Festival Venues
Festival Mozaic presents performances throughout San Luis Obispo County, ranging from as far south as Nipomo to as far north as San Miguel. We are a truly County-wide musical experience! The venues currently shown below are representative of a typical Festival Mozaic season and will be updated as future performances are announced.
To access the Barrel Room, follow signs for EVENTS through the gate adjacent to the main tasting room entrance and drive up the hill.
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The Community Church in Atascadero boasts a beautiful Steinway piano and is a wonderful venue for recitals and chamber music.
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On the campus of Cuesta College, the Harold J. Miossi CPAC is a spacious, yet intimate, state-of-the-art venue for chamber music and multidisciplinary performances.
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The historic Mission San Luis Obispo de Tolosa is the heart of the city and offers a beautiful space for classical and vocal performances with wonderful acoustics. The Mission seats approximately 500 people.
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Located on the campus of Cal Poly University, the Performing Arts Center is at the heart of performing arts life in San Luis Obispo. Symphony orchestras, Broadway shows, dance performances, and more are equally at home in this state-of-the-art venue with approximately 1,100 seats.
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Nestled in See Canyon, this lush apple and honey orchard is a perfect spot for outdoor concerts and picnics.
- You may bring your food and drink (including alcohol) or snacks, sodas, beer and wine will be available for sale.
- The parking lot gates will open one hour prior to the concert start time. For safety reasons please do not line up behind the closed gate on See Canyon Road.
- In the interest of everyone's safety, please follow parking attendant directions at all times
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Set atop a picturesque hill in Shandon, about 15 miles east of Paso Robles, the privately-owned Serra Chapel is a beautiful venue for chamber orchestra performances. With 100 bench seats inside the Chapel and room for about 300 more people on the patio, the Chapel boasts panoramic views of the Central Coast hills and is the perfect spot to take in a sunset before the concert.
The Clark family generously opens the Chapel doors to Festival Mozaic each year. We kindly ask that you observe the following guidelines when you visit the Chapel to ensure the longevity of the beautiful property:
- Limited bench seating is provided on the patio, or you may bring your own lawn chair. To protect the antique patio tile, please ensure your seats have anti-scratch protectors or place a towel or blanket underneath the chair legs.
- You may bring your own food and drink (including alcohol), but please enjoy your picnic on the dirt or hillside rather than on the patio. Snacks, sodas, water, beer and wine will be also available for sale. No food or drink is allowed inside the Chapel, but bottled water is OK on the patio.
- Limited trash receptacles are provided. If possible, take trash with you.
- While it may hot when you arrive, after sunset it can get cold. Please be prepared for varying temperatures and conditions.
- The gates to the parking lot will open one hour prior to the concert start time. Shuttle buses will take you and your belongings from the parking lot to the Chapel. In the interest of everyone's safety, please follow parking attendant and shuttle driver directions at all times.
- Due to the remote nature of this venue, to ensure patron safety an ambulance will be on site at the concert. Do not be alarmed.
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In the quaint seaside town of Los Osos, the Trinity United Methodist Church is a perfect space for small, intimiate recitals.Click here for directions.
Set atop a hill near the Cal Poly campus, the United Methodist Church offers an initimate yet spacious space for chamber music with comfortable seating for 250 guests, and views of San Luis Obispo.
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