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Tuesday, May 21, 2013 Volume: 14, Issue: 10
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Santa Maria Sun / Calendar EventsSeptember 14 - September 21Clubs and Meetings
DEBTORS ANONYMOUS
(6 p.m.) is a 12-step program for people whose debts or spending problems are causing troubles in their lives or the lives of others. It meets every Thursday (except holidays) at
Phone: 927-1018
St. Barnabus Episcopal Church Library Special Events
THE CENTRAL COAST LITERACY COUNCIL
September 15 (10 a.m.) presents its 20th annual Adult Spelling Bee on Sept. 15 at
Phone: 925-0951, Ext. 837
Santa Maria Elks Lodge Cost: $250 per team
THE SANTA MARIA VALLEY DISCOVERY MUSEUM
September 15 (3 p.m.) presents a "Peace Tree" event in celebration of Peace Week featuring a peaceful message making session, a peace parade down McClelland, and a hanging of the peaceful messages on the Peace Tree at the Santa Maria Natural History Museum on Sept. 15 at
kelly@smdiscoverymuseum.org
Santa Maria Valley Discovery Museum Concerts
THE CENTRAL CITY CHORDSMEN
September 15 (2 and 7 p.m.) present a "Disney and More" concert on Sept. 15 at
jeannieY@verizon.net
St. Andrew Methodist Church
IRATION
Worth The Drive September 15 (10:15 p.m.) performs a live concert of alternative music on Sept. 15 at
info@irationmusic.com
Alex Madonna Expo Center Cost: $25 Recreation
CALIFORNIA COASTAL CLEANUP DAY
September 15 (9 a.m. to noon) features clean up events at local beaches on Sept. 15 from
Phone: 544-1777 Santa Barbara and SLO Counties , CA Learning
AG FUTURES ALLIANCE
September 15 (7:30 a.m. to 2 p.m.) hosts a tour of area farms including Bailey Avnue, Lompoc Valley Seed and Milling, and Hibbits Ranch Co. on Sept. 15 from
eric@aginnovations.org
Motel 6 Cost: $30
SANTA BARBARA CONTEMPORARY ARTS FORUM
Worth The Drive September 15 (2 p.m.) presents "smART Salons: Community Centers and Associations: Forgotten Resources" Sept. 15 at
Santa Barbara Contemporary Arts Forum
Santa Barbara Contemporary Arts Forum Special Events
FIESTAS PATRIAS 3RD ANNUAL CAR SHOW
September 16 (11 a.m. to 4 p.m.) presented by the High Rollers Car Club and El Concilio De Lompoc features cars, stock, classics, lowriders, customs, hotrod, lowrider bikes, pedal cars, and more Sept. 16 from
fiestaspatriascarshow@gmail.com
Ryon Park Cost: $25 to register a car, $20 pre registration
Worth The Drive September 16 (1 to 4 p.m.) is a fundraiser featuring music, live/silent auctions, and hat contest on Sept. 16 from
Jeannie Miranda
San Luis Obispo Country Club Cost: $45 Concerts
THE WESTMONT ORCHESTRA
September 16 (9 to 10:20 a.m.) performs music for two worship services on Sept. 16 at
scraig@westmont.edu
Santa Ynez Presbyterian Church
UNITY FIVE CITIES
Worth The Drive September 16 (1:30 p.m.) presents an event on Sept. 16 featuring a potluck lunch, silent auction, and music by Jay Horn at noon, followed by a concert by Larisa Stow and Shakti Tribe at
info@spiritualcenterforcreativethought.com
The Victorian Cost: $20, $15 in advance Dance Lessons
MONDAY NIGHT LINE DANCING
Ongoing September 17 (7 to 9 p.m.) teaches modern, urban sophistication, swing syncopations, flowing waltz, nightclub rhythms, and some latin flavor. It's fun, great exercise, and it will free the dancer in you! No partner needed, perfect for singles. Beginners welcome on Mondays from
Vanessa Robertson
Moose Lodge Family Center Cost: $6 Spiritual
QUICK METHODS FOR HAPPINESS
September 17 (6:30pm - 7:30pm) teaches how to find real happiness created from within with American Buddhist monk Gen Kelsang Wangpo through Oct. 8 from
Admin Director
Luis Oasis Center Cost: $10 Learning
THE HISTORIC SANTA MARIA INN
September 21 (6 p.m.) and Byron winemaker Jonathan Nagy present an elite paring experience on Sept. 21 at
Phone: 928-7777
Historic Santa Maria Inn Cost: $125, $100 for Byron Wine Club members |
Arroyo Grande hates on charter-bashing bill
Flash in the barrel? - Central Coast craft brewing continues its roll, but the growing number of startups raises sustainability questions
Some whistled along as classic rock piped through the radio.
Towers of power - PG&E crews employ daredevil tactics in an Atascadero-SLO power line upgrade
Cougars and Mustangs
You've got male! And female! And ... - Students and staff hope to make Cal Poly a hub for gender discussions
Lawsuit forces Nipomo CSD's financial hand
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