Team BOLO (Be On The Lookout) is gathering and curating all of Santa Cruz County’s biggest and best happenings from now…
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‘Outburst’ for a good cause: Local comics come together for San Francisco comedy icon Will Durst
Santa Cruz’s Richard Stockton headlines a benefit show July 31 at El Vaquero Winery to help Will Durst rehab after a devastating stroke. “He’s more than just a great comic,” Stockton says of the 69-year-old Durst. “He’s been a leader in lifting us all up to be the best we could be.”
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Santa Cruz Shakespeare reawakens: Theater re-emerges leaner yet still oozing with political relevance
Shakespeare returns to the Audrey Stanley Grove at DeLaveaga Park in Santa Cruz for the first time since 2019. The return of in-person theater features a Shakespearean adaptation and a historical play featuring Susan B. Anthony and Frederick Douglass.
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‘Overnight, gone, all of it gone’: Singer Mira Goto was set to go big as the pandemic hit pause
Celebrated Santa Cruz singer/songwriter re-emerges to the spotlight after the pause of 2020, ready to resume her promising career in country music interrupted by the pandemic. During the pause, she took time out to become a mother.
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BOLO Best Bets: Live theater is back, so is Mira Goto — and a ton more on the events front
Centered on creating beautiful, meaningful experiences out of flea market finds, Lori Powell’s thriving Santa Cruz…
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Missing his pal, Pedro: Local author produces a stirring memorial to his good friend and iconic ESPN voice
As a publisher, Soquel’s Steve Kettmann gathered together 62 notable figures to pay tribute to his close friend, and a man who seemed to touch everyone he met, longtime ESPN reporter and baseball writer Pedro Gomez.
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Ready to be jazzed once again? Iconic Kuumbwa poised to welcome audiences back in September
The Kuumbwa Jazz Center will have been dark for a solid year and a half when it opens again for business on Sept. 13. It will will operate at two-thirds capacity, about 140 seats, early on, then be at full capacity for an Oct. 26 visit from Branford Marsalis.
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‘Circus’ act: Capitola’s baker/composer returns to Cabrillo Stage with his latest pop opera
Local playwright/composer Joe Ortiz highlights Cabrillo Stage’s new summer season with his latest musical, “Circus: Knives, Blood & Water.” Longtime collaborator Greg Fritsch says, “It’s about the terrible cost of secrets and lies, and the power of truth and forgiveness.”
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BOLO Best Bets: Wallace Baine & team’s curated guide to the awesome happenings you should not miss
Team BOLO (Be On The Lookout) is gathering and curating all of Santa Cruz County’s biggest and best happenings from now…
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Historic surfboards to be inducted into Santa Cruz Surfing Museum
Three surfboards from three different eras in local surfing’s rich history — including one that once belonged to Fred Hunt, one of the founders of the Santa Cruz Surfing Club in 1936 — have their moment in a ceremony to be held Saturday.