City of Paso Robles opens registration for summer camps

Paso Robles Daily News
May 29, 2026
Well, grab your calendars and a highlighter, folks — because summer is officially on its way in Paso Robles. According to the *Paso Robles Daily News*, the City’s Recreation Services just opened registration for their lineup of summer camps and classes, and let me tell you, this is the kind of local news that makes our little corner of the 805 feel like home. From arts and crafts to outdoor adventures, these programs are designed to keep our kids and teens busy, happy, and off their screens — which is a win for everyone involved.
What I love most about these camps is how they tap into everything that makes Paso special. Whether it’s exploring our parks, learning a new skill at the Centennial Park pool, or just making new friends in a safe, familiar setting, it’s a reminder that summer here isn’t just about the heat — it’s about community. And with spots filling up fast (they always do), now’s the time to snag a slot. So pour yourself a cold one, log on to the city’s site, and give your kids a summer they’ll actually remember. You’ll thank yourself come July.
This summary was written by AI based on the original article from Paso Robles Daily News.
City
Paso RoblesSource
Paso Robles Daily NewsPublished
May 29, 2026
AI-curated summary from local news sources
Explore Paso RoblesAll Paso Robles NewsMore News from Paso Robles
Paso RoblesCentral Coast Weavers Guild to hold annual sale and showcase Nov. 6-8
Our neighbors up the coast in Paso Robles are getting ready for something special — the Central Coast Weavers Guild is bringing back its 19th annual sale and showcase Nov. 6-8, and if you've never seen what these folks can do with a loom, you're in for a treat. The Paso Robles Daily News shared the details, and it's more than just a shopping stop. Expect handwoven clothing, household items, and live weaving demonstrations — a real chance to watch the craft happen in front of you and maybe pick up a one-of-a-kind piece for your home or a holiday gift. There's something grounding about a tradition that's been going strong for nearly two decades here in 805 country. Mark your calendar, bring a friend, and show some love to the makers keeping this craft alive on the Central Coast.
Paso RoblesLibrary short story club to discuss Ray Bradbury’s ‘The Veldt’
Book lovers, this one's for you! The Paso Robles City Library's short story club, A Moveable Feast, is gathering on Oct. 14 at a downtown tasting room to dig into Ray Bradbury's classic 'The Veldt.' If you haven't read it since high school, trust me — it hits differently now. There's something wonderfully Paso about pairing a literary discussion with a glass of local wine, and it's a great excuse to meet neighbors who love a good story. The waiting list is open, so don't drag your feet if you want a seat at the table. Big thanks to the Paso Robles Daily News for keeping us posted on this one. Grab the story, pour something local, and join the conversation.
Paso RoblesHope Family Wines executive named Wine Enthusiast’s ‘Person of the Year’
Huge congrats to Gretchen Roddick of Hope Family Wines, who's just been named Wine Enthusiast's "Person of the Year" at the 27th annual Wine Star Awards! If you've spent any time in Paso Robles wine country, you know the Roddick family name carries real weight around here — they've been part of our wine community for decades. For those who don't know, Gretchen serves as Executive Vice President at Hope Family Wines, and this national recognition shines a spotlight not just on her, but on the whole Paso Robles wine region. It's a reminder that our little corner of the 805 is punching way above its weight on the national stage. Props to Paso Robles Daily News for keeping us in the loop on this one. Next time you're out on Highway 46 West, raise a glass to Gretchen — she's putting Paso on the map in a big way.