Santa Cruz Shakespeare’s hit 2025 season continues with special September-only offerings. Don’t miss out on performances of the fall production “Master Harold”… and the boys by Athol Fugard and the final Monday Night Revel–new this year– featuring Surf City All-Stars playing the music of the Beach Boys on September 22. And that’s not all! ShakesEDU, […]
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7 ways to make the most of late Summer on the Central Coast
August on the Central Coast has its own rhythm. The mornings are warm enough for coffee on the porch, the afternoons are perfect for a beach walk, and the evenings hint at the coming fall. It’s that sweet spot where you can still squeeze in adventures, make a few upgrades, and get ready for the […]
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Top 5 reasons to volunteer as a transportation driver in Santa Cruz County
Because it’s more than a ride. It’s a lifeline. Every week in Santa Cruz County, older adults and people with disabilities miss critical doctor’s appointments, skip meals, or go days without meaningful connection—not because they want to, but because they don’t have a ride. At the Volunteer Center, we believe no one should be stuck […]
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Community Bridges WIC celebrates 18th Annual Breastfeeding Walk & Health Fair in Santa Cruz
Community Bridges’ Women, Infants, and Children (WIC) program is set to host its 18th Annual Breastfeeding Walk & Health Fair on Thursday, August 7, from 1:00 PM to 4:00 PM at Laurel Park, 301 Center St., Santa Cruz. This year’s event will transition from Watsonville to Santa Cruz, bringing the community together to celebrate World […]
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Santa Cruz Shakespeare’s Summer season is here! Don’t miss out…get your tickets today!
Santa Cruz Shakespeare’s summer season is happening now with four captivating productions running July through September. A Midsummer Night’s Dream by William Shakespeare, the musical Into the Woods, by Stephen Sondheim and James Lapine, Pericles by William Shakespeare and George Wilkins, and “Master Harold” …and the boys by Athol Fugard. Tickets are on sale now […]
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Power outage in Aptos takes electricity out for about 200 customers until afternoon
An outage just west of Aptos Village Park took out power for around a couple hundred customers Wednesday morning PG&E spokesperson Stephanie Magallon told Lookout that at about 7 a.m., crews responded to an outage in the Aptos area affecting around 200 customers. By 11 a.m., PG&E’s outage map showed that 158 customers remained out […]
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7 reasons digital recordkeeping is safer and smarter than you think
What would you do if your house flooded tomorrow and you needed your insurance policy, tax returns, or car title right away? If that question made your stomach flip, you’re not alone. Most of us don’t think about our important documents until we really need them. And by then, they’re often buried in a drawer […]
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Where to eat, drink, shop & have the best day ever in Seabright
Nestled alongside the Santa Cruz Harbor and stunning ocean views, Seabright is a one-of-a-kind neighborhood that truly captures the unique charm of our community. Where else can you start your day with the best cinnamon roll of your life, grab a house smoked brisket sandwich to enjoy at the beach or on a sail, and […]
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A decade of impact: Farm to Fork celebrates 10 years of community connections
What started as a simple idea—to bring people together focused on highlighting the local produce and a shared purpose—has grown into a powerful tradition that has fueled lasting change across the Central Coast. On Saturday, June 28, 2025, Community Bridges will host its 10th Annual Farm to Fork Gala & Auction at Seascape Golf Club […]
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State support helps open doors for UC Santa Cruz teacher trainees
By Allison Arteaga Soergel Carmen Garcia first felt called to the teaching profession back when she was a teenager roaming the halls of Aptos High School. Even at the time, she recognized how crucial those high school years were for helping students discover who they are and what they could become. Looking back on it […]