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Coastal Rail Trail Art Opportunities Being Identified
A first draft of the Arts Opportunity Master Plan will be unveiled at the the Open Streets event on October 9 and this will also be an opportunity for the broader public to weigh in.
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Artists have started "SCRAP-ing" at the City landfill
Seven artists that specialize in re-using gleaned materials, have begun to make art from the City's Resource Recovery Center.
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Help Us Plan for Art Along the Coastal Rail Trail!
The City of Santa Cruz has committed to completing the portion of this multi-use path that runs from Natural Bridges to the Beach Boardwalk by 2018!
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eBay Made Easy - There's an App for That
Launched at the beginning of 2016, Santa Cruz business SnapPost is making it easier than ever to sell your stuff on eBay.
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RFP: Now Accepting Wayfinding Design Proposals
The City of Santa Cruz is issuing this Request for Proposals to complete Phase Twoof its citywide Wayfinding Project. The City seeks proposals from a firm or team for the delivery of a Wayfinding design that is both functional as well as reflective of the
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Beach Flats Mural Moves Forward / Beach Flats mural progresa
The Santa Cruz City Arts Commission unanimously approved a new mural concept developed by artist Irene O’Connell to be placed at Beach Flats Park this summer. Painting will begin in August and neighbors of all ages and abilities will be invited to participate.
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Riding the Revolution in Electric Transportation
Future Motion founder and Onewheel creator, Kyle Doerksen and his team have built a revolutionary product bridging recreation and transportation in Santa Cruz.
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Monster of Monterey Surfaces in Santa Cruz!
The Monster of Monterey, recently installed at the north end of Pacific Street, is inspired by reports of a Loch Ness type monster sighed in the Monterey Bay and which washed ashore in the 1920s. The Monster of Monterey Bay (also called the Monster of Santa Cruz) washed up on Moore beach in 1925. Most reports support the idea that the animal had a long neck (possibly around twenty feet) and a tail (around three feet). Also at least three different reports compared the front of its head to a duck’s bill. Per the artist, Arnold Martin: “Plesiosauria Colomba domestica is inspired by the history, places and myths of Monterey Bay. Its humorous construction is taken from the 20th century stories of sea monsters found washed ashore. Its body is a larger than life pigeon skeleton combined with the tail, flippers and skull of a Plesiosaur suspended from the long boom of a luffing crane common to docks and ports. The sculpture is a hybrid built from disparate pieces just as myths are constructed from memories of everyday and unexplained experiences, fishing stories, and tall tales.”
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Ebb & Flow River Arts Festival June 18, 2016 - Come Flow with Us!
Saturday June 18 - 12:00pm-2:30pm! Six art projects celebrate and explore the history and future of the San Lorenzo River and enliven the Santa Cruz RiverWalk. Join community members, volunteers, and local artists for the second annual Ebb & Flow festival, culminating in the Tanniversary celebration at 3 p.m.
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New Inside and Out, Wait Till You Taste De La Hacienda
De La Hacienda just completed a facade improvement project with the City of Santa Cruz, and they are looking good.
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The New Tech Meetup is Headed to Amazon
June's Santa Cruz New Tech Meetup will be held at and hosted by Amazon.
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Let the Business Roadmap Be Your Guide
The Business Roadmap simplifies starting a business in Santa Cruz with four straightforward steps: Plan, Permit, Launch, and Grow.