Get your glad rags on, and get ready to hit the town with some keen knowledge. New Times’ readers let us know exactly who and what they carry a torch for in this year’s annual Best Of SLO County readers poll. So like a swanky gin mill overflow... [ Read ]
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Your inspiration and itinerary for a SLO County summer!
On the cover: Music inspires art at Three-Part Harmony, an exhibit of paintings and sculpture from artists Colleen Gnos, Larry Le Brane, and Michael Reddel (work pictured here) at Studios on th...
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Hundreds of writers put their stories on the line for New Times' 29th annual 55 Fiction contest. Like the surf that pounds the sand, judges—Proofreader Andrea Rooks, New Times Staff Writer Chris McGuinness, and Sun Staff Writer Brenna Swanston—c... [ Read ]
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Your six-month guide to all things artsy on the Central Coast. [ Read ]
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Perfect weddings are about memories, love, and planning
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Your seasonal guide to arts and entertainment on the Central Coast. [ Read ]
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A photograph can capture a moment in a way that words simply can’t. And the way in which that point in time is portrayed has everything to do with the person behind the camera. Each photographer’s unique view of the world—the way they think, ho...
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I’m not sure anyone would accuse SLO County of having diversity. And for some Cal Poly students and staff and faculty members, it’s something the university needs to take a long hard look at creating. It’s about inclusion, campus culture, and...
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Your 6-month guide to music, stage, art and events happening in SLO County! [ Read ]
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New Times’ readers shredded it in this year’s annual Best Of SLO County readers poll. They told us who their faves were and we put them together in this outrageously massive issue for you to enjoy. And to make things just a skosh sweeter, it's... [ Read ]
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Your six month guide to all things arty on California's Central Coast. Music, film, gallery, performance, and more for March 17 through September 18, 2016. [ Read ]
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Wielding a camera—whether digital or film—is all about capturing light. The rays of sun as it sets. The pops of brightness that midday brings. The soft glow of a cloudy day.
For 20 years, the New Times Media Group has invited local photograph...
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Your complete guide to San Luis Obispo's concerts, theater, gallery shows, and more.
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As you flip through our annual Student Guide issue and read about why consensual sex is important, SLO’s big no-nos, how you can keep student debt to a hill rather than a mountain, HotHouse and the help it gives to student entrepreneurs with bright... [ Read ]
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This year we kept it simple, just like submitters kept it brief, and New Times staff members from different departments wrangled through the stacks of words that made up the last year’s worth of 55 Fiction entries. They corralled the chosen ones...
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The acts are lining up for the California Mid-State Fair, which can only mean two things. You better get your dancing shoes on, and thank goodness it’s finally summer. That action-packed, boot-stomping, cattle-showing, country music-crooning, Wrang... [ Read ]
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What do you think spring would be if it were a flavor? Something light and bubbly, perhaps? Or earthy and complex? It could be as bright and bold as a field of wildflowers, or as subtle as a hint of clouds in an otherwise clear sky. You can find a... [ Read ]
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If autumn is the season of decay, spring is the season of bounty. Everything is in abundance—flowers, sunshine, Peeps, the sugar crashes you get after you eat too many Peeps. But most of all, this era of plenty applies to the arts. Here in SLO Coun...
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What would the holidays be without food? Repetitive political arguments with distant relatives? A six-hour drive through holiday traffic to get to Grandma’s house? A three-hour wrapping marathon capped off by too much spiked eggnog and weird dre...
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Winning Images began at New Times in 1994, and the contest has been inviting local photographers to participate for 19 years now. It eventually expanded to include our sister paper, the Sun—and this batch of images should remind everyone involve... [ Read ]
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How much can you really say in 55 words? Maybe you could recite a knock, knock joke or two—but that’s not original content, and if you’re going to say something, at least say something fresh and unexpected. Is 55 words enough space to create ch... [ Read ]
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Breathe in a sweet draft of summer air with the New Times’ annual Summer Guide!
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Foe. Rival. Nemesis. Enemy. Call them what you will, but we’ve all got them, to one extent or another. It might be the guy at work who always steals your lunch, the detective who rats you out to Scotland Yard, the jock who mocks you for playing ... [ Read ]
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We’ve got a delicious idea: Flip open this spring edition of Menus and choose a restaurant. A winery. A market. Then make a point of dropping by that establishment in the next week. You might be revisiting an old favorite, or you could be ventur...
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While Art lounges in a fainting couch, twirling its monocle and sucking down a dry martini, Craft bumbles its way through Applebee’s wearing culottes and a fanny pack. Art only watches documentaries and foreign films. Craft is a big Will Ferrell fa... [ Read ]
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Whether you want your wedding to roll out a red carpet, save some green, or turn ivory tradition upside-down, make sure it’s a colorful one.
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Away in the basement, Narrated by The Shredder
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Merry Christmas, you're dead, Narrated by Maeva Considine
Why we eat turkey and ham for the holidays, Narrated Ana Korgan
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Each year, hundreds of writers from around the Central Coast, state, country, and beyond roll up their sleeves and start writing. They click on keyboards. They scratch pens on paper. They hammer away at typewriters.
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Each year, hundreds of writers from around the Central Coast, state, country, and beyond roll up their sleeves and start writing. They click on keyboards. They scratch pens on paper. They hammer away at typewriters.
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Check out the Spring/Summer edition of MENUS.
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Check out this year's Spring Arts 2011 issue. [ Read ]
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Check out this year's issue of Brides.
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Click the above image to check out this year's Summer Guide.
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Click to view this year's Spring Arts Annual
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Click to check out this year's BRIDES issue. [ Read ]
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That’s the word of the day. It means something to savor, knowing that area chefs are taking the bounty of the Central Coast and transforming it into delicious feasts for the senses. New Times is proud to provide a guide to the tastes of the restaur...
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Click to check out our Student Guide 2009 virtual publication
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Click here to view the Meet Your Merchants 2009 Virtual Publication
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Huge fluffy beach towels. The intoxicating scent of sunscreen. Drinks with a mandatory umbrella at 4 o’clock, the Pacific Ocean a few steps away.
Sand everywhere.
Summer is officially here. Well, it will be on June 21 and that is where New T... [ Read ]
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Click to view our Best of SLO County 2009 Virtual Publication
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It’s about the ambience, the conversation. The murmur of other diners. The clink of forks and knives. The sound a cork makes as it slides out of a bottle of wine. Music. It’s about the comfort of tasting a favorite dish, or the excitement over di... [ Read ]
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New Times’ Spring Arts issue this year is a two-part affair, with each segment exploring the relationship between contemporary society and words. This relationship changes with each generation but is of particular interest as fewer and fewer A...
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Click to view our new Holiday Guide Virtual Publication
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