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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musicThe Avett Brothers and Mike Patton present AVTT/PTTN
Vina Robles Amphitheatre
communityFirestone Walker Invitational Beer Fest 2026
Paso Robles Event Center, Frontier Town
musicRingo Starr and His All Starr Band
Vina Robles Amphitheatre
artsJim Gaffigan: Everything is Wonderful!
Vina Robles Amphitheatre
musicAaron Watson
BarrelHouse Brewing Co.
artsRodgers & Hammerstein's The Sound Of Music Sing-A-Long
Vina Robles Amphitheatre
musicChris Stapleton's All-American Road Show
California Mid-State Fair
Old Dominion
California Mid-State Fair
musicLainey Wilson
California Mid-State Fair
musicCharley Crockett - Age of the Ram Tour
Vina Robles Amphitheatre
musicEric Church
California Mid-State Fair
musicMegadeth
California Mid-State Fair
Local Businesses
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wineryLaw Estate Wines
3885, Peachy Canyon Road, CA
wineryAlta Colina Vineyard & Winery
2825, Adelaida Road, CA
winerySteinbeck Vineyards & Winery
5940, Union Road, CA
wineVilla Creek Cellars
5995, Peachy Canyon Road, CA
wineryStill Waters Vineyards
2750, Old Grove Lane, CA
wineryVina Robles Vineyards & Winery
3700, Mill Road, Paso Robles, CA, 93446
winerySVP Winery
wineryVillicana Winery
2725, Adelaida Road, CA
wineryWhalebone Winery
8325, Vineyard Drive, CA
Latest News in Paso Robles
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Paso RoblesSchool district selects new special education coordinator
It’s always nice to see familiar faces step into bigger roles, and that’s exactly what’s happening in our school district. According to the *Paso Robles Daily News*, Jennifer Thomas has been selected as the new Coordinator II of Special Education for Paso Robles Joint Unified School District. Jennifer isn’t new to our community—she’s been working right here in the district since 2017, which means she already knows our kids, our families, and the unique challenges and strengths of our local schools. For those of us with children in the district, or who have friends and neighbors navigating special education services, this appointment feels like a win. Having someone who’s already invested in Paso Robles means less “getting up to speed” and more focus on what really matters: making sure every student gets the support they need to thrive. It’s that kind of continuity and local knowledge that helps our little corner of the 805 feel a bit more connected. Here’s to Jennifer and the work ahead—welcome to the new role, even if the face is already a familiar one.
Paso RoblesSheriff’s Office warns of new phone scam in San Luis Obispo County
Well, neighbors, it looks like the scammers are getting creative again, and this time they’re pretending to be the Sheriff’s Office. According to the *Paso Robles Daily News*, a new phone scam is making the rounds in SLO County where callers impersonate law enforcement and demand payment for fake warrants. It’s a classic fear-based trick, but it hits close to home here in Paso, where we pride ourselves on trusting our local deputies and community safety. The Sheriff’s Office is clear: they will never call you out of the blue demanding money or gift cards for a warrant. If you get one of these calls, just hang up and report it. It’s a good reminder to slow down when we feel pressured—especially for those of us who remember when a phone call meant a friendly chat, not a high-stakes demand. Let’s keep looking out for each other and spread the word to anyone who might be caught off guard. So next time your phone rings with a scary story, take a breath. Call the Sheriff’s Office directly if you’re unsure. And as always, trust your gut—it’s usually right. Stay safe, Paso.
Paso RoblesPolice ask public to identify suspects in Home Depot theft
Well, neighbors, if you’ve been noticing a little extra hustle around the Home Depot off Highway 46 lately, you might be onto something. According to *Paso Robles Daily News*, police are asking for our help identifying two folks suspected in a theft at the store back on April 24. It’s the kind of story that hits close to home—literally—since that Home Depot is a go-to for so many of us, whether we’re grabbing lumber for a weekend project or just picking up potting soil for the vineyard view. What makes this more than just a police blotter item is how much we all rely on each other here in Paso. We’re a town where folks notice when something’s off, and that’s exactly what authorities are counting on. If you were shopping that afternoon or saw anything unusual, even a small detail could help close the case. It’s a reminder that keeping our community safe isn’t just the job of our local officers—it’s something we do together, over coffee and conversation. So take a peek at the surveillance images on the *Paso Robles Daily News* site, and if something clicks, give SLO PD a call.