Sarah Linn
Sarah Linn is an editor at The Tribune in San Luis Obispo, California, where she specializes in covering arts and culture on the Central Coast.
For 90 years, the Guadalupe-Nipomo Dunes have concealed a secret: the remains of a massive movie set and tent city constructed for one of Hollywood's most influential filmmakers.
A professional resident theater company and a two-year vocational program.
Al Schnupp's collection of assemblages and sculptures explores themes like fate, family, war and greed using a mixture of text, caricature, archetypal imagery, and miniature scenography.
A community of local luthiers -- people who make and repair stringed instruments -- thrives along the Central Coast.
Jane Voigts, who helped shepherd the Beacon Art Show for four years as pastor, praised it as "a great way for us to create a really important bridge that has been forgotten."
What did California mission music sound like? Cal Poly music professor Craig Russell has spent three decades tracking down the answer.
Atascadero photographer Joe Schwartz, whose 100th birthday coincides with his community's centennial, has dedicated his career to documenting America's have-nots.
The legacies of two surfing icons -- big-wave surfer Buzzy Trent and pioneering surf filmmaker Bud Browne -- live on in the form of the Bud Browne Film Archives.