Two jazz singers have been keeping their family's local musical legacy alive. | Music
If you take a walk through downtown Monterey, you may be tempted to snap a photo with a statue of a wide-smiling man playing an accordion on the corner of
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If you take a walk through downtown Monterey, you may be tempted to snap a photo with a statue of a wide-smiling man playing an accordion on the corner of
Some people are your go-to for exactly what you need. Need a tree removed? Call a tree guy. Leaky faucet? Call a plumber. Need a musician? Call Zach Westfall.
The Old Monterey Fisherman’s Wharf Christmas Festivities have been in full swing for a couple weeks, and it’s time to start thinking about First Night Monterey’s New Year’s Eve celebration. Both the Monterey events have become annual traditions for people around the Central Coast and beyond.
The multi-layered Spanish experience begins with guitarist Christopher Mallett performing Spanish classical music as people gather, followed by world-renowned Flamenco dancer Fanny Ara.
The 66th Annual Monterey Jazz Festival opened Friday evening with a hint of smoke still in the air from recent fires up north. But it was barely noticeable owing to the smoking hot music emanating from the stages that spanned the Monterey Fair & Event Center. And of course the smell of barbecue and other delectables masked what may have been lingering in the air.