Weekend Guide: Things to Do in Santa Cruz & Monterey

This is one of those weekends where you truly feel the energy of the Central Coast. Car Week wraps up with its biggest day on Sunday, the Scotts Valley Art Wine & Beer Festival takes over Skypark all weekend, and right here in Santa Cruz we have Ani DiFranco at the Civic, Atmosphere at the Quarry Amphitheater, National Roller Coaster Day at the Boardwalk, and the monthly Makers Market on Pacific Avenue. I have lived in Santa Cruz County for more than 50 years, and mid-August weekends like this are the reason I never left.

Here is your verified weekend guide. Every event listed here I have confirmed through local sources, and I am sharing them the way I would tell a friend. Because that is how I see this community.

Friday, August 14 — Block Parties, Hip-Hop, and Boardwalk Luau

Atmosphere at Quarry Amphitheater

Doors 5:30 PM, Show 6:30 PM | Quarry Amphitheater, 1156 High Street, Santa Cruz (UCSC campus)
Legendary Minneapolis hip-hop duo Atmosphere hits the Quarry with The Pharcyde, DJ Abilities, and Plain Ole Bill in tow. The Quarry is one of the most beautiful outdoor venues in California, carved into the hillside above the Monterey Bay. This is a rare chance to see a major hip-hop act in an intimate outdoor setting. Tickets at ticketmaster.com. Do not sleep on this one.

Santa Cruz Beach Boardwalk Summer Luau

5:00 PM — 8:00 PM | Santa Cruz Beach Boardwalk, 400 Beach Street, Santa Cruz
The Boardwalk kicks off the weekend with a Summer Luau featuring live music by Nautical Thrust and food from Italia Fire. Free to attend with your Boardwalk admission. Rides, games, and a tropical atmosphere right on the sand. The perfect way to ease into Friday evening.

Midtown Fridays Summer Block Party

5:00 PM — 8:30 PM | Midtown Square, 1111 Soquel Avenue, Santa Cruz
The weekly block party returns with live music, rotating food trucks, local vendors, and a family-friendly atmosphere. Free admission. Grab dinner from the food trucks, browse the stalls, and enjoy the community energy that has made Midtown Fridays a summer staple.

Watsonville Farmers Market

2:00 PM — 7:00 PM | Watsonville Plaza, 358 Main Street, Watsonville
Fresh-picked berries, seasonal produce, local crafts, and a friendly south-county community atmosphere. A great stop on your way down to Monterey for the weekend.

Santa Cruz Garden Exchange

5:00 PM — 6:30 PM | Live Oak Grange, 1900 17th Avenue, Santa Cruz
A free plant and seed swap for gardeners of all levels. Bring cuttings, seeds, divisions, or extra produce to trade. No money changes hands. A lovely community-driven event that captures the Santa Cruz spirit.

Afrolicious at Moe's Alley

Doors 8:00 PM, Show 9:00 PM | Moe's Alley, 1535 Commercial Way, Santa Cruz
Afrolicious brings their global groove to Moe's Alley for a Friday night dance party. Afrobeat, funk, soul, and world rhythms from this San Francisco-based collective. Tickets $25.16 at moesalley.com.

The Polish Ambassador at Felton Music Hall

Doors 6:00 PM, Show 7:00 PM | Felton Music Hall, 6275 Highway 9, Felton
Electronic, funk, and worldbeat in the intimate Felton Music Hall. High-energy grooves and a dance floor that will be moving all night. A fantastic Friday night option in the San Lorenzo Valley. Tickets at feltonmusichall.com.

Cowboy Mouth at The Guild Theatre

Doors 7:00 PM, Show 8:00 PM | The Guild Theatre, 949 Pacific Avenue, Menlo Park
New Orleans rock and roll energy from Cowboy Mouth. High-energy, crowd-engaging live show from a band that has been tearing up stages for three decades.

Free Live Music at The Crepe Place

5:30 PM — 7:30 PM | The Crepe Place, 1134 Soquel Avenue, Santa Cruz
Michael Martyn, Patti Maxine and Good Medicine play a free early evening show on the Crepe Place patio. Good food, great music, and a perfect way to start your weekend without spending a dime on cover.

