This promises to be an easy, relatively short hike through a scenic piece of Monterey County. (As if there aren't lots of them.) The fact that you have a guide and it is aimed at being informative makes it more than just a walk in the park. There are more details at http://www.bigsurlandtrust.org
Accomplished author, storyteller, and general observer of the human condition, Mr. Sedaris has been entertaining us for many years. Part of the year he leaves his home in France and comes back to the US to regale us with his observations and humor. Info at http://www.sunsetcenter.org
Starting and ending at Lover's Point in Pacific Grove this run follows the scenic Ocean View Blvd both ways. Can't miss with those views. more info can be had at http://www.racethread.com
This looks like a good time for the right person, ten and a half miles of pristine forest with substantial climbs and the views that accompany the altitude, the Valley, Salinas, and even the Bay. It is a fund-raising opportunity for the Trust. More info can be had at http://www.bigsurlandtrust.org
The Union is back. After last year's good performance, especially for a first year team, they have many new members and are looking quite promising. Come on out and wave your colors and do some serious yelling. But remember to dress warmly, it is Marina after all. more info at https://www.montereybayfc.com/schedule/
The acclaimed group , Daedalus, has been receiving accolades for over 20 years since their debut at the Banff Music Festival. Likewise with pianist, Lee, only she has been performing for less time. Come out to the Sunset Center and see them perform pieces by Bartok, Beach, and Still. More details at http://http;//www.sunset.org
Whether this is the end of the season or just a collection of marvelous endings for symphonies you must find out. In any case the santa Cruz Symphony and the Cabrillo Symphonic Chorus are presenting works by Shaw and Wagner. Two locations, on Saturday the 29th at Santa Cruz Civic Auditorium and the Sunday the […]
The talented singers of Cantori di Carmel are presenting several pieces which cover some of life's big stages. Not only the Requiem but other pieces by Copeland and Barber which celebrate more joyful passages in life. Come out and give a listen to this lovely evening in a historic setting. More details at http://www.icantori.org
One of the most challenging and beautiful races in North America runs along Highway One in Monterey County. There are many ways to be part of it; running, volunteering, or watching. One thing is for certain, any of these activities require you to get there early. It's a great day regardless. Everything that you need […]
Whether this is the end of the season or just a collection of marvelous endings for symphonies you must find out. In any case the Santa Cruz Symphony and the Cabrillo Symphonic Chorus are presenting works by Shaw and Wagner. Two locations, on Saturday the 29th at Santa Cruz Civic Auditorium and the Sunday the […]
