Jeff Rosenstock breaks up Bomb the Music Industry and goes solo
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Bomb’s Away
Home Field Advantage
Jim Denevan opens his nationwide Outstanding in the Field tour in Davenport
Foodie File: Eat Like a Greek Food Fair
Every year, the Santa Cruz Greek Festival draws more than 10,000 visitors. But not all Greek food fanatics like the big crowds; luckily, the good folks at the Prophet Elias Greek Orthodox Church, who organize the festival, also have the much more intimate Eat Like a Greek Food Fair, which returns this Friday, Saturday and Sunday (May 16-18), and is held in the church’s courtyard. We interviewed volunteer organizer Athena Wolfe about what people can expect.
What’s your dream job?
My dream job is taking people out into the wilderness and showing them the beauty that’s there for them.
Kristen Burkhart
Santa Cruz | Student
37th Parallel Winery
Sauvignon Blanc 2012
News Briefs: Candidate Forum, Guy Kawasaki
Candidate Forum
For someone who promises to be a smart, fresh alternative to sitting fourth district supervisor Greg Caput, candidate Jimmy Dutra did a good job of following the incumbent’s lead last week—although that might not win him too many votes in the business community.
Film, Times & Events: Week of May 15
Films This Week
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Taurus’ Beauty and Magnetism
Taurus is the first earth sign after the fires of Aries. As Aries initiates new realities, Taurus anchors them into form and matter. Taurus, the form aspect of creation, is governed (on the personality-building level) by Venus, expressing itself through beauty and love. Venus fuses dualities: women/men, dark/light, heaven/earth, night/day.
Are the Kids All Right?
Gia Coppola on youthful indiscretion and her debut film ‘Palo Alto
Big Finish
The Santa Cruz Symphony season finale showcases Mozart and Bernstein
Bomb’s Away
Jeff Rosenstock breaks up Bomb the Music Industry and goes solo When Jeff Rosenstock decided to give away his band’s albums for free on the Internet in 2006, people thought he was crazy. But that band, indie-punk-ska-electronic maniacs Bomb the Music Industry, became one of the biggest-drawing DIY punk bands in the country, and the subsequent...
Home Field Advantage
Jim Denevan opens his nationwide Outstanding in the Field tour in Davenport Reconnecting inquiring diners with the land and its harvests, Jim Denevan is on the verge of launching the 15th season of al fresco grazing known as Outstanding in the Field. The 2014 tour begins here at home on May 18 at Swanton Berry Farm...
Foodie File: Eat Like a Greek Food Fair
Every year, the Santa Cruz Greek Festival draws more than 10,000 visitors. But not all Greek food fanatics like the big crowds; luckily, the good folks at the Prophet Elias Greek Orthodox Church, who organize the festival, also have the much more intimate Eat Like a Greek Food Fair, which returns this Friday, Saturday and Sunday (May 16-18), and...
What’s your dream job?
My dream job is taking people out into the wilderness and showing them the beauty that’s there for them. Kristen BurkhartSanta Cruz | Student Captain America, or the Point Guard for the Los Angeles Lakers. Steve RogersSanta Cruz | Bartender Leading a meditation center. Hasyo SoutenetHarbin Hot...
37th Parallel Winery
Sauvignon Blanc 2012 Sitting opposite Les Wright at a winemaker’s dinner at Lago di Como added greatly to the enjoyment of wonderful wine and superb food. Wright is the partner, along with Michael Curtis, of 37th Parallel Winery of Scotts Valley. Over six courses of amazing cuisine, we had plenty of time to talk about wine,...
News Briefs: Candidate Forum, Guy Kawasaki
Candidate Forum For someone who promises to be a smart, fresh alternative to sitting fourth district supervisor Greg Caput, candidate Jimmy Dutra did a good job of following the incumbent’s lead last week—although that might not win him too many votes in the business community. When the Santa Cruz County Business Council and the Santa Cruz...
Film, Times & Events: Week of May 15
Films This WeekCheck out the movies playing around town.With: Reviews, Movie Times click here.Santa Cruz area movie theaters > ....... New This Week BELLE Inspired by a true story, this period drama follows the fortunes of Dido Elizabeth Belle, a young mixed-race woman from the West Indies (daughter of a young English admiral and a slave)...
Taurus’ Beauty and Magnetism
Taurus is the first earth sign after the fires of Aries. As Aries initiates new realities, Taurus anchors them into form and matter. Taurus, the form aspect of creation, is governed (on the personality-building level) by Venus, expressing itself through beauty and love. Venus fuses dualities: women/men, dark/light, heaven/earth, night/day. Beauty, as we perceive it,...
Are the Kids All Right?
Gia Coppola on youthful indiscretion and her debut film ‘Palo Alto It wasn’t easy for Gia Coppola to show her feature film debut to her grandfather. Yes, because he’s Francis Ford Coppola, but no, not because she was worried he would criticize the way she’d directed the actors in Palo Alto, her new film about suburban...
Big Finish
The Santa Cruz Symphony season finale showcases Mozart and Bernstein The 2014 Santa Cruz County Symphony season comes to a shimmering climax this weekend with two masterworks for chorus and orchestra. Playing spiritual counterpoint with each other’s text and traditions are Leonard Bernstein’s “Chichester Psalms” and Mozart’s “Requiem in D Minor.” Written 200 years apart, Bernstein’s...