What is this? Why False Food? Is that something that just looks like food? Yes, exactly. Not for us humans though. It's what sea animals think is their food but it's actually plastic and inedible. That doesn't stop many animals from eating it and dying a slow death. Artist Jerry Takigawa has taken items removed […]
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The story of George and Lenny brought to life by John Steinbeck, in case you didn't know he's a local boy. Their reams and the reality of their transient life conveyed, in this case, through song. Fridays and Saturdays at 7:30, Sundays at 2:00. http://westernstage.com |
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What do you know about everyone's favorite paper wholesaler? Come to Sovino's and prove that your confidence is not misplaced.http://sovinowinebar.com
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Wednesdays at the Palomar Ballroom you can trip the light fantastic in the East Coast Swing style. Lessons for beginning and intermediate dancers are available and then it is dancing for everyone. There are two fees for participation, one for dancing and party and the other for just dancing. Check the website for details. http://palomarballroom.com For […]
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Wednesdays at the Palomar Ballroom you can trip the light fantastic in the East Coast Swing style. Lessons for beginning and intermediate dancers are available and then it is dancing for everyone. There are two fees for participation, one for dancing and party and the other for just dancing. Check the website for details. http://palomarballroom.com For […]
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If you have heard of the Moody Blues then Justin Hayward needs no introduction. If not, then you are in for an evening of wonderful music and fine musicianship. He plays several diverse instruments and sings as well. Hayward has a large repertoire of songs to draw from and 50 years of entertaining people. Be […] |
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High Tides & Carnival Rides is the theme for this year's fair. All the fun of county fairs combined with the unique aspect of Monterey County. From Pajaro to Bradley and from Parkfield to Big Sur there are so many different ways to enjoy life in our county. Visitors can have a chance to enjoy […]
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Each Thursday through September 12th, Esteban's Restaurant in the Casa Munras Hotel is sponsoring a series of performances by the most talented young musicians in the area at their venue. Your dinner includes the performance and you won't be dissatisfied. These aren't the kids who are still trying to work through the scales. These are […] |
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Fridays at the Palomar Ballroom you can trip the light fantastic in the Salsa style. Lessons for beginning and intermediate dancers are available and then it is dancing for everyone. There are two fees for participation, one for dancing and party and the other for just dancing. Check the website for details. http://palomarballroom.com For you […] |
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Every Saturday and Sunday through October 31st the staff at Castle Rock State Park will be taking folks like you on hikes through the impressive forest that is this park. They begin at 11:00 and last an hour, the hike is just over a mile and filled with lots of interesting things.
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Joining up with the students from the print classes at Monterey Peninsula College, the folks at the Dali are giving you the chance to create your very own art print. We'll call it art in spite of what the snobs in the art world might say. The last Saturday of each month through the end […] |
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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 […]
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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] |
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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]
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The Native Daughters of the Golden West want to remind you of the importance of California's entrance into the Union. To do that they are holding a BBQ and invite you to participate. Come to their adobe at 203 4th St. and eat some delicious food. (For more info call them at 831-245-5829.) |
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Eugene O'Neill's work touches the heart of its audiences. For good reason he is one of the most awarded American Playwrights. The Jewel Theatre in Santa Cruz is presenting one of his more approachable plays. Thursday through Sunday in the month of September. Check their website for more details. http://jeweltheatre.net
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Wednesdays at the Palomar Ballroom you can trip the light fantastic in the East Coast Swing style. Lessons for beginning and intermediate dancers are available and then it is dancing for everyone. There are two fees for participation, one for dancing and party and the other for just dancing. Check the website for details. http://palomarballroom.com For […] |
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One of Shakespeare's more feel-good plays, Pericles is filled with humor, confrontations, and romance. All one up as only "The Bard" can do. Check the website for details about dates and times. http://pacrep.org
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Each first Thursday Joullian Vineyards is offering a chance to show your knowledge of wine terms. Along the way you can enjoy a great bargain on good wines. Get a BINGO card and a glass of wine for a single price and then keep testing their quality wines. http://joullian.com
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Each Thursday through September 12th, Esteban's Restaurant in the Casa Munras Hotel is sponsoring a series of performances by the most talented young musicians in the area at their venue. Your dinner includes the performance and you won't be dissatisfied. These aren't the kids who are still trying to work through the scales. These are […] |
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As part of the First Friday events the Library is sponsoring a talk on the arts. Jesus Nunez will focus on visual arts and Antonia Fiske will bring insights on written work. (Probably predictable at the Steinbeck Center.) info at [email protected] or 831-758-7041.
