Posts By Wallace Baine
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2.3KCover StoriesAnnual Pivot Fashion Show Shapeshifts for Movie Event
Pivot has for years built a Santa Cruz-based fashion industry around a live runway show
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3.6K2CoronavirusCan a Shop-Local Strategy Save Santa Cruz Businesses?
Local businesses face even more challenges than when pandemic began
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1.7KA&ESanta Cruz Comedy Festival Returns With a Pandemic Twist
Drive-in comedy festival will present four shows over two days
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2.4KCover StoriesSprawling Oral History Traces the Evolution of UCSC
A diverse account of UCSC’s story, told by those who lived it
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2.8K1Cover StoriesLocal and National Musicians Step Up for Fire Relief Campaign
‘Love You Madly’ to raise funds and awareness as fire victims look to rebuild
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9271Special Publications50 Up: Poet and Playwright Patricia Grube Pushes Back Against Conventional Ideas About Aging
Grube, age 92, is having a high-profile 2020, having released two books this year
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3.0K1Cover StoriesHow Artists Are Being Squeezed Out In the Age of Big Tech
New book examines daunting prospects for making a living as an artist in a tech-dominated world
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1.7KA&EPandemic Forces Radical Reimagining of What Theater Can Be
Shutdown of live performances has presented a series of daunting challenges
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3.2K6Cover StoriesRemembering Santa Cruz Jazz Great Don McCaslin
Don McCaslin was the tireless Jazz King of Santa Cruz’s bohemian heyday
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1.8KA&ESanta Cruz Poet Gary Young’s Sons Follow in His Literary Footsteps
Jake Young and Cooper Young have both published books of poetry just like their dad
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2.0KA&EParking-Lot Comedy Offers Laughs in the Time of Covid-19
Local comedians take their acts to a parking structure in downtown Santa Cruz
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2.9K1Cover StoriesJana Marcus Explores Family History and Mob Murder in ‘Line of Blood’
Book serves as requiem for author's late father Morton Marcus
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2.7KCoronavirusRestaurant Servers Share What It’s Like Working Amid the Pandemic
Pandemic puts servers on front lines of volatile face mask culture wars
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1.6KA&EPatrice Vecchione Shares Lessons on Living a Creative Life in New Book
In her new book, poet Patrice Vecchione becomes an evangelist for the writing life
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1.3KA&ESanta Cruz’s NEXTies Awards Show Moved to October
Annual Santa Cruz awards show may have to go virtual in the fall
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3.0KCoronavirusFailed Messaging, False Sense of Security Drive Up Covid-19 Cases
How health experts advise staying safe during reopening
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1.8KSpecial PublicationsVictory Gardens Make a Comeback Amid the Covid-19 Crisis
People turn to growing their own food for a wide range of reasons
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1.5KCoronavirusBeaches in Santa Cruz County to Reopen on Friday
Health officials say beach closures impossible to enforce
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2.2KCoronavirusEasing Pet Anxiety During the Coronavirus Pandemic
Quarantine can be a stressful time for dogs and those who live with them
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1.8KA&EOpen Studios to Launch New Online Venture for Local Artists
The new Visual Arts Network is set to debut in October
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2.4K11A&ESanta Cruz Dance Community Mourns the Death of Sara Wilbourne
Dancer and choreographer died in early May
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1.0KA&ENew Podcast Features Interviews with UCSC’s Arts Division Faculty
Lyle Troxell hosts “The Art of Change"
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2.4KCover StoriesThe Road Ahead for Santa Cruz’s Multitalented Anthony Arya
He has three bands, a new album, and a Stanford education awaiting—and he’s not even 18
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1.3KA&EArtists Organize Ribbon Installation to Express Community Grief
Activists call for Santa Cruzans to tie a saffron-colored ribbon to a spot outside their homes
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2.5KCoronavirusSanta Cruz County Summer Preview: Beach Boardwalk
Boardwalk president on the outlook for Santa Cruz’s tourism mecca
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1.8KCoronavirusAssessing the Risks of Covid-19 as Santa Cruz County Reopens
Public health officials weigh in on the risks of returning to outdoor activities
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1.7KA&ESanta Cruz Musicians Create Video Tribute to Essential Workers
Local musicians cover Grateful Dead classic ’Ripple'
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1.3KA&ESanta Cruz Symphony’s Executive Director Steps Down
Dorothy Wise has held the executive director role since 2016
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1.7KCoronavirusCounty Ramps Up Testing, Contact Tracing As Businesses Reopen
Some 55 people trained and ready for contact tracing program
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7.0K3A&ESanta Cruz Musicians Cover ‘Peace Train’ to Spark Solidarity
Video created to offer encouragement in the face of the Covid-19 pandemic
