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San Luis Obispo Tribune

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Paso Robles composer created Olympics theme, ‘Deadpool Rap.' Now he has a local project

Once Paso Robles native Todd Andrew let go of his perfectionism, his music career took off. Now the composer is best known for the creation of NBC’s Tokyo Olympics theme song, the Honda Sports Desk Update on NBC and the “Deadpool Rap” — a song featured in the 2016 Marvel movie. But Andrew told The Tribune that these works don’t represent him — they are strictly his “functional” art, or what pay the bills. “You have to treat it like a job,” he said. “You wake up at the same time every day … you do your work … you clock out … you don’t make too much of a deal out of it.” But he’s also got a side gig that fuels his passion — and it’s one locals might recognize. Andrew’s art of ‘not thinking too much’ Andrew grew up in Paso Robles starting in the fifth grade. In high school, he said he wanted to be Eddie Van Halen. After graduating, he ventured to Los Angeles, where he discovered the world of television composing, which he liked because he could sit at his own house and not have to tour, he said. The composer returned to Paso

Paso Robles, CA · 21h

KSBY News

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Annual Garagiste Festival returns to Paso Robles

Community members had the opportunity to try hundreds of local wines at the Garagiste Festival. Dozens of Paso Robles winemakers participated in the grand tasting, pouring over 200 wines.

Paso Robles, CA · 6h

esterobaynews.com

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Cambria Artifacts Gallery to Close After Three Decades

Artifacts Gallery in Cambria will close its brick-and-mortar location on Jan. 3, 2027. Photo submitted. A retail space featuring both local talent and national artists in the commercial heart of Cambria will shutter its doors after more than three decades. Artifacts Gallery, located at 775 Main Street, known for a...

Cambria, CA · 2d
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Paso Robles Daily News

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Sensorio to hold ribbon cutting Nov. 17 for new downtown installation

Illuminated sculptures will connect Downtown City Park to Sensorio. – Sensorio will hold a ribbon cutting for its new downtown installation at Downtown City Park on Tuesday, Nov. 17, at 4:45 p.m. The installation will feature illuminated sculptures in the heart of downtown, connecting the park to Sensorio. It was...

Paso Robles, CA · 20h

pasoroblespress.com

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Cowboy Christmas auction to celebrate Templeton honorees, support local nonprofits

Dec. 3 gathering will recognize Niels and Bimmer Udsen and Templeton Floor Company while continuing a holiday giving tradition. Decorated Christmas trees will take center stage as neighbors gather to support local nonprofits and celebrate community service at the 2026 A Very Merry Cowboy Christmas Tree Auction. Presented by the Paso Robles & Templeton Chamber of Commerce, the event is scheduled for 6 to 9 p.m. Thursday, Dec. 3, at the American Legion Hall, 805 S. Main St. The evening will include food, live entertainment, community awards and an auction of trees donated and decorated by local businesses, organizations and residents. Proceeds will benefit designated local nonprofit organizations.

Templeton, CA · 16h

esterobaynews.com

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Living History Morro Bay Events for Veteran’s Day Remembrances

Erik Brun and Heidi Brodmarkle-Brun at home in Morro Bay. Photo submitted. Erik Brun is a local historian and veteran who grew up on the Central Coast. His wife, Heidi Brodmarkle-Brun, is a safety consultant and owner of the recently launched 805 Fearless, a self-defense training facility in Morro Bay. Heidi and Erik have a combined 60 years of United States Army service, both retiring as lieutenant colonels. Erik also believes it is his honor to have served in the California, Arizona and District of Columbia National Guards. Together they share their four, now, adult children – two sets of siblings adopted from Ukraine.

Morro Bay, CA · 2d

salinasvalleytribune.com

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Four Central Coast arts councils collaborate on regional exhibition

CENTRAL COAST — Four regional arts councils are collaborating on a four-county exhibition that will bring together artists from Monterey, Santa Cruz, San Benito and Santa Clara counties to explore the connections between land, culture, history and community. Titled “The Ground Beneath Us / La Tierra Bajo Nosotros,” the...

Monterey County, CA · 1d

FOX 5 San Diego

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What happened to California’s second death row at Folsom Prison?

(FOX40.COM) — Folsom State Prison was one of two California state prisons to house a death row and saw 93 men hang at its gallows over a 42-year period. The first cell block at Folsom was completed in 1878 and the first prisoners were transferred from San Quinten to Folsom in July 1880. Read more: […]

Folsom, CA · 2d

Fabulous California

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5 California Towns That Feel Like a Hallmark Movie

The best Hallmark movie towns in California are real, and they are ready for you this fall and winter. This guide covers five of them. The post 5 California Towns That Feel Like a Hallmark Movie appeared first on Fabulous California .