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This is a photographic exhibit and contest sponsored by Save Our Shores and NOAA (the folks who manage the Marine Sanctuary). n addition the brewers at Discretion Brewery will be supplying some of their distinctive and tasty concoctions for enjoyment. Bring your own mug/glass. That way it will be even better for the ocean. phone […]
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Local artists and the church have been benefiting from this event for 11 years. The items for sale, the wine and beer, the food, and the art displayed are all locally made. There is a raffle of items which will directly benefit the church and many works of art in as many media as you […]
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Like the name says, it is every First Friday. What changes is the nature of the activities and their focus. You get to come and see what is going on in the music and art scene in the area. All along Lighthouse and the adjacent streets. pacific Grove is filled with charming shops and businesses. […]
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Fridays at the Palomar Ballroom you can trip the light fantastic in the Salsa style. Lessons for beginning and intermediate dancers are available and then it is dancing for everyone. There are two fees for participation, one for dancing and party and the other for just dancing. Check the website for details. http://palomarballroom.com For you […] |
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It's a whole weekend devoted to the history of San Juan Bautista. Parades, parties, Pancake Breakfast and so much more. (Some don't even start with "P".)How often do you get to help celebrate a 150th birthday? Come and help San Juan make it really festive. http://sanjuanbautistaca.com Think back to a time when our nation was truly ripped apart by the violent confrontations between armies of men. The folks at the San Benito Historical Society are making this easy for two days in September, the 7th and 8th. Starting at 9;00 AM each day they will have battle re-enactments, speakers, and other […] Every Saturday and Sunday through October 31st the staff at Castle Rock State Park will be taking folks like you on hikes through the impressive forest that is this park. They begin at 11:00 and last an hour, the hike is just over a mile and filled with lots of interesting things.
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Occasionally the folks at Weather Tech Raceway (Laguna Seca to locals) open the track and paddock to car lovers and their vehicles. They provide the coffee, from Castle Rock Coffee, and you supply the car. Or someone else does and you look at them. Today is one opportunity for you to come in (for free) […]
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For those of us who only read Steinbeck as required this part of his life is non-existent. But he went to WWII and Vietnam to write about the lives of soldiers, much like his work with the everyday people of his novels. Dr. David Wrobel will bring this part of our local famous person to […]
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Right, you're thinking "mime". Wait, this is SF's award winning group. And this is Treasure Island, by Robert Louis Stevenson. So try it, it's free! It's also an updated adaptation of the story with Jim Hawkins and Long John Silver recast as a city official and an unscrupulous developer. Lots of fun will ensue and […]
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After their retirement several of the faculty at Cabrillo College realized that their creativity had more time to flourish. This exhibit focuses on their works since retirement. Works in diverse media like, stone, photography, and paint will be featured in the exhibit. The reception starts at 4:00 with discussions by the artists until 5:00. [email protected] phone […]
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Come on over to the Museum of Art. It's across the street from Colton Hall. You can meet the artists and the curators from the museum. Ask how decisions are made, admire their work, and get some culture vulture points. http://montereyart.org
