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Best Community Event Downtown SLO Farmers' Market Higuera Street, SLO (805) 541-0286 farmers@downtownslo.com downtownslo.com @downtownslofarmersmarket facebook.com/DowntownSLOFarmersMarket Best Movie Theater Palm Theatre 817 Palm St., SLO...

Dale Evers is currently in the Philippines on an eight-week photo safari – When the name Dale Evers comes up people typically associate his name […]

– Tickets for Paso Robles Youth Arts Center’s annual Dining With The Arts fundraiser, are now available for the “Night at the Museum” themed event […]

Best Community Event Downtown SLO Farmers' Market Higuera Street, SLO (805) 541-0286 farmers@downtownslo.com downtownslo.com @downtownslofarmersmarket Best Movie Theater Palm Theatre 817 Palm St., SLO (805)...

– Dale Evers Studio has donated a special fine art package to the upcoming Redwings Horse Sanctuary Live Auction. The live auction, along with a silent auction, is the main fundraiser for Redwings, a 31-year-strong nonprofit horse rescue, and sanctuary located at 6875 Union Road in Paso Robles. 

Dahl Restaurant Group, led by award winning chef owner Lisa Dahl, will open its second Pisa Lisa location in Sedona’s Village of Oak Creek.

Chef Lisa Dahl is expanding her culinary footprint, opening the sixth Dahl Restaurant Group location in Sedona

– Several hundred people attended the dedication Tuesday afternoon for Norma’s Alley’s arch in downtown Paso Robles. Community Development Director Warren Frace and dozens of city officials joined Paso Robles Downtown Main Street Association Board Members, property owners, retailers, winemakers, restaurant operators, Norma’s family, and people who just love and admire Norma Moye.

– The public is invited to join the Paso Robles City Council in dedicating the new "Norma's Alley" arch installed to honor Norma Moye, executive director of the Downtown Paso Robles Main Street Association, and lifelong benefactor of Paso Robles.

– Paso Robles Downtown Main Street Associaton Executive Director Norma Moye has her own alley, now complete with a decorative archway created by local artist Dale Evers. It’s been labeled Norma’s Way for quite a while, but now it’s clearly more than just a street sign fastened to a building. After over two years of designing and creation, local artist Dale Evers realized his vision and honored Norma as “the stuff of folklore.”