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Laurie Corn – Civil Liberties and Human Rights
Laurie Corn speaks in defense of civil liberties and human rights. Photo courtesy of Minan.
Nonprofit Alliance of Monterey County
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From Monterey County Weekly...
Luke Fleming, founding artistic director of the Manhattan Chamber Players, is joining Chamber Music Monterey Bay as the artistic program director.
From SFGate...
From California Local...
How Monterey County and Santa Cruz County ‘Give Back’
Can anyone make a Mickey Mouse cartoon now? Yes, but it’s not that simple.
From CalMatters...
California State Parks, the Monterey Museum of Art and the city of Monterey are working together to bring a concept they call the Island of Adobes to downtown Monterey, turning the historic district into a hub for arts and culture.
The Arts Council for Monterey County, the California Arts Council and the Central Coast Creative Corps have selected three local artists to collaborate with three local nonprofits.
From Voices of Monterey Bay...
From Los Angeles Times...
From King City Rustler...
Local artist Max Randolph recently installed a custom 12-foot-tall sculpture of a great oak tree in the historic courtyard of Mission San Antonio de Padua.
Compact Disco opened in July as downtown Monterey’s only house music venue. But it was only three months later that it was granted a corrected permit.
The Arts Council for Monterey County announced a call for nominations for the next Monterey County Poet Laureate. This is a two-year position that aims to celebrate Monterey County's cultural heritage and promote literacy and literature.
From Voice of San Diego...
From New York Times...
From YubaNet...
Monterey County Cattlewomen are hosting their first-ever Western Art Show on Oct. 21. The fundraiser will be held at the Monterey County Fairgrounds.
From Salinas Valley Tribune...
The Clean California Murals Project features bright murals, drought-resistant landscaping and improved lighting at East Market Street, Alisal Street and Sanborn Road along Highway 101.
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