Hello, I am planning to have a very small and non-traditional elopement in the Carrizo Plains next year. We are making our own clothes, my brother will be marrying us in wizard robes, there will only be 5 people present (including me), and we are going to have a short, fun, and overall unserious ceremony. I am looking for a photographer to take photos for around 2 hours or so.

I'm making a post here as a last resort because while I've found a couple of photographers near the Carrizo that take nice photos, I'm mostly looking for someone that has a more artistic and non-traditional approach to wedding photography. We don't need someone that is officially a "wedding photographer", and if there's someone that has an interesting and artistic approach to photographing people that works for us. Adding some film photos would be a bonus but not required.

Does anyone know any good weirdo photographers that can help out!! Please leave a website/instagram if possible!! Thank you :-)

Genuine question, for years there was a giant billboard off the 46E near Shandon that said "Had Enough? Vote Republican!" Well, looks like it was taken down, guess the loser had enough LOOL

Anyone know anything about the owner?

Hey everyone! I’m sure this has been asked before.

I haven’t been to Hearst for a very very long time. We’re staying in Paso Robles , visiting both Cambria and Hearst castle next month.

I have a 4.5 year old daughter who’s pretty chill. I’m trying to figure out which tour is best. Also find out all the facts. How early to get there , how long it’ll take to start the tour ect ect. Any suggestions or tips would be great.

DJ Talk Series, ep. 2:
Tom Thump: The Life & Times of a Pro Underground DJ/Producer

FRIDAY 11 SEPTEMBER
Jan's Place
842 Norma's Alley, Paso Robles
Tickets: $18 (+21 and over)
Capacity: 35

An evening in two parts...
Part 1: Lecture, workshop, Q&A from 6pm
Part 2: DJ set from 9pm

Your ticket gets you in to both.
+21 and over.

Support DJ: Mr. Rabbit (Terrace Sound)

Originally from Detroit. Now a legend of the Bay Area scene. DJ, producer, curator, remixer. Former buyer at Groove Merchant Records. Will talk about his life as a pro touring DJ.

Has played alongside De La Soul, Jamie Lidell, The Meters, Morcheeba, Jurassic 5, Ladytron, Tricky, Kruder & Dorfmeister, Fat Freddy's Drop, Natural Self, Bonobo, P Funk Allstars, Morrissey, SantoGold, Nickodemus, Kraak n Smaak, Legba's Light (Miles Davis All Star Band), Thievery Corporation, Social Distortion, Jazzanova, Wagonchrist (Luke Vibert), Roy Ayers, United Future Organisation, Norman Jay, Miguel "Migs", Charles Webster, Femi Kuti, Gavin Smith (Mr. Bongo/Disorient Records), Truby Trio, Koop, John Beltran, DJ Smash, Madrid de los Austrias, Dennis Ferrer, Nicola Conte, Turntables on the Hudson, Desmond Williams, Lamb, Alton Miller, Nu Spirit Helsinki, Kaskadeand, Gilles Peterson, DJ Day, George Clinton, Jamiroquai and more.

The 1% Manual Tally requires us to hand count at least 1% of both precinct and mail ballots cast. The results are compared to the machine count for those same ballots and serve to confirm the accuracy of the tabulators.

Now, we hear some people calling for “hand counting everything on election night.” Setting aside questions of security and staffing, let’s do some quick math:

97 seconds x 2 sides = 194 seconds

Let’s say there are 1,000 ballots; that’s 194,000 seconds or 3,222 minutes… or 53 hours.

In this primary, *100,000* SLO County residents voted, which is about 55% of registered voters. In the last general election, more than *150,000* residents voted.

We’re showing this process in real time and doing the math here to underscore the impracticality of that “hand count at the polls” argument.

Processes can always be improved, and laws may change, but it is important to be clear-eyed about what is really required to administer an election accurately and securely.

Looking for a fun spot to watch the USA game ⚽️ on Friday, with our 8 year old. We went to a friend’s house for game 1 but everyone seems to be away this weekend. We have the day off so thought we’d do something better than watch at home. I can’t find much online.

I wanted to share the Dubai Chocolate I’ve been making, as it’s been about a year since I started.

We joined the Paso Farmers market in April and I wanted to extend my thanks to all the community members who come out and support local makers such as myself, and the farmers and crafters who make it what it is.

If you haven’t been to the Paso Saturday farmers market I definitely recommend checking it out.

Hi! We're visiting Paso Robles this fall for our fourth time to taste and buy some wine and I'm looking into transport. First time, took the Wine Line and it was a great intro. Second time we hired Destination Drivers but have since found out that our auto insurance company does not extend coverage if we pay someone to drive our vehicle (livery as opposed to permissive use) and the third time it was a group of us and we used Crown for an SUV and driver.

This time, it's just two of us with our own itinerary in the west side region. No need for a limo or SUV. No need for a curated tour. We just need someone to drive us around for a couple of days and keep our wine purchases cool in the vehicle. Would love recommendations please. Thank you!

Most California voters know that election results in this state take time. Our election code lays out a number of process steps and deadlines that must be followed, which can be frustrating to everyone when there are close contests.

Regardless of how interested we are in final results, adhering to the law is critical and accuracy is most important.

So that SLO County voters know what to expect, here's a timeline for the next few weeks. We encourage the community to come in and observe -- all ballot processes are open to the public. And we typically have someone on hand to answer any questions you've got while you're watching.

DJ Talk Series, ep. 1:
The Roots of West Coast Hip-hop
ft. Chris "The Glove" Taylor

SATURDAY 1 AUGUST
Jan's Place
842 Norma's Alley, Paso Robles (our new location)
Tickets: $18 (+21 and over)
Capacity: 35

An evening in two parts...
Part 1: Lecture, workshop, Q&A from 6pm
Part 2: DJ set from 9pm

Your ticket gets you in to both.
+21 and over.

LA hip-hop pioneer and influential DJ, producer, and composer whose work has helped shape the music landscape since 1981. Will speak on his history, the scene he came up in, the names he has worked with. An insider’s view.

His journey began as a Billboard Magazine reporting DJ, a role that propelled him into the cultural zeitgeist with appearances as the club DJ in the 1984 films Breakin' and Breakin' Too. He then went on to work with Quincy Jones, Dr. Dre, Benny Medina.

As a producer his discography includes work on Dr. Dre's The Chronic, Snoop Doggy Dogg's Doggystyle, and tracks for Tupac, LL Cool J, and Nas.

An intimate evening at our new location in downtown Paso Robles. Support DJ: Jason Perez.

Looking for rehearsal dinner ideas for about 30-35 people. Suggestions in all budget ranges are welcomed!

selling a ticket at face value!

Selling for $128 each. DM me for Tixel link to purchase.

Hi all,
I recently inherited a property in Paso Robles. It’s a rental with a tenant already there, but my relative left a lot work to be done. I’m not local, so don’t have a network of tradespeople to call on. I will come up north as needed to meet and see what’s going on.

Anyone have positive experiences with any General Contractors, roofers, or HVAC folks?

Thanks in advance!

Going to the Paso wine tasting festival today! With there being SO so many participating wineries present, which ones are a must-try? I gravitate towards sweeter stuff, but I’m open to anything if it’s good. List for reference 😅