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Saturday 11/16: Urban Agriculture as Colonial Resistance: Reclaiming Land & Food Sovereignty in the Modern City
UCSC Community Herb Garden, CASFS Farm And Garden, 152 Farm Rd, Santa Cruz
Ecology Action
Listed under: Environment Transportation Water Sustainability
Santa Cruz County Election Results
New book explores history through the eyes of local legend Laura Hecox
After years of being ignored, artists and arts organizations break through in South County
Pajaro Valley Arts (PVA) has had a busy week. Not only have they opened a new exhibit at their gallery on Sudden Street, they also held their first event at the Porter Building, which the organization took ownership of Aug. âŚ
Every year, tens of thousands of people from across the globe gather in Nevadaâs Black Rock Desert for Burning Man, an experimental festival focused on art, self-expression and community.  The week-long event has participants arrive with their own shelter, food âŚ
Santa Cruz musicians get a much-needed showcase
Mountain Community Theaterâs âThe CZU Fire in Their Own Words: Fighting Fires, Losing Homes and Rebuilding Communityâ is a living document and gift to the community
Unique festival Aug. 20-21 at Santa Cruz Fairgrounds is swan song for longtime local promoter âSleepyâ John Sandidge
Jim Herbert built a 17-foot great white shark out of scrap metal
CalMatters is supported by a diverse and growing group of members, major donors, foundations and institutions.
Writer, director and actor Steve âSpikeâ Wong remembers the moment he realized he wanted to tell stories. He was about 5 years old and was riding the Jungle Cruise attraction at Disneyland with his parents. He managed, he said, to âŚ
The Santa Cruz nativeâs multimedia work pays tribute to those whose lives were impacted by the CZU Fire
Looking back at the Sixties and Seventies in Santa Cruz
In which a pioneer of Dynamical Systems Theory (and its cousin, Chaos Theory) moves from Princeton to ... wait... UC Santa Cruz, California?
Too much emphasis is placed on whatâs shiny and new. Just as important is what endures. We salute some of Santa Cruzâs oldest cultural institutions.
In honor of the second anniversary of the CZU Lightning Complex, Mountain Community Theater (MCT) Director Peter Gelblum did something extraordinary to commemorate the event: he wrote a film about it.  Of the movie, entitled, âThe CZU Fire In Their âŚ
Company returns to full force with âThe Tempest,â âTwelfth Night,â and the world premiere of âThe Formulaâ
Longtime leader of the Joint Chiefs brings his band to Fourth of July celebration this weekend
Nonprofit plans to transform the historic Watsonville building into a refuge for local artists
Benign weather has kept some of Californiaâs historic cinema palaces alive past the century mark. We pay homage to ten of the best.
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