Bridging the Gap
We need a better road." A young, drained Dr. John L. D. Roberts reflected on his ordeal. He had run on pure adrenaline for three days straight. Finally, he had finished treating the last of his patients. There was … [Read More...] about Bridging the Gap
Monterey Jazz Festival Looks Back to its Roots
The lineup for the 69th presentation of the world's longest continuously running jazz festival is a creative stew encompassing an homage to the past while pulling back the curtain on the future. Since its first … [Read More...] about Monterey Jazz Festival Looks Back to its Roots
Carmel Music Society Turns 100
Don't be misled by the word "society." Carmel Music Society (CMS) is a world-famous, forward-looking annual music series and is not your grandmother's white-glove, cucumber sandwich, chamomile tea-type affair. In … [Read More...] about Carmel Music Society Turns 100
A Life in Art
Hours before most of us awaken, Ken Shue is already creating. Coffee in hand, he begins his workday at 5 am at a framed sheet of paper upon which he paints using a brush dipped in water. The technique is based on … [Read More...] about A Life in Art
The Story of the Carmel Dairy
If you take the time to pause for a moment while standing in front of Tiffany's at Ocean Avenue and Mission Street in Carmel-by-the-Sea, you can look kitty-corner across the street at the building with a sign … [Read More...] about The Story of the Carmel Dairy