Locavores Only

dn leadFarm dinners at Route 1 Farms and the Homeless Garden Project expand the revolution

Clowning Around With Armitage Chardonnay

0

wine glassFour of us headed to Brandon Armitage’s new tasting room in Aptos Village recently to try his well-made wines.

Film, Times & Events: Week of August 22

0

film_guide_iconFilms This Week
Check out the movies playing around town.
With: Reviews,
Movie Times click here.
Santa Cruz area movie theaters >

Entering Virgo

0

RisaNewSFriday night begins our time under Virgo, sign of the Madonna gestating a new state of awareness for humanity. Virgo is also Ceres, mother of Persephone descending underground when autumn begins. The mother weeps at the loss of her daughter (spring and summer). Reflecting her grief, the trees and plants drop their leaves.
Sun entering Virgo brings a sign and element change, from Leo’s fire to Virgo’s practical earth. Food, health, grains, service and small animals are in the news and on our minds. It’s one month till autumn. Pumpkins and persimmons are ripening. Venus is in Leo. We radiate warmth; we’re generous, playful and affectionate. Everyone shows off in an ardent, passionate, warm-hearted, romantic and over-dramatic way, reflecting Leo’s fiery nature. Think of life as Shakespeare wrote: life is a play, we are its actors on the same stage together.

Slash Dance

0

music slasherAnimal Collective’s Avey Tare takes a stab at a new horror-inspired project

Early Detection

0

news2 cancerThe county’s high child cancer rate remains a mystery

Waiting on Winter

0

news1 droughtSanta Cruz has become a model of conservation in the drought; how much better can we do?

Walk of Frame

0

ae leadshmuelcreditThe Santa Cruz County Bank’s 40th art show takes us to China and India

Trending Now

coverwebWhether you live by the Vogue bible or choose to go into your day wearing what you slept in, odds are you wear clothes.

How should Santa Cruz develop downtown around the San Lorenzo River?

0

lt phoenixI would envision an artisan farmers market plaza with fresh foods and street art, and I think it would help with the really gnarly energy that’s down there.
Phoenix Rose
Santa Cruz | Artist/Show Promoter

Locavores Only

Farm dinners at Route 1 Farms and the Homeless Garden Project expand the revolution It just doesn’t get any more idyllic than the farm dinner I enjoyed at Route 1 Farms’ Rancho del Oso coastal eden on Waddell Creek. Stretched out overlooking the fields and redwoods, the white linen-covered table hosted more than 120 grateful diners,...

Clowning Around With Armitage Chardonnay

Four of us headed to Brandon Armitage’s new tasting room in Aptos Village recently to try his well-made wines. The décor had been bare bones the first time I went in, but now there are comfortable chairs and a coffee table, making for a nice cozy atmosphere. It’s a lovely place to hang out while trying...

Film, Times & Events: Week of August 22

Films This WeekCheck out the movies playing around town.With: Reviews, Movie Times click here.Santa Cruz area movie theaters > ....... New This WeekCALVARY Reviewed this issue. (R) 105 minutes. (***)—Lisa Jensen. Starts Friday. IF I STAY Based on Gayle Forman's bestselling YA novel, the story revolves around a teenage girl whose life literally passes before her...

Entering Virgo

Friday night begins our time under Virgo, sign of the Madonna gestating a new state of awareness for humanity. Virgo is also Ceres, mother of Persephone descending underground when autumn begins. The mother weeps at the loss of her daughter (spring and summer). Reflecting her grief, the trees and plants drop their leaves.Sun entering Virgo brings a sign and...

Slash Dance

Animal Collective’s Avey Tare takes a stab at a new horror-inspired project It’s been two years since Animal Collective’s last album, Centipede HZ, but singer and multi-instrumentalist Avey Tare has used his free time to ratchet up that record’s tense vibe. Tare, whose real name is David Portner, has just released Enter the Slasher House, the...

Early Detection

The county’s high child cancer rate remains a mystery In researching GT’s recent cover story “How Healthy  is Santa Cruz?” (7/30/14), I stumbled across a surprising truth: as of 2010, our county had the third highest rate of childhood cancer in California, sharing an annual rate of 20.9 cancer cases per 100,000 children with San Mateo...

Waiting on Winter

Santa Cruz has become a model of conservation in the drought; how much better can we do? Santa Cruzans hoping for a rainy celebratory deluge this fall have been disappointed to hear the party’s been postponed indefinitely, if not canceled altogether. The National Weather Service (NWS), which predicted that El Niño Southern Oscillation (ENSO) would bring...

Walk of Frame

The Santa Cruz County Bank’s 40th art show takes us to China and India Photographic images of faraway peoples and places have the power to transport. And photographs—black and white, digital as well as traditional gelatin silver prints—are the portals through which we travel to China and Asia in the upcoming exhibition presented by Santa Cruz...

Trending Now

Whether you live by the Vogue bible or choose to go into your day wearing what you slept in, odds are you wear clothes. That being said, you probably buy most of your clothes at stores, and since stores buy their merch based on what’s fashionable this season, it’s probable that, whether you know it or...

How should Santa Cruz develop downtown around the San Lorenzo River?

I would envision an artisan farmers market plaza with fresh foods and street art, and I think it would help with the really gnarly energy that’s down there.Phoenix RoseSanta Cruz | Artist/Show Promoter         More bridges going over the river, more art, connect it to the Tannery Arts Center, and see businesses expand.Davey...
17,623FansLike
8,845FollowersFollow