Eos keeps the island vibes going on May 23 with live music by local band favorite - the Mighty Croon Dogs.

The winery will also have island inspired BBQ available for purchase - right off the grill - prepared by Stein's Catering & BBQ.

Get your Reggae groove on with our amazing wines, live music, and delicious food. What could be better?

The City of San Luis Obispo Public Works Department breaks ground for the Railroad Safety Bicycle and Pedestrian Trail "Missing Link" on May 19 at 3 p.m. on California Boulevard and Campus Way.

In celebration of the Paso Robles Wine Festival, Eos Estate Winery is going Reggae from May 21 to 23.

Think island flavors, smooth music, and excellent wine. All weekend long Eos will have wine specials, entertainment and great wine.

The community will gather to enjoy a fun, relaxing afternoon and the many tastes and flavors San Luis Obispo has to offer at this year's Flavor of SLO event on May 23. 

Attendees can step to the beat of live music with Bare Feet as well as Valerie Johnson & Al B. Blue. There will also be a silent auction with donations from dozens of local businesses.

One in three women in the U.S. will have a hysterectomy before she turns 60. While no woman wants to face surgery, today the vast majority of gynecologic conditions – from endometriosis to uterine fibroids, heavy menstrual bleeding to cancer – can now be treated effectively without a big incision.

With da Vinci® Surgery, a hysterectomy requires only a few small incisions, so you can get back to life faster – within days rather than the usual weeks required with traditional surgery. 

The San Luis Obispo Museum of Art, formerly the SLO Art Center, recognizes that film making is a visual art form and is delighted to present a series of outstanding documentary movies inspired by its current exhibitions.

Each film has been carefully selected to enhance your experience of the Art Center’s exhibits and to deepen your understanding of the work on display.

The current exhibit is Perfect Stranger: Robert Chapman. The show features magnificent abstract works by the San Miguel artist, which leads to the film, "Who Gets to Call it Art?" by Peter Rosen. The showtime is May 18 at 7 p.m. at the art museum, 1010 Broad Street. 

On Sunday, May 23 hundreds of community are expected to gather to celebrate one of this area’s most generous citizens, Diane Blakeslee Brocato.

Brocato has supported the growth of the San Luis Obispo Museum of Art since its early days as an Art Association in the 1960s. All the arts organizations in the county owe much of their success to her philanthropic spirit.

San Luis Obispo Museum of Art, formerly the SLO Art Center, hosts a special lecture on contemporary abstract painting on Sunday afternoon.

The presenter, Daniel Dove, an assistant professor and area coordinator of studio art at Cal Poly University, is a fine artist in his own right. Dove graduated with an MFA in painting from Yale University and his work appears in public collections in Malibu, Ohio, and Germany.