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The name certainly gets your attention, doesn't it? It's a quartet playing blues and Bluegrass music. Combine that with  a setting like the Henry Miller Library in Big Sur and you've really got something going on.

The name certainly gets your attention, doesn't it? It's a quartet playing blues and Bluegrass music. Combine that with  a setting like the Henry Miller Library in Big Sur and you've really got something going on.

The National Steinbeck Center is offering a free viewing of the 1982 movie, "Cannery Row". It's the film made form Steinbeck's famous novel of the same name, starring Nick Nolte and Debra Winger.

The National Steinbeck Center is offering a free viewing of the 1982 movie, "Cannery Row". It's the film made form Steinbeck's famous novel of the same name, starring Nick Nolte and Debra Winger.

A free showing of Vice President Al Gore's most recent movie, his sequel to "An Inconvenient Truth". It will be shown at the Pacific Grove Natural History Museum. The museum itself is a lovely gem of a place and worth the trip.

A free showing of Vice President Al Gore's most recent movie, his sequel to "An Inconvenient Truth". It will be shown at the Pacific Grove Natural History Museum. The museum itself is a lovely gem of a place and worth the trip.

One of the "angry man" type of comedians, Black has been seen in his own specials and as a occasional commentator on "The Daily Show" in his "Back in Black" feature. He is pointed and frank in his commentaries on modern politics and social mores.

One of the "angry man" type of comedians, Black has been seen in his own specials and as a occasional commentator on "The Daily Show" in his "Back in Black" feature. He is pointed and frank in his commentaries on modern politics and social mores.

Also called Pacific Biological Laboratories, this is where Ed Ricketts kept his specimens and entertained John Steinbeck and the many other people who came to life in Steinbeck's stories. Tours are available through the day and groups are limited to 15 people , so make reservations.

Also called Pacific Biological Laboratories, this is where Ed Ricketts kept his specimens and entertained John Steinbeck and the many other people who came to life in Steinbeck's stories. Tours are available through the day and groups are limited to 15 people , so make reservations.