The city of Watsonville focuses its energy on a VERY important crop. Luckily, almost everyone LOVES strawberries. Come out to the historic center of town and find every imaginable way to prepare and/or serve this delightful crop. http://cityofwatsonville.org
It juts out a half mile into the bay. As a result the wharf is useful to scientists and others who want a good view out into the water. For a few hours on every Saturday through August there will be docents out on the wharf to offer insight into why the wharf is important […]
After the destruction of the A-Bombs and the resulting horrors of the radiation, the world decided that these weapons are much too horrible to ever be used again. In commemoration of the hundreds of thousands of people killed in those attacks local citizens decided to remember by evoking aspects of Japanese culture into a remembrance […]
Once again, the Spector Dance Studio is presenting their Showcase of Choreographers' work. Eleven teachers and dancers from around the country come and let us see their creativity and innovation up close and in person. http://spectordance.org
The end of the season for the tours. There are three tours daily at 11:00, 12:00, and 1:00. Visit the house and see the place where our favorite son was born. They have done a lovely job of restoring the place. The personnel are knowledgeable and most friendly. they will even accommodate latecomers. [email protected]
Take a tour through the boyhood home of Mr. Steinbeck, our most famous son. Especially for this year the upstairs rooms will be available also. Come by and tour with a knowledgeable docent then stay for lunch and a visit to the gift shop. Tours begin at 11 and 12 and 1. Latecomers can be […]
For 32 years the city of Seaside has presented excellent local bands and nationally recognized names with their bands. Since the weather is usually as good as you might ask for, there is no reason to stay home and mow the lawn. Bring a comfy lawn chair, and a mellow vibe, however you do that, […]
Some of the nation's best tennis players (the ones on their way to the big-time) come to the area to earn prize money and ranking points. You can drop by and watch a day's tennis for a reasonable fee. http://seascapesportsclub.com
On the first Tuesday of each month the University of California Santa Cruz opens their arboretum to the public for free. In addition, the will have several docents and naturalists on hand to handle your interesting questions. [email protected]
You don't have to be a true oenophile to enjoy this evening's entertainment; just the $5 entry fee and a willingness to be playful. Come out for little pre or post dinner fun and maybe you'll win. http://sovinowinebar.com
