More than half a millennium of classical music comes to Santa Barbara this winter, including both medieval and modern works it’s likely you’ve never heard before-but that you will want to hear again-and the most familiar work of music in history, Beethoven’s Fifth Symphony.
Fire destroyed a 35-foot sailboat in Marina 1 of the Santa Barbara Harbor on the morning of 1/6.
SHAKE YOUR BOOTY: On Thursday, January 17, the Chumash Casino (3400 Highway 246, Santa Ynez) will get a funky makeover when ’70s sensations KC and the Sunshine Band take to the stage.
Lieutenant Paul McCaffrey will step down as the Department’s public information officer.
On 1/7, Santa Barbara County Fire reported a vehicle rollover on the southbound side of Highway 101 near El Capitan State Park.
Their film Meeting Resistance asks, “What motivates the Iraqi insurgency?” In a recent Pew survey, American journalists in Iraq said they viewed the lives of ordinary Iraqis and the sense of daily life in Iraq as “undercovered.” “There are too few reports that include Iraqi citizens-not Green Zone politicians but regular folks,” one TV journalist said. “We need to hear their voices.”
Federal Judge Florence-Marie Cooper restricted the U.S. Navy from using its submarine-hunting sonar within 12 miles of the Southern California coast.
Give Wings to Your Dreams: Reawaken Your Joy and Passion for Life is a new book by Lauren Sullivan, who moved to Santa Barbara to pursue her own dream of being a life coach and writer-a career that’s satisfied her like no other.
Some of the best wine events in the United States are held in California. Whether you’re a die-hard cab fan, a pinot noir freak, or a syrah nut, California delivers well-organized, fun, and star-studded wine events annually. Here’s this year’s slate.
Thuc-Quyen Nguyen, an assistant professor in the Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry, won the university’s Harold J. Plous Award
