A&E
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229Science and the Environment Inspire Watsonville Author’s Children’s Book
Book featuring a spittlebug aims to help children realize everyone has a gift
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316Fundraiser Aims to Support Santa Cruz Folk Scene’s Mary McCaslin
Donations pour in after diagnosis of progressive supranuclear palsy
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519Santa Cruz Theater Scene Pays Tribute to Bonnie Ronzio
Ronzio died of cancer three days short of her 70th birthday
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493Front Porch Project Documents Life in Santa Cruz During Covid-19
Santa Cruz-based photographer Amy Isacson captures life on people's front porches
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322Santa Cruz’s Andrew Jay Brings His Guitar Wizardry to Into The Cosmos
Local band Into The Cosmos builds momentum
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6181Santa Cruz’s Young Writers Program Scaling Back As Director Steps Down
Julia Chiapella has mentored Santa Cruz students in the program since 2012
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1.0KCoffis Brothers Call Back to Other Musical Siblings on ‘In the Cuts’
Jamie and Kellen Coffis deliver harmony-drenched rock
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946Choose Your Own Streaming Adventure with These Picks
Select your streaming fate wisely with this rundown of what to watch
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1.1KChris Rene Drops New Album ‘2020,’ Produced During Pandemic
Santa Cruz R&B and hip-hop singer-songwriter is on a creative tear
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1.0KNew Documentaries, Comedy Specials, and Horror Anthologies to Stream
Check out 'The Innocence Files,' 'Punk,' and other streaming releases
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1.8KC Pam Zhang’s Debut Exposes Hidden Fictions of Wild West Narratives
New novel ‘How Much of These Hills is Gold’ is a lyrical but brutal tale
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1.9KStream These; Skip Those: A Streaming Guide for Shelter-in-Place
Reviewing the Netflix hit ‘Extraction’ and other entertainment options
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1.9KWhy Santa Cruz Shakespeare Cancelled its Summer Season
Decision to cancel the summer season was the ‘least damaging’ option
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1.8KFrootie Flavors Adapts to the Times with Livestreamed Album Release
Local queer dance group debuts second album ‘Poon Tunes’
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2.0KWhat to Stream and What to Skip During Shelter-in-Place
Which movies and shows are worth streaming from home?
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Santa Cruz Shakespeare Cancels 2020 Summer Season
Santa Cruz Shakespeare will go dark this summer because of the ongoing pandemic
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3.1KStreetlight Records Copes by Turning to Online Sales
Independent record store tries to weather the latest challenge
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3.7KDrain Grabs Hardcore World’s Attention with Debut ‘California Cursed’
Santa Cruz hardcore quartet hits several major career milestones
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2.3K1Call It A Quarantstream: Musicians Take Performances Online
Musicians who rely heavily on live gigs turn to livestreaming
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2.2KNew Titles from NorCal Authors for Your Reading List
Author talks and book signings are on hold for now, but new releases keep coming
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2.6K1Ryan Lee Creates ‘Tiny Desk’-Style Channel for Santa Cruz
Backyard studio Paradise Garage serves as a place for recording performances
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7.2K1As Local Businesses Close, Bookshop Santa Cruz Tries to Weather Another Crisis
Bookshop Santa Cruz’s Casey Coonerty Protti talks about the plan to safely stay open
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2.4KCoronavirus Outbreak Brings Local Theatre to an Unprecedented Halt
Groups look to donations as they are forced to cancel performances
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2.8K3Santa Cruz Rockers Homebrew Highlight Their Full Range
Homebrew’s new album ‘Bashin’ shows off their energetic music
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2.4KLove Your Local Band: Jesse Williams
Santa Cruz musician Jesse Williams gets serious on new EP ‘I Tried’
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2.2KFilm Review: ‘Blow the Man Down’
Mayhem and matriarchy merge in Amazon Prime’s entertaining new release
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9.3K10Remembering Lost Santa Cruz Restaurants
New book explores dining spots that shaped the local scene
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2.1KWhy DNA’s Comedy Lab Was Ahead of the Curve on Temporarily Closing
Arts venue was among the first locally to respond to the spread of COVID-19
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1.6K1Funk-Soulster Fantastic Negrito’s New Alter Ego
Xavier Amin Dphrepaulezz shares exclusive insights into his new album
