These are three short plays based on the concept of responsibility. What the other "Rs" are a mystery. You'll have to go see to find out. They are written by Western Stage's resident dramatist, Harvey Landa. Performances are Saturday 7:30 and Sunday at 2:00. More details at, http://westernstage.com
Local musician and a fudgroup are gearing up to celebrate St. Patrick's Day in the traditional way, singing songs and telling stories. Because there is alcohol, no doubt some of that will involved. http://thelabarts.com
Yes, you read that right. The Hovering Breadcat Band is appearing at the Credo Studio in San Juan Bautista.Their blend of interesting covers, thoughtful original compositions and general liveliness will captivate you. Come and see what they will be doing for St. Patrick's Day.
From the world of MMA to the stages here in Monterey County this band has a reputation for being fun and talented. Come see "not just another Irish Band" locally at Folktale Winery. http://folktaleswinery.com
The Finnish singer/songwriter brings her vocal stylings and international reputation to the lovely Henry Miller Library grounds. Come hear something you have likely never heard before. http://henrymiller.org
A play that explores uncertainty in our lives can be quite challenging. This one is. But makes for good theater. And good theater is challenging. So, come and find out how uncertainty works, sometimes. Thursdays at 7:30, Fridays at 8:00 and Sundays 2:00. details, http://jeweltheatre.net
Come to the Seymour Center and take part in their tour of the nearby lagoon, home to a wide variety of wildlife , especially birds. A knowledgeable guide will take you around the lagoon on an easy trail for 90 minutes. You'll know so much more by the end. http://seymourcenter.ucsc.edu
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]
