San Luis Obispo County
Paso Robles
Where world-class wine meets cowboy charm
About Paso Robles
Paso Robles is where California's wine country trades pretense for authenticity, serving up world-class Cabernets and Rhône varietals in converted barns and family-owned tasting rooms scattered across rolling oak-studded hills. Downtown's historic charm unfolds with farm-to-table restaurants like Thomas Hill Organics and cozy wine bars, while Tin City's industrial-chic vibe houses cutting-edge wineries and craft breweries. Here, you'll sip award-winning Zinfandel at sunset while horses graze nearby, experiencing the perfect marriage of agricultural heritage and sophisticated viticulture.
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artsRodgers & Hammerstein's The Sound Of Music Sing-A-Long
Vina Robles Amphitheatre
musicChris Stapleton's All-American Road Show
California Mid-State Fair
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Old Dominion
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musicIce Cube
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musicLainey Wilson
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musicCharley Crockett - Age of the Ram Tour
Vina Robles Amphitheatre
musicEric Church
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musicPhil Wickham
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musicMegadeth
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musicHoward Jones: Things Can Only Get Better Tour
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Local Businesses
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farmPasolivo Olive Oil
1229, Park Street, CA
wineryRasmussen Vineyards & Winery
100, Harvest Ridge Way, CA
wineTobin James Cellars
8950, Union Road, CA
wineryStill Waters Vineyards
2750, Old Grove Lane, CA
wineryLaw Estate Wines
3885, Peachy Canyon Road, CA
wineryVina Robles Vineyards & Winery
3700, Mill Road, Paso Robles, CA, 93446
wineryTreana Winery
wineTH Estate Wines
870, Arbor Road, CA
wineryRockin' R Winery
8500, Union Road, CA
Latest News in Paso Robles
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Paso RoblesFirefighters contain Salinas Riverbed vegetation fire
Firefighters stopped forward progress on a vegetation fire in the Salinas Riverbed Monday, with help from an unlikely ally: grazing animals. Paso Robles Fire and Emergency Services responded to the blaze, which was contained thanks to firebreaks created by livestock. These grazed firebreaks are part of a larger local strategy to reduce fuel loads along the riverbed, a critical corridor for wildfire spread in our area. It’s a reminder that smart land management—and a little help from our four-legged neighbors—can make a real difference when fire season arrives. Read more from Paso Robles Daily News.
Paso RoblesJudge advances 24 felony child molestation charges against former priest
A San Luis Obispo County Superior Court judge has ruled there is enough evidence to move forward with 24 felony child molestation charges against a former priest, according to the Paso Robles Daily News. The case involves four alleged victims, and the decision means the accused will now face trial. For our Paso Robles community, this is a deeply sobering reminder of the pain that can linger within institutions we once trusted without question. As this legal process unfolds, many of us may feel a mix of anger, sorrow, and a renewed call for accountability. The Paso Robles Daily News continues to follow this story closely, and it’s important for neighbors to stay informed. If you or someone you know has been affected, local resources like the SLO County Rape Crisis Center are here to support us all.
Paso RoblesPaso Robles High School Athletics honors coach, volunteers
It was a night of well-deserved applause at the Paso Robles Joint Unified School District Board of Trustees meeting, where Paso Robles High School Athletics took a moment to shine a spotlight on the people who help make the magic happen. From dedicated coaches to the unsung heroes behind the concession stands and equipment rooms, the district recognized the volunteers and community supporters who keep Bearcat sports running strong. These are the folks who show up early, stay late, and rarely ask for thanks—the parents organizing carpools, the local businesses sponsoring jerseys, and the alumni who still bleed green and gold. It’s a reminder that our school sports programs are powered by more than just student-athletes; they’re fueled by a whole community. Big thanks to the Paso Robles Daily News for covering this heartwarming recognition. If you know a volunteer who makes a difference, be sure to tell them thank you next time you see them at the game.