentary, JULIA (2021 Toronto International Film Festival), playing at the Palm Theatre starting November 24th, we have partnered with Hotel San Luis Obispo’s Chef, Ryan Fancher, to offer an exclusive three-course menu inspired by the culinary queen. An ongoing and flexible event, this menu will be available over the two week run of the film at the Palm Theater. See the film at any screening time, and then head next door to treat yourself to dinner either before or after!
Priced at $65 per person, with $10 from each meal being donated by Hotel San Luis Obispo to the San Luis Obispo Film Festival, The Julia Child Menu at Ox + Anchor does not include a ticket to the film. Tickets to see JULIA will need to be purchased at the Palm Theater Box Office on the evening of the screening, and dinner reservations must be made at Ox + Anchor. Because proof of a film ticket is not required to enjoy the Julia Child Menu, you can come back for multiple meals to try all of the different selections!
This food and film experience will be available November 26-28 and December 1-5.  Showtimes for the documentary are at 1:30pm (Friday, Saturday & Sundays)  4:15pm and 7:00pm. Suggested dinner reservation times are 6:15pm or later for a 4:15pm showtime, or 5:00pm for a 7:00pm showtime. Guests can book their dinner reservation via this link.
Please note that:
* Ox + Anchor is closed on Monday’s and Tuesday’s.
* We are not selling tickets to the film screening in advance. All ticket sales directly benefit the Palm Theatre.
* Face masks are required at the theater regardless of vaccination status.
* Please specify Julia Child menu in the notes of the reservation at Ox and Anchor 

FILM DETAILS
1h35m; Premiered at the 2021 Toronto International Film Festival, Directed by Betsy West & Julie Cohen
Bringing to life the legendary cookbook author and television superstar, JULIA is a moving portrayal of the life of the beloved Julia Child who brought French cooking into the hearts and homes of Americans with her revolutionary book, Mastering the Art of French Cooking.

Now on view: “I’d Tell You If I Could” features paintings by U.K-based artist William Brickel.

The figures in William Brickel’s work presented in this exhibition are partly representations of himself, but are also standalone actors that perform emotional distress for us to see. Each figure is absorbed in their two-dimensional world, as the viewer is aware of their emotional intensity. Both intimately personal and emotionally closed off, Brickel projects his face onto his subject matter. For Brickel, these scenes are representations of his lived experience and each canvas is a window into a relatable state of vulnerability. This exhibition will be on display until February 5, 2022.

In collaboration with Hotel San Luis Obispo’s Michelin-mentioned Ox+Anchor, enjoy a special dinner curated by Chef Ryan Fancher in honor of renowned culinary inspiration, Julia Child. 

To celebrate the new Julia Child documentary, JULIA (2021 Toronto International Film Festival), playing at the Palm Theatre starting November 24th, we have partnered with Hotel San Luis Obispo’s Chef, Ryan Fancher, to offer an exclusive three-course menu inspired by the culinary queen. An ongoing and flexible event, this menu will be available over the two week run of the film at the Palm Theater. See the film at any screening time, and then head next door to treat yourself to dinner either before or after!
Priced at $65 per person, with $10 from each meal being donated by Hotel San Luis Obispo to the San Luis Obispo Film Festival, The Julia Child Menu at Ox + Anchor does not include a ticket to the film. Tickets to see JULIA will need to be purchased at the Palm Theater Box Office on the evening of the screening, and dinner reservations must be made at Ox + Anchor. Because proof of a film ticket is not required to enjoy the Julia Child Menu, you can come back for multiple meals to try all of the different selections!
This food and film experience will be available November 26-28 and December 1-5.  Showtimes for the documentary are at 1:30pm (Friday, Saturday & Sundays)  4:15pm and 7:00pm. Suggested dinner reservation times are 6:15pm or later for a 4:15pm showtime, or 5:00pm for a 7:00pm showtime. Guests can book their dinner reservation via this link.
Please note that:
* Ox + Anchor is closed on Monday’s and Tuesday’s.
* We are not selling tickets to the film screening in advance. All ticket sales directly benefit the Palm Theatre.
* Face masks are required at the theater regardless of vaccination status.
* Please specify Julia Child menu in the notes of the reservation at Ox and Anchor 

FILM DETAILS
1h35m; Premiered at the 2021 Toronto International Film Festival, Directed by Betsy West & Julie Cohen
Bringing to life the legendary cookbook author and television superstar, JULIA is a moving portrayal of the life of the beloved Julia Child who brought French cooking into the hearts and homes of Americans with her revolutionary book, Mastering the Art of French Cooking.

Now on view: “I’d Tell You If I Could” features paintings by U.K-based artist William Brickel.

The figures in William Brickel’s work presented in this exhibition are partly representations of himself, but are also standalone actors that perform emotional distress for us to see. Each figure is absorbed in their two-dimensional world, as the viewer is aware of their emotional intensity. Both intimately personal and emotionally closed off, Brickel projects his face onto his subject matter. For Brickel, these scenes are representations of his lived experience and each canvas is a window into a relatable state of vulnerability. This exhibition will be on display until February 5, 2022.

Now on view: “I’d Tell You If I Could” features paintings by U.K-based artist William Brickel.

The figures in William Brickel’s work presented in this exhibition are partly representations of himself, but are also standalone actors that perform emotional distress for us to see. Each figure is absorbed in their two-dimensional world, as the viewer is aware of their emotional intensity. Both intimately personal and emotionally closed off, Brickel projects his face onto his subject matter. For Brickel, these scenes are representations of his lived experience and each canvas is a window into a relatable state of vulnerability. This exhibition will be on display until February 5, 2022.

Since 1984, Hospice SLO County’s Light up a Life ceremonies have been attended by thousands as a way to remember and honor their loved ones. This year remembering those who have died is critically important to our community and our collective mental and emotional health. Many have not been able to hold or attend funerals or memorial services.

Light Up A Life will take place at 6 PM on Tuesday, November 30, 2021 at the Mission San Luis Obispo de Tolosa. The event will be professionally live streamed and recorded for those unable to attend. The ceremony will include music, poetry, an inspirational message, and the reading of names. There will be a moment of silence for remembering the 250+ people in our county who died from complications from the coronavirus. A candle lighting will take place immediately following the ceremony in the Mission’s garden.

There will be a special ceremony to remember pets on Wednesday, December 1, 2021 at 6PM.  This ceremony will take place at the Hospice office located at 1304 Pacific Street, San Luis Obispo, CA 93401.

For a $25 donation or more, your loved one’s name will be read at the Remembrance Ceremony. You can choose to have a name read “in memory” or “in honor” and that preference will be noted during the ceremony. You may also remember your pet and have its name read aloud in memory or in honor at the special pet ceremony.

Please help us sustain our vital mission with your Sponsorship!

Your sponsorship will give hundreds of people a precious opportunity to honor the lives of someone they have loved and lost. This has been a year like no other. Hospice SLO County, a small but mighty local non-profit, has helped thousands of people over the past 43 years. With your support Hospice SLO County will thrive for another 43 years. These are defining days, and it will be our honor to let the community know that you are our ally.