Sustainable PG Public Program

This month Sustainable Pacific Grove presents "Food for Thought and Vice Versa"

Panel on local and organic food:
Tom Broz, Live Earth Farm (CSA)
Jordan Champagne, Happy Girl Kitchen
Chris Harrold, Harrold-Berta Cattle
Mark Shelley, Tassajara Natural Meats
Oren Frey, Local Catch Monterey Bay (CFA)

Wednesday, February 8, 2012 - 7:00pm
Downloads: 
application/pdf iconFeb 8 Food for Thought 2.pdf

"Green Seas, Blue Seas" Final Month!

The public Fin Art of Ray Troll, a 2011 Guggenheim Fellow, closes Jan 29. Don't miss this amazing exhibition with over 40 original images drawn for the vibrant mural at Pacific Grove’s NOAA building. Colorful, quirky, and scientifically accurate pictures convey the 100-year legacy of the Monterey Bay sardine fishery; and illustrate how fish, marine mammals, sea turtles, and other marine fauna respond to changes in climate and ocean conditions. 
This exhibition's final lecture is this Thursday, Jan 19 at 7pm, Sperm Whales: Kith and Kin - the social life of the world's largest toothed whale, by Sarah Mesnick, NOAA,. This lecture is being held in the Museum's Special Exhibition Hall.
 
Our deepest Gratitude to our Exhibition Sponsors

THE CITIZENS OF PACIFIC GROVE

THE DAVID AND LUCILE PACKARD FOUNDATION

NATIONAL OCEANIC & ATMOSPHERIC ADMINISTRATION

MONTEREY BAY AQUARIUM

COASTAL GICLEE

Downloads: 
application/pdf icon"Green Seas Blue Seas" lectures, Dec-Jan

Pacific Grove's Chinese Fishing Village

The Museum’s special exhibition on the Pacific Grove Chinese Fishing Village is again being extended due to popular demand. The special exhibition was made possible thanks to the expertise and generosity of Michael E. Croft. Mr. Croft used historic photographs to recreate the Chinese Fishing Village model. The special exhibition includes this model accompanied by panels describing the history of the Chinese Fishing Village, developed by CSUMB Museum Studies intern Marisa Mercado.

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