SLO Rep’s young performers of ACT take on the challenge of “The Scottish Play” and bring this classic story to life.

Returning home from battle, the victorious Macbeth meets three witches on the heath. Driven by their disturbing prophecies, he sets out on the path to murder. This script was originally developed for the Seattle Children’s Theatre Summer Season, an acclaimed program in which student actors and theatre professionals come together to produce polished plays. This edited version of MacBeth has been specifically written for students in grades 4 through 12.

Show Times
January 10 – January 19, 2020
Wed-Sat @ 7 pm
Sat & Sun @ 2 pm

Join us every Friday and Saturday evening from 7:00 – 10:00 pm at Charlie’s place for fantastic FREE live music, great food, drinks, and good times! Just in time for the winter, we’ve got you covered for your weekend fun. This is open to all ages and there’s no cover charge.

Season Lineup:
12/13 Fri • Dante Marsh
12/14 Sat • Gipsy All-Stars
12/20 Fri • Blues Asylum
12/21 Sat • Robi Duganne & Narrow Bridge Band
12/27 Fri • TBA
12/28 Sat • Sweet T’s One Man Caravan (U2’s Terry Lawless!)
1/3 Fri • Soleffect
1/4 Sat • Sound Investment
1/10 Fri • Rockin’ B’s Band
1/11 Sat • Louie Ortega
1/17 Fri • Bear Market Riot
1/18 Sat • Jill Knight
1/24 Fri • Montgomery Windsong
1/25 Sat • Back Bay Betty
1/31 Fri • Shane Stoneman Band
2/1 Sat • Mark Adams Band
2/7 Fri • Disco Nebula
2/8 Sat • The Bogeys
2/14 Fri • Dave Becker Trio
2/15 Sat • Twice Cooked Trio
2/21 Fri • Joy Bonner Band
2/22 Sat • Dulcie Taylor
2/28 Fri • Cliffnotes
2/29 Sat • Erin & the Earthquakes
3/6 Fri • Scratch
3/7 Sat • Mother Corn Shuckers Trio
3/13 Fri • Miss Leo
3/14 Sat • True Zion
3/20 Fri • Bob Santa Cruz Band
3/21 Sat • Wood
3/27 Fri • Joy Polloi
3/28 Sat • Carbon City Lights
4/3 Fri • Surfeza
4/4 Sat • Erin Inglish
4/10 Fri • TBA
4/11 Sat • Zen Mountain Poets
4/17 Fri • Ron McCarley Jazz Quartet
4/18 Sat • 33RPM
4/24 Fri • TBA
4/25 Sat • Back Pages Band

Join us for a celebration of the 50th anniversary of the Cal Poly Orchesis Dance Company’s first performance! This year’s company has prepared a collection of previous concert titles and artwork, featuring genres of ballet, modern jazz, and contemporary from the past half-century’s shows.

Showtimes:

• January 17, 2020 at 8:00 p.m.
• January 18, 2020 at 2:00 p.m. ant 8:00 p.m.
• January 23-25, 2020 at 8:00 p.m.

Lobby Doors Open 30 mins prior to curtain.
Will Call Opens at 12:00 pm

Duration:
2 Acts: 50 mins each
15 min intermission

Ticket Prices:
Adult: $20
Student & Senior: $12

Ages 5 & Up

In response to the devastating fires this season, SLO Brew Rock is donating 25% of all food and beverage sales for the weekend of January 18-19 to the American Red Cross, supporting Disaster Recovery & Relief during the Makeshift Makers Market.

Join the community for a good cause as you enjoy artisan goods from over 20 local vendors, live music, interactive workshops, raffles and donations, all to aid Australia brushfire survivors. Over $2,500 worth of raffle prizes will be provided to encourage disaster recovery, not to mention specialty prints from designer Amy McKay.

Saturday: Dante Marsh + Josh & Nick (Proxima Parada) 12-5 p.m.
Sunday: Bear Market Riot + Noach Tangeras Band 12-5 p.m. + Pacific Range Benefit Concert 6-9 p.m.

All ages welcome. Big change starts local.

Join Luna Red in the late-night lounge for craft cocktails, live music and full menu until midnight!

Over time laced with an array of musical influences and experiences, Arthur Watership has cultivated a unique sound and style that is often compared to Kate Bush, Tori Amos and Scout Niblet. Arthur Watership is the name given to the spirit that comes from the passion in performance; the ghost at the helm of life’s journey. Arthur Watership songs are centered around a love of nature and a longing to return to it, and the human mishaps that bring us back. The band is built of a small and sturdy crew of musicians on a variety of instruments ranging from pedal steel to the rare Viola da Gamba.

