protestors at the clock tower will knock down a symbolic fake brick wall. with venues like Sub Rosa, Santa Cruz Public Library and the Galleria. Boardwalk beauty, absurdity in your face that place that one time Now like hahahah Take off your shoes Gleaning the stars, don'ts and doвЂ™s Taking a 4 and a 20 too Laying my blanket next to yous Here for the view Taking my time to get a clue 20 some years, roll a doobie doo at SUB ROSA, SANTA CRUZ Metal MuffyвЂ™s gonna. march leaving from UCSC, workshops will go from 1:30 to 5 p.m. Downtown, Pacific Avenue has vintage clothing stores, cafes and galleries. Nearby, the Santa Cruz Beach BoardwalkвЂ™s vintage rides include the 1911 Looff Carousel and the Giant Dipper roller coaster.

Its long wharf, with eateries and shops, stretches into Monterey Bay. вЂњWe have UCSC grad students talking about securing and encrypting your phone, and we have people focusing on the mental health aspect.вЂќДЄfter an 11 a.m. Santa Cruz is a city on central CaliforniaвЂ™s coast. вЂњIвЂ™m really excited about the range,вЂќ says Andrew Smith, whoвЂ™s been attending strike committee meetings. 20, complete with teach-ins and workshops. The J20 General Strike protesting the inauguration has finalized its schedule for Friday, Jan. Applications for residency in the historic eight-sided building are due Sunday, Jan. SANTA CRUZ Investigators with the county District Attorneys Office raided the anarchist SubRosa Cafe on Wednesday, reportedly looking for workers compensation documents.

The museum is also still taking suggestions on what to do with the nearby and recently vacated Octagon. The spoons will be strung together, as if to make long vines hanging from a canopy. (Apparently, money does not grow on strangely shaped trees.) Apparently, the art piece is inspired by Scotts ValleyвЂ™s zany former Tree Circus, which once caught the attention of RipleyвЂ™s Believe it or Not, before many of the trees were sold, due to financial hardship, to a garden and amusement park in Gilroy, where some of them remain today. Turns out itвЂ™s for a sculpture in the secret garden in the newly improved Abbott Square, which is scheduled to be unveiled this spring. Not just any spoons-nay, that would hardly be artistic enough-but used spoons. The Santa Cruz Museum of Art & History (MAH) staff announced on Friday, Jan.

When we heard the museum was asking for cutlery, the mysteriously spooky Tom Waits spoken-word piece вЂњWhatвЂ™s He Building in There?вЂќ came to mind. SubRosa is a non-profit, donation-funded space in downtown Santa Cruz for art and radical projects run by a collective of volunteers from the local anarchist community.

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