A&E
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745Michael Mechanic Takes on the Absurdities of the Super-Rich
How you’re funding the lifestyles of the super-rich
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845Scotts Valley Art, Wine and Beer Festival Returns in August
Festival moving forward with Covid-19 safety measures in place
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627418 Project Purchases Riverfront Theater in Downtown Santa Cruz
Move will allow dance group to expand its programming
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693Bad Animal to Award 500 Books to Local Student with New Rhoads Prize
Rhoads Prize honors the memory of local student Noah Rhoads
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678Surprise Announcement of Santa Cruz Shakespeare Summer Season
Plan is to perform at the Grove in Santa Cruz with Covid-19 safety precautions
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1.0KSanta Cruz’s Varro Vivyds Embraces Her Inner Pop Diva
Songs feature rock, R&B and soul vibes, with footing in catchy pop
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9671Musician Kaethe Hostetter Navigates a Year of Uncertainty
Santa Cruz’s Kaethe Hostetter built a life in Ethiopia with acclaimed ensemble QWANQWA—until Covid hit
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2.4KFelton Music Hall and Roaring Camp Team Up for Summer Concert Series
Outdoor concert attendees can rent socially distanced pods
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788Local Artist Seeks New Home for Community Safety Mural
Artist hopes to put large, four-panel mural in high-traffic area to encourage safety
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995Quentin Shaeffer and Zuzu West Release Collaborative Single
Cabrillo students create catchy dance floor anthem
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832Global Art Installation Comes to Santa Cruz County for MAH Anniversary
A 15-foot red ball will be installed in various spots around the county
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1.2KThe Crepe Place’s Chuck Platt Makes Plans for the Return of Live Music
Crepe Place owner revamps indoor performance space for return of live music
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3.0K1Understanding Complex Beat Figure Neal Cassady
"The Joan Anderson Letter" was considered a holy relic of the Beat Generation
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815Moveable Murals Exhibit Returns to Downtown Watsonville
Exhibit raises awareness of how personality can still shine through masks during pandemic
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984Aptos’ Tracie White Follows a Medical Mystery in New Book
Book documents a father’s quest to understand what was afflicting his son
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1.2KAfrican American Theater Arts Troupe Celebrates 30th Anniversary
AATAT’s commitment to community dates back to its inception
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818New Media Company Highlights Watsonville Through Film
Team creates documentaries and plans to expand into horror, sci-fi, fantasy and action films
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1.7KBay Area Author Tommy Orange on the Mythmaking of History
'There There' explores how our sense of the place we live in can be lost
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974Kite Hands Glowing’s Latest Songs Consider Nostalgia and Identity
Profound, emotional songs seek to explore the deeper truths about life
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739Local Father-Daughter Music Duo Release First Album
Wild & Blue duo release first full-length record
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1.4KAptos’ Kelsey Ferrell—aka Feral—Gets Brutally Honest on New Songs
Single is a feel-good, snarky rock ’n’ roll song in the vein of early Liz Phair
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992Arte del Corazón Brings Open-Air Exhibits to Watsonville
Virtual art classes led by participating artists coming soon
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1.2K1Santa Cruz Hip-Hop Trio The Ugly Boys Gets Big on TikTok
Trio was inspired to focus on writing new music and creating entertaining videos
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1.2KCabrillo Gallery Exhibit Explores History of Black Photographers
Curator will host virtual talk on Feb. 21
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814Watsonville Film Festival Taking Submissions for Community Project
This year’s virtual film festival set for March 5-13
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1.0KLocal Businesses Apply Art and Fashion Design Skills to Masks
Original designs range from plain and simple to stylish and striking
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1.3KPhotography Exhibit Reflects on How Nature Soothed and Scarred in 2020
Collection of nature photography by Santa Cruzans available for free viewing online
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4.5KNew Owners Take Over Iconic Live Music Club Moe’s Alley
New owners promise 'the soul of Moe’s Alley will remain' as they grow the venue
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844Reflecting on the ‘Whole-Soul’ Politics of the Biden-Harris Inauguration
Inauguration morning brought sense of calm and joy and replenishment