Santa Cruz Shakespeare: Macbeth

8:00 PM | Audrey Stanley Grove, DeLaveaga Park, 501 Upper Park Road, Santa Cruz
The Scottish Play under the redwoods. Santa Cruz Shakespeare's production of Macbeth runs through the season with performances nightly. Tickets at santacruzshakespeare.org. A perfect cultural evening before a summer night on the town.

Santa Cruz Actors Theatre: New Production Opening

7:30 PM | Actors' Theatre, 1001 Center Street, Santa Cruz
A new production opens this weekend at Actors' Theatre. Performances Thursday through Saturday at 7:30 PM and Sunday at 2:00 PM. General admission $40. Check santacruzactorstheatre.org for the current production.

Roaring Camp Blacksmith Hammer-In

9:00 AM — 4:00 PM | Roaring Camp Railroads, 5405 Graham Hill Road, Felton
Watch skilled blacksmiths demonstrate their craft at this annual event in the redwoods. Running Friday and Saturday. Roaring Camp's steam trains are also running their regular schedule through the summer. A great family outing in the Santa Cruz Mountains.

Wilder Ranch State Park Harvest Festival

8:00 AM | Wilder Ranch State Park, 1401 Coast Road, Santa Cruz
A seasonal family event at the historic coastal ranch. Guided tours of the Victorian farmhouse, blacksmith shop, and dairy barn. The coastal bluffs and trails are stunning this time of year.

Santa Cruz Harbor Free Water Taxi

Friday evenings | Santa Cruz Harbor
A free boat ride around the harbor. Watch the boats, sea lions, and sunset from the water. A hidden gem that locals love.

Saturday, August 15

Scotts Valley Art, Wine & Beer Festival

10:00 AM — 6:00 PM | Skypark, 361 Kings Village Road, Scotts Valley
This is the weekend's headliner in Santa Cruz County. Over 130 juried artists, award-winning regional wines and craft beers, live music all day, food trucks, and a dedicated Kids Zone. Free admission. Saturday is the main day, and Sunday is Dog Day Sunday when leashed pets are welcome. The car show returns with vintage automobiles on display. This is the kind of community festival that reminds you why small-town California is so special.

Westside Santa Cruz Farmers Market

9:00 AM — 1:00 PM | Corner of Highway 1 and Western Drive, Santa Cruz
Mid-August is peak summer at the farmers market. Heirloom tomatoes in every color, sweet corn, peaches, melons, sunflowers, and fresh-cut dahlias. The Westside market is a Saturday ritual that never disappoints.

Aptos Farmers Market at Cabrillo College

8:00 AM — 12:00 PM | 6500 Soquel Drive, Aptos
Voted "America's Favorite Farmers Market in California" three years running. Over 90 vendors offering certified organic produce, artisan cheeses, pastured meats, fresh pasta, and live bluegrass from the Farmers Market String Band.

Scotts Valley Farmers Market

8:00 AM — 12:00 PM | 219 Mt. Hermon Road, Graham Plaza, Scotts Valley
A smaller, friendly market with local produce and a small-town Saturday morning feel. Grab your groceries and head over to the Art Wine & Beer Festival at Skypark.

Ani DiFranco at Santa Cruz Civic Auditorium

7:00 PM | Santa Cruz Civic Auditorium, 307 Church Street, Santa Cruz
Folk-punk icon Ani DiFranco brings her Righteous Battles tour to the Civic. Over three decades into a legendary career, DiFranco's live show is still fierce, poetic, and unmissable. This is a rare Santa Cruz headliner show from an artist who has inspired generations. Tickets at santacruztickets.com.

The Silver Lining Serenaders at Discretion Brewing

2:00 PM | Discretion Brewing, 2703 41st Avenue, Soquel
Old-time jazz and swing on a Saturday afternoon. Discretion Brewing's outdoor patio is one of the best spots in the county for a relaxed afternoon beer with live music. Great beers, great vibes.

Fermented Flows Vol. 7 at Shanty Shack Brewing

5:00 PM | Shanty Shack Brewing, 138 Fern Street, Santa Cruz
Volume 7 of Fermented Flows hits Shanty Shack with live music and craft beer. A Saturday evening locals' favorite in the Seabright neighborhood.

Snail at Rio Theatre

Doors 7:00 PM, Show 8:00 PM | Rio Theatre, 1205 Soquel Avenue, Santa Cruz
Snail brings their shoegaze and dream pop to the Rio. One of Santa Cruz's most beloved venues for an evening of immersive sound.

