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Resonance
The Cal Poly Office of University Diversity & Inclusion sponsors, in partnership with Cal Poly Arts, a cultural art series that aims to center the experiences, voices, music, culture, and art of underrepresented and marginalized communities. All members of the community are welcomed and encouraged to attend. Check out our calendar of events in the Resonance series, and join the city and campus community in celebrating and learning from these artists.
Camila Fernández
October 8, 2025
Camila Fernández, the only female voice of the iconic Fernández Dynasty, is a rising star in Mexican regional music. With early training in piano, guitar, and voice, and formal education at Berklee College of Music, she blends traditional mariachi with modern flair. Her 2023 album features 20 tracks exploring themes of love and identity. Inspired by her legendary grandfather Vicente Fernández, Camila’s powerful voice and creative vision are shaping the future of the genre with authenticity and elegance.
GOOD THINGS: A Conversation with Samin Nosrat
November 9, 2025
Author and host of Netflix’s limited series “Salt Fat Acid Heat,” is going on tour to celebrate her latest cookbook - come hear the stories behind her recipes, the inspiration behind her newest book, and the cherished culinary rituals she shares with friends. Get ready for a heartwarming celebration of creativity, connection, and the joy of cooking—because good food feeds both body and soul.
The String Queens
February 12, 2026
Author and host of Netflix’s limited series “Salt Fat Acid Heat,” is going on tour to celebrate her latest cookbook - come hear the stories behind her recipes, the inspiration behind her newest book, and the cherished culinary rituals she shares with friends. Get ready for a heartwarming celebration of creativity, connection, and the joy of cooking—because good food feeds both body and soul.
Kishi Bashi
May 27 and 28, 2026
Experience the genre-defying artistry of Kishi Bashi in a captivating mini residency that bridges film, music, and storytelling. The residency begins with a screening of Omoiyari: A Song Film by Kishi Bashi, a deeply personal and visually stunning documentary that explores themes of empathy, identity, and the legacy of Japanese American incarceration during World War II. Through poignant interviews and sweeping musical compositions, Kishi Bashi invites audiences on a journey of reflection, resilience, and hope.
The residency culminates in a live concert showcasing Kishi Bashi’s signature blend of lush violin loops, soaring vocals, and cinematic pop. Celebrated for his electrifying stage presence and genre-bending sound, he crafts performances that are both intimate and exuberant.
