James Johnston House

Join CWC, AAUW, and the Johnston House Foundation for a festive celebration featuring live music, house tours, gourmet treats, wine, and hot cider. In addition, you will enjoy three wonderful boutiques to get a head start on your holiday shopping or maybe just buy a special something for yourself! This event is open to all, so invite your favorite people and come make some holiday memories with us!

Local Event: Holidays at the Johnston House

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Holidays at the Johnston House

Join CWC, AAUW, and the Johnston House Foundation for a festive celebration featuring live music, house tours, gourmet treats,...

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By The Teashore

Step out of the modern world and into the bleak December of 1845 at By the Teashore.
From October 17 through November 1, from 11am-3pm (4pm on weekends) our 1903 historic tea house surrenders its daylight to the shadows of Edgar Allan Poe. We invite you to ponder, weak and weary, over a dark and brooding experience. Our exclusive "Quoth the Raven Nevermore Terror Tea" service features an eerie array of midnight-hued bites, melancholy pastries and sandwiches, eerie desserts, and deeply aromatic loose-leaf botanicals. Beneath the weight of history and the watchful eye of the Raven, you’ll indulge in a feast designed for the brokenhearted, the literary eccentric, and the beautifully macabre. Reserve your seat before the final shadow lifts.Costumes highly encouraged!
Visit ByTheTeashore.com for reservations. Seating is limited. Located at 724 Main Street, Half Moon Bay.&nbsp;

Local Event: Quoth The Raven Nevermore Terror Tea

Quoth The Raven Nevermore Terror Tea

Step out of the modern world and into the bleak December of 1845 at By the Teashore.
From October 17 through November 1, from...

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Local Event: Free Day Of Dead Mexican Sugar Skull Class by Internationally acclaimed artist: Diego Marcial Rios

Free Day Of Dead Mexican Sugar Skull Class by...

● Breathtaking colorful Sugar Skulls have long been part of the Mexican culture. Beautifully decorated Sugar Skulls are often...

Free Day Of Dead Mexican Sugar Skull Class by Internationally acclaimed artist: Diego Marcial Rios

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Holidays at the Johnston House

NOV

14

9:00 AM

James Johnston House, 100 Higgins Canyon Rd, Half Moon Bay, CA

Quoth The Raven Nevermore Terror Tea

Free Day Of Dead Mexican Sugar Skull Class by Internationally acclaimed artist: Diego Marcial Rios