Good morning, San Luis Obispo.

Cal Poly hosts its annual Tomato Spectacular today from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Environmental Horticultural Sciences Building, number 48 on Via Carta Road.

Students offer over 90 tomato + basil + pepper + tomatillo plants at $7 each on a first-come, first-serve basis.

Locals enjoyed a Thursday morning flower sale at the historic Dallidet Adobe, and families can join free Family Day events today from 11-2 with live music, tours, wine & cheese tasting and earthworm demonstrations on Pacific Street.

Paso wine educator Melanie Webber debunks common myths in her classes at MWWine School at Wines on Main in Templeton.

WSET Level 2 starts Apr. 26 and Level 1 on May 4 (Paso Daily readers get 10% off with Promocode PASO10).

UC Santa Barbara’s top prospect Jackson Flora pitched a shutout in a 6-0 game as the Gauchos beat Cal Poly in the Blue-Green series opener on Thursday.

Cal Poly will try to avoid a series sweep when they face the Gauchos again on Friday at 6:05 p.m. at Mustang Memorial Field (game scheduled).

Atascadero High School named Bearcat Athletes of the Week (Layla Aguilar, Mason Ruppe, Justin Wilshsuen, Gabby Anaya, Harlem Rickson, and Samantha Roby) for standout performances in track and swimming.

Wilshsuen set a school record with a 17-foot vault at the Texas Relays on April 3.