The end of September brings on the beginnings of massive bird migrations in this area. In order to celebrate this and bring more attention to these marvelous journeys, the folks at the Bird School Project are sponsoring a big meetup to enjoy our avian friends and educate us humans about their lives and challenges. From […]
The wonderful bounty of the Central Coast of California continues to be available throughout the area in the many farmers markets. You can share in this by coming out and seeing what is displayed. Lots of fruits, vegetables, and much more as well as retail items and prepared food to help take that edge off […]
Regardless of the rise or fall of the population of Monarch Butterflies, Pacific Grove is committed to continuing with their city's relationship with these marvelous migrators. You can learn fantastic things about these tiny animals and their incredible life cycle and how they manage the trip(s). All this and parades, festivities, and glamour. So much […]
This artistic presentation deals with aspects of agriculture, the obvious and the not so obvious. What are the crops? Who works the fields? What myths surround agriculture? How is identity and culture formed around this work? Heavy duty stuff. It opens at the beginning of September and runs through the month. http://www.santacruzmah.org for more details and […]
This local car show has been going on for nearly 50 years. It makes Car Week look like a real newcomer. If you are still looking for a chance to see some beautiful restorations and custom jobs come to Seaside's Broadway Ave. and indulge.
Based on Moliere's play, The Misanthrope, this modernizes the basic concept and brings the truth-telling character into our age, with amusing results. Check the website for details http://www.pacrep.org
Appearing at Golden State Theatre in Downtown Monterey go to http://www.goldenstatetheatre.com for 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 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.
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 […]
