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Twin Temple’s Alexandra and Zachary James pose in pink outfits with theatrical blood at their mouths, Alexandra holding a skull.

Things to do in Santa Cruz

Twin Temple’s Alexandra and Zachary James bring vintage rock ’n’ roll and Satanic spectacle to the Catalyst on Friday, Oct. 2.
Waves break below the lighthouse and Santa Cruz Surfing Museum at Steamer Lane.

News Briefs

Lower prices, bigger crowds at the county fair A cheaper ticket appears to have helped bring people back through the gates. Lookout reports that Santa...
Guitarist Bill Frisell plays electric guitar ahead of his Harmony Five performance at Kuumbwa Jazz Center.

Things to do in Santa Cruz

Guitarist Bill Frisell brings Harmony Five to Kuumbwa Jazz Center, blending jazz, Americana, folk and classical sounds with vocalist Petra Haden, cellist Hank Roberts, bassist Luke Bergman and drummer Tim Angulo.

News Brief

This week’s local news briefs include another Moss Landing battery fire, continuing Highway 9 delays, possible El Niño flooding, an ATM skimming investigation and a Santa Cruz police leadership change.
Comedian Kristin Key performs onstage with a guitar and microphone.

Things to do in Santa Cruz

Comedian and musician Kristin Key brings her guitar, high-energy musical comedy and viral “Lesbian Army” to Santa Cruz Shakespeare’s Monday Night Revels on Sept. 21.
Facundo Salgado of Rumbo Tumba performing outdoors with a stringed instrument.

Things to do in Santa Cruz

Argentine multi-instrumentalist Facundo Salgado brings his Rumbo Tumba project to the Rio Theatre at 8pm Saturday, Sept. 12, layering handcrafted South American instruments into his signature “organic loops.” Photo: Mattias Baruta.

News Briefs

This week’s Santa Cruz County news briefs cover another Steamer Lane cliff collapse, Central Fire hearings, the Minto Road battery project, starving seabirds, Felton fire funding and a leadership change at Driscoll’s.
Stephen Malkmus holds an acoustic guitar while wearing a gold shirt

Things to do in Santa Cruz

Indie rock icon and Pavement frontman Stephen Malkmus brings a solo show to the Rio Theatre on Sunday, Sept. 6, drawing on the singular DIY spirit that has defined his career.
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