You know about the Artichoke Festival and that it raises money for local charities. Did you know that there is also a golf tournament? It's here at the Crazy Horse Course on San Juan Grade Rd. Play a round and do some good for the community, a good deal. Plus they have lots of goodies […]
All the fun people have creating or making their very own devices, gadgets, and gizmos can be shared at events like this. If you've been you know. So locally the Cal Seltzer people are sponsoring a regular gathering of "makers". Come by and check out what others have been working on. http://www.californiaseltzerco.com is the place for […]
DelMonte Mall is sponsoring a fundraiser for a very worthwhile group in our area, benefiting Seneca Center. These folks work locally with kids in foster homes and make sure they receive all the benefits available to them. You can help by coming by the Del Monte Mall and drinking and eating. What could be easier? […]
The Outdoor Theater in Carmel, part of PacRep theater, is presenting Puddle's Pity Party for one night only. If you are unfamiliar with this Internet phenomenon, he is a tall baritone /bass who dresses like the saddest of clowns and sings beautiful sad songs. Check him out on line and then come to his show. […]
After winning and being nominated for numerous awards and recognition throughout North America as a major entertainer Ms. Barbara has come to Monterey County. Since 1994 she has been impressing the Latin music community and made an indelible mark. More information can be had at http://www.goldenstatetheatre.com
The Unitarian Church is hidden away but has a big following, You can check them out in an informal manner by stopping by to find some great bargains or some tasty baked goods. More info is available at http://www.uucmp.org
Rancho Cielo that is. As a fundraiser and opportunity to bring a different sound to the north end of town the folks at Rancho Cielo have embarked on a program bringing talented and award winning musicians to their campus. For the month of September and some of October you can expect some outstanding music played […]
The Unitarian Church is hidden away but has a big following, You can check them out in an informal manner by stopping by to find some great bargains or some tasty baked goods. More info is available at http://www.uucmp.org
Salinas’ first mayor’s home has been preserved and is available to the public. Knowledgeable docents are on hand to help you rediscover many interesting aspects of local history. But only on the first Saturday of each month. More info at http://www.firstmayorshouse.org
Looking for a low cost, entertaining, and maybe educational afternoon? Come to San Juan Bautista for a Saturday. It's close and a step back in time, especially during the Living History Days. The first Saturday of each month the town is host to miners, smiths, coopers, and mountain men to name a few. You can […]