California · 2d

growingupsc.com

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Making His Mark on Santa Cruz

For over a decade, Santa Cruz native, artist, illustrator and graphic designer Shaun Logan—also known as Slogan—has been crafting vibrant murals in Santa Cruz’s most iconic spots, including the Santa Cruz Beach Boardwalk and the Catalyst Club. The 44-year-old local artist has found great success in the county, and his art can be seen in some of Santa Cruz’s most iconic spots.

Santa Cruz, CA · 1d

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Best of Santa Cruz County entertainment, arts & food events this weekend, Nov. 5-8

The Capitola Plein Air Festival runs through the weekend, with artists celebrating the unique beauty of the tiny coastal city with open-air painting. On Saturday morning, watch more than 40 accomplished artists paint outdoor scenes in a timed challenge, then vote for your favorite at the Capitola Plein Air Quick Paint. It starts at 9:45 a.m. – Lily Belli.

Santa Cruz County, CA · 2d

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California Family Filled a Store With Creations From More Than 100 Artists and Unusual Collectibles

A tiny beetle-themed shop sells real insect displays, bird skulls, and fine jewelry, all under one roof. It runs on the vision of one family. It also carries work from more than 100 independent artists. The inventory leans strange in the best way. Think taxidermy, wax seals, bug-themed cards, and...

Pasadena, CA · 1d

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California Bookstore Founded in 1894 Found a New Owner After a Two-Year Search to Save Its Legacy

Founded in 1894, a California bookstore survived more than a century of change before facing an uncertain future. In 2024, its longtime owner announced plans to sell, hoping to find someone who would preserve the independent business and its history. The search lasted two years before a new owner finally...

Pasadena, CA · 1d

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FUSD faces state-wide elimination of the CA COMPASS Program

For nearly a decade, the California Online Media Program for Access and Student Success (COMPASS) has provided CA students with free access to vetted online resources. On June 29, Gov. Gavin Newsom signed the CA 2026-27 budget, no longer allocating an annual $5.5 million to research databases provided by COMPASS, set to go into effect on July 1, 2027. Despite FUSD’s alternative database, Elton B. Stephens Company (EBSCO), the elimination of COMPASS threatens to reduce the variety of platforms students can access for research.

California · 2d

Lovely Garden Roots

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HGTV's Raised-Bed Winter Checklist Starts With Clearing Dead Plants and Sealing Wood Frames Before the First Hard Freeze

HGTV's raised-bed winter checklist starts with clearing spent plants before the first hard frost and sealing wood frames. Extension guides add mulch and cover crops.

North Carolina · 18h

stocktonia.org

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New book wrestles with University of California’s role in making college accessible

This story was originally published by EdSource. Journalist and author Miriam Pawel, known for her histories of Cesar Chavez, the United Farmworkers and the Brown political dynasty, turns to another California institution in her latest book: the University of California. Her book, “California Dreams: The Making and Remaking of the...

California · 14h

metrosiliconvalley.com

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Teen Suicide in San Jose

This is going to be the LAST HEAVY LEMON show of the year and it’s finna be a doozy! Hailing all the way from Baltimore, Teen Suicide will be gracing the stage of the local, legendary Jade Cathay with tour mate Plasmic. Joining them are Unforced Error and Christian Francisco. To kick it up a notch even further, Jade Cathay’s infamous dim sum will be served at the show, so no outside food or drinks. Also, there will be a killer, hand-embroidered flier to check out by SAOIRSE proving-once again-that AI art is unnecessary slop in a world of creatives.

San Jose, CA · 4d

Powder

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The Best Photos From Mammoth Mountain's 26/27 Opening Day

The party's getting started in California.

California · 2d

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Weekender: First Friday, Girls on Wheels, return of Ms. Blue

If you’re still recovering from the one-two punch of Halloween weekend and the annual end of daylight saving time, this weekend is about slowing down. First Friday comes back around this week, and it’s a great time to check out art across Santa Cruz County. The Santa Cruz Art League is throwing a First Friday Viewing Party: Luck of the Draw Exhibition and Fundraiser, with a raffle to win pieces from local artists. At the Tannery Arts Center, experience the Día de los Muertos Community Exhibit, where visitors are welcome to bring photos, marigolds and offerings to a public ofrenda.

Santa Cruz County, CA · 2d

freshmusicfreaks.com

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Grammy Museum Explores Latino Influence on Southern California Rave Culture With Bolo, DJ Irene, and Doc Martin

The Grammy Museum is bringing together influential figures from Southern California’s electronic music scene to explore the Latino communities, DJs, and dancers who helped shape the region’s rave culture. Featuring Bolo, DJ Irene, and Doc Martin, the discussion will be moderated by Richard Vission and examine the cultural legacy of the dancefloor, from underground party crews and club residencies to contemporary Latin house and festival stages.

Southern California, CA · 2d