One of the most popular bands of the late 60s still rocking with an admirable play list for the audience, lots of singing along. Appearing at Golden State Theatre in Downtown Monterey go to http://www.goldenstatetheatre.com for details.
This troupe looks like they are going to make the upcoming elections a little more manageable through a careful dose of comedy. They are going to poke some fun at the state of politics and the people who engage in the process. It's likely that it will be bipartisan. More information @ http://www.sunsetcenter.org
Fans of oldies (late 60's early 70's) music will recognize this name. In spite of the odd name, this was one of the more popular groups of that era. This is sure to be an evening of memories and singing along with their many hits. A chance to introduce your family to the music that […]
This is another interesting, esoteric presentation from the Carl Cherry Foundation folks. Three artists have joined together to create a multi-media work that explores the political and social environments in which women artists have had to create and present their work. Fridays and Saturdays at 8:00 pm & Sundays at 3:00 pm. More info at […]
Yes, it's first Friday in many places, but this one is special. It is at the Monterey Museum of Art and allows you to come and enjoy the museum after hours. There will be music and of course, art. More details at http://www.montereyart.org
Interesting and intriguing are the best descriptors available for this event. November 3rd through the 6th with two shows on Saturday and Sunday. Check out https://orange.cirqueitalia.com/events/709_Paranormal-Cirque-II-Monterey-CA for some details.
If you love trains or know someone who loves trains, this is the place for you (or that person). The first weekend of each month the dedicated volunteers at the museum open the doors of their exceptional diorama/ train exhibit and answer questions about it and the local railroad history. These are some knowledgeable folks […]
The days are growing shorter and nights are colder. The summer fruits have begun to disappear but the bounty of the area is still available at the markets. Come on out and see the selection, maybe see some neighbors and pick up some gifts for the coming holiday season. If these dates and locations don't […]
Part of the new Heritage Park in Salinas is the Harvey-Baker House. It is the home of the first mayor of Salinas and one of the first residences built in the city proper. Friendly and knowledgeable docents will guide you through a trip into the early days of Salinas and California's transition into the United […]
The first weekend of each month the Monterey and Salinas Valley Railroad Museum opens to the public. Check out their elaborate setup of the historic rail lines through our valley and the actual "rolling stock" on display. The folks there are knowledgeable and friendly and love sharing their passion.
