It's been 100 years since the right to vote was allowed for women. Change has been slow but constant. Women sometimes disagree about the degree of change but it is inevitable. The Democratic Women's Club of Monterey County are celebrating it with this luncheon and its speaker.
This exhibit is a visual journey through the process of learning about Tom Killion's experiences with the Japanese print master, Kenji Takenaka. As he took Killion through the long rich traditions that are part of creating this art form Killion also experienced some personal growth. All reflected in the art of these prints. http://santcruzMAH.org
It starts at six with a quick lesson/tuneup for less skilled dancers and begins for everyone at seven. Music, dance and society. Come check it out. Check the website for news about potential cancellations. http://[email protected]
Come to the Seymour Center and go on this tour of the nearby lagoon,It is filled with wildlife of many types, especially birds. It's a 90 minute trip around the lagoon with a knowledgeable guide and you will finish with a head full of interesting information. http://seymourcenter.ucsc.edu
One of modern music's most recognized performers He has 45 Dove Awards and three Grammies. He has sold over 15 million albums. Here he is in Monterey for your entertainment and devotion. http://goldenstatetheater.com
Most of us will easily realize that the beautiful building in India is not appearing in Monterey for one night. Yes, it is the legendary Blues singer/player. After 50 years of singing roots music and blues, Taj is coming to town to share his music. http://goldenstatetheater.com
One can't help but wonder, Who leads? nonetheless;ess this festivity celebrates women's efforts at self-help. Sponsored by Community Human Services and benefiting homeless women and families it has been doing a good job of it all these years. Come help a good cause. http://chservices.org
Join a mindfulness trainer as she guides this group on a walk through one of the area's newest parks. The walk happens rain or shine so bring appropriate clothing and a thoughtful demeanor. More details at the MPRPD website or by telephone. http://MPRPD.org 831-233-1411
You've seen those sepia toned books celebrating cities and places of the United States. This one is about Davenport, not the couch, the city just north of Santa Cruz. Some of the people who were instrumental in the production will be on hand to sign copies and help launch the book onto local bookshelves. http://tasteofdavenport.eventbrite.com
The first name in ukulele playing is coming to Santa Cruz with his trio. Compared with every string instrument's best, Jake puts on a great show and plays a wide variety of tunes with his four strings. Truly remarkable. http://goldenstatetheater.com
