These magicians have been seen around the world and this show has also been amazing tens of thousands at their various performances. Come out and be prepared to be astonished. http://goldenstatetheater.com
On the first Tuesday of each month the University of California Santa Cruz opens their arboretum to the public for free. In addition, the will have several docents and naturalists on hand to handle your interesting questions. [email protected]
Once again the folks in Pacific Grove are hosting visitors at the historic inns that are one of their signature attractions. Visitors may wander from one to another and enjoy refreshment, songs and music. Visit all or just one, your choice. http://pacificgrove.org
12 Musicians featuring the vocalist China Forbes make up one powerhouse band. Their music spans a wide range of styles and eras. Very likely you will find something to your liking. So get in the holiday spirit with a big Pink Martini!. http://goldenstatetheater.com
Getting into the holiday season is easy in Pacific Grove. They host this parade featuring lots of local color and organizations. Come by and see how "The Last Hometown" celebrates the season. [email protected]
Monterey kicks of the season with its tree lighting at the historic Colton Hall site. Always a lot of fun with singing and festivity. http://oldmonterey.org
Come on over to the Museum of Art. It's across the street from Colton Hall. You can meet the artists and the curators from the museum. Ask how decisions are made, admire their work, and get some culture vulture points. http://montereyart.org
Like the name says, it is every First Friday. What changes is the nature of the activities and their focus. You get to come and see what is going on in the music and art scene in the area. All along Lighthouse and the adjacent streets. pacific Grove is filled with charming shops and businesses. […]
In the tradition of bringing folks to the center of town, Pacific Grove is rolling out the carpet for everyone. Come out and see the artists, musicians and interesting folks that make up America's Last Hometown. Info at 831-655-9775
The women's vocal group is bringing their unusual style and influences to the area once again and putting on a show unlike anything you've seen before. (Unless you already have enjoyed their music.) The Eastern European influences in their music become obvious quickly. This is a concert one should not miss. http://kitka.org
