The Harvey-Baker House is part of the Heritage Plaza in downtown Salinas. The knowledgeable docents there are pleased to share the story of the families who lived in this building on the first Saturday of each month. It has been a part of Salinas' history and has many interesting pieces in their collection. While visiting […]
The first weekend of each month the members of the Monterey & Salinas Valley Railroad organization open their doors to the public. They have an extensive and detailed diorama display of the railway going through the Salinas Valley. Much more information about the local rail history than most of us have any idea about. More […]
The Harvey-Baker House is part of the Heritage Plaza in downtown Salinas. The knowledgeable docents there are pleased to share the story of the families who lived in this building on the first Saturday of each month. It has been a part of Salinas' history and has many interesting pieces in their collection. While visiting […]
The first weekend of each month the members of the Monterey & Salinas Valley Railroad organization open their doors to the public. They have an extensive and detailed diorama display of the railway going through the Salinas Valley. Much more information about the local rail history than most of us have any idea about. More […]
This comedian/podcaster is becoming a regular to our area. He is also said to be one of the favorites of professional comedians. You can find out the reason for this regularity and popularity at his show. Go to https://www.goldenstatetheatre.com and get the info you need.
As of this date the State Park system is opening up the historic theater on Pacific St. for tours. It was originally a tavern which featured comic performances by English sailors then turned into a regular performance venue. Come check it out and see for yourself. Go to https://www.parks.ca.gov/page_id=575 and get more information.
Flying, tumbling, twisting, and generally defying gravity these folks do it all. They have impressed audiences world-wide and now they have returned to Carmel. http://www.sunsetcenter.com is where you can find out more and get tickets for this marvelous presentation. Maybe you can discover why they write Peking and not Bejing?
Winner of three Grammys and five Na Hoku awards (that's a Hawai'ian version of a Grammy) Kalani is coming to Carmel to share his island melodies. You can have the sensation of soft breezes and lovely scents in the Sunset Center. Check out http://www.sunsetcenter.com to find out the details.
The Harvey-Baker House is part of the Heritage Plaza in downtown Salinas. The knowledgeable docents there are pleased to share the story of the families who lived in this building on the first Saturday of each month. It has been a part of Salinas' history and has many interesting pieces in their collection. While visiting […]
The first weekend of each month the members of the Monterey & Salinas Valley Railroad organization open their doors to the public. They have an extensive and detailed diorama display of the railway going through the Salinas Valley. Much more information about the local rail history than most of us have any idea about. More […]
