Featured Events in Santa Cruz in November 2024 (August Updated)

Experience the captivating musical journey of Zof Ziro en Queretaro, set to take place at Foro 442 in Santiago de Querétaro on November 9, 2024. This highly anticipated event promises an unforgettable evening filled with exceptional performances at 20 col Colinas de Santa Cruz. Don't miss the opportunity to witness this extraordinary show live. Ticket prices range from $194.60 to $432.44, ensuring there's an option for every music enthusiast. Secure your spot now and immerse yourself in the enchanting melodies of Zof Ziro en Queretaro.

Join us for a Los Gatos Run Club + Lululemon On Thursday, November 28th, at 8:30am, we will be hosting a Los Gatos Thanksgiving fun run! We will meet at Lululemon Los Gatos back parking lot for a 5k or 10k along our beautiful trails. All paces welcome - walk, jog, or run! Babies, kids, and fur babies are always welcome! Drinks and light snacks will be provided. Participants will receive an invitation for early access to Black Friday's shop on Friday, November 29! Grab your friends and family and start your Thanksgiving with stress-free fresh air and movement. We can't wait to see you there! #LululemonFunRun #ThanksgivingMorning #Movement #Gratitude #FitFam Information Source: lululemon Los Gatos | eventbrite

At our Black Surf Santa Cruz Pop-Up Program (PUP), you will learn how to surf in an inclusive environment, build community and experience the many lessons that the ocean has to offer. All equipment, wetsuits and snacks will be provided! No surfing experience is necessary, but we do ask that participants know how to swim. This event is designed for beginners, however, all levels are welcome. Need to learn how to swim? Pre-register for our Prepare to Pop-Up Program for an opportunity to learn how to swim in community with other members and build your skills and an ocean relationship. About our Pop-Up Program:Our Pop-Up Program sessions typically last no longer than 3 hours in length and are subject to changes/tide- and weather- dependent. We provide the coaches, equipment, facilitators and experience to Black Surf Santa Cruz members free of charge. Pre-Session Meeting - Participants will build community and get to know each other, learn how to become better land stewards, have an opportunity to give back to the land, honor indigenous ancestors and build community. Get equipment and have an opportunity to change into wetsuits. On Land /Sand Session - Participants will be guided through a sand session where they will have the opportunity to learn basic ocean safety, brief surf history, surfing best practices and safety tips; how to enter and exit the water safely; and how to surf. In Water Session -Participants will use their newfound surfing knowledge and will spend time experiencing surfing in community with other participants. Community Healing/ Debrief - Following the water session, participants will engage in a restorative discussion circle and/or activity.Participant Outcomes: - Physical and spiritual wellness - Community building - Knowledge of local history, ocean safety and surf best practices Lessons from the ocean that can be applied to our everyday lives: - Courage / Self-actualization - Patience - Belonging Minimum enrollment is 4 participants per session. Maximum enrollment is 8 participants per session. Events are tide-dependent and subject to changes and cancellations. Please check your email the morning of the event for the most recent updates. Participants must be 18 years or older. About Black Surf Santa Cruz:Our mission is to provide physical and spiritual wellness through surfing for Black, Indigenous, and other historically excluded groups and communities of color. Our programs emphasize joy and liberation and aim to increase mental wellbeing, feelings of belonging and psychological safety. Come learn with us! Become a member, here! Donate to our organization, here! Photographers in order: Kaili Reynolds (1,2,3,4) Information Source: Black Surf Santa Cruz | eventbrite

There will be 7 performances of The Inspector General Nov 15, 16, 17 and 21, 22, 23, 24 (Thu-Sat at 7:30 and Sundays at 3:00) _______________________________________________________________ ADMISSION Tickets are available online only (no sales window or will-call at the event). Doors open 30 minutes prior to the event start time. Ticket holders not seated at least 5 minutes before the advertised start time may forfeit their ticket/seat, and no refund will be issued. ACCESSIBILITY For accessibility-related needs, contact artsevents@ucsc.edu as soon as possible. PARKING A parking permit is required at UCSC. - Parking: UCSC Transportation & Parking Services (TAPS) offers additional information at https://taps.ucsc.edu/parking/visitor-parking.html QUESTIONS? Contact us at artsevents@ucsc.edu. Visitor information at https://arts.ucsc.edu/news-events/visitor-information/ Information Source: UCSC Arts Events | eventbrite

At our Black Surf Santa Cruz Pop-Up Program (PUP), you will learn how to surf in an inclusive environment, build community and experience the many lessons that the ocean has to offer. All equipment, wetsuits and snacks will be provided! No surfing experience is necessary, but we do ask that participants know how to swim. This event is designed for beginners, however, all levels are welcome. Need to learn how to swim? Pre-register for our Prepare to Pop-Up Program for an opportunity to learn how to swim in community with other members and build your skills and an ocean relationship. About our Pop-Up Program:Our Pop-Up Program sessions typically last no longer than 3 hours in length and are subject to changes/tide- and weather- dependent. We provide the coaches, equipment, facilitators and experience to Black Surf Santa Cruz members free of charge. Pre-Session Meeting - Participants will build community and get to know each other, learn how to become better land stewards, have an opportunity to give back to the land, honor indigenous ancestors and build community. Get equipment and have an opportunity to change into wetsuits. On Land /Sand Session - Participants will be guided through a sand session where they will have the opportunity to learn basic ocean safety, brief surf history, surfing best practices and safety tips; how to enter and exit the water safely; and how to surf. In Water Session -Participants will use their newfound surfing knowledge and will spend time experiencing surfing in community with other participants. Community Healing/ Debrief - Following the water session, participants will engage in a restorative discussion circle and/or activity.Participant Outcomes: - Physical and spiritual wellness - Community building - Knowledge of local history, ocean safety and surf best practices Lessons from the ocean that can be applied to our everyday lives: - Courage / Self-actualization - Patience - Belonging Minimum enrollment is 4 participants per session. Maximum enrollment is 8 participants per session. Events are tide-dependent and subject to changes and cancellations. Please check your email the morning of the event for the most recent updates. Participants must be 18 years or older. About Black Surf Santa Cruz:Our mission is to provide physical and spiritual wellness through surfing for Black, Indigenous, and other historically excluded groups and communities of color. Our programs emphasize joy and liberation and aim to increase mental wellbeing, feelings of belonging and psychological safety. Come learn with us! Become a member, here! Donate to our organization, here! Photographers in order: Kaili Reynolds (1,2,3,4) Information Source: Black Surf Santa Cruz | eventbrite