It's early (not too) has birds (lots) and is a tour (Around Elkhorn Slough). Since the Slough is one of the best places in the world to view birds it only makes sense that there would be a tour with guides to help us see those birds. Here's your chance. The gates at the Slough […]
Salinas' first mayor's home has been preserved and is available to the public. Knowledgeable docents are on hand to help you rediscover many interesting aspects of local history. But only on the first Saturday of each month. More info at http://www.firstmayorshouse.org
The first weekend of each month these dedicated members of the museum open the door of their museum and share their collections and passion with the rest of us. Listen for the train whistle blown by their enthusiastic visitors through each day. Then you will know they are open. More info at http://www.msvrr.org
Looking for a low cost, entertaining, and maybe educational afternoon? Come to San Juan Bautista for a Saturday. It's close and a step back in time, especially during the Living History Days. The first Saturday of each month the town is host to miners, smiths, coopers, and mountain men to name a few. You can […]
There are some people who find cemeteries fascinating sources of info and a view into the people who came through before us. If you are one of those or just want to get over your anxiety about cemeteries here's a guided tour of Evergreen Cemetery with a history and education professor from UCSC. Tracy Bliss […]
This is a theme for a performance by Santa Cruz Symphony. It will feature pieces by Beethoven (Symphony #3 Eroica) and Harvey (7 Decisions by Gandhi). Also featuring the performance by violin soloist, William Harvey. Info at http://www.santacruzsymphony.org There is also a performance on Sunday the 2nd at 2:00.
The first weekend of each month these dedicated members of the museum open the door of their museum and share their collections and passion with the rest of us. Listen for the train whistle blown by their enthusiastic visitors through each day. Then you will know they are open. More info at http://www.msvrr.org
As the days get longer and the rain and cold become less dramatic, the bounty of the Central Coast's farms finds its way to farmers markets.The ones that closed for the winter are starting to reopen. The prepared foods are just as tasty as ever and the retailers' goods are still tempting. Find a market […]
It's a new season and it looks pretty good. Last year's team was good and this year it looks even better. Come out and see for yourself. Be sure to dress warmly, it is Marina after all. More details at https://www.montereybayfc.com/schedule/
We do have some cherry blossoms but their ephemeral beauty doesn't last long with our wind. So to celebrate that short life span the Japanese have made them a cultural mainstay. To celebrate this locally the group, Shinso Mugen Daiko has come to town for two evenings. Taiko literally translates to English as "big drum" […]
