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GIFT SHOP SALES GENERATE FUNDS FOR STUDIOS ON THE PARK PROGRAMS

The 16th annual Arte de Tisa is sponsored by the Paso Robles Art Association. The sidewalk chalk art show on Pine Street across from Studios on the Park begins Sunday, September 16 at 8:00 a.m. Chalk and art supplies are provided, but sidewalk space is limited, so artists ... come early! By the time Taste of Downtown begins at 11 a.m., the sidewalk turned artist palette will be transformed with bright color, shapes and images that might inspire the artist in you! The goal of PRAA is to fund scholarships for local art students. Visit pasoroblesartassociation.org for membership and donor information. Explore the Arts by visiting their gallery at Studios on the Park.

Experience Art, Dinner, and Wine at September 16 Event

Studios on the Park presents its 2018 Square Peg Round Hole Art Show, an exhibit showcasing works by urban artists, through July 30 in the Atrium Gallery. Featured artists include Holly Beals, Rick Davis, Rosana Aziernicki, Tony Girolo, Rob Grad, and others Visit studiosonthepark.org to find out more.

Celeste Hope doesn't do silence. Whether it's Chris Stapleton, Incubus, or Bruno Mars, the music is always turned on and up for the festival photographer turned co-owner of Hope Family Wines in Paso Robles.

Studios on the Park celebrated the opening of a new show, "Rock and Roll Transcending."

I've said it before, but it's worth repeating - there truly is something for everyone at Studios on the Park in downtown Paso Robles! Chat with working artists, attend amazing events including wine nights, take in spectacular exhibits, check out class offerings for all ages, or purchase a gift for that special someone from a wide selection of art of all mediums. Studios is a favorite of locals and the perfect place to take out-of-town guests. See you there!

STUDIOS ON THE PARK PARTNERS WITH LOCAL WINERIES TO RAISE FUNDS

A little more than 10 years ago, Paso Robles had nary an art gallery. That all changed when Studios on the Park came to town. "We're truly their art studio," Director Sasha Irving said. "We aspire to be a place that anyone can come express themselves creatively and take part in the artistic process. It's a place where anyone can come and connect with the arts." For more information on the gallery's Kids Art Smart program for kids as well as art classes for people of all ages, visit studiosonthepark.org.

When she was 14, that's when things started to get bad. That was the year Alexandra Kelso's dad died. It wasn't until two years later, when she and her family moved from Fresno to San Luis Obispo that Kelso realized both of her parents had been covering up their struggles with substance abuse and mental illness.

Asks staff to create streamlined process for mural applications