Head to the Harold Miossi Hall at the SLO Performing Arts Center for the inspiring true story of Carol King’s rise to stardom as one of the most successful solo acts in pop music history. We hope you’ll join us and experience the beloved, Grammy and Tony Award-winning songs by Gerry Goffin/Carole King and Barry Mann/Cynthia Weil on either of the following showtimes.

Showtimes:

• Wednesday, January 22 at 7:00 p.m.
• Thursday, January 23 at 7:00 p.m.

Prelude Dinners featuring a Farm to Table Menue will take place at 5:30 p.m. before both shows.

Lobby Doors Open 1 hour prior to curtain.
Will Call Opens at 12:00 pm

Duration:
Act 1: 65 mins
20 min intermission
Act 2: 60 mins

Ticket Prices:
Adult: $69-104
No student, faculty, staff discounts
*prices subject to change

Ages 5 & Up

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]

Join us every Friday and Saturday evening from 7:00 – 10:00 pm at Charlie’s place for fantastic FREE live music, great food, drinks, and good times! Just in time for the winter, we’ve got you covered for your weekend fun. This is open to all ages and there’s no cover charge.

Season Lineup:
12/13 Fri • Dante Marsh
12/14 Sat • Gipsy All-Stars
12/20 Fri • Blues Asylum
12/21 Sat • Robi Duganne & Narrow Bridge Band
12/27 Fri • TBA
12/28 Sat • Sweet T’s One Man Caravan (U2’s Terry Lawless!)
1/3 Fri • Soleffect
1/4 Sat • Sound Investment
1/10 Fri • Rockin’ B’s Band
1/11 Sat • Louie Ortega
1/17 Fri • Bear Market Riot
1/18 Sat • Jill Knight
1/24 Fri • Montgomery Windsong
1/25 Sat • Back Bay Betty
1/31 Fri • Shane Stoneman Band
2/1 Sat • Mark Adams Band
2/7 Fri • Disco Nebula
2/8 Sat • The Bogeys
2/14 Fri • Dave Becker Trio
2/15 Sat • Twice Cooked Trio
2/21 Fri • Joy Bonner Band
2/22 Sat • Dulcie Taylor
2/28 Fri • Cliffnotes
2/29 Sat • Erin & the Earthquakes
3/6 Fri • Scratch
3/7 Sat • Mother Corn Shuckers Trio
3/13 Fri • Miss Leo
3/14 Sat • True Zion
3/20 Fri • Bob Santa Cruz Band
3/21 Sat • Wood
3/27 Fri • Joy Polloi
3/28 Sat • Carbon City Lights
4/3 Fri • Surfeza
4/4 Sat • Erin Inglish
4/10 Fri • TBA
4/11 Sat • Zen Mountain Poets
4/17 Fri • Ron McCarley Jazz Quartet
4/18 Sat • 33RPM
4/24 Fri • TBA
4/25 Sat • Back Pages Band

At a dinner party in the wilds of New Jersey, a woman and her husband talk with a fellow married couple about a younger acquaintance—a polyamorous woman who also hunts her own meat. Fascinated, they invite this mysterious woman and her two live-in boyfriends to a New Year’s Eve party which alters the course of their lives.

How To Transcend A Happy Marriage explores the boundaries of monogamy and the limits of friendship. This new work asks what happens when parents let their wild sides come out of hibernation.

Written by Sarah Ruhl
Ubu’s Other Shoe Artistic Direction by Michael Siebrass

Show Times
January 24 – January 25, 2020
Friday @ 7 pm
Saturday @ 2 pm & 7 pm

The west’s best Jerry Garcia Band tribute experience, Jerry’s Middle Finger will be performing and celebrating the music of JGB with unbridled energy and passion at SLO Brew Rock on Friday, January 24th!

With some of the strongest and most seasoned players and vocalists in California’s jam band community on their roster, they have been playing consistently to large audiences all over the west coast, packing venues and getting rave reviews.

Lead vocalist and guitarist Garrett Deloian has toured the world on the blues circuit, but in JMF he is allowed to truly shine and explore his passion and lifelong love for the work of Jerry Garcia. His guitar tone has been hailed by many of his musical peers, along with Jerry fans around the country, as one of the best “Jerry tones” out there. The energy Garrett brings to the stage is truly unique in the post-Jerry scene.