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Five films featuring different aspects of humans and the oceans around them. Lisa Anderson, surfing icon, is featured in the first film and the organization, Sea Shepherd is another topic for these enlightening and informative features. http://riotheatre.com |
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Right, you're thinking "mime". Wait, this is SF's award winning group. And this is Treasure Island, by Robert Louis Stevenson. So try it, it's free! It's also an updated adaptation of the story with Jim Hawkins and Long John Silver recast as a city official and an unscrupulous developer. Lots of fun will ensue and […] |
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For years now the Follies folks have been having fun with the local and national scene. This production is no different. The theme is "Fascinatin' Rhythms" they will use the best of Hollywood and Broadway tunes and you will have a great time. Matinees on each day except Friday, that's 7:30 PM. Call 831-423-6640 or […]
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Presented by the Asian Art Society of the Monterey Bay, Oliver Klink will be presenting the work he has been creating for the last 15 years. While travelling through Bhutan, Mongolia, Myanmar, China, and India he has photographed people and places in transition. This award winning photographer will be showing the photos from his book […]
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Wednesdays at the Palomar Ballroom you can trip the light fantastic in the East Coast Swing style. Lessons for beginning and intermediate dancers are available and then it is dancing for everyone. There are two fees for participation, one for dancing and party and the other for just dancing. Check the website for details. http://palomarballroom.com For […] |
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Each Thursday through September 12th, Esteban's Restaurant in the Casa Munras Hotel is sponsoring a series of performances by the most talented young musicians in the area at their venue. Your dinner includes the performance and you won't be dissatisfied. These aren't the kids who are still trying to work through the scales. These are […] |
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After the hectic pace of Car Week it's nice to look to the future and watch GT cars and prototypes work their magic at Laguna Seca. Some of them have recently been running in the 24 hours of LeMans. An indication of the reputation of our local racetrack. http://weathertechraceway.com
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Fridays at the Palomar Ballroom you can trip the light fantastic in the Salsa style. Lessons for beginning and intermediate dancers are available and then it is dancing for everyone. There are two fees for participation, one for dancing and party and the other for just dancing. Check the website for details. http://palomarballroom.com For you […]
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After reaching a large audience on Saturday Night Live Mr. Nealon has had an accomplished career, appearing on many TV shows and commercials. At heart though he is a standup comedian. He is in town at the Rio to demonstrate just this. http://riotheatre.com |
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This is the 11th year that the Trail and Saddle Club has been hosting this roundup. The ranches and denizens of Carmel Valley send their cowboys to participate in this long-standing tradition of Western culture. Get those boots out and dust off your big hat and head out to East Garzas Rd. in Carmel Valley […] Every Saturday and Sunday through October 31st the staff at Castle Rock State Park will be taking folks like you on hikes through the impressive forest that is this park. They begin at 11:00 and last an hour, the hike is just over a mile and filled with lots of interesting things. For 35 years the Aquarium has been educating the public about the wonders of the oceans and the Bay. There have also been sleepovers in the building for a long time. This is the FIRST time that it will be 21+ for a sleepover. Wander the exhibits, watch movies, play games, listen to music, dance […] After their father's death five siblings reflect on their lives, mortality, and the power of wishing. http://westernstage.com Fridays and Saturdays at 7:30, Sundays at 2:00.
