In the Barnyard Shopping Center, like much of Carmel, there are artists' studios. This is your chance to see their work, talk to the artists, and buy some of their works. (Or just visit.) Mark Falina and six other artists are opening their shops for you enjoyment. Every second Saturday through December. http://thebarnyard.com
This is a FREE opportunity to learn LOTS about Monterey history. From a handwritten piece by John Steinbeck to numerous artifacts from Monterey's history, there will be many things to enlighten the interested participant. Winding up with a chance to drink a specially brewed beverage from Alvarado Brewing Company while listening to a presentation from […]
Once again, the Monterey County Free Libraries are putting on their big fundraiser. This year, Grant Imahara is speaking about his Mythbuster experience and his passion for robotics. The funds generated will support reading programs, literacy programs for adults and many other worthwhile programs. It is the library after all.http://fmcfl.org
Yes, the Australian Christian group is coming to town and performing in the intimate (for them) surroundings of the Golden State Theater. Lots of awards, sales and popularity follow them through the past twenty plus years. After their last performance here in 2013's Spirit Festival they have been waiting anxiously to return to Monterey's lovely […]
The Santa Cruz Elks Lodge is hosting an Oktoberfest party to help finance their programs aiding disabled children and their families. There will be German band playing polkas and waltzes, wurst of many types, and beer supplied by a local brewery, New Bohemian, specializing in European-style beers. Come out and have fun for a good […]
If you enjoy "Whose Line is it Anyway" Then come over to the Dali Expo and participate, maybe, in the performance of improv comedy at their venue. The group's years of local experience will help you have a great time here in Monterey County. [email protected]
The Native American populations of the area used acorns as a food staple, much like a modern cook might use wheat flour. How did they do it? That is the theme of this workshop. From the tree to the flour-like powder, the pre-Columbian cooks did it all by hand. Learn how here. http://santacruzmuseum.org
The Aquarium is focusing this celebration on the contributions and concerns of the Latino community. Lots of dancing, foods and music. Come see how Monterey County celebrates its diverse population. http://montereybayaquarium.org
Described as "a nonsensical aural pop movement" and as "freewheeling playfulness" the artful and whimsical music of Animal Collective sounds like it may be and interesting and challenging music group. Getting to and from the concert has some unique qualities, so if you wish to attend, check out their website and go early. http://folkyeah.com
After working for years in Las Vegas, Jo has made it to the Stage and TV screen. Now he is on tour and coming to Salinas. Catch his act, similar to the ones he has done on the late night talk shows and other national programs. Two shows one at 7:30 and the other at 9:30.http://foxtheatersalinas.com
