Songs of Haydn and Mendelssohn performed in the lovely, acoustically agreeable venue of the Holy Cross Church. Come and get inspired by beautiful music performed by a talented group of singers. http://holycrosssantacruz.com
It's an evening of song, story, dance, music, and art of all kinds. Intended to show the vibrant arts community of the Salinas Valley, this does much more by way of allowing the public to really get to know what's going on here. Come out and be surprised. 831-204-0617 [email protected]
After her acclaim on stage and recording, Ms. Callaway has returned to performing in more intimate settings. Studio 105 is one of those. This tour is a salute to the many female singers that have had profound influences on her and society as a whole. Names like Fitzgerald, Mitchell, Holliday, Vaughn, and James and the […]
Come and dance the evening away Lots of salsa music, food and drink all to support local children's charitable organizations. The setting is the Santa Cruz Museum of History. http://santacruzmah.org
After all these years the appeal of this race has only increased. The beauty and the challenge of the race make a splendid contrast that seems to inspire runners of all levels. http://bigsurmarathon.org
One of the more intriguing places on the Central Coast is Seacliff Beach. This tour will help yu learn so much about the rich history of the area. From the fossils in the cliff's face to the more recent native people's interactions with their world, this will be an interesting way to spend time. Meet […]
For eleven years the members of the Asian community in the Salinas area have been celebrating their contribution to the area as well as their own individual cultures. Japanese, Chinese, and Filipino foods, games, and cultural demonstrations as well as tours, virtual and real of the area. Fun for everyone. More info at the website. http://salinasasianfestival.com
Look who's appearing at this year's celebration: The internationally known musician, Pete Escovedo! Along with three of his children, Michael, Juan, and Peter. (Unfortunately not his daughter, Sheila E.) Rest assured that these guys will be entertaining and get your feet tapping and those hips swaying.
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 the variety of life in them. Looking for something to do with everyone in the family? http://seymourcenter.ucsc.edu/
This exhibit plays with our preconceived notions of reality and imagination. (The description online will be more informative than anything that we can describe here.) The idea is to expand your alternatives in imagination and reality. Based on the work of Wilhelm Reich, it invites your participation. http://mpc.edu
