Playwright Kathryn Chetkovich previews Santa Cruz Shakespeare reading
A hilarious, if uneven, spin on Jane Austen
Young Writers Program looks for a new home
A timely, energetic jukebox of ’60s music
Brooklyn-to-Santa Cruz nonprofit welcomes first artist in residence
Dumpster diving with a purpose
After a serious stroke in 2017, Schoen is on the mend and celebrating his birthday on Friday
Aloft comes to Santa Cruz on Wednesday, June 19
The outgoing director of the Museum of Art & History talks art elitism, forging new community ties and what’s next
Wander the river and the Tannery Arts Center on First Friday
Clay artist’s life-size river installation leads off June 7 Tannery event
Events at Bookshop Santa Cruz and the Rio will span politics, music and more
As Black Rock City faces an existential crisis, locals keep festival spirit alive
New collection led by Monterey writer gives voice to immigrant experience
After painting KindPeoples, East End Gastropub, Plantronics and more, two local artists have big plans for a wall at Bay and Mission
The best local festivals, galleries, performers and more
Annual performance returns with dancers from near and far
Left brain and right brain collide, offering insight into both
The creatives behind Coco Chispa pottery and JuiceBox Surfboards split a studio by choice
A local photo project encourages subjects to slip into a cursed gown and open up about their breakups
Local festival’s 46th season recreates the world of a musical genius
Local artists had to fight for public art project
Beat movement muse passes away at age 92
How three nonprofits help students learn about arts, culture and themselves
If nothing else, at least 2018 was a great year for the arts
The county’s new poet laureate wants to push poetry out of its comfort zone
‘Shine!’ brings aerial action to the Wrigley Building
From ballet and Celtic music to a celebration of our immigrant nation
In leaving the Museum of Art and History, Simon aims to serve as an ambassador to a new movement
MCT’s 10th ‘Miracle on 34th Street’ puts the holidays in perspective