Wallace Baine is a City Life Correspondent for Lookout Local, focusing on local news and events in Santa Cruz County, California. With a passion for the arts and entertainment scene, Wallace covers a wide range of topics including theater, music, and cultural events, as well as environmental issues and community milestones.
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Wallace Baine's focus is heavily skewed towards local events and arts & entertainment in Santa Cruz County, California. He provides substantial event coverage and seasonal content.
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By: Wallace Baine
After sitting dormant for several years, a vacant lot on the corner of 41st Avenue and Soquel Drive has been sold to an affordable-housing developer, which plans to build a new two-tower apartment complex with 289 units. The site had once been eyed for a car dealership.
By: Wallace Baine
The Festival of Monsters, presented by UC Santa Cruz's Center for Monster Studies, strikes the balance between fun, pop-culture fizziness and serious consideration of literary and mythological ideas of the monster. It begins Friday with a public event, followed by an academic conference on campus.
By: Wallace Baine
With the weekend nearly here, get your B9 shot in the form of Baine’s Nine, Wallace Baine’s recommendations for things to do around Santa Cruz County via Lookout’s BOLO events calendar.
By: Wallace Baine
In his weekly newsletter covering Santa Cruz County arts & entertainment, Wallace Baine reports that an event scheduled for UCSC's Quarry Amphitheater has been canceled, looks ahead to Sunday's Monte Foundation fireworks extravaganza, notes what could be the last local show for Bay Area rapper Lyrics Born and laments the passing of Soquel painter Richard Mayhew.
By: Wallace Baine
A community meeting is set for Oct. 17 to outline developments for a housing project at the site of the beloved Silver Spur restaurant on Soquel Drive.
The City of Santa Cruz is taking proposals for a potentially giant new downtown mural on the yet-to-be-constructed development on the corner of Soquel Avenue and Front Street. The deadline for submissions is Oct. 31.
By: Wallace Baine
"Giants Rising" is a new documentary about the ecological, cultural and historical significance of the majestic coast redwood. Locals will find particular significance in the story of the recovery of Big Basin State Park after the CZU fires. It screens Monday at the Rio Theatre in Santa Cruz.
By: Wallace Baine
The 418 Project in Santa Cruz launches its new theater effort Muse of Fire with a colorful new original play spoofing murder-mystery tropes with an inclusive queer sensibility titled "Who Killed Simon Braggart?"
Cal Fire announced that an arrest has been made in a wildfire that burned a trailer home and a quarter acre near Boulder Creek on Saturday.
By: Wallace Baine
Here they are, nine necessary know-abouts for the week ahead. It's the earthquake-anniversary B9:
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