WOMEN IN AG
This webinar, hosted by Democratic Women of Monterey County, features women leaders in the agriculture industry speaking about ag policy. Speakers include Rayne Thompson, Sunkist Growers’ director of government relations and public policy; Jenét DeCosta, a board member of Salsipuedes Sanitary District in Watsonville; and Colby Pereira, a member of the California Leafy Greens Research Board and board member of the Salinas Valley Basin Groundwater Sustainability Agency.
11:30am-1pm Thursday, Oct. 21. Free; reservation required. A link will be sent after registration. dw-mc.org
DIY GARDENS
Joey Silva, a local garden enthusiast with a bachelor’s in landscape architecture, shares his knowledge on home landscape design from concept design all the way to application. He speaks during the Marina Tree & Garden Club’s next meeting.
6:30-7:30pm Thursday, Oct. 21. Free. Attend via Zoom at bit.ly/DIYlandscape. More at marinatreeandgarden.org
FUTURE GROWTH
The city of Seaside holds several discussions, called a charette, to get feedback on the future of Seaside East, land on the former Fort Ord, as city officials weigh options for development. The first will present broadly on ideas, the second will be to review options and the third will feature a final presentation.
1-4pm Sunday, Oct. 24 at Martin Luther King, Jr. School, 1713 Broadway Ave.; 6pm Wednesday, Oct. 27 at Oldemeyer Center, 986 Hilby Ave.; 6pm Friday, Oct. 29 at Oldemeyer Center. Free. 899-6812, acollick@ci.seaside.ca.us, or bit.ly/seasideEast
NEW CAMPUS
Hartnell College is growing, and celebrates the grand opening of the Soledad Education Center. It includes a ribbon-cutting ceremony, lunch, science demonstrations, music and dance performances and information for prospective students.
11am-1pm Saturday, Oct. 23. 1505 Metz Road, Soledad. Free. 755-6051, bit.ly/hartnellnewcampus
COSTUME SWAP
If you want to dress up as a different character this Halloween, consider bringing your clean and gently used costume to exchange it for another one. The community rack will be available until Saturday, Oct. 30, during regular library hours: 11am-7pm Tues-Wed, 10am-6pm Thurs, 10am-5pm Fri-Sat.
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