Twelve Angry Men
Center Stage Theater has been transformed for this excellent production of Twelve Angry Men.
Month: July 2008
Hank Pitcher: Montecito Beaches 1978-2008
With the plans for Rick Caruso’s hotel project at Miramar making headlines, and the newly refurbished and thoroughly re-imagined Coral Casino now open for business, there has never been a better time to take a closer look at the legendary beaches of Montecito.
Sing a Song
No matter what day of the week or how dive-y a place you’re looking to sing the blues away, there is an open mike waiting for you to express yourself through the power of song in this sing-along loving town.
13,000
13,000
vol. 22, no. 132, July 24-31, 2008
Taxicabs have been an integral part of the Santa Barbara scene ever since the Huff brothers started taking patrons of the Potter, Arlington, and El Mirasol hotels around town back in the early 1900s.
Quiz: Taxi Trivia
1) What cab company did the folks on the TV show Taxi work for?
Girl in a Coma
Although Girl in a Coma doesn’t sound much like Morrissey (their namesake artist and biggest musical inspiration), they’re still pretty good.
Introducing Lompoc’s Pali Wine Company
Less nurture, more nature: That’s the gist of an increasingly popular tendency among winemakers who wish to spotlight the virtues of a piece of land while downplaying their own skills at blending, barreling, fining, and aging.
Jackie Bristow at the Mercury Lounge
It seems that Southern California is something of a musical magnet for New Zealanders.
Diana Kennedy’s The Art of Mexican Cooking
Alice Waters, Paula Wolfert, and Craig Claiborne praise her, so it really doesn’t matter what I say about Diana Kennedy.
