SCRAP Program Continues to Grow
The Santa Cruz Recycled Art Program (SCRAP) opened the fourth annual exhibit at the Blitzer Gallery on Friday December 6th.
The Santa Cruz Recycled Art Program (SCRAP) opened the fourth annual exhibit at the Blitzer Gallery on Friday December 6th.
How two Santa Cruz locals are changing the face of journalism in Santa Cruz.
Three beautiful murals inspired and painted by the community will inspire stewardship of storm drains flowing to the San Lorenzo River.
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.
Bid farewell to the beloved Santa Cruz streetcar trolley on Labor Day 2019, which will be replaced by electric shuttles starting summer 2020.
Melanie Munir inspires group of mom business owners in Santa Cruz to build their business around their lives, not the other way around.
Idea Fab Labs, located in the industrial Wrigley building, is integrating art and technology by providing the community with a space to create art with fabrication tools, like 3D printers and laser cutters.
The multimedia design firm Visual Endeavors— Aron Altmark and Rachel Stoll—has produced visually-stunning light art installations around the world.
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.
Suzie Thomas began making sea glass jewelry as a hobby when she moved to Santa Cruz and over time she was able to build a self-sustaining home-based business.
April 29th to May 5th is National Small Business Week. A week dedicated to celebrating small businesses and highlighting the many positive impacts they have on our community.