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Viggo Hits The Road
Viggo Mortensen Helps Bring Cormac McCarthy’s Post-Apocalyptic Book to Life
Viggo Mortensen helps bring Cormac McCarthy’s post-apocalyptic book to life. Read story.
CAMA Presents the Shanghai Symphony
China’s Oldest Orchestra to Appear with Pianist Yuja Wang
This Friday’s concert at the Granada will include an important recent work by contemporary Chinese composer Qigang Chen. Read story.
Two Centuries of Chumash
Ernestine Ygnacio-De Soto’s Six Generations Saga to Air on KCET and at Museum of Natural History
Ernestine Ygnacio-De Soto’s Six Generations saga to air on KCET and at the S.B. Museum of Natural History. Read story.
Camellia Sasanqua
Camellias Are Some of the Most Beloved Garden Shrubs
Though not famous for their fragrance or being the perfect cut flower, camellias are among some of the most beloved garden shrubs. Read story.
Giving Back in the Giving Season
Stolpman Vineyards’ La Cuadrilla Project Thanks Vineyard Workers with Winemaking
Stolpman Vineyards’ La Cuadrilla Project thanks vineyard workers with winemaking. Read story.
Cuba Sí! Subpoenas No!
Journalist Ann Louise Bardach Publishes Exposé on Castro While Feds Seek Her Testimony
Journalist Ann Louise Bardach publishes exposé on Castro while feds seek her testimony. Read story.
Sam Says Goodbye Bowl
Longtime General Manager Sam Scranton Retiring from Santa Barbara Bowl
Longtime general manager Sam Scranton retiring from the Santa Barbara Bowl. Read story.
Get Your Kicks at Root 246
Chef Bradley Ogden’s Homage to Santa Barbara Wine Country
Chef Bradley Ogden’s homage to Santa Barbara wine country. Read story.
Dave Brubeck Coming to the Lobero
California Jazz Icon Dave Brubeck Celebrates 50th Anniversary of LP Time Out
The Dave Brubeck Quartet will be at the Lobero on Tuesday, and Joe has, as usual, heard a whole lot of great jazz lately. Read story.
UCSB Arts & Lectures Turns 50
Santa Barbara’s Premiere Performance and Lecture Series Keeps Getting Better
Santa Barbara’s premiere arts organization kicks off a big season on Thursday, September 24. Read story.
The Greening of the Bowl
Composting, Bicycle Valet, and Goats Lower the Eco-Print of the Venue
An environmental initiative is being undertaken to make the Santa Barbara Bowl one of the greenest concert venues in the nation. Read story.
Union Ale Opens
20 Beers on Tap and American-Inspired Cuisine
New brew house offers 20 beers on tap and American-inspired cuisine. Read story.
Jensen’s Music Hosts Traveling Film Fest
Cut and Run Brings Experimental Shorts to Santa Barbara
Cut and Run: Something to Offend Everyone brings experimental shorts to Santa Barbara. Read story.
Man Seeks Home for Adopted Son’s Best Friend
Kidsave Brought Colombian Orphans to U.S.
Kidsave brought Colombian “brothers” to U.S. Read story.
Pete Relis, Founder of César Chávez School and Leadership Institute
1942-2009
Pete Relis (1942-2009), founder of César Chávez School and Leadership Institute. Read story.
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