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A lt rockers The Pixies playing to a sold-out crowd at Big Sur's Henry Miller Memorial Library in April…"Hot in Cleveland" and "Golden Girls" star Betty White stopping in at the Tap Room, at The Lodge at Pebble Beach. Denver Broncos wide receiver Wes Welker was also recently spotted in the restaurant…Actors Don Cheadle, Andy Garcia, Eric Close and Ray Romano joining an assortment of athletes, actors and other A-listers for this year's AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am. NFL personalities Herm Edwards, Alex Smith, Aaron Rodgers and Tom Brady teed off over the tournament weekend, as did surfer Kelly Slater and musicians Darius Rucker and Kid Rock, hockey great Wayne Gretzky and sportscaster Chris Berman. San Francisco Giants players Matt Cain, Ryan Vogelsong and Javier Lopez joined Dwight Clark, Harris Barton, Steve Bono and others in the charity shootout…Country great Willie Nelson singing on the Sunset Center stage in April. Merle Haggard also performed there in March, and Dweezil Zappa played hits by his late father, Frank, at the Sunset Center after holding a master class for local guitarists in February… issues related to equality, poverty and the realities of war and peace. The May 12th "Security Versus Freedom—Sedition to Internment to Surveillance" presentation features former deputy Central Intelligence Agency director Michael Morell, journalist Barton Gellman and former Federal Bureau of Investigation director Robert Mueller, who began his role with the agency one week before the events of September 11, 2001. On June 2, former Obama advisor Axelrod joins former White House Chiefs of Staff Andrew Card and Erskine Bowles for a discussion of how pres- idents make decisions in office. A limited number of standby tickets are avail- able for the events. For information, visit www.panettainstitute.org. C A R M E L M A G A Z I N E • S P R I N G / S U M M E R 2 0 1 4 45 S inger-songwr iter Dave Matthews collaborated with winemaker Steve Reeder to launch The Dreaming Tree wines in 2011. Now, the label's latest white features grapes s o u r c e d f r o m M o n t e r e y County. "Everyday," named for a 2001 Dave Matthews Band release of the same name, includes locally grown Gewürz- traminer, Riesling, Albariño and Viognier grapes. The bright, aromatic blend is packaged in light bottles designed to save resources and finished with sustain- ably grown corks and labels made from recycled paper. Ever yday retails nationwide for $14.99. Dave Matthews Makes Music and Monterey Wine Kelly Slater Betty White Photo: Kelli Uldall Photo: Kelli Uldall C-Notes Action from the Sea-and-be-Scene Monterey County grapes are the source for "Everyday," a white wine by musician Dave Matthews. 044-70 Shortcuts_SU05 Carmel Magazine 4/21/14 7:28 AM Page 2