Good morning, San Luis Obispo.

On Saturday, Aug. 29, Cancer Support Community California Central Coast will host its 11th annual Jun-Gala: Where Hope Grows at Rava Wines + Events in Paso Robles to raise funds for free cancer support programs.

The event will include dinner, live entertainment, auctions and community awards.

On July 31 at noon, Boys & Girls Clubs of Mid Central Coast will host its 27th Ag for Youth Golf Tournament at Santa Maria Country Club to raise funds for local youth programs; the event will feature a raffle and games and will be followed by a second tournament on Oct.

2 in Paso Robles.

A cooling center is open today at the Homeless Services Center on Prado Road to offer free meals, showers, and relief from the heat.

Crews will begin work this summer on the Bob Jones Trail connector that links the city and Avila Beach for safer walking & cycling.

Today, the Central Coast Shakespeare Festival opens at Filiponi Ranch in San Luis Obispo with a performance of The Servant of Two Masters (show begins at 7 p.m.).

The festival will run weekend evenings through Aug. 9.

The Health Insurance Counseling and Advocacy Program is hosting a free virtual presentation on Medicare basics Tuesday, Aug.

18 at 1 p.m. via Zoom (registration is required) so beneficiaries and caregivers can learn about coverage, supplemental insurance, and Part D.

Cal Poly players Carson Turnquist, selected by the Arizona Diamondbacks, and Ryan Tayman, picked by the New York Mets, were drafted last weekend; the program had seven players chosen during its historic super regional run.