All posts tagged "arts"
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333A&EBookshop Santa Cruz Presents Laura Davis’ ‘The Burning Light of Two Stars’ Virtually
The Santa Cruz author’s new memoir focuses on reconciling with her mother
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223A&ECommunity Rallies Behind KPIG DJ Ralph Anybody After a Fallen Tree Destroys his Home
The Kuumbwa benefit will feature Michael Gaither, Carolyn Sills Combo and many more
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446A&EYearlong Everchanging Exhibit ‘Landscape and Life’ Debuts at Tannery Arts Center
Experimental musician Gabriel Saloman Mindel is collaborating with Indexical on the ambitious undertaking
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525A&ESinger-Songwriter Harpist Calvin Arsenia to Perform Lille Aeske Arthouse
The musician unleashes his innermost emotions in original songs he plucks out on the harp
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620A&EOpen Studios Returns with 55 Newbies, its Largest Freshman Class Ever
New Open Studios artist Hildy Bernstein mixed-media work uses photography and digital art
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649A&EThe Jewel Theatre Returns with ‘Heisenberg: The Uncertainty Principle’
Physics and comedy collide in Simon Stephens’ play
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761A&ESanta Cruz County’s Inaugural BBQueer (Black, Brown and Queer) Fest
The debut of the multi-day dance and arts event showcases BIPOC/LGBTQ talent throughout Santa Cruz County.
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1.1KA&ETodd Barry Brings His Brand of Alt-Comedy to the Catalyst Atrium
Offbeat, deadpan, wry—Todd Barry’s humor has been given many labels throughout his 20-year career
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1.1KA&EUkulele Prodigy Jake Shimabukuro’s Mind-Blowing Show Hits the Rio
No one conjures up musical magic from the ukulele like Hawaiian Jake Shimabukuro
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1.2KA&EBizarro Art-Rock Heroes The Residents Celebrate 50 Years of Weirdness at the Rio
The longtime experimental outfit has kept the identities of individual members unknown since they began
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1.1KA&EAmericana Singer-Songwriter Darrell Scott Performs Kuumbwa Jazz Center Sept. 19
The Dixie Chicks’ rendition of Darrell Scott’s “Long Time Gone” reached No. 2 on the country music charts
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877A&ESanta Cruz Punk Supergroup Seized Up Plays Release Party at Moe’s Alley
Released in the pandemic, debut album ‘Brace Yourself’ finally gets a proper release
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1.2KA&ENew Guy Clark Documentary ‘Without Getting Killed or Caught’ Opens Sept. 15 at the Rio
Tamara Saviano’s film delves deep into the life and art of Guy Clark, revealing a lot that even diehard fans may have...
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1.1KA&EJoel Goulet’s ‘The Golden Bouzouki’ has the Cinematic Makings of a Cult Classic
A Santa Cruz filmmaker/musician made a movie Hollywood would have never touched
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1.0KA&EGrammy-Nominated North Mississippi Allstars Perform Intimate Show at Armitage Winery
After years of non-stop touring, the blues outfit has built a large, dedicated fanbase
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1.1KA&EJesse Daniel Rolls into Felton Music Hall for His First Live Show in Over a Year
Jesse Daniel’s 2020 release ‘Rollin’ On’ is inspired by the Bakersfield Sound
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883A&ECarrie Nicole Robinson Moves from Backup Singer to Center Stage
Santa Cruz’s Carrie Nicole Robinson’s debut single “Making Room” reveals self-discovery
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1.2KA&ELongtime Aptos Musician Brent Pierce Goes Solo
A song the local musician wrote at 17 years old sparked his solo career decades later
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1.2KA&EReview: Santa Cruz Shakespeare’s ‘RII’
Brilliant reimagining of ‘Richard II’ is more than just a clever history lesson
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1.4KA&EReview: Santa Cruz Shakespeare’s ‘The Agitators’
Mat Smart’s play delivers fiery clashes between two titans—but the writing lets one of them down
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1.4K1A&EComics Unite to Benefit NorCal Icon Will Durst
The pioneering Bay Area comic is rehabilitating after a stroke
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985A&EMoshe Vilozny Plays Farewell Show at Moe’s Alley
Club’s longtime booker marks retirement with July 31 performance
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1.2KA&EPaul Skenazy’s New Book ‘Still Life’ is a Story of Art and Obsession
A widower retreats into self-imposed artistic lockdown in Santa Cruz novelist’s latest
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1.7KA&EReview: ‘The Tomorrow War’ is All Guts, No Brains
Chris Pratt stars in mindless time-travel actioner
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3.3K3A&ENew Chateau Liberté Documentary Chronicles a Local Legend
Santa Cruz Mountains spot was a haven for hippies, bikers and famous rock bands in the ’60s and ’70s
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1.0KA&EMichael Gaither’s Pandemic Gig Helped Local Music Fans Through Lockdown
His song, “See You on the Other Side” won first place in the great American Song Contest in the singer/songwriter category
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1.5KA&ESanta 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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1.2KA&EPost-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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1.5KA&EFilm Festival Raises Funds for Two Local Bicycle Organizations
Film festival celebrates all things bikes
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9831A&EWatsonville Brillante Mosaic Moves Ahead in Downtown
Project welcomes community help making tile panels
