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505Watsonville Readies for Renewed Negotiations with PV Arts for Porter Building
The city is expected to resume negotiations with the PVA Council after no affordable housing developers showed serious interest.
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560New PV Arts Exhibit Features Local Artists
Pajaro Valley Arts is displaying the work of four local artists in “Pencas del Coraźon,” an exhibit that opened Wednesday and will...
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666Santa Cruz Native Marcel Sletten Draws on Nature and Americana Music for Inspiration
Sletten started the wildly eclectic Primordial Void record label in 2017
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746Arts Organizations Join Forces for Juneteenth Project
Murals / Art / Activism is a multimedia project highlighting the importance of public art in activism.
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599Agape Dance Comes to Scotts Valley
This weekend’s Agape Dance performances of Midsummer Night's Dream will be held in the Green Hills Redwood Grove in Scotts Valley.
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669Santa Cruz Singer-Songwriter Maia Rowan Releases Debut Album
‘Fantasy’ came out of surprise Memphis recording session
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1.1K2Santa Cruz Comic DNA: Why So Many Comedians Are Going Vegan
Santa Cruz’s Vegan Comedy Show seemed niche—now it seems prescient
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687Watsonville Library sponsors first-ever Poet Laureate Program
Now accepting nominations; poet to be selected in December
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751Post-Communist Bride Goes West in Santa Cruz Author’s Social Satire
Book 'The Wife Who Wasn’t' is a clever snapshot of East and West contradictions
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782Exhibit Pays Tribute to Santa Cruz High Students’ Pandemic Graduation
Exhibit highlights students of the class of 2020
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998Film Festival Raises Funds for Two Local Bicycle Organizations
Film festival celebrates all things bikes
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7011Watsonville Brillante Mosaic Moves Ahead in Downtown
Project welcomes community help making tile panels
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689Lille Aeske’s May Day Festival Goes Live and In Person
May Day Festival will be held outside across two stages at Hallcrest Vineyards
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1.1KFilm Review: ‘Dream Horse’ is Irresistible Tale of Plucky Underdogs
True story is delicious antidote to uncertain times
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1.0KArt Hike Challenge Encourages Guests to Visit County Parks
Mural installations bring local art into the spotlight
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9061Local Metalhead Diversifies with Dylan Rose Band
Dylan Rose now has essentially three projects
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1.0KZack Snyder’s ‘Army of the Dead’ is the Ultimate Zombie-Pastiche Flick
Zombie follow-up to 'Dawn of the Dead' has finally arrived
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1.2KBig Audio Dynamite’s Don Letts on Race, Culture and Belonging
In memoir 'There and Black Again,' Letts confronts his own issues around identity
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924Art Exhibit Provides Space for Reflection Following CZU Fire
Exhibit also connected fire survivors with county resources
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1.0KMusician Marc Lewis Takes a Stand for Real Human Connection
Doors to Nowhere’s latest album explores effects of social media on society
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1.2KFilm Review: ‘Together Together’ is Surprisingly Thoughtful
Wannabe dad hires surrogate mom, but it's not what you expect
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9261Santa Cruz Locations Announced for RedBall Art Installation
RedBall Project will be installed throughout county for MAH’s 25th anniversary
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948Indie Rock Group Pardoner Lands Big Buzz for New Record
Santa Cruz musicians and longtime friends release third full-length
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1.7KNew Book Looks at the Rise and Fall of Ska Bands
Revisiting the glory days of ska bands like Santa Cruz’s Slow Gherkin
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947Santa Cruz Museum Month Kicks Off with Free or Reduced Admission
Reopened institutions countywide welcome back visitors
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887Kuumbwa Alum Scott Stobbe Makes Eclectic Jazz Album
Stobbe gathered his ‘dream team’ of California musicians for new album
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1.2KCabrillo Gallery Opens Virtual Student Exhibition 2021
Online show represents all disciplines taught at the school
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814Return of Dance Week Signals a Rebounding Scene
Dance Week returns with performance pop-up and open class weekend
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2.3K5Santa Cruz Filmmaker Jordan Graham’s Breakthrough New Horror Film
Santa Cruz Mountains have starring role in indie horror film 'Sator'
