This is the opening reception for the artist's exhibit at the Scotts Valley Library. It's a presentation of his recent collection of photos reflecting the beauty of the natural and built worlds. http://santacruzpl.org
No no one is asking for your recycling. It is the stage name of "Rags" Rosenberg the Poet in Residence at Joshua Tree NP. He brings his songs and trailer to the area for one night's performance. With influences of Dylan, Cohen, and Waits Rags will take the audience on a thoughtful and fun musical […]
The Seymour Marine Discovery Center, part of UCSC, hosts a weekly gathering for children and their families. The point is educating them about the fabulous and abundant life of the Monterey Bay and its environs. The means they use to do this is art and hands-on activities. You and your child can learn lots about […]
The Jewel Theater folks are presenting this play that deals with an accomplished woman's life. It seems that everything, children, husband, career, and health are going through big changes. Or are they? there's one way to find out, come see. http://jeweltheatre.net
Come by and see the wonders of the Marine Discovery Center for free! Lots of informative exhibits, hands-on activities, and just plain cool stuff. Great day out for the family. http://seymourcenter.ucsc.edu
Motta explores how the production of perceived difference propels the furtherance of oppression through immigration, medicine, and colonialism. Heavy stuff! Challenging works throughout. This is the reception kicking off the exhibit and a grea chance to engage the artist in the presence of the work. http://art.ucsc.edu/galleries/sesnon
Ms. Arnoldi's works are large scale depictions of marine life that bridge the worlds of figurative and abstract art. What appropriate work for this museum. Our community is filled with lots of artists of many genres and we have remarkable natural beauty in the flora and fauna. come have a look. If you miss this […]
Turkmenistan, Khazakstan, Uzbekistan... You've seen them on the maps and heard their names on the news; but who are the people and what is their story? Mary Altier and John Walker have been there, talked to the people and learned the history and they have returned, with fabulous photos, to tell you all you might […]
This has every indication of being a touching and dramatic night of theater. Stories of Medal of Honor winners told in their own words. What actions they took that resulted in the presentation of our nation's highest military honor. Fridays and Saturdays until February 1st. Showtimes at 8:00. More details at their websitehttp://pinkflamingotheater.org
For centuries, probably millennia, whales have been passing by Monterey. For a mere ten years the residents have been celebrating this phenomena. This year is no different. Come see exhibits about the migrating behemoths and learn so much your head will feel as large as the whales. Maybe. http://montereywharf.com
