Events
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Bookshop Santa Cruz welcomes Susan Shillinglaw for a reading and signing of her new book Steinbeck's Landscapes: Where Story Meets Place, an in-depth look at John Steinbeck as a writer deeply connected to the natural world. This event is cosponsored by The Humanities Institute. “An enthralling portrait of the places that shaped John Steinbeck and […] |
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Welcome back everyone! Please join the Center for Middle East and North Africa for a falafel lunch. We will welcome our students and faculty members back for the 2026-27 school year, and meet with new interested affiliates. We hope to see you there. |
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Bookshop Santa Cruz and The Humanities Institute welcome Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Miriam Pawel for a reading and signing of her new book California Dreams: The Making and Remaking of the University of California—an epic story of one of the world's elite public universities, its sweeping social impact, and hopeful lessons about endurance in troubled times. […] |
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The Oaxacan Languages of the Transnational Central Coast project is holding a pop-up at October First Friday at the Santa Cruz Museum of Art and History (MAH). This pop-up presents a collage of the overlapping experiences of Indigenous and non-Indigenous Mexican immigrants who sustain their communities in the U.S. and Mexico through their work, language, and culture. Across […] |
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Join us in celebrating Filipino American History Month with a powerful day of culture, art, food, and community—honoring the legacy of the Manong Generation and the stories that shaped the Pajaro Valley. This event is presented by the Tobera Project and co-sponsored by The Humanities Institute and Watsonville is in the Heart. Featuring: Live Performances […] |