JMF’s rhythm section, with original JMF drummer/founder Rodney Newman and bassist Burt Lewis (of Stu Allen & Mars Hotel), consistently locks in on the dynamic explorative grooves, dipping and elevating the music delivering magic at every turn. The foundation they set for the songs, tapping into their mastery of Jerry’s songbook, pulls audiences onto their feet, energizing them to get up and move.

JMF has two outstanding powerhouse vocalists- Halina Janusz (of Mother Jones and Sugar Mountain) and Lisa Malsberger (of Grampa’s Grass and The Rumrunners). Their smooth, rich vocal tones and soaring, stellar harmonies place JMF in a category all their own.

Jon Gold (Cryptical Development, Remnants of Eden, Oingo Boingo) rounds things out with some of the sweetest, funkiest, piano and “take me ta church!” organ solos you’ll ever hear.

Together, this JMF line-up has been thrilling audiences all over the west coast with their authentic and passionate tribute to the fantastic music of the Jerry Garcia Band, keeping alive a concert experience that fans hope will last forever.

Line up:
Garrett Deloian – lead guitar and vocals
Halina Janusz – vocals
Lisa Malsberger – vocals
Jon Gold – keys and organ
Burt Lewis – bass guitar
Rodney Newman – drum kit

Join Luna Red in their late-night lounge for specialty craft cocktails and full dinner menu. Catch your favorite musicians perform every Thursday, Friday & Saturday!

2019 Was a very exciting year for Lauren Hall.

Along with releasing her debut single, Rainy Day in the City in June 2019, she capped off this year by auditioning and being chosen to be a part of Team Kelly Clarkson on America’s #1 television singing competition, NBC’s The Voice!

Her stylings are a mix between Adele and Alicia Keys, with a classic twist. Come in to Luna Red and enjoy with a classic cocktail and our full menu until midnight!

Happy Lunar New Year – The Year of the Rat! The first day begins on January 25th, 2020. Celebrate with Oki Momo.

The Cal Poly Lion Dance Team (Cal Poly Ldt) will be performing at noon to bring us good fortune in the New Year.

On January 25th for the whole day, customers will receive a good fortune red envelope while supplies last. Hidden in some of the envelopes are $50 and $10 gift certificates. Kids will get their own special red envelope treat.

Also on January 25th, 20% of all sales for the day will be donated to the Cal Poly Asian Pacific Islander Faculty & Staff Association and their scholarship program. The scholarship’s aim is to support students with financial need and who have made significant contributions to Asian and Pacific Islander communities.

We hope to see you there!
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More about Lunar New Year

Often called “Chinese New Year” in English, the more encompassing term is “Lunar New Year”, as many other Asian countries celebrate it including Korea, Malaysia, Thailand, Taiwan, and Vietnam.

While Asians celebrate the Lunar New Year in different ways, all celebrations have one common feature: family reunions. Many go back home to spend time with family, even if they live far away.

Other customs in China include thoroughly cleaning the house, buying new clothes, and eating foods that represent good fortune (such as dumplings, oranges and long noodles). Families paste red scrolls with good luck words such as “peaceful” and “safe” around their houses. Elders give children lucky red envelopes with money inside.

During the new year’s festivities, lion dancers perform with drums in front of businesses to scare off the evil spirits and to bring good luck to everyone. In addition, firecrackers are set off and a dragon dance is performed to bring good fortune for the new year.

For more information:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lunar_New_Year
http://www.china-family-adventure.com/chinese-new-year.html

Join Luna Red in the late night lounge for speciality craft cocktails and full dinner menu. Catch your favorite musicians perform every Thursday, Friday & Saturday!

A SLO native and co-founder of Soul Dust Productions, Jason Perez is a music enthusiast and avid music collector that has been making mixes, DJing, and producing off and on since the early 90s. He has been a part of many DJ/music crews and has DJ’d all over California and surrounding states. Continuing to a mass his giant record collection, he has been a mostly exclusive vinyl DJ since ‘12, but has been slowly getting back into digital DJing. Check out his unique vibe along with a craft cocktail and our full dinner menu until midnight!

The California Cybersecurity Institute at Cal Poly is hosting a Human Trafficking Summit. The event is open to the public and professionals, and will have trainings for a myriad of groups (law enforcement, non-profits, advocacy groups, tech professionals, general public).

The Summit will be located at the Multi-Activity Center at Cal Poly beginning on January 26th through January 28th.

The CCI is a robust, multi-agency effort to protect California from future cyber threats through training and research for government, academia, military, law enforcement, first responders and private entities. Our partners are the California National Guard and Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo.

