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By the Sea Productions presents ‘Church & State’
Production runs one weekend only, May 27-29 – By the Sea Productions, Morro Bay’s live theater company, is presenting “Church & State” by Jason Odell Williams, Full Article
Swing band coming to the Clark Center this month
Band will play a modern take on swing music – Lizzy and the Triggermen are coming to the Clark Center in Arroyo Grande on Friday, Full Article
‘Cookie Adventure’ coming to the Charles Paddock Zoo on Mother’s Day
Event is a relaxing and enjoyable treat for Mother’s Day, included in the cost of regular zoo admission – Celebrate with mom on her special Full Article
Los Lobos to headline Live Oak Music Festival
More than 30 other musical acts performing over the weekend – Live Oak Music Festival announced this week that Los Lobos, the Grammy Award-winning band Full Article
New spring concert series coming to downtown Atascadero
Spring concerts kick off April 2 – The City of Atascadero will kick off the new 2022 Spring Concert Series, to be held in Sunken Full Article
Live Oak Music Festival returns after COVID-19 hiatus
Tickets on sale now for the June event – Live Oak Music Festival is returning to El Chorro Regional Park for the first time since Full Article
Los Angeles band Balto to perform at The Siren
Show coming to The Siren in Morro Bay April 8 – Two years to the day after their final pre-pandemic tour date, Los Angeles Rock Full Article
Comedian Jim Gaffigan coming to Vina Robles
Fan presale tickets for Vina Robles begins March 16 – Comedian Jim Gaffigan announced today 19 additional dates for “The Fun Tour,” including a performance Full Article
At Her Table Street Festival happening on Entrada this Sunday
There will be over 35 local, women-owned food and beverage vendors plus live music – With the support of the City of Atascadero, Visit Atascadero, Full Article
LakeFest seeking sponsors, vendors, cardboard boat teams
The LakeFest is free and family-friendly – The fifth annual LakeFest is set to happen on Saturday, May 21, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., Full Article