Having a Ball
THE ORIGINAL Louis Hotel & Café located on Monterey Street, between Sixth and Seventh, built in 1921, is an historic monument referred to by locals as the Old Gilroy Hotel. For recent Gilroy resident Kaye Bohler, it is much more than that. A 30-year veteran performer, singer, songwriter, and bandleader, Bohler’s passion is music—which is also the motivation behind recent renovations of the hotel’s ballroom, renamed the Maria Clara Ballroom, in tribute to the history of the city.
Game Faces at Library
The Gilroy Library hosted its Family Game Day on Saturday, November 21 as part of the American Library Association’s observance of of International Game Day. This event is an annual event for the Gilroy Public Library, which observes the day with other libraries world wide. The library provided hot chocolate and board games for kids and their parents.
Students dive deep into ocean learning
SO MANY OF US, young and younger alike, have read (or at least watched film versions of) Jules Verne’s iconic 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea. Captain Nemo’s underwater adventures are nothing short of legend, steering his Nautilus into the great ocean depths and, to this day, into our imaginations.
