Come to the lovely setting of SkyPark in Scotts Valley and enjoy food from several trucks and beer from Steel Bonnet Brewery. Some of the profits from the sales will be donated to the Scotts Valley Schools Foundation. Good Food, Good Cause. http://foodtruckagogo.com
An interesting take on identity and sexuality. After 25 years of marriage one of the partners wants to re-identify as the opposite gender. To find out more contact the website or attend the performance. [email protected]
The title says it all doesn't it? Come to San Juan Bautista buy some lovely plants, enjoy the displays of interesting plants, have lunch in town. In short, make a day of it in San Juan Bautista. You will not regret it. http://mbsucculent.org
When was the last time you hiked a trail? Too long ago to remember? Last week? Either way here is an opportunity to take a guided stroll through Garland Park. A 750 ft climb and 3.5 miles will challenge but not overwhelm you. Think of those wonderful vistas.
Join the folks in San Juan Bautista as they open their new walking trail through town. San Juan is just filled with interesting things that will provide a strong sense of Old California. From the historic mission to the chickens running freely through town there is always something to draw your attention. http://historicwalkingtrail.com
San Antonio Valley Historical Association presents an opportunity to see the beauty and history of South Monterey County. Lovely old homes and splendid vistas abound. Meet at St. Luke's Episcopal Church and wear sturdy shoes, water and sunblock are also good ideas. [email protected]
Jose Luis Orozco, a beloved local singer will be performing songs in English and Spanish for the whole family. He is a gifted singer and songwriter and really gets the audience in on the act.
This is the best time of year to find the variety and beauty of the local wildflowers. The rangers and docents of Asilomar State Park know this and want to share their knowledge with the public, namely you. come on out and learn more about this marvelous place. Each weekend through the month of April.
Since its early days Carmel has fostered a Bohemian attitude and a flourishing art culture. Here it is for you to wander around and enjoy. Visit the artists in their studios and get close to their artistic visions. Look for the blue balloons indicating participants. Maps available at each site. Every second Saturday. http://CarmelArtWalk.com
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/
