All posts tagged "arts"
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634ArtSanta Cruz in Photos: First Friday Chalk Art Event Highlights Local Artists
Local artists helped dress up a section of Pacific Avenue in downtown Santa Cruz
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559A&ESanta Cruz Symphony Changes Tune to Support Artists During Pandemic
Symphony launches relief fund and digital series
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677A&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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827A&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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736A&ECabrillo Music Festival Connects Artists Virtually in Bold Experimentation
Season to include 60 musicians recorded from their homes all over the world
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932A&EChris Frantz of Talking Heads and Tom Tom Club Releases Memoir
Drummer shares his influences and dishes on Talking Heads dynamics
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698A&EPajaro Valley Arts’ Annual Outdoor Exhibit Takes Shape
Exhibit will return to Sierra Azul Nursery and Gardens on July 1
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836A&ESanta Cruz Musicians Create Video Tribute to Essential Workers
Local musicians cover Grateful Dead classic ’Ripple'
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714A&ESanta Cruz Symphony’s Executive Director Steps Down
Dorothy Wise has held the executive director role since 2016
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939A&EFundraiser Aims to Support Santa Cruz Folk Scene’s Mary McCaslin
Donations pour in after diagnosis of progressive supranuclear palsy
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1.2K1A&ESanta 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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1.9KA&EChris 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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2.0KA&EC 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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2.7KA&ECoronavirus Outbreak Brings Local Theatre to an Unprecedented Halt
Groups look to donations as they are forced to cancel performances
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2.2KA&EDuster Hits Reset After Gaining Legend Status
San Jose’s ’90s proto-slowcore band Duster is touring again
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2.6KA&EEmily Nemens Explores Baseball Culture in ‘Cactus League’
The novel hits with perfect timing for baseball's current cultural moment
