One of the long-time traditions of Christmas, or at least it is said to be, is the presence of toy trains in the home or especially around the tree. One rarely sees this in reality though. The Santa Cruz Museum of Art and History is making it easy for you to engage in train spotting. […]
Wanna Dance? If this band doesn't make you want to get up and shake it, then you are not a dancer. Many of us, when alone and listening to English Beat just start moving rhythmically. And you will too. Think of their song, "Mirror in the Bathroom" and stuff just starts moving. You too can […]
Just what the title says and it's free! In addition there is the Train display. Come by any time during operating hours and get in for free. Moire details at http://www.scmah.org
You probably enjoy singing some of the usual mix of carols and winter songs. The idea of singing while wandering about is intimidating, especially alone. So to appear to be a good singer, join with a group of people who can sing. That's what a lot of us do. Come sing in Carmel with a […]
One of the Bay Area's best performance groups is in town for their annual presentation of holiday songs from the past, the present, and from other cultures. These voices have won numerous awards and accolades from the most discerning of critics. You too can see what magic they weave. Two shows on this date. More […]
Thirty years of first nights and still going strong. As you can guess this is the New Year's Eve Celebration in downtown Monterey. Thousands of people come out and enjoy the bands, ethnic entertainment, dances, and a wide variety of interesting costumes and people who come out to enjoy the hearty welcome of the coming […]
Don't ask the meaning of this term until you get to the venue. But if you love the music of Schubert and his song cycles you probably already know what it means. Come on down to the Henry Miller Library for one of their dynamic evenings of culture and joy. More details can be found […]
Each Wednesday and Saturday the docents at the Pt. Sur Light Station conduct tours of the historic , and still functioning, lighthouse. Wear comfy shoes and be prepared for a slightly demanding walk. It involves walking up the hill to the building. But it is a great piece of local history and you come away […]
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
The first weekend of each month these dedicated members of the museum open the door of their museum and share their collections and passion with the rest of us. Listen for the train whistle blown by their enthusiastic visitors through each day. Then you will know they are open. More info at http://www.msvrr.org
