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Music student Keshav Batish performs alongside his father, Ashwin Batish, who plays tabla. His upcoming recital at UCSC Recital Hall is part of his DMA program at UCSC.
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The multimedia exhibit, at the Santa Cruz Museum of Art and History, has been several years in the making. It’s the product of efforts by Watsonville Filipinos to show a fuller picture of their families’ lives beyond the 1930 anti-Filipino race riots.
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The 12th annual film festival celebrates women in film on International Women's Day
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Monterey County has its own share of Black history — including several former Black strongholds. The festival, which also includes Q&As with the filmmakers, offers a chance to reflect on how the past shapes the county today.
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An educational community event, the Black History Month Film Festival runs through the month of February and is a partnership between the Black Leaders and Allies Collaborative and the Middlebury Institute of International Studies.
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John Wineglass talks with KAZU's Lisa Ledin about his new compositions that focus on Steinbeck and California.
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KAZU's Dlyan Music speaks with Flaco El Jandro and Gabi Bravo about their new single 'Acariciame'.
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The New York-based Pickle Mafia has local ties, and are playing at the Kuumbwa Jazz Center in Santa Cruz this Sunday.
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The third-ever Festival of Monsters adds deep discourse to monster fandom, and explores what creepy creatures reflect about our deepest fears and desires.
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Melissa Come Back: A Gritty Dual Narrative Memoir was co-written by Patrice Keet and her former foster daughter Melissa Lahommedieu, both residents of Santa Cruz. The book sheds light on the cycles of poverty and abuse that complicate the foster care system