A moving elegy to the death of a young man at the hands of hateful people. The Camera Singers are presenting this to raise awareness of the fact that hate still flourishes.
The author of "Our Wild Calling" and "Lost Child in the Woods" will be talking about the importance of wildness and nature in the growth of a person, especially children. http://hiddenvalleymusic.org
Still out there 200 gigs a year the premier Bay Area rhythm an horn section is coming to town. Hear some great grooves and musicianship. These folks put on great show. http://goldenstatetheater.com
The breadth of this festival over the years has been formidable, just like life, whether one is Jewish or not. Obviously these films focus on the issues of being Jewish throughout the span of history. Several venues and different times make it necessary that you consult the website for details. here it is; http://carmeljiff.org
While it is a little early for St. Pat's Day it's never to soon to enjoy Irish/Celtic music, especially when played by talented musicians. Here we have a virtuoso on the harp, fiddle and dulcimer. It's also in a great venue, the Santa Cruz Veteran's Memorial. More info available at http://tandybeal.com
The folks who create the Luna Bars are the producers of this mini-film fest. Featuring the work of several women filmmakers the topics range over a number of issues important to society in general and women in particular. Join the Junior League at the Carmel Women's Club for one of two showings (2:30 & 5:30) […]
The theme is Alice in Wonderland and there will be puppets and attendees are invited to dress in costume or in "fursuits". It is a celebration of the imagination and creation. Come ready to create, make and have fun. Check the website for better info. http://the.puppetry.institute.org
This promises to be a sound circle of jazz fusion with a strong Japanese influence. The artists involved have extensive experience with well-known artists and bring their virtuosity to bear on this latest venture. http://wbtemple.org
Described as "the love child of John Prine and Mitch Hedberg", John promises to have rare insight and humor into the human condition. Why not come out and see for yourself? http://riotheatre.com
Presenting the works of Haydn, Dvorak, and Enescu this celebrated group comes to town after acclamations by the best of the world's violinists. http://sunsetcenter.org
