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San Lorenzo Valley Art Tour May 17 and 18
04/18/2025Local artists will be opening their studios to visitors for the upcoming San Lorenzo Valley Art Tour this May 17 and 18.
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Santa Cruz Dance Week April 17 - 25
04/17/2025Santa Cruz Dance Week stepped out in style and took over parts of downtown Santa Cruz on April 17.
Artistic Director for Santa Cruz Shakespeare, Charles Pasternak talks about the bard and how his plays always provide fresh insights, as the four-decade-old company readies for its new season in July.
A city parking lot at Cedar and Lincoln streets in Santa Cruz is slated to become a three-level library with housing and parking. (Ten Over Studio)
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Merrylou White, a 70-year-old resident of the Santa Cruz neighborhood of Pleasure Point, had purchased a pass for all three days of this yearâs Scotts Valley Alfred Hitchcock Festival, held this past weekend, March 14-16.
Watsonville High graduate Sedrick Cabrera never planned on being an actor.
San Lorenzo Valley Museum is counting on locals to visit its newest exhibition, âThe Way We Calculated,â at the San Lorenzo Valleyâs Faye G. Belardi Memorial Gallery in Felton. The exhibition runs until June 15, with a reception on Saturday, âŠ
We hear from the singing group, the Ukes of Bonny Doon, Suzanne, Laurie, Rizzie and Becca, who recently returned from singing and playing at a protest at the state capital. Then, an interview with Amanda Harris Altice and Jenny Evans âŠ
Information provided by San Benito County Arts Council. Lea este artĂculo en español aquĂ.The San Benito County Arts Council along with lead partners, the Arts Council for Monterey County and the Arts Council Santa Cruz County, are excited to announce âŠ
Planning for the two-day Scotts Valley Art, Wine & Beer Festival, scheduled for Aug. 16-17, was about to be derailed when discussions between the Scotts Valley Chamber of Commerce and the City got back on track with the help of âŠ
The Pajaro Valley Quilt Association held its annual show over the weekend with more than 300 quilts on display at the Santa Cruz County Fairgrounds.