Week of Events
Triple P Workshop: How to talk to teens about drug use
Triple P Workshop: How to talk to teens about drug use
How to talk to teens about drug use Thursday, Nov. 18, 5:30 - 7pm Attend this FREE virtual parenting workshop to learn: • How to recognize warning signs that your teen might be using drugs • Tips for talking to teens and teaching them to resist peer pressure to use drugs • Steps to take […]
Concrete Ship History Walk
Concrete Ship History Walk
Concrete Ship History Walk Fridays, Nov 19 & Dec 12, 11am - 12pm Learn about Seacliff State Beach’s fascinating history on this 1-mile, 1-hour stroll to the Aptos Creek Bridge and back. Get the lowdown on the Concrete Ship, the development of Aptos, “The Madman of Seacliff,” and much, much more. Bring water and layered […]
Friday Pet Food Pantry
Friday Pet Food Pantry
Friday Pet Food Pantry Fridays 2-5pm Just a friendly reminder that our Pet Food Pantry is still happening every Friday from 3-5pm! Donate anytime!
Raya and the Last Dragon
Raya and the Last Dragon
Raya and the Last Dragon November 19, call for time: (831) 475-5935 If you missed our first #freemovienight at Jade St Park, have no fear, we have another movie slated for November 19! Raya and the Last Dragon
Saturdays in the Soil
Saturdays in the Soil
Saturdays in the Soil Third Saturdays, 10am-12pm It’s time to get your hands dirty! Learn about local ecology, native plants, and sustainable gardening with the Santa Cruz Museum of Natural History while coming together as a community to steward Tyrrell Park through the City’s Adopt-A-Park program. Email volunteer@santacruzmuseum.org to RSVP What to Expect -This native […]
Saturdays in the Soil: Gardening at the Museum!
Saturdays in the Soil: Gardening at the Museum!
Saturdays in the Soil: Gardening at the Museum! Saturday, Nov. 20, 10am - 12pm It’s time to get your hands dirty! Learn about local ecology, native plants, and sustainable gardening with the Santa Cruz Museum of Natural History while coming together as a community to steward Tyrrell Park through the City’s Adopt-A-Park program. Email volunteer@santacruzmuseum.org […]
Out and About: Tule Crafts
Out and About: Tule Crafts
Out and About: Tule Crafts Saturday, November 20, 10am - 12pm Celebrate Native American Heritage Month by connecting with the local Indigenous culture of Aulinta (present-day Santa Cruz) during this month’s Out and About family day. Santa Cruz Museum of Natural History staff will help families create boats, dolls, and other crafts or tools using […]
Guided Coastal Walk
Guided Coastal Walk
Guided Coastal Walk Saturday, Nov. 6, 11am - 1:30pm On this 2.5 mile family friendly walk, we’ll explore the plants, animals, and geology of our coastal bluffs. Bring water, hat, closed toe shoes, layered clothing, and binoculars if available. Meet next to park map in Wilder Ranch main parking lot. Rain cancels. Vehicle day-use fee […]
Imagine and Create Your Own Animated Movie
Imagine and Create Your Own Animated Movie
Imagine and Create Your Own Animated Movie Oct 30, 1 - 3pm Create and bring your stories to life! Work as part of a team and make friends who share your interests as you explore digital animation software. This FREE 6-week course will walk you through story ideas, storyboarding, animation software, and creating your final […]
Glow Community Art Project Reception
Glow Community Art Project Reception
Glow Community Art Project Reception Saturday, November 21, 1 - 4pm A Glow reception and celebration of community art contemplating gratitude, engaging in creative expression, and connecting to community. Art available upon a donation basis. Donations will fund local art programs and will be collected by the Felton Library Friends. For details please join us […]
Decoding the Decline of a Kelp Forest Ecosystem
Decoding the Decline of a Kelp Forest Ecosystem
Decoding the Decline of a Kelp Forest Ecosystem Sunday, November 21, 1:30pm McPherson, Ph.D. Department of Ocean Sciences, UC Santa Cruz Bull kelp forests experienced unprecedented losses along 220 miles of coastline in Northern California beginning in 2014 after the onset of a large marine heatwave and the local extinction of sunflower sea stars (sea […]