Marina Crouse at Kuumbwa Jazz Center

7:00 PM | Kuumbwa Jazz Center, 320-2 Cedar Street, Santa Cruz
Marina Crouse sings jazz standards and original compositions at one of the finest jazz venues on the West Coast. Tickets $15.75-$31.50 at kuumbwajazz.org.

"Dear Evan Hansen" at All About Theatre

7:00 PM | All About Theatre, 501 Soquel Avenue, Santa Cruz
The Tony Award-winning musical comes to Santa Cruz in this local production. Tickets $28-$40. A wonderful option for theater lovers.

"The Rocky Horror Show" at Veterans Memorial Building

8:00 PM | Santa Cruz Veterans Memorial Building, 1500 W Cliff Drive, Santa Cruz
The cult classic returns to Santa Cruz with a live production. Audience participation encouraged. Tickets $15-$30. Time warp optional but recommended.

Henry Cowell Redwoods: Basket Weaving Workshop

10:00 AM | Henry Cowell Redwoods State Park, 101 N Big Trees Park Road, Felton
A hands-on nature workshop in the redwoods. Learn traditional basket weaving techniques using natural materials. Park entrance fee applies. Space is limited, arrive early.

Henry Cowell Guided Star Walk

Evening | Henry Cowell Redwoods State Park, Felton
An astronomy-based guided hike to the Observation Deck, over 800 feet above sea level. See the night sky through the redwood canopy. A magical experience.

Maria Bamford at Golden State Theatre (Monterey)

7:00 PM | Golden State Theatre, 417 Alvarado Street, Monterey
Comedian Maria Bamford brings her singular brand of stand-up to Monterey's most beautiful historic theater. If you are down on the Peninsula for Car Week, this is your Saturday night plan. Tickets at goldenstatetheatre.com.

Concorso Italiano (Monterey Car Week)

10:00 AM — 4:00 PM | Bayonet Black Horse Golf Course, Seaside
Italian automotive excellence on display. Ferrari, Lamborghini, Maserati, Alfa Romeo, and more gather for one of Car Week's most glamorous events. If Italian cars are your thing, this is your day.

Concours d'Lemons (Free Car Week Event)

8:00 AM — 1:30 PM | Seaside City Hall, 440 Harcourt Avenue, Seaside
The anti-Concours. Celebrate the cars that time forgot: rusty, quirky, oddball, and genuinely terrible vehicles lovingly displayed. Free and hilarious. A perfect palate cleanser between the high-end Car Week events. Bring a lawn chair and enjoy the absurdity.

Rolex Monterey Motorsports Reunion — Final Day

All day | WeatherTech Raceway Laguna Seca, 1021 Monterey Salinas Highway, Salinas
Saturday is the final day of historic racing at Laguna Seca. Approximately 550 historic race cars competing on one of the world's most iconic tracks. Watch vintage Formula 1, Trans-Am muscle, and classic sports racers thunder through the famous Corkscrew turn.

Sunday, August 16

Scotts Valley Art, Wine & Beer Festival — Day 2: Dog Day Sunday

10:00 AM — 5:00 PM | Skypark, 361 Kings Village Road, Scotts Valley
Day two of the festival with a special twist: leashed dogs are welcome. More art browsing, wine and beer tastings, live music, and food trucks. If you spent Saturday at Car Week or the Quarry, Sunday at Skypark is a relaxing way to wind down.

Santa Cruz Makers Market

10:00 AM — 5:00 PM | Pacific Avenue (Downtown), Santa Cruz
The third Sunday of the month means the Makers Market takes over Pacific Avenue. Over 40 local artisans selling handmade goods, jewelry, art, ceramics, clothing, and home decor. Live music, food vendors, and the best local craftsmanship all in one place. Free to browse and the perfect place to find a unique piece of Santa Cruz to take home.

National Roller Coaster Day at the Boardwalk

11:00 AM — 9:00 PM | Santa Cruz Beach Boardwalk
Celebrate National Roller Coaster Day on a National Historic Landmark. The Giant Dipper, built in 1924, is one of the few remaining classic wooden coasters on the West Coast. The first 100 riders get a souvenir cup. Ride all day with a pay-one-price wristband.

