Lookout in the Community: Events to check out this November
We’re a digital local newspaper, but we are a part of the physical community every day, and there’s a lot happening in Santa Cruz County. We’re in touch with events of all kinds, for members and readers. Here’s the sampling for the upcoming month. Join us as a member to get priority access to many events such as our forums and trivia nights — and to stay informed. And right now, you can support Lookout’s comprehensive local election coverage and feel more confident about your vote when you head to the polls this November with a special offer. And time is running out for this special offer – new members can join for just $99 per year now through Nov. 5 – become a member today!
Additionally, Lookout collaborates with our Marketing Partners to promote significant community events. For more details about our Media Sponsorship program, feel free to reach out to my colleague Duffy Barrett at duffy@lookoutlocal.com.
See you out and about.
Jamie Garfield
Director of Student & Community Engagement
HIGHLIGHTED EVENTS
Nov. 14: Lookout Anniversary Party
Dear Lookout members, you’re invited to our four-year anniversary party! Connect with the team and become acquainted with what’s happening in our local newsroom. Learn about our new products as well as future plans for
Lookout Santa Cruz! Hear more about our Pulitzer Prize win this year and join us in celebration for this event with local food and drinks. Become a Lookout member today to join this event!
Nov. 1: Watsonville Film Festival 7th Annual Día de Muertos
Celebrate life and honor your loved ones at Día de Muertos hosted by the Watsonville Film Festival. Activities and performances begin in Watsonville Plaza at 3:30 p.m. Join for sugar skull decorating, folkloric dances, paper flower making, soulful musicians, an art marketplace and more.
MORE EVENTS THIS MONTH:
Nov. 9: Wine and Roses
Support health and wellness in Pajaro Valley and join us at Community Health Trust’s annual fundraiser! Located in Crosetti Hall in the Santa Cruz County Fairgrounds, this spectacular night will be filled with amazing food and wine tastings.
Nov. 9: The Drums at the Catalyst
American indie pop band The Drums will be back in town to perform their new album, “Brutalism.” A twist from their old surf rock vibe, The Drums’ fifth LP delves into new territory, inspired by SOPHIE’s hyperpop to 1990s band Whale’s electronic trip-hop. Tune in and turn out for this performance next Saturday night!
Nov. 21: Greyboy Allstars at Moe’s Alley
Renowned California jazz-funk revivalists are visiting Santa Cruz! With credits alongside Elton John, CeeLo Green and Sia, bassist Chris Stillwell and drummer Aaron Redfield are in demand. Infused with influences from Lenny Kravitz and James Brown, don’t miss this opportunity to see the Allstars perform their discography!
Nov. 11: Kandace Springs at Kuumbwa Jazz
See Kandace Springs perform her 2024 album “Run Your Race” at the Kuumbwa Jazz Cafe! Raised by legendary Nashville soul singer Scat Springs, “Run Your Race” is a tribute to her late father with sounds reminiscent of her early inspirations, including Nina Simone and Norah Jones. The show starts at 7 p.m. and you’re invited an hour early for a special dinner, starting at 6 p.m.
