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SUMMARY:Melodrama presents Baskerville - A Sherlock Holmes Mystery
DESCRIPTION:Get your deerstalker cap on — the play’s afoot! Comedic genius Ken Ludwig (Lend Me a Tenor\, Moon Over Buffalo) transforms the classic The Hound of the Baskervilles into a murderously funny adventure featuring 5 actors playing dozens of roles. The male heirs of the Baskerville line are being dispatched one by one. To find their killer\, Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson must brave the desolate moors before a family curse dooms its newest heir. Does a wild hellhound prowl the moors of Devonshire? Can our heroes discover the truth in time? Join the fun and see how far from elementary the truth can be.
URL:https://slochamber.org/event/melodrama-presents-baskerville-a-sherlock-holmes-mystery-8/
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SUMMARY:San Luis Obispo Museum of Art Presents: the Painters Group: Jewelbox
DESCRIPTION:In the McMEEN Gallery
URL:https://slochamber.org/event/san-luis-obispo-museum-of-art-presents-the-painters-group-jewelbox/
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SUMMARY:Frameworks Presents: Ken Christensen\, Local Color
DESCRIPTION:Local Scenes in Living Color
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SUMMARY:Mommies and Guppies
DESCRIPTION:Join us for kids* activities\, crafts and storytime\, hands-on interactions with tide pool animals\, and aquarium exploration. Each month features a new educational topic\, such as colors\, shapes\, numbers and more!\n*Suitable for kids aged 5 and younger\nThis fun and educational program meets when the Aquarium is closed and is sure to be a swimming time!\n$6 at the door\n15% CCA Member Discount
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SUMMARY:Cuesta College's new Measure L-funded SLO Campus Instructional Building ribbon cutting ceremony
DESCRIPTION:Cuesta College is celebrating its new Measure L-funded San Luis Obispo Campus Instructional Building with a ribbon-cutting ceremony on February 5 and is encouraging the community\, faculty\, staff\, and students to take part. This is the first Measure-L funded facility to open at Cuesta College.  \nThe District will host the ceremony from 4:30 p.m. – 6:30 p.m. Attendees will have the opportunity to tour the building and enjoy refreshments outside. Complimentary parking will be available in lot 5. Those planning to attend are encouraged to RSVP to the Cuesta College Foundation Office by February 1 via calling (805) 5463279 or by registering online.  \n“This ribbon-cutting ceremony represents the culmination of several years of planning and hard work involving many departments and individuals\, and also is one example of keeping our promise to the residents of San Luis Obispo County to ensure their local tax dollars went to improving their community college\,” said Cuesta College Superintendent/President Dr. Gil Stork. “We are excited to showcase this new\, state-of-the-art facility with the public\, and invite everyone to join us as we celebrate this major enhancement of the San Luis Obispo Campus.”  \nThe 32\,000 square foot\, two-story structure houses eight high-capacity\, multi-discipline classrooms on the ground level\, capable of serving up to 45 students each. It also contains one forum-sized classroom\, capable of serving 90 students. The second floor is comprised of more than 40 offices\, staff lounges and meeting rooms. The new structure sits in the southwest corner of the campus\, and houses programs previously operated in modular structures. Construction officially began in early April of 2016. The project was completed on time (Fall 2017) and on budget ($20M).  \nPassed in November of 2016 by the voters of San Luis Obispo County\, Measure L is a general obligation bond in the amount of $275M. For more information on current and future Measure L projects\, visit www.cuestacollegebond.info
URL:https://slochamber.org/event/cuesta-colleges-new-measure-l-funded-slo-campus-instructional-building-ribbon-cutting-ceremony/
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SUMMARY:Cal Poly Architecture Faculty Member Receives Humanitarian Award
