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Monterey's Golden State Theatre has a spectacular line-up of spooky classic films scheduled for October.
A month of Halloween-themed blockbusters kicks off October 1 and includes:
- Psycho and The Birds double feature (Oct. 1)
- Young Frankenstein (Oct. 12-15)
- Dracula and Dracula�s Daughter double feature (Oct. 19-22)
- The Mummy and The Wolf Man double feature (Oct. 23-26)
- Frankenstein and The Bride of Frankenstein double feature (Oct. 27-31)
Ticket information and movie times are online at www.goldenstatetheatre.com.
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Recommended for high speed connections only. |
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Arts and Culture
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Click here for a list of Cultural Events organizations
The arts—both lively and plastic—flourish in Monterey. Galleries and studio tours showcase the works of artists who have been inspired by the region's scenery and culture. Events throughout the year highlight dance, theater, music, and much more. Overall, visitors find the thriving arts and culture scene of Monterey offers an array of choices to inform and entertain.
The Cultural Council for Monterey County has comprehensive listings of arts and cultural events throughout the county. Call them at 831-622-9060 for information or to request a copy of their "Guide to Monterey County History Culture and Art." If you're interested in Literary Monterey, be sure to visit our Literary Sites page.
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Americans may have their scratch-off lottery cards, but Mexico revels in a bingo-like game called "loteria." A new exhibit at the National Steinbeck Center unveils oversized cards painted by artist Teresa Villegas, in "La Loteria: Exploration of Mexico" (September 2-November 5).
John Steinbeck set several stories and film scripts - including The Pearl and Viva Zapata - in Mexico and was intrigued by Monterey's Mexican-Spanish background in stories like Tortilla Flat. Today, farmworkers with their cultural roots in Mexico tell their stories in the Rabobank Agricultural Museum, part of the NSC.
The exhibit opens with an artist's reception on September 1. For more information, call 831-775�4721, or visit the website at www.steinbeck.org.
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