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One of the longest-lasting spiritual bookstores in the area, Pilgrim's Way hosts a Tarot reading, every Saturday morning, for your enlightenment and peace of mind. While you are being read you may enjoy a cup of some delightful tea. They have a lot to offer, of tea and tarot both. [email protected]
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The folks at EarthBound Farms want to help you understand the importance of honeybees in our modern lives. In addition you get a fun time out in nature visiting their beehives. They have two programs, one for the younger set at 11:00 (six years and older), and another for grownups (dealing with more mature topics) […]
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The folks at EarthBound Farms want to help you understand the importance of honeybees in our modern lives. In addition you get a fun time out in nature visiting their beehives. They have two programs, one for the younger set at 11:00 (six years and older), and another for grownups (dealing with more mature topics) […]
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Led by Rik Allen, former Def Leppard drummer and member of the Rock& Roll Hall of Fame, and Lauren Monroe, local author and singer/songwriter will lead participants through several drumming experiences and be available for various opportunities to talk and share drumming techniques. The amazing experience you will have also benefits CASA of Monterey, an […]
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In the Barnyard Shopping Center, like much of Carmel, there are artists' studios. This is your chance to see their work, talk to the artists, and buy some of their works. (Or just visit.) Mark Falina and six other artists are opening their shops for you enjoyment. Every second Saturday through December. http://thebarnyard.com |
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Just where did the Indians and European settlers get their salt? This essential element has to be present for humans and most animals to thrive. So where did it come from? This question and many others will be answered by Carlo Overhulser. |
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Viva Mexico! On the 16 of September the people of Mexico began the effort to cast off the government of Spain. This is the continuation of that celebration after all these years. The celebration is a reflection of the Spanish/ Mexican history and influence over San Juan Bautista and the area in general.
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Featuring several nationally known stars of the wrestling circuit and all the drama and excitement one has come to expect from the Wrestling world. Come check out the refurbished Armory and Police Activity League facility. |
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The Carmel Valley Women's Club is once again sponsoring their fabulous chili contest. Utilizing the best available judges and, of course, the talented pros and amateurs of the area they will feed you and give you an option of drink or sides with all that chili. The event will benefit the many good deeds the […]
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Wednesdays at the Palomar Ballroom you can trip the light fantastic in the East Coast Swing style. Lessons for beginning and intermediate dancers are available and then it is dancing for everyone. There are two fees for participation, one for dancing and party and the other for just dancing. Check the website for details. http://palomarballroom.com For […] |
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As one of the best places on the planet for viewing and spotting birds what could be a good way to pass the time in this area? Go to a bird watching festival! Registration begins July 6th 8:00 AM and will likely fill up before the date, so act soon. This time around it's the open wheel Indy cars. They have their own growl and moan as they pass through the famous twists and turns of Laguna Seca. Like the others, their level of competition is world-class. Great cars, great drivers and a great track, what more do you need? http://weathertechraceway.com Featuring Bob Weir and the Wolf Bros, this will be another fun music experience up in the Santa Cruz Mountains. Lots of other known and less known names and bands will be featured, but good times are assured. http://roaringcamp.com
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Guess what? The food trucks are coming! There will also be good music and a beautiful Scotts Valley evening, and many happy well-fed people. The function is aimed at benefiting the public schools of Scotts Valley. What a great way to foster community and make some money. Come to SkyPark and feast. scottsvalley.org
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Fridays at the Palomar Ballroom you can trip the light fantastic in the Salsa style. Lessons for beginning and intermediate dancers are available and then it is dancing for everyone. There are two fees for participation, one for dancing and party and the other for just dancing. Check the website for details. http://palomarballroom.com For you […]
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Fridays at the Palomar Ballroom you can trip the light fantastic in the Salsa style. Lessons for beginning and intermediate dancers are available and then it is dancing for everyone. There are two fees for participation, one for dancing and party and the other for just dancing. Check the website for details. http://palomarballroom.com For you […] |
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Every Saturday and Sunday through October 31st the staff at Castle Rock State Park will be taking folks like you on hikes through the impressive forest that is this park. They begin at 11:00 and last an hour, the hike is just over a mile and filled with lots of interesting things.