Salsa by the Sea at the Boardwalk

5:00 PM — 8:00 PM | Colonnade Stage, Santa Cruz Beach Boardwalk
Free outdoor salsa dancing on the Boardwalk's Colonnade Stage. DJs spin Salsa, Merengue, Bachata, Cha-Cha, and Cumbia. Beginner-friendly. Dancing with the ocean as your backdrop and the Giant Dipper roaring overhead. Free.

Live Oak / Eastside Farmers Market

9:00 AM — 1:00 PM | 15th Avenue and East Cliff Drive, Santa Cruz
Sunday farmers market on the east side. Local produce, artisan vendors, and a relaxed morning pace. Grab your market haul and walk to nearby Seabright Beach for a picnic.

Del Monte Center Farmers Market (Monterey)

8:00 AM — 12:00 PM | Del Monte Shopping Center, 1410 Del Monte Center, Monterey
Over 60 vendors at the Del Monte Center market. A great Sunday morning stop if you are in Monterey for the Concours.

Everyone's Harvest Marina Farmers Market

10:00 AM — 2:00 PM | 215 Reservation Road, Marina
A certified farmers market with local produce and artisan goods. Another great option if you are on the Monterey side this weekend.

Broken Compass Bluegrass Jubilee at Woodhouse Blending & Brewing

12:00 PM | Woodhouse Blending & Brewing, 119 Madrone Street, Santa Cruz
Sunday afternoon bluegrass on the Woodhouse patio. This spot in the Seabright neighborhood specializes in barrel-aged beers and blended brews. The beer garden is shaded and dog-friendly.

Junebug Bayer at Discretion Brewing

3:00 PM | Discretion Brewing, 2703 41st Avenue, Soquel
Sunday afternoon music at Discretion with Junebug Bayer. Folk-influenced originals and covers. The patio is a perfect spot to close out the weekend.

Deke Dickerson and The Whippersnappers at Moe's Alley

Doors 3:00 PM, Show 4:00 PM | Moe's Alley, 1535 Commercial Way, Santa Cruz
Western Wednesday comes early with Deke Dickerson and The Whippersnappers. Rockabilly, surf, and roots music from one of the genre's most celebrated performers. Tickets $30.31 at moesalley.com. An early show means you can enjoy the music and be home in time to rest up for Monday.

Santa Cruz Shakespeare: Much Ado About Nothing (Matinee)

2:00 PM | Audrey Stanley Grove, DeLaveaga Park, Santa Cruz
Shakespeare's beloved comedy under the redwoods. A Sunday matinee is a perfect cultural outing. Bring a picnic, spread a blanket, and enjoy one of the most beautiful outdoor theater settings anywhere.

75th Pebble Beach Concours d'Elegance

Spectator entry from 5:30 AM, Awards Ceremony 1:30 PM | 18th Fairway, Pebble Beach Golf Links
The crown jewel of Monterey Car Week. The 75th Concours d'Elegance features over 200 of the rarest automobiles ever built, judged on the 18th fairway with the Pacific Ocean as the backdrop. Ferrari is the featured marque this year. If you have a ticket, this is a bucket-list experience. If you do not, the energy across the Peninsula is still electric, and there are free Car Week events to enjoy.

All Weekend: Arts & Culture

Santa Cruz Shakespeare Season

Various times Friday through Sunday | Audrey Stanley Grove, DeLaveaga Park
The season continues with rotating performances of Much Ado About Nothing, Macbeth, and Fences through October 4. A Santa Cruz summer tradition that never gets old.

Mountain Community Theater: New Works Weekend

8:00 PM Friday | Park Hall, 9400 Mill Street, Ben Lomond
New Works Weekend features staged readings of original plays by local playwrights. Tickets $10. A wonderful glimpse into the vibrant local theater scene.

Monterey Museum of Art

Open Friday through Sunday | 559 Pacific Street, Monterey, and 720 Via Mirada, Monterey
Current exhibitions include Mary DeNeale: Doyenne of the Carmel Art Colony (through Aug 16), New Acquisition: Arthur Mathews' The Bathers, and Jane Olin: Some Trees. Two locations with rotating exhibitions showcasing California art.

All Weekend: Outdoor Adventures

Kayaking Elkhorn Slough

Daily | Moss Landing (about 20 minutes south of Santa Cruz)
Elkhorn Slough is one of the best wildlife kayaking spots in California. Mid-August brings sea otters, harbor seals, egrets, herons, and hundreds of shorebirds. Kayak Connection and Blue Water Ventures both offer rentals and guided naturalist tours. The slough is calm and protected, perfect for beginners.

