Veterans Day Weekend Full of Honor and Celebration
Get patriotic this Veterans Day Weekend and don your red, white and blue to honor our veterans. Pierre Claeyssens Veterans Museum and Library hosts a weekend full of events throughout Saturday,...
View ArticleNational Philanthropy Day Honorees Announced!
Time, talent and a passion for giving – three things this year’s Santa Barbara and Ventura Philanthropy and Volunteer Award winners have in common. On November 15, the local Santa Barbara/Ventura...
View ArticleThe Future of Art: UCSB MFA Open Studios Tonight!
With the diverse and multi-talented crowd of students that UCSB churns out year after year—engineers, writers, actors, scientists and artists—the future of several industries can be glimpsed in their...
View ArticleMusic Regains Its Voice with Milo Greene
Music’s greats are often revered for their versatility and instrumental prowess. Milo Greene, an LA indie quintet where all five members’ talent doesn’t stop at one instrument, is certainly earning...
View ArticleThe Fires are Ablaze at Anchor Woodfire Kitchen, Now Open!
Can you smell the wood burning on the beginning of State Street? We sure can, which must mean that the long-anticipated Anchor Woodfire Kitchen has finally opened! Located at 119 State St. attached to...
View ArticleBest-Selling Author Jared Diamond to Talk on Societies Today and “Yesterday”
Jared Diamond, the incredibly talented best-selling author of Guns, Germs, and Steel and Collapse, is at it again, opening his readers’ eyes to truths about society today and society in our past. On...
View ArticleLotusland is Swarming with Art Dedicated to Bees
Upon entering the Pavilion at Lotusland, you’ll immediately notice a change of scene. A towering box straight ahead of you emits the buzzing of thousands of bees, and the air smells of beeswax and,...
View ArticleHousehold Ink Records Celebrates 25 Years With In-House Festival
Since its humble beginnings in 1987, when it was conceived as an outlet and “in-house” label for the eclectic, genre-bending band Headless Household, Santa Barbara-based Household Ink Records grew...
View ArticleVisiting Nurse & Hospice Care Salutes Mothers
“Honoring and remembering our mothers” was the theme for the 12th annual Mother’s Day Luncheon benefit for Visiting Nurse & Hospice Care, and as always, it truly was a lovely event. Mistress of...
View ArticleLabour and Wait
July 2–September 22 Labour and Wait In an exhibit that brings 19th-century principles of virtue into the 21st century, the work of 15 internationally recognized artists and artist-collaboratives...
View ArticleBook Den Talk with Brian Fagan
July 13, 2 p.m. Book Den Talk with Brian Fagan Anthropologist and UCSB professor Brian Fagan will discuss his two newest books, The Attacking Ocean, which discusses the complex relationship between...
View ArticleART ZONE SB Arrives, and a Neighbor Joins the Fun
The Funk Zone never fails to buzz with activity on the weekends, especially when there’s a new ART ZONE SB Art Walk happening. Tonight, July 12, marks an influx of new art into the hip neighborhood,...
View ArticleAnchor Woodfire Kitchen Joins in the Fiesta
The ever-creative chefs at Anchor Woodfire Kitchen (119 State St.) have something fun cooking up this Fiesta weekend: they’re turning the whole joint into a Mexican pop-up restaurant, La Ancla (which...
View ArticleNashville Backstage: A Country Cabaret
August 10, 7:30 p.m. Nashville Backstage: A Country Cabaret Looking to enjoy a musical night out listening to great country, folk and Americana talent? Then be sure to go to Out of the Box Theatre...
View ArticleFoley Food & Wine Society Launch Party
September 28, 3-6 p.m. Foley Food & Wine Society Launch Party Foley Food & Wine Society will be hosting its Launch Party Celebration on September 28 from 3-6 p.m at Bacara Resort & Spa. The...
View ArticlePacific Pride Foundation’s Annual Heart + Sole AIDS Walk is This Sunday
Pacific Pride Foundation‘s 23rd Annual Heart + Sole AIDS Walk is at 10 a.m. on Sunday, October 6 at The Fess Parker A DoubleTree by Hilton Resort. This is the organizations largest fundraiser for its...
View ArticleAn Update on Bellosguardo
For those of you following the Bellosguardo house and gardens’ opening to the public, here is the latest update on the project from the Bellosguardo Foundation leadership, former Mayor Sheila Lodge and...
View ArticleNew Season of “Met: Live” Metropolitan Opera Simulcasts in Hahn Hall
The Music Academy of the West has begun its season of high-definition screenings from ten Metropolitan Opera productions screening simulcasts in Hahn Hall, with Eugene Onegin, which will screen again...
View ArticleFree Talk by Chicana Artist Diane Gamboa at UCSB
Visionary Chicana artist Diane Gamboa will give a free illustrated talk “From the QUEEN OF ANGELS through the CITY OF THE SINFUL,” on Wed., Oct. 16 at 4 p.m. at UCSB Campbell Hall. She is the the...
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