Coastal News

The latest episode of Footprints of Pacifica is finally here!

 As up and coming small town, Pacifica, just 6 years old, had an idea to reinvent the way Santa would visit the children that holiday season. Santa would fly down to see the kids one windy day in December, to bring Christmas joy and help promote the growing town of Pacifica. However, that very wind would be the one of the twists of fate that kept the Pacifica on its toes as Santa blew away into the ocean and in the path of an unsuspecting surfer named Guy Giedzinski.

Watch Deidra Kennedy, a member of the Pacifica Historical Society, interview Guy Giedzinski about his thrilling rescue in 1963. He'll reveal all the details about the rescue and how it still impacts him to this day.

Learn more about Pacifica and reminisce about the beginnings of the town!

Watch the episode premiere

August 15 at 7 PM

on Pacific Coast Tv

Comcast Channel 26 & 27 Coastside

Also playing Friday August 21 at 9 PM

Can't wait that long? You can watch the episode online HERE

and search for Footprints of Pacifica.

 Also, don't forget to support the Historical Society by buying

the original Pacifica Jack Cheese at the Gift Shop at

the Pacifica Coastside Museum!

The Pacifica Historical Society records and preserves local history for the town of Pacifica. You can visit them online at PacificaHistory.Org for more information or in person at the  

Pacifica Coastside Museum

Historical Little Brown Church

at

1850 Francisco in Pacifica, CA

Don't have PCT on your TV? No worries! Check us out

via online streaming at http://pacificcoast.tv/page/watch-live

via Video On-Demand at http://pacificcoast.tv/page/on-demand

via YouTube at http://www.YouTube.com/PacCoastTv

The legendary festival has come once again to the coast side! Come join the fun as PCT helps celebrate the 24th year of the Arts and Fun Fest.

One big comeback this year is the South Coast Artist Alliance Fine Art Exhibit. This special exhibition showcases local artists and talent from Pescadero and neighboring towns. All goods are made locally and funds will go to the artists themselves. Organizers invite you come check out the exhibit to see the talent and maybe even come home with a new piece to add to your collection. 

The same values that Pescadero held 24 years ago are still in place today. Not only does the Arts and Fun Fest provide a space to promote local art, it also creates  an environment to support local students. Every year the festival donates to the local school programs and gives scholarships to graduating seniors.

No matter if you're wanting to help artists or students, there will always be a way to help out the town of Pescadero at the Arts and Fun Fest!

The Festival is on

August 15-16

10 AM- 6 PM

at

22 Stage Rd in Pescadero, CA

Admission is FREE! 

For More Information, Email info@PescaderoArtsAndFunFestival.org

and check out their website http://www.pescaderoartsandfunfestival.org/ 

Don't forget to stop by and visit the Pacific Coast TV booth at the festival

and watch PCT's coverage of the event!

Watch on your TV at

Comcast CH 26 in Pacifica,

Comcast CH 27 on the Coastside

Don't have our channel on your TV? No worries! Check us out

via online streaming at http://pacificcoast.tv/page/watch-live

via Video On-Demand at http://pacificcoast.tv/page/on-demand

via YouTube at http://www.YouTube.com/PacCoastTv