Whale Watching in Monterey Bay

Daily departures | Fisherman's Wharf, Monterey, and Santa Cruz Harbor
Humpback whales are actively feeding in Monterey Bay throughout August. Half-day tours depart from both Monterey and Santa Cruz. Princess Monterey Whale Watching and Blue Ocean Whale Watch offer daily trips. Bring a jacket even on warm days.

Surfing at Cowell's Beach

Daily | Cowell's Beach, Santa Cruz
Gentle waves, sandy bottom, warm summer water, and a dozen surf schools ready to get you standing up. Club Ed and Adventure Out both offer lessons with gear included. August has the warmest water of the year.

Hiking the Redwoods

Daily | Henry Cowell Redwoods State Park, Felton, and Fall Creek Unit, Felton
The old-growth redwood loop at Henry Cowell is an easy 0.8-mile walk through towering giants. Shaded and cool even on warm August days. Fall Creek offers longer, quieter trails along a creek through second-growth redwoods.

Monterey Bay Coastal Recreation Trail

18 miles from Castroville to Pacific Grove
Walk, run, or bike along the coast with views of Cannery Row and the Monterey Peninsula. Rent a bike from Bay Bikes on Alvarado Street and ride the full trail.

Monterey Bay Aquarium

Open daily, 10:00 AM — 5:00 PM (Sat-Sun 9:00 AM — 5:00 PM) | 886 Cannery Row, Monterey
A world-class attraction right in our backyard. The Kelp Forest, Open Sea exhibit, and the jellyfish gallery. Summer weekends sell out, so book ahead online.

Girls Rock MTB: Bike Skills & Basic First Aid

Saturday & Sunday | Santa Cruz area trails
A mountain bike skills workshop with Trailworks and Backcountry Medical Guides. Learn bike handling skills and basic first aid for the trails. Registration required.

Food & Drink Highlights

Scotts Valley Art, Wine & Beer Festival Tastings

The festival features award-winning wines from Santa Cruz Mountain wineries and craft beers from local breweries. Tasting packages available on-site. A wonderful way to discover the region's wine and beer scene in one beautiful location.

Boardwalk Summer Luau Food

Italia Fire food truck serves up Italian-inspired beachside fare at Friday's Luau. The Boardwalk's regular concessions are also in full swing with corn dogs, cotton candy, and boardwalk classics.

Discretion Brewing, Soquel

Live music Saturday and Sunday afternoons at one of the county's best brewery patios. Great beer, family-friendly atmosphere, and a rotating food truck on site.

Woodhouse Blending & Brewing, Seabright

Barrel-aged beers and blended brews in a shaded dog-friendly beer garden. Sunday's Bluegrass Jubilee is the perfect way to spend a lazy afternoon before the work week.

Shanty Shack Brewing, Santa Cruz

Fermented Flows Vol. 7 on Saturday evening. A neighborhood brewery with a loyal local following and a great outdoor space.

Westside Wine Trail

Birichino Winery (204 Church Street), Storrs Winery (303 Potrero Street), and MJA Vineyards (328 Ingalls Street) all have tasting rooms open Saturday. Bottle Jack Winery and Silver Mountain Vineyards are right next door. A perfect afternoon loop between the farmers market and evening plans.

Abbott Square Market

Santa Cruz's premier food hall at 118 Cooper Street is open all weekend. Arepas, wood-fired pizza, poke bowls, Puerto Rican dishes, craft cocktails, and local wine. A reliable hub between events.

Notable Community News

75th Pebble Beach Concours d'Elegance. This is a milestone year for Car Week's crown jewel. Ferrari is the featured marque, and over 200 of the world's rarest automobiles compete on the 18th fairway. Roads on the Monterey Peninsula will be busy, hotels have been booked for months, and the atmosphere is electric. Plan extra travel time and embrace the energy. This only happens once.

Scotts Valley Art, Wine & Beer Festival Returns. Now in its annual run at Skypark, this festival keeps growing. Over 130 artists, a dedicated Kids Zone, and Dog Day Sunday make it a true family destination. Free admission and free parking.

Boardwalk's Looff Carousel Turns 115. The 1911 Looff Carousel at the Santa Cruz Beach Boardwalk celebrates its 115th anniversary this month. Throwback pricing on rides all August. One of the few remaining classic carousels on the California coast and a cherished piece of Santa Cruz history.

