Under the Sea
Monterey Bay National Marine Sanctuary (MBNMS) exists in our collective presence like a life-long, reliable old friend. Some days, it unleashes passionate opinions with raging waves. Others, it soothes our souls, … [Read More...] about Under the Sea
Preserving the Past
The cultural and artistic history of Monterey is lengthy, colorful and filled with drama, intrigue and economic ups and downs. The committed group of volunteers known as the Monterey History and Art Association has … [Read More...] about Preserving the Past
A Renovation to Last Another Century
It's an oft-repeated tale of Carmel history. The original Theatre of the Golden Bough was built by Edward Kuster in 1924 on Ocean Avenue and quickly became the epicenter of the artistic and cultural life of the … [Read More...] about A Renovation to Last Another Century
Building Castles Made of Sand
According to author, philosopher and artist Elbert Hubbard the happiest people on Earth are "A craftsman or artist whistling over a job well done. A little child building sandcastles." He posits that "Happiness lies … [Read More...] about Building Castles Made of Sand
Tancredi & Morgen
Just beyond the coastal fog at Valley Hills Center off Carmel Valley Road stands a board and batten building painted red as farmsteads of old. This simple building is inhabited by Tancredi & Morgen, a charming … [Read More...] about Tancredi & Morgen