Brittany Ramirez

Brittany is Lookout’s first contact for members. She answers (and quickly) any membership questions and is eager to help with the mundane modern work of resetting passwords, signing up for newsletters and resolving any technical issues. She joined Lookout as a marketing and sales coordinator after finishing her bachelor’s degree in marketing at California State University Monterey Bay in 2021. She then worked for Rootstock Artisan Collective as a social media marketing manager. Before heading to CSUMB, she completed her associate in arts degree at Cabrillo College, where she also played on the women’s soccer team. Her passion for working with local businesses stems from being born and raised in Santa Cruz.

Top 10 volunteer opportunities in Santa Cruz: Share your skills and connect for good this Fall

Volunteering is a powerful way to share your expertise, gain new skills, and build meaningful connections. It’s truly a win-win—studies show that giving back reduces symptoms of depression, supports overall health and wellness, and fosters a greater sense of purpose and belonging. This month, the Volunteer Center is excited to present a top ten list […]

Grammy-winning composer Mason Bates to headline Santa Cruz Symphony with groundbreaking electronic sound

Mason Bates, the Grammy-winning composer of The (R)evolution of Steve Jobs, is set to bring his innovative fusion of classical and electronic music to the Santa Cruz Symphony. As a composer, DJ, and curator, Bates has redefined how classical music is experienced, incorporating immersive stagecraft and cutting-edge technology into his performances. He will headline two […]

Ann Ostermann’s top 10 must-see stops on the 39th Annual Santa Cruz County Open Studios Art Tour

Every October, the vibrant art scene of Santa Cruz County comes to life as more than 300 artists open their studios to the public. This year, the 39th Annual Santa Cruz County Open Studios Art Tour, produced by Arts Council Santa Cruz County, promises an engaging celebration of creativity. Over the first three weekends in […]

Get ready for nonstop fun at the 2024 Santa Cruz County Fair: Live music, monster trucks, and more!

The Fair is jam packed with live concerts and musical entertainment… and we have something for everyone! On Friday September 13th, you’ll love the hilarious, insightful and heartwarming Antsy McClain and the Trailer Park Troubadours! Whether he’s performing solo or with his incredible band of musicians called the Trailer Park Troubadours, Antsy McClain will have […]

From Capitol Hill to community impact: Bay Federal’s advocacy in action

Credit unions have long stood out as beacons of community-centric banking. At the heart of every credit union lies a fundamental difference from traditional banks: ownership. Unlike banks driven by shareholders, credit unions are owned by their members and operate under the principle of “people helping people.” This structure ensures that decisions are made with […]

“Go the Extra Mile with DST” walk aims to change the perception of homelessness in Santa Cruz

The upcoming “Go the Extra Mile with DST” Walk is more than just a fundraiser—it’s a movement to create lasting change in Santa Cruz. On September 22nd, locals will gather at Santa Cruz City Hall to walk for a cause that goes beyond the day’s steps. This event supports Downtown Streets Team (DST), a nonprofit […]

15th Annual Stuff the Bus: Santa Cruz COE and United Way celebrate record impact

The Santa Cruz County Office of Education (Santa Cruz COE) and United Way of Santa Cruz County are pleased to announce the 15th annual Stuff the Bus campaign resulted in record-breaking impact – with about $58,000 raised to provide more than 2,500 backpacks filled with essential school supplies. In addition, over 500 backpacks and other […]

An American masterpiece: Tennessee Williams’ The Glass Menagerie on-stage in Santa Cruz this September

Santa Cruz Shakespeare’s first ever production of this classic American play runs September 11-28 outdoors in the Audrey Stanley Grove. If you’ve had the pleasure to attend any of the three Santa Cruz Shakespeare productions this summer, William Shakespeare’s Hamlet and As You Like It, or Oscar Wilde’s The Importance of Being Earnest, then you […]

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