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4 Outdoor Spaces to Explore in Santa Cruz
In 12 square miles, the City of Santa Cruz boasts 50 parks and open spaces, 4 City-maintained beaches, and a small craft harbor for you to enjoy.
In 12 square miles, the City of Santa Cruz boasts 50 parks and open spaces, 4 City-maintained beaches, and a small craft harbor for you to enjoy.
We're celebrating Surfing in Santa Cruz by combining the work of local photographers and surfers to capture to Santa Cruz vibe. See the photos and learn more here.
Save the Waves is working to promote and protect world-class surf breaks through the World Surfing Reserve Program
The City of Santa Cruz opens up it's beaching to 1000+ kids for Little and Junior Guards Each Summer
At their January meeting, the City of Santa Cruz Arts Commission approved the pilot program now called the City Arts of Recovery Design (CARD) Pilot Grant Program.
Supporting Santa Cruz is more important than ever.
At the July 8th meeting, the Arts Commission voted to support the Santa Cruz Black Lives Matter Mural installation by taking a leadership role in the proposed annual Black Lives Matter Mural celebration.
In March of this year the Santa Cruz Arts Commission approved three storm drain mural designs for installation in neighborhoods along the San Lorenzo River at Beach Flats Park, the end of Felker Street and the end of Pryce Street.
We're happy to announce that once again we've partnered with Cosmic for the fourth annual Choose Santa Cruz Popup Market.
We interviewed four of AWE’s leaders, Anandi, Casey, Kendra, and Patrice to discuss early successes and goals going forward for this new organization downtown.
Matthew has always had a passion for putting on events, from a young age he loved to put on plays and even volunteered to host his 6th grade graduation. Since then Matthew has perfected the ability to pull off truly amazing events.
On July 15, 2017 the City of Santa Cruz and the Santa Cruz Arts Commission bid farewell to the 1993 mural Moonlight Dance located at SCOPE Park- with the artist Peter Bartczak and several folks used as models in the mural.