The Santa Cruz Metropolitan Transit District (METRO) announces free fares countywide for the first two weeks of the fall schedule. Free fares will be offered September 15 – 29th on all services including Highway 17 and ParaCruz. Service to the County Fair will be free during this time, but only the 79F will offer free […]
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What’s next for the Santa Cruz Museum of Art & History; A ‘museum without walls’
The Santa Cruz Museum of Art & History (MAH) is an interdisciplinary, creative hub that deftly serves as the intersection of art, history and civic life for Santa Cruz County. The MAH has actively adopted the concept of a museum without walls, venturing out into the community and not waiting for the community to walk […]
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Santa Cruz County Fair at a glance: What to expect from this year’s festivities
If you were to ask, “What can I expect at the Santa Cruz County Fair?”, the simplest answer would be: “Fun!” But let’s surf that wave of fun and see where it takes us. Dive? Surf? Wave? You might think you’re at the beach; even better, you’re at a County Fair with Ocean Air! When […]
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Journey Unauthorized – International Touring Journey Tribute Band
JOURNEYUNAUTHORIZED.COM Since 2007 Journey Unauthorized have been entertaining the world! Journey Unauthorized entertains audiences at casinos, fairs, fundraisers, theaters, corporate and special events all over the world, and has also performed for US troops in Afghanistan, Qatar, Kuwait, Oman, United Emirates and Japan. When you need the best entertainment for your event, there’s only one 1980’s Steve Perry-era International Touring 1980’s Journey Tribute Show… Journey Unauthorized! Journey Unauthorized in not affiliated with the rock band Journey, nor is any previously copyrighted Journey material used in this video.
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News from the stage: ‘8 Tens’ reboots for fall, Cabrillo Stage seeks next leader & Jewel opens new season
Actors’ Theatre rebounds from COVID and other turmoil with a different spin on its signature short-plays festival, the search is on for a new artistic director at Cabrillo Stage and Jewel Theatre Company ramps up for its 2022-23 slate. Wallace Baine rounds up the state of theater in Santa Cruz.
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A lifetime of fun: Looking back on the 136 year history of the Santa Cruz County Fair
Long ago (1885 or 1887 depending on which historian is reminiscing), home-loving and farm-loving Santa Cruz County citizens combined their first efforts to produce what has become the Santa Cruz County Fair and Horse Show. The Fair and Horse Show has been at its present location along Hecker Pass Road (the present East Lake Avenue) […]
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Staying safe on a budget: How to protect your home from California wildfires
Purchasing a home is often the most significant investment a person will make. With the ongoing — and growing — threat of wildfires, how to safeguard that investment is on many homeowners’ minds. Over the past two years, Californians have suffered through seven of the top 20 most destructive fires in the state’s history, including […]
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Watsonville-born playwright Spike Wong explores his identity through his work — and makes up for lost time
Spike Wong’s latest play, “White Sky, Falling Dragon,” is just weeks away from its COVID-delayed premiere Aug. 26. Very possibly his most personal work thus far, the production is the culmination of a long quest to further ground himself in his identity — and regain what he and his family lost by living and growing up Asian in America.
