About 240 years ago Juan Bautista de Anza led an expedition consisting of soldiers, farmers, and priests through California and this area in particular. This exhibit documents this journey. On […]
Every year the Pacific Grove Natural History Museum features the flowers of the area in one of the largest temporary collections of flowers in North America. The volunteers collect flowers […]
Every Sunday from one until three the Seymour Center offers family fun. Lots of crafts and other fun stuff to engage the participants in the importance of our oceans and […]
What better place to explore tide pools? What better person to help you explore the diversity of life in a tide pool then a Park Naturalist? Come to the north […]
As you might suspect, there are dozens of species of birds here on the Monterey Peninsula. One of the best places to see them is on the beach and woodlands […]
Mr. Hockney aimed his talented eye and hand at the magnificence of Yosemite and committed the work to his iPad. Then he processed the images from the screen to paper. […]
This is a multi-disciplinary, multi-media presentation featuring dancers from Spector's Studio and artists from around the country. They engage the audience in the beauty and fragility of the ocean we […]
This is a series of vignettes about the complications of modern life and love. The characters are primarily teens and the language used is that of texts. So it is […]
Lots of double meaning jokes, silly sophomoric gags, and generally a good time. The Star Wars canon has been around long enough to merit this sort of treatment. Think of […]
The Western Stage has a history of presenting interesting and challenging theater. This is one more in that tradition. Based on the stories of pioneer and settler women it gives […]
