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Longtime historian and Monterey archives manager Dennis Copeland died last weekend. He had been the steward of the City of Monterey's historic…
Step back into history. Monterey History and Art at Stanton Center presents On the Waterfront: The Chris Shake Collection. The show contains 4…
Pacific Grove Public Library has a new exhibit, Pacific Grove at 150: Images from the Founding Years from the Pat Hathaway Collection. Pat Hat…
David Schmalz here. On Sept. 21, I attended the memorial service for Carmel Valley resident John Walton, who passed away peacefully July 1 wit…
Tim Thomas, a thorough student of the Monterey Peninsula, its people and its maritime past, is known for giving informative walking tours. Whe…
Before one gets overexcited, the 94th La Merienda in downtown Monterey is sold out. Given the space, only a limited number of tickets are made…
Cooper-Molera Adobe is one of about 15 historic adobes – Monterey has 22 in all – that open for the annual Christmas in the Adobes event, set …
On Friday, May 24, Monterey History and Art Association President Gary Spradlin, along with Emile Norman Charitable Trust trustee Marc Del Pie…
When 77-year-old Pat McNeill isn’t training for his next triathlon, he’s busy with projects. Not just little ones, but big ones – like restori…
City historian Jordan Leininger spent three years tracing the story of Buffalo Soldiers in Monterey.
In the late fall of 1902, a U.S. Army cavalry unit arrived in San Francisco following a grueling four-year span that had seen them charge San …