One might learn, while wandering about Carmel and Carmel Valley that gardens ae very important to the denizens of those areas. You'd be right. And here is some further proof of that. There will be vendors, food, drink, music and shared love of growing almost anything from food to topiary. (As long as they are […]
The first Saturday of each summer month the Salinas Library is sponsoring a walk through the downtown area designed to expose the public to the history and different parts of the legacy of Salinas. Wear comfy shoes, bring a curious mind also. http://salinaspubliclibrary.org
For over 20 years this festival has been celebrating all things Native American. Each year has a theme, usually centered on peace and unity. It is worth coming by and enjoying the quaint town of San Juan Bautista as well as the wonderful things available at the Indian Market. http://peacevision.net
No, Car Week isn't yet. But this is an appetizer of sorts. 300 Motorcycles spanning the century plus of motorcycle manufacturing will be on display as well as a wide variety of categories. Price of admission includes lunch and things like a valet for your bike gear should you ride in. Take a spin down […]
Yes, it's that day. This celebration, unlike many will be family friendly, involving costumes, face-painting, and other family oriented activities. Which is not to say that it won't be fun. Contests, trivia etc. will be there to challenge your inner Jedi or Sith, you decide. All the proceeds go to support Soquel preschool programs. [email protected]
Join with historians and descendants of the Chinese settlers of the Monterey area in a walk and talk about the history of the Chinese in the area. Beginning at the Pacific Grove Natural History Museum and continuing along the Recreational Trail the walk (featuring local Lion Dancers)will include sites important to this historical legacy.
After touring for 25 years Mr. Halford and the band have some serious chops. Not only that but they are recognized by many nationally recognized musicians and bands, as a result they have played with lots of well-known names. Here they are in the lovely setting of the Crossroads at the best possible price. Come […]
The title may be confusing. Several artists,using only acrylic paints and some non-mechanical implements, paint for twenty minutes and then the audience votes on the best creation. After that the audience bids in a silent auction for the recently created (dry?) pieces of art. Sounds very interesting. http://daliexpo.com
This informative walk through one of the local wetlands will give you insight into the local flora and fauna, both as it reflects on that lagoon as well as the greater area. Birds, mammals, and reptiles all fill their niches throughout the area. Walk through this wonderful reserve and take away a greater appreciation of […]
Every Sunday from one until three the Seymour Center offers family fun. Lots of crafts and other fun stuff to engage the participants in the importance of our oceans and the variety of life in them. Looking for something to do with everyone in the family? http://seymourcenter.ucsc.edu/
