Weekend activities in San Luis Obispo County (Central Coast of California)

There is so much to chose from, it's hard to know which would be the most fun!
Art After Dark, 6 to 9pm Downtown San Luis Obispo galleries 805.544.9251 www.artsoispo.org
Ian Anderson brings his flute - and repertoire of acoustic Jethro Tull songs to the Cohan Center Sat Nov 7th at 8pm 805.756.2787.
Scary Poppins - Song, Dance & Comedy Vaudeville Revue at the Melodrama in Oceano 805.489.2499.
Language of the Soul 26th Annual San Luis Obispo Poetry Festival. All events start at 7pm Nov 6, 7, 8, 13, 14 & 15th. Various venues call 805.547.1318 or email: kpsslopoet@charter.net.
Native Plant Annual Sale Sat Nov 7th 9-2 399 Madonna Road at Madonna Plaza in SLO.
Chris Hillman, formerly of The Byrds, The Flying Burrito Brothers and The Desert Rose Band, says he has "loved every band I was in." Sat 5pm at Edwards Barn, 1095 Pomeroy Ave., Nipomo.
Rocky Horro Picture Show Sat Nov 7th at 8pm and 12 midnight at Clark Center Black Box 805.489.9444.
Leo Kottke Sat Nov 7th Clark Center Arroyo Grande 8pm 805.489.9444.
And there are always many "Adventures with Nature" in our beautiful county. 805.772.2694.

On October 25, 2009, some friends and I attended the U2 Concert at the Rose Bowl. It was fabulous! There were over 90,000 fan and the group energy was so incredible. It had been a few years since I had attended an event like this and I had forgotten what it was like.
I've been a big U2 fan since the 80's. They played solid for almost three hours and put on quite a show. The set was designed like a space ship completely "in the round", so every seat was a good one. During the show, Bono actually spoke to an astronaut on the International Space Shuttle. They played most of their old hits and everyone danced and screamed and just had a wonderful time.
It was hot in Pasadena, there was lots of standing, waiting and climbing steps. But this old boomer still has it goin on and I am so glad that I went. What a blast!
If we don't take time out to have fun once in awhile, what is the point. Real estate can be so time consuming, it was great to take a break.
It WAS a beautiful day!
Yes it's actually raining in California. Last night Conan O'Brien of the Tonight Show commented on the rain. He m oved to Los Angeles from New York City in June and this is the first time it has rained since then. He was expressing how strange he thought people in LA acted about the rain, where in NYC, it's very common. He'll get the routine soon ... fire, floods then earthquake. It's part of the scene in the Golden State!

Study finds walkable neighborhoods command price premiums
A new study says that homes located in more walkable neighborhoods command a price premium over similar homes in less walkable areas.
The study, "Walking the Walk: How Walkability Raises Home Values in U.S. Cities" was commissioned by CEOs for Cities and conducted by Joe Cortright using data from Walk Score and ZipRealty.
Key findings include:
•· In 13 out of 15 metro areas (sales data provided by ZipRealty), higher levels of walkability were directly linked to higher home values.
•· In the typical metropolitan area, a one point increase in Walk Score was associated with an increase in value ranging from $500 to $3,000. Gains were larger in denser, urban areas and smaller in less dense markets.
•· In the typical areas studied, the premium commanded for neighborhoods with above-average Walk Scores ranged from $4,000 to $34,000.
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HAPPY WALKING
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