Is there anything tacos can’t do? The humble, handheld snack sparked the current food truck craze, earned its own colorful emoji, and prompted countless memes with bad puns (which we won’t taco ‘bout). Tacos also make for a delicious excuse to explore Santa Cruz County. From Davenport to Watsonville, you’ll discover everything from crispy, old
Santa Cruz County celebrates its concrete curiosity The SS Palo Alto might be the most unlikely of Santa Cruz County landmarks. Constructed of concrete in 1919, and named for another Bay Area town, the Cement Ship—a nickname quickly adopted by most locals—has been a beloved icon of Seacliff State Beach in Aptos since it was
Overlooking scenic redwoods and nearby beaches, it’s no surprise that Chaminade Resort & Spa is a hotspot for vacationers and meeting planners alike. This blissful, pet friendly hideaway boasts nature-filled surroundings while also being a mere ten minute drive from Downtown Santa Cruz, the Boardwalk and other local attractions. Get to know what’s new at
It happens every spring, but the transformation of a green hillside to a bright carpet of orange, purple, or golden blooms never gets old. The fields bordering Highway 1 north of Santa Cruz turn bright yellow with sour grass and mustard. Cheery orange California poppies pop up along the San Lorenzo River and striking spires
Innovative. Fresh. Delicious. Culinary. Community. These are just some of the words that describe the Pop-Up Breakfast Series that will grace our Santa Cruz County Farmer’s Markets this season. For the 8th consecutive summer, top chefs from around the county (and from some of your favorite eateries) are set to roll up their sleeves to create a