DESCRIPTION:A Cal Poly faculty member and architect has been recognized for making significant humanitarian contributions to society by the American Institute of Architects\, California Council. \nAndrew Goodwin\, who teaches architecture in the College of Architecture and Environmental Design (CAED) and owns the San Luis Obispo-based design consultancy firm Andrew Goodwin Designs\, was named a 2017 recipient of the Norma Sklarek Award.  \nGoodwin will be honored Feb. 5 at Cal Poly by Paul Welch\, executive vice president of the American Institute of Architects\, California Council. The event\, which is open to the public\, will be held at 6 p.m. in the KTGY Gallery in Engineering West (No. 21)\, Room 105. \nThe AIACC Board of Directors confers the award on an architect in recognition of his or her social responsibility. The program was started in 2014 in honor of the late Norma Sklarek\, who in 1954 became the first African American woman to earn an architecture license. \nThrough his pro-bono work\, his firm and his contributions to curriculum\, Goodwin continues to be an advocate for awareness and social change\, the organization stated in announcing the award. \n“I am humbled by the company that I keep with the other award winners and the award’s namesake herself\,” Goodwin said. “Over the past 10 years I have seen a lot of ups and downs in the economy\, my businesses and my personal life. It means a lot to have someone recognize the work I do\, when sometimes it is hard to see through the weeds as you are standing in them.” \nGoodwin started participating about 10 years ago in architectural competitions for housing the homeless in the skid row area of Los Angeles through the use of innovative building systems such as shipping containers.  \nFor the past few years\, he’s collaborated with the Skid Row Housing Trust as part of the third-year architectural studio that he teaches at Cal Poly. The Skid Row Housing Trust\, a nonprofit that provides permanent supportive housing for homeless individuals\, was also honored with the Norma Sklarek Award for collaborating within the architecture profession to directly affect the betterment of society. \nIn the design studio\, Goodwin tasks third-year students to envision a supportive housing project for the community in Skid Row\, with the Skid Row Housing Trust\, the Downtown Women’s Center in Los Angeles\, or Transitions – Mental Health Association in San Luis Obispo\, as his students’ client and point of contact for their work. \n“The amount of exposure my students have to the profession and the greater issues in our society after they participate in my studio is important to me\,” Goodwin said\, “because I don’t want to train architects but rather decent and caring adults. In my opinion\, this is one of the best attributes you can have as an emerging professional in our industry to ensure longevity and flexibility.” \nGoodwin earned his bachelor’s degree in architecture from Cal Poly in 2008 ahnd has taught at the university since 2014. Previously\, he co-founded and served as principal architect for ConsciousBuild Inc.\, a design\, build and development firm with its roots in sustainability and design activism. He later created RED Studio Foundation\, which provided socially responsible design services for nonprofits. In 2013\, it became part of the nonprofit design organization Journeyman International (JI).  \n“Andrew is an inspiring role model for the next generation of architects\,” CAED Dean Christine Theodoropoulos said. “He teaches students the value of design as a fusion of human caring and craft\, and opens doors for them to make a meaningful difference for the communities they serve.” \nAs part of JI\, Goodwin was the lead designer and architect for a community center in the Sunzu Yacu village in Rwanda\, which has helped to educate and provide a community space for hundreds of women and children in the northern province of the country. \nSeparately\, Goodwin has also designed a system of primary care clinics and vocational schools for the African country of Mauritania as part of an effort championed by Dr. Ahmad Nooristani\, founder of the SLO Noor Foundation. Locally\, Goodwin recently provided design work for the city of Guadalupe for its effort to refurbish a park and community center. \nAdditionally\, Goodwin co-founded and served as the inaugural editor-in-chief of PUBLIC Journal\, a quarterly publication dedicated to providing a larger platform for the impact design movement.  \nThe Skid Row Housing Trust will be honored in the spring by the American Institute of Architects\, California Council. To learn more about the award\, go to http://www.aiacc.org/2017/12/08/two-recipients-named-humanitarian-award/. \nFor more on Goodwin\, visit http://www.andrewgoodwin.us/. To learn more about Cal Poly’s Architecture Department\, go to https://architecture.calpoly.edu.
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