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The folks at EarthBound Farms want to help you understand the importance of honeybees in our modern lives. In addition you get a fun time out in nature visiting their beehives. They have two programs, one for the younger set at 11:00 (six years and older), and another for grownups (dealing with more mature topics) […]
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Known by serious birders as one of the best places to observe birds, Monterey Bay and the Elkhorn Slough are the best places to have a festival. Unfortunately the water is a tricky place to do this. So the next best is Watsonville. Come by on the Autumn Equinox and enjoy the activities, displays, and […]
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This is a monthly(3rd Saturday) event intended to grow the reputation of Salvador Dali and Monterey as an artist's venue. They will have art, jewelry, soap, clothing, and books and so much more. Come and see what the Dali Expo has to share with you. More info at [email protected]
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East Village Coffee Lounge is hosting a group of artists and a group of musical performers to entertain you for an evening inspired by their namesake location, The East Village. You know, the ultra-hip neighborhood in New York. Avant-garde art and music will be the theme of the evening. Wear some black clothing and shades […]
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Fridays at the Palomar Ballroom you can trip the light fantastic in the Salsa style. Lessons for beginning and intermediate dancers are available and then it is dancing for everyone. There are two fees for participation, one for dancing and party and the other for just dancing. Check the website for details. http://palomarballroom.com For you […]
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We all know about the work of the SPCA. What may be a mystery is; Where does the money come from? From events like this one. Come by and hear a funny person, and contribute to the welfare of the many animals that the SPCA cares for. You can listen ot the comics, but they […] |
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The Watsonville Buddhist Temple is giving you a chance to join them in a celebration of all things autumnal. Come by and see how it's done, Buddhist style. http://wbtemple.org |
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Before "Happy" there was "Don't Worry Be Happy" as the light-hearted upbeat all-purpose song. In addition to Voicestra, an acapella group he formed, Mr McFerrin has been active in his musical pursuits. When he comes to town he will be demonstrating some of this. http://riotheatre.com |
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Sponsored by the serious scientists of the Seymour Marine Discovery Center @ UCSC this week is intended to inform the public about the important role the sea otter plays in our local marine ecology. Those lovable furballs are so very important, the health of much of our local ocean depends on their health. Lots of […]
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Here's a great opportunity to see big name golfers at a first rate course up close and FREE. The catch is that they are playing with amateur and junior golfers. However, all the money raised goes to First Tee, the golf program for young and underprivileged, potential golfers. Info at 831-649-1533 http://pureinsurancechampionship.com |
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Wednesdays at the Palomar Ballroom you can trip the light fantastic in the East Coast Swing style. Lessons for beginning and intermediate dancers are available and then it is dancing for everyone. There are two fees for participation, one for dancing and party and the other for just dancing. Check the website for details. http://palomarballroom.com For […] |
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Shona Sculpture is in museums around the world and is an art from rapidly being appreciated everywhere. Here is an opportunity for you to see a sculpture take shape before you eyes. All the while you can enjoy Zimbabwean food, drink , and most of all hospitality. Moses Nyanhongo, the artist will be carving and […] |
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The adventures of Bobby, everyone's favorite bachelor. Great music and thoughtful dialogue point out some of the emptiness of modern life. And it's funny! Thursday through Saturday 8:00 til 10:30 Sunday matinee at 2:00. http://sccat.org
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On Friday evenings the Sunset Center is hosting a musical interlude aimed at helping you relax and get ready for your weekend. Different artists will be featured on the patio outside the Center. Music begins at 6:00; so bring a mellow vibe and prepare to enjoy some lovely music performed by some of the best […]
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Fridays at the Palomar Ballroom you can trip the light fantastic in the Salsa style. Lessons for beginning and intermediate dancers are available and then it is dancing for everyone. There are two fees for participation, one for dancing and party and the other for just dancing. Check the website for details. http://palomarballroom.com For you […] |
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Every Saturday and Sunday through October 31st the staff at Castle Rock State Park will be taking folks like you on hikes through the impressive forest that is this park. They begin at 11:00 and last an hour, the hike is just over a mile and filled with lots of interesting things.
