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Saturday 11/16: Urban Agriculture as Colonial Resistance: Reclaiming Land & Food Sovereignty in the Modern City
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While keeping its virtual option, the festival opens with a return to live events.
WATSONVILLEâSeven murals that line the historic Taylorâs Alley, a pedestrian conduit between Main and Union streets in downtown Watsonville, have been given new life thanks to the efforts of local volunteers. Judy Gittelsohn, owner of nearby Studio Judy G, and âŚ
By Julie Horner Kellie âK.M.â Rice grew up with books. âI was really fortunate that my parents read to me every night. It was this magical experience snuggled up next to my mom or dad and seeing the pictures and âŚ
Travel, food, true crime politicsâthereâs a show for everyone. Here are some top-rated podcasts that focus on some aspect of California culture.
How the Santa Cruz author got tangled in the story of John Wilkes Booth and his family.
WATSONVILLEâThe Watsonville Film Festival (WFF) returns March 11-20, with virtual and in-person events to celebrate its 10th anniversary.  Consuelo Alba, executive director of WFF, said it felt âunrealâ to be reaching such a milestone. âWe are incredibly happy to be âŚ
SANTA CRUZ COUNTYâAuthor Buzz Anderson always dreamed of writing the great American novel. Born in San Jose and then moving with his family to Capitola, Anderson has remained in Santa Cruz County for most of his life, attending local public âŚ
WATSONVILLEâThe Watsonville Community Band kicked off its yearlong 75th Anniversary celebration Wednesday during a break in its regular rehearsal in the band room at Watsonville High School. The date coincided with the very first rehearsal of what was then called âŚ
Pierre Richeâs artistic journey has been anything but dull. Born in New York City in 1966, Riche has lived in nine different U.S. states, moving more than 14 times and exploring various pathways.  He studied at the School Of The âŚ
The two-day event at Capitola Mall to feature over 50 vendors, special guest appearances and everything âStar Warsâ
Former 'GT' photographer Michèle Benson follows up Catalyst film with broader look at local scene.
Plenty of East Coast comedians make California the butt of their jokes. Here are some locals whoâve earned the right to make fun of this place.
Thomas Cussins, president of Ineffable Music, wants to thank the community of San Lorenzo Valley for keeping Felton Music Hallâs doors open. As other entertainment venues have struggledâand falteredâduring the crush of the pandemic, Felton Music Hall has stood strong.  âŚ
WATSONVILLEâA musical duo who also teaches in the Pajaro Valley Unified School District has been selected by an international competition to perform at the prestigious Carnegie Hall in New York City. Amalia Diaz and Camilo Ortiz have been playing together âŚ
By Julie Horner Local singer-songwriter Sarah Fishleder weaves a certain gospel, creating a testament to healing through music with her first album, After the Winter, a collection of six songs that chronicle the journey from pain to acceptance and celebrates âŚ
Comedy blues genius and KPIG DJ returns to Santa Cruz as ⌠himself.
WATSONVILLEâAfter spending more than a decade as a tattoo artist in Silicon Valley, Pepe Nunez has returned home.  Classic Calavera Tattoo is set to open soon in a location near the intersection of Freedom Boulevard and Green Valley Road that âŚ
By Julie Horner In Body Art as Visual Language, Enid Schildkrout writes, âBody art is not just the latest fashion. In fact, if the impulse to create art is one of the deďŹning signs of humanity, the body may well âŚ
Since 2002, âUCSCâ has met nearly every third Thursday of the month
Pamela Morganâs Memoir of Self Discovery By Julie Horner âOnce seated in the prop-plane, I realized the wing propellers were my only view outside the window,â writes Pamela Morgan in her new memoir/travelog, Island Dreams: A Solo Journey. âIt was âŚ
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