North San Luis Obispo County has a wealth of different scenes. From the beach at Cambria to a covered bridge in Paso Robles and all the wine country in between, there is plenty of variety for those who want to explore on foot. I hope you will join me on a quick visual recap of my last few photo walks.
Don’t miss the creative hand-painted lamps on display until January 26 at Studios on the Park in Paso Robles. Here’s a preview. Come in person to see more.
Don’t miss the video collage I made of the 2012 Paso Robles Festival of the Arts. I’ve introduced it with the link, here.
This is the weekend (May 25-27) to celebrate the arts at The Annual Paso Robles Festival of the Arts. I went to the “Don’t Feed the Artists” discussion in the library conference room this afternoon, but the main events are still to come tomorrow at City Park, and they are free to attend. Don’t miss them. Bring the kids and they will be exposed to fun art activities in their own corner of the park.
Follow me pictorially through a busy day of activities in Templeton and Paso Robles while trying to lead a balanced life. From Farmers Market in Templeton to photographing the tail end of the Wine Festival in Paso Robles before moving on to art activities still going on in the vicinity of the park.
May in Paso Robles is full of exciting art exhibits and activities. There are currently at least two exhibits at Studios on the Park, and two celebrations Saturday night, May 5 within half a block of each other. If this weren’t enough, we have the Festival of the Arts to look forward to on May 25-27 — a three day event this year. Here’s a preview.
Here’s a sampling from two art events at Studios on the Park in Paso Robles you shouldn’t miss. You need to get in before April 29 to see “California Backroads and Kindred Spirits,” landscape paintings by Sheryl Knight and Linda Mutti, and also “Gardens,” with many media, in the Paso Robles Art Association Gallery.
Don’t miss Fabrications: Cutting Edge Fiber Arts, the exhibition that opened tonight at Studios on the Park in Paso Robles. I never knew quilts could be this beautiful. The exhibit lasts until April 1, 2012. I’m hoping this sample of what’s there will bring you in to see the rest.
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