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Join in meaningful service projects at Pinnacles NP to help conserve the natural and cultural resources of the park. Contact them at the website for details. [email protected] or call 831-389-4486 x243
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Lots of fun science-oriented activities celebrating the 40 years of the Reserve's work in the Slough. If you haven't already visited this local gem, this would be the best chance at seeing the wonders of this place. Food will be available. Plant Sale begins at 9:00 and the tours and other activities begin at 10. […]
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For 60 years the Active Seniors Center has been providing a safe and healthy place for our more experienced population. Now the are celebrating their longevity also. The mayor and other local VIP's will be in attendance as well as lots of fun and interesting folks from the community. It's a certainty that there will […]
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You remember Hitchcock's film "Vertigo" right? If you do this is for you. A celebration of the great director and one of his great films. If you don't then come and see what you've been missing, one of Hollywood's best working at the peak of his creativity. http://parks.ca.gov
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After 40 years of enjoying the beauty and educating thousands about the slough, its plant life and abundant animal activity the Reserve is celebrating its success. In order to help the public enjoy it even more they are opening the doors, so to speak, to all of us. Come by and learn lots more about […]
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The folks at EarthBound Farms want to help you understand the importance of honeybees in our modern lives. In addition you get a fun time out in nature visiting their beehives. They have two programs, one for the younger set at 11:00 (six years and older), and another for grownups (dealing with more mature topics) […]
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When Salinas was a small town with big plans for its future the founding families knew that education was going to play a big part. The folks at the First Mayor's House have gathered materials from those days. You may learn about the discipline methods, curricula, and daily life of teachers and students. An intriguing […]
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Joining up with the students from the print classes at Monterey Peninsula College, the folks at the Dali are giving you the chance to create your very own art print. We'll call it art in spite of what the snobs in the art world might say. The last Saturday of each month through the end […]
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Focusing on the music of "The Maestro" Thomas Witfield, this concert will be an upbeat celebration of the joy of belief. The Golden State theater will be rocking with the sound of joyous singing and handclapping. http://goldenstatetheater.com
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If you enjoy "Whose Line is it Anyway" Then come over to the Dali Expo and participate, maybe, in the performance of improv comedy at their venue. The group's years of local experience will help you have a great time here in Monterey County. [email protected] |
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Join local regulars like retired weatherman Jim Vanderzwaan and their special guests on the last Sunday of each month for a fun afternoon of good music and camaraderie.
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This is the depiction of a war between two leading political factions in 15th century China. Filled with dramatic leaps, sword work, and acrobatic martial arts it will be an exciting evening's entertainment.
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This is the depiction of a war between two leading political factions in 15th century China. Filled with dramatic leaps, sword work, and acrobatic martial arts it will be an exciting evening's entertainment. |
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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] |
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Come see the thousands of entries and be a part of San Benito's history. This year's theme is "Sew It Grow It Show It". So you can be sure that lots of these items will be available. See the website for details as the date approaches. http://sanbenitocountyfair.com
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Each first Thursday Joullian Vineyards is offering a chance to show your knowledge of wine terms. Along the way you can enjoy a great bargain on good wines. Get a BINGO card and a glass of wine for a single price and then keep testing their quality wines. http://joullian.com |
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100 years ago Robinson Jeffers began the process of building his home from stone. He learned this craft from a local stone mason and over years built the iconic home overlooking the Carmel Bay and the (then) wild forest and meadows around the home. Now you can come and hear his fans and scholars discuss […] Salinas' downtown is undergoing a renaissance of a sort. This enterprise is a part of it. They have a looong Happy Hour (three hours) on Fridays and Saturdays and offer some yummy appetizers etc. for the hungry ones in your group. http://201maincomplex.com Not for nothing is Pacific Grove known as "Butterfly Town". (Along with the other aliases they have assigned themselves.) All weekend the city is celebrating the return and continued existence of Monarch Butterflies. Parades, contests, science and fun are all on the schedule. There are many things to see and do so if interested, check […]