In celebration of Beethoven’s 250th birthday, Grammy-winning American pianist and teacher at the Julliard School of Music, Emanuel Ax, is headed to the Performing Arts Center’s Harold Miossi Hall in San Luis Obispo.  Join us for this wonderful classical ensemble on Tuesday, January 28, 2020.

Head to the show at 6:30 p.m. for a 30-minute pre-show lecture, presented by Emma Levine from the Miossi Hall Stage.

Additionally, there will be a Prelude Dinner for this show, held at 6:00 p.m.

Lobby Doors Open 1 hour prior to curtain.
Will Call Opens at 12:00 pm

Duration:
2 Sets: 40 mins each
20 min intermission

Ticket Prices:
Adult: $45-90
Student, Faculty, Staff: $36-72
*prices subject to change

Ages 5 & Up

Need a good laugh? We’ve got you covered.

A Wednesday night stacked with craft brews, good eats and San Luis Obispo’s hottest standups is hard to beat. Come January 29th we’re pulling out all the stops to supply a necessary dose of local comedy with the very special guest Matt Champagne at the SLO Brew Rock Event Center.

From sarcastic one-liners to well-placed puns… Dead-on impressions of New York City pimps and nine-year-old spelling bee contestants… Perplexing game show concepts… Matt Champagne’s frantic energy and clever comic mind combine witty wordplay with unabashed goofiness. You’ll laugh against your will.

You’ve seen ’em, you’ve loved ’em – look forward to acts from Stormy Silva, Nick Malizia, Sean Reilly, Arielle Ellis, Ernest Romero, John Pranjic, hosted by Aidan Candelario.

Doors @ 7PM – Ages 18

$2 Admission at The Door (cash, Venmo, card, quarters… it all works to support SLO’s brightest, finest, sharpest performers!)

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]

Join Luna Red in the Late Night lounge for craft cocktails, dinner & good vibes – perfect for after the Downtown SLO Farmers’ Market.

Gypsy All Stars are a Central Coast based band of jazz musicians that play the music of Django Reinhardt, the famous Belgian-born French guitarists and composer. Their unique brand of Gypsy Jazz is inspired by Stephane Grappelli, Bireli Lagrene, Angelo Debarre, and Tchavolo Schmitt and is devoted to preserving and cultivating the Gipsy Jazz style everywhere and anywhere they play, especially here on the Central Coast of California. Bring your swing steps and enjoy!

Join us every Friday and Saturday evening from 7:00 – 10:00 pm at Charlie’s place for fantastic FREE live music, great food, drinks, and good times! Just in time for the winter, we’ve got you covered for your weekend fun. This is open to all ages and there’s no cover charge.

Season Lineup:
12/13 Fri • Dante Marsh
12/14 Sat • Gipsy All-Stars
12/20 Fri • Blues Asylum
12/21 Sat • Robi Duganne & Narrow Bridge Band
12/27 Fri • TBA
12/28 Sat • Sweet T’s One Man Caravan (U2’s Terry Lawless!)
1/3 Fri • Soleffect
1/4 Sat • Sound Investment
1/10 Fri • Rockin’ B’s Band
1/11 Sat • Louie Ortega
1/17 Fri • Bear Market Riot
1/18 Sat • Jill Knight
1/24 Fri • Montgomery Windsong
1/25 Sat • Back Bay Betty
1/31 Fri • Shane Stoneman Band
2/1 Sat • Mark Adams Band
2/7 Fri • Disco Nebula
2/8 Sat • The Bogeys
2/14 Fri • Dave Becker Trio
2/15 Sat • Twice Cooked Trio
2/21 Fri • Joy Bonner Band
2/22 Sat • Dulcie Taylor
2/28 Fri • Cliffnotes
2/29 Sat • Erin & the Earthquakes
3/6 Fri • Scratch
3/7 Sat • Mother Corn Shuckers Trio
3/13 Fri • Miss Leo
3/14 Sat • True Zion
3/20 Fri • Bob Santa Cruz Band
3/21 Sat • Wood
3/27 Fri • Joy Polloi
3/28 Sat • Carbon City Lights
4/3 Fri • Surfeza
4/4 Sat • Erin Inglish
4/10 Fri • TBA
4/11 Sat • Zen Mountain Poets
4/17 Fri • Ron McCarley Jazz Quartet
4/18 Sat • 33RPM
4/24 Fri • TBA
4/25 Sat • Back Pages Band