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41st Annual Farm Day

March 26 11:30 a.m. - 2:30 p.m.
IDES Hall, 735 Main Street
Agriculture is Half Moon Bay's premier industry, and each year residents gather to celebrate the hardworking farmers that contribute so much bounty to the area at Farm Day, started by Coastside farmer, the late Mel Mello. Local farm families will come together to create a delicious lunch utilizing local produce. Among the many awards, a Coastside farmer will be chosen as "Farmer of the Year." For more information and to purchase tickets, contact the Half Moon Bay Chamber, (650) 726-8380. Tickets are $25 in advance, or $30 at the door. Media Contact: Charise McHugh, (650) 727-8380, charise@hmbchamber.com.

Family Fun

For an affordable, family-friendly escape, head to the Spanish-style Half Moon Bay Lodge, complete with a heated outdoor pool, whirlpool, fitness center, sauna and a relaxing outdoor fireplace. Each room has a deck or terrace overlooking the acclaimed Arnold Palmer-designed Half Moon Bay Golf Links and is luxuriously appointed with modern conveniences such as coffee makers, pay-per-view movies and complimentary Wi-Fi. Throughout 2010, the hotel is offering the "Family Dinner and a Movie Package" that includes an overnight stay, a $50 gift certificate for dinner at Cameron's Inn and Pub, $20 in quarters for Cameron's video games, ice cream, an in-room movie and a breakfast buffet. Prices start at $259, excluding tax. 2400 S. Cabrillo Highway, (650) 726-9000, www.halfmoonbaylodge.com.

In Vino Veritas

The Shoppes at Harbor Village have a brand new addition, Wine Bar, featuring the best of local Santa Cruz Mountain wines available by the glass or bottle. In addition, this cozy spot offers small plates to pair with the wines and will host the work of local artists and musicians. Harbor Village Shops, 270 Capistrano Road, Princeton-by-the-Sea, (650) 726-0770, www.shopharborvillage.com.

Go Tribal

Tribalmania, a pioneer of international online sales and exhibitions of tribal and ethnographic art, has opened Tribalmania Gallery. This 1,400-square-foot gallery is housed in a striking contemporary design building and features tribal artwork from Africa, New Guinea, Oceania, Asia and North America. A wide range of sculptures, masks, textiles, weapons and shields from ancient and traditional cultures are on display, as well as ceremonial/ritual objects related to shamanism. 152 West Point Ave, Princeton by the Sea, (650) 728-8040. Gallery showings are by appointment. For more information, call (831) 419-6220 or visit www.tribalmania.com.

Dynamite!

To hear some of the country's best jazz and classical music, head to Douglas Beach House for one of their acclaimed Sunday afternoon performances presented by the Bach Dancing and Dynamite Society. Founded by Pete Douglas in 1964, this legendary yet low-key venue has hosted the likes of jazz greats such as Count Basie, Duke Ellington, Dizzy Gillespie, Etta James, Dexter Gordon and Stan Getz. Performances are from 4:30 -7 p.m. 307-311 Mirada Road. For a listing of upcoming performances, call (650) 726-4143 or visit www.bachddsoc.org.

Visit Half Moon Bay
235 Main Street
Half Moon Bay, CA 94019
866-558-6823
visithalfmoonbay.org

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