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Come on over to the Museum of Art. It's across the street from Colton Hall. You can meet the artists and the curators from the museum. Ask how decisions are made, admire their work, and get some culture vulture points. http://montereyart.org
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On Friday evenings the Sunset Center is hosting a musical interlude aimed at helping you relax and get ready for your weekend. Different artists will be featured on the patio outside the Center. Music begins at 6:00; so bring a mellow vibe and prepare to enjoy some lovely music performed by some of the best […]
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Like the name says, it is every First Friday. What changes is the nature of the activities and their focus. You get to come and see what is going on in the music and art scene in the area. All along Lighthouse and the adjacent streets. pacific Grove is filled with charming shops and businesses. […]
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Here is a film documenting the remarkable life and uses of the mysterious Fungi family. Narrated by Brie Larson and featuring lots of experts on food and alternative treatments this film will change your attitude toward these fascinating organisms that share our planet. http://fantasticfungi.com |
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Every Saturday and Sunday through October 31st the staff at Castle Rock State Park will be taking folks like you on hikes through the impressive forest that is this park. They begin at 11:00 and last an hour, the hike is just over a mile and filled with lots of interesting things. No, it is not an exhibit of cute beasts. It is a wonderful rhythmic band cranking out late night music in Big Sur. Sounding like they emerged in the early 21 century, but really their genesis is much more recent. Come out and find out. http://youngcreatures.com
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Come out and join over 75 vendors representing the best of Santa Cruz area's restaurants, wineries and breweries. All to benefit the Santa Cruz Cancer Benefit Group. There will be music and great weather because, after all, it is Santa Cruz. http://scparks.com
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No, Fort Ord is not resuming artillery fire. "Bombs" signifies, in this case, an older restored car. So what we have is a a car show featuring Vintage, Classic, and Customized cars from the 30's, 40's, and 50's. Sponsored , in part, by our local folks, Deadend. Come out to the fairgrounds and see something […]
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The folks at EarthBound Farms want to help you understand the importance of honeybees in our modern lives. In addition you get a fun time out in nature visiting their beehives. They have two programs, one for the younger set at 11:00 (six years and older), and another for grownups (dealing with more mature topics) […]
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When Salinas was a small town with big plans for its future the founding families knew that education was going to play a big part. The folks at the First Mayor's House have gathered materials from those days. You may learn about the discipline methods, curricula, and daily life of teachers and students. An intriguing […]
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Some people just love their dogs so much. This love takes interesting forms. In this case, an opportunity to dine with your pooch. (Or is that a non-PC term these days?) It benefits a local charity that works with shelter animals and helps them find homes and avoid the untimely end that so many have […]
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Gilroy Police Foundation is Hosting a fundraiser for its various good deeds. In addition to providing security for the citizenry they have a number of programs to help kids and the less fortunate, people that the police have to deal with regularly. Socome enjoy the music, dancing, food, raffles and the silent auction. http://www.gilroypolicefoundation.org |
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This is a lot of fun. If you like plants. If you don't then you can simply marvel at the diversity and adaptability of these plants. There are many great deals to be had and interesting plants to consider taking home. The people there are filled with good info and can help you get just […]
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With the long time presence of the Defense Language Institute and the cosmopolitan vibe that it brings to a small town like Monterey it was inevitable that we would celebrate the presence of the DLI. Here is that celebration. People from around the world who teach and learn the world's diverse languages here in Monterey […]
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This is becoming an international trend, closing off a major thoroughfare in town and allowing lots of people engage in lots of activities on the street for several hours. You can dance, ride a bike, race, eat, find medical advice, and just enjoy a nice day and a unique experience, walking down the middle of […]
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There will be music (mariachi), dancing (aztec), and rock (The Money Band) along with games, activities, and food available for your delight. In addition there will be raffles, the largest of them is a $1,000 prize. All taking place at the historic Carmel Mission. Even the courtyard will be opened. Come and see the sights […]
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The Embassy Suites is the site of this fun afternoon for a good cause. There will be auctions, live and silent, light refreshments, and of course, the title activities. All of this to benefit the Papillon Center. This organization helps people in various stages of grief following a loss of a significant person. http://papillon-center.org |