Karnaval Café is celebrating their Carousel Bar on Friday, March 29 from 6-9pm. Enjoy cocktail hour followed by a three-course meal. They will serve up exciting elixirs and spirit-free mocktails so guests can eat and drink to their quirky hearts’ content. Tickets are $50. 145 Main St., Salinas. 998-8026, instagram.com/karnavalsalinas.
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