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Wednesday, January 28, 2015 Volume: 15, Issue: 46
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Santa Maria Sun / Hot Stuff
PHOTO COURTESY OF THE CHUMASH CASINO RESORT Bringing the bandaThirteen is not always an unlucky number, just ask the members of Banda Machos, whose collected number makes 13. The Latin Grammy-nominated ensemble will be sharing their big sound at the Chumash Casino Resort for listeners and dancers alike. Well known for their blend of Banda, Quebradita, and Ranchera music, Banda Machos will play songs from their discography of more than 20 albums at the casino on Jan. 29 at 8 p.m. More info: chumashcasino.com. 
PHOTO COURTESY OF TONY STROMBERG Galloping spiritThe Wildling Museum in Solvang teamed up with the Return to Freedom wild horse sanctuary in Lompoc for the exhibit Wild Spirit: Horses in Art showing through June 1. The exhibit highlights the skills of many contemporary and historical artists, all of whom found inspiration in the image and spirit of wild horses. Complete with sculpture, photography, 
PHOTO COURTESY OF THE LOMPOC CONCERT ASSOCIATION It takes twoThe Lompoc Concert Association is welcoming guest musicians Kaori Fujii and Eric Cecil, who play flute and guitar respectively, for a live performance on Jan. 30 at 7:30 p.m. in Lompoc. The New York-based husband-and-wife duo are celebrated and honored as soloists in the classical tradition, but it’s when the two collaborate that classical music comes to life side-by-side with more contemporary sounds. The duo will perform pieces from as early as the Baroque era and more contemporary forms like the Bossa Nova during the concert at the First United Methodist Church, 925 North F St., Lompoc. Cost is $25, $5 for students. More info: 737-1809 or lompocconcert.org. |
Arroyo Grande City Council set to debate severance for Steve Adams
Paso Robles City Council votes to reconsider cardroom rezoning
As Grover Beach's mayor critiques stagnation, the city progresses with streets
Cambria flips the on switch for Emergency Water Supply Project
Peaks that pique: A guide to hiking and exploring SLO County's Nine Sisters
Cal Poly robbery case progresses, but charges are reduced for two defendants
The born identity: Why it's so important for transgender people to change their documents, and how it's now easier to do so
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