The Bagelry Turns 49. A beloved Santa Cruz institution celebrated its 49th anniversary this week as founder Carol Hodes retired and longtime employee Jason Kohn took over. The Bagelry has been a downtown staple since 1977, serving hand-rolled bagels and cream cheese to generations of Santa Cruzans. Stop by and show them some love.

Atmosphere at the Quarry. Friday night's hip-hop show at UCSC's Quarry Amphitheater is one of the biggest concerts of the summer at this venue. The Quarry has been hosting world-class performances since the 1960s, and this show is a reminder that Santa Cruz gets major talent in intimate settings.

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This weekend is everything. Atmosphere at the Quarry Amphitheater tonight, Scotts Valley Art Wine & Beer Festival all weekend, Ani DiFranco at the Civic on Saturday, and National Roller Coaster Day at the Boardwalk on Sunday. Plus the 75th Pebble Beach Concours d'Elegance if you head south. Two counties, one unforgettable mid-August weekend. Who is coming with me? 🎶 🎢 #SantaCruzEvents #ThingsToDoSantaCruz #WeekendInSantaCruz #MontereyCarWeek #SantaCruzLife

My Saturday plan: Start at the Aptos Farmers Market for heirloom tomatoes and peaches, head to the Scotts Valley Art Wine & Beer Festival for local art and tastings, then Ani DiFranco at the Civic at 7. Sunday I am hitting the Makers Market on Pacific Ave and National Roller Coaster Day at the Boardwalk. A full summer weekend in Santa Cruz County. 🌾 🚘 #SantaCruzEvents #WeekendInSantaCruz #ThingsToDoSantaCruz #SantaCruzLife #CaliforniaSummer

Not a Car Week person? Same. The Santa Cruz Makers Market is Sunday on Pacific Avenue with 40+ local artisans. The Makers Market is the third Sunday of every month and it is the best place to find handmade gifts and meet the people who make this community so creative. I never miss it. 🧬 🎨 #SantaCruzEvents #ThingsToDoSantaCruz #WeekendInSantaCruz #SantaCruzMakersMarket #ShopLocal

Friday night energy: Atmosphere and The Pharcyde at the Quarry Amphitheater. Or the Boardwalk Summer Luau with live music and Italia Fire food truck. Or Afrolicious at Moe's Alley. Or The Polish Ambassador at Felton Music Hall. Or free live music on the Crepe Place patio. The hardest decision this weekend is which great option to pick. 🎵 ✨ #SantaCruzEvents #WeekendInSantaCruz #ThingsToDoSantaCruz #SantaCruzLife #LiveMusicSantaCruz

Sunday is for the dogs. Dog Day Sunday at the Scotts Valley Art Wine & Beer Festival means leashed pups are welcome to browse the art and enjoy the festival with you. Then Salsa by the Sea at the Boardwalk at 5 PM. Bluegrass at Woodhouse. Dancing, art, local wine, and your best friend by your side. That is the Santa Cruz life. 🐶 🦶 #SantaCruzEvents #WeekendInSantaCruz #ThingsToDoSantaCruz #DogDaySunday #SantaCruzLife

The Bagelry turned 49 this week. A Santa Cruz institution since 1977. If you have not had a hand-rolled bagel from the Bagelry on Pacific Avenue, you are missing a piece of Santa Cruz history. Go show the new owner some love this weekend. 🥞 ❤️ #SantaCruzEats #SantaCruzLife #SantaCruzHistory #SupportLocalSantaCruz

Enjoy the weekend, everyone. Whether you are catching Atmosphere at the Quarry, browsing the art in Scotts Valley, riding the Giant Dipper on National Roller Coaster Day, or watching the Concours on the 18th fairway at Pebble Beach, I hope this weekend gives you something unforgettable. This community is special, and weekends like this remind me why I have never wanted to live anywhere else. If you are thinking about buying or selling a home in Santa Cruz or Monterey County, or if you have questions about the market in your neighborhood, I would love to hear from you. Call me at (831) 247-5719 or visit the contact page. I want you to make informed decisions, and I love helping people find their place in this beautiful corner of California.

Talk soon.
Kieron Bery, REALTOR® with Century 21 Masters

Weekend Guide: Things to Do in Santa Cruz & Monterey, August 14-16