Poor Man's Poison Fresh off a first place win at the 31st annual Texaco County Show down this past January, Poor Man’s Poison returns to Afternoon of Epicurean Delight to get you moving with their invigorating blend of bluegrass, rock, funk, and fun.
	Ranchers for Peace “Doing what we can to make giving a damn cool again.” Local father-daughter duo Charles and Ray Duncan inspire with their perfectly harmonized vocals and repertoire of folk-rock songs that matter.
The Gypsy All Stars Gypsy All Stars will delight your ears with intoxicating gypsy jazz. Featuring the powerhouse line up of local favorites Toan Chau, Brian Lanzone, Forresst Williams, Allan Dick, and Jennifer Martin.
	Cadillac Angels Always a crowd pleaser, the Cadillac Angels have self-recorded seventeen albums in seventeen years and they never forget to bring their Americana A-game.
Kristen Black Cal Poly Chemistry Professor by day, Kristen Black combines music styles and genres for an explosion of bluesy-rockin’ goodness.
	Reese Galido Trio Perfect combination of original songs + Bass + Guitar + Mandolin. And the beautiful voice of Reese Galido.

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If you wish to purchase tickets by phone please call 1-800-838-3006 option 1 and request Afternoon of Epicurean Delights.

You can purchase tickets in-person at the Crushed Grape, San Luis Obispo Chamber of Commerce, Pismo Beach Chamber of Commerce and Arroyo Grande Chamber of Commerce.

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“Healthy Eating for Successful Living”

Free, evidenced-based nutrition classes for adults ages 60 and over

The Adult Wellness & Prevention Screening Program from Community Action Partnership is offering free nutrition classes for adults 60 and over.  These fun, interactive classes will be held on Fridays from 1:15 – 3:45 pm beginning April 19th through May 24th at the San Luis Senior Center.  The six workshops will include goal setting techniques, active involvement in analyzing your diet, tracking physical changes, information on cardiovascular and bone health, cooking demonstrations, and a free lunch outing upon completion of the course.  Class is limited to 14 participants.

For questions or to sign up, contact Heather Murphy at (805) 544-2484 ext. 1 or by email at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it .

Funding for this workshop was made possible through a grant from the Area Agency on Aging.

Grant Funds will assist teen parents and their children with basic needs

SAN LUIS OBISPO: Early parenthood puts teens and their children at risk of life-long poverty. Contributing to this issue is a 60% high school drop-out rate for teen mothers. Additionally, babies born to teens are more at risk for low-birth weight, referrals to Child Welfare Services, and developmental delays. Early parenthood, and the associated poverty, low-educational attainment, and various other risk factors, are often intergenerational.

In 2011 and 2012, grants from Central Coast Funds for Children have supported the Community Action Partnership of San Luis Obispo County Teen Academic Parenting Program (TAPP) in its mission to improve outcomes for pregnant youth, teen parents, and their children.

In 2012, TAPP served 151 pregnant youth and parenting teens and 148 of their children and had 74% high school graduation rate (for age eligible youth). TAPP finds success with its one-to-one client support and client directed goal setting. Pregnant youth and teen parents are paired with a case manager who helps them navigate challenges and set goals, including high school completion and college or job training enrollment. TAPP provides support services that guide pregnant youth and teen parents as they work towards financial independence and successful parenting, providing education on child nutrition, child development, and engaged parenting skills. Additionally the case managers provide assistance with finding prenatal care and/or a pediatrician, enrolling children in child care, and accessing other appropriate support services help pregnant and parenting teens find the resources they need to be successful parents.

One current TAPP client explains “If it wasn’t for this program, I don’t think I would have even gone back to school and attempted to get my GED.”

Grant funds from Central Coast Funds for Children allow TAPP to provide parenting support groups, transportation assistance, and help with basic needs such as diapers, formula, and other essential baby items—essential services that are not covered through the program’s funding from the Adolescent Family Life and CalLearn programs.

For more information about Teen Academic Parenting Program, please contact Tracy Lang Wood (805) 544.2484 ext. 720, or visit http://tapp.capslo.org.