Lomilomi Massage Master Coming to Santa Barbara
Most massages are all about compression- pushing down on muscles, rubbing tight spots, and kneading knots away.
Month: July 2008
Brooks Institute’s Mariah Tauger Is Taking Her Camera to Beijing
Three pairs of words that never figured to be in the same sentence were: Mariah Tauger, Olympic Games, and professional photographer.
New Hires and New Roles at SBMA, the Arts Fund, Westmont, and UCSB
Although the impact remains to be felt, the Santa Barbara arts scene has just undergone a major shift.
Meet Me at Jill’s Place at Six
There aren’t many places like it in our changing little town anymore-familiar haunts, restaurants where they know you at the door.
Brooks Hansen’s New Book Reveals the Perilous Path to Parenting
For Santa Barbara-based author Brooks Hansen and his wife Elizabeth, the road to parenthood was perplexing and perilous, fraught with physical and emotional pain, tormenting personal introspection, and more medical failures and bureaucratic nightmares than any mere mortal should be expected to endure.
The Kids of Widney High at La Casa de la Raza
The Kids of Widney High, a band made up of young adults with developmental disabilities, will be playing a show in Santa Barbara as part of their first-ever West Coast Tour.
‘I would like to know more about the Potter Theatre. Was it part of the Potter Hotel?’
The formal opening of the palatial Potter Hotel off of West Beach in 1903 was a major event for the city.
Carpinteria Surfer Dies at Hollister Ranch
Contractor Frank Louda, 61, dies “doing what he did best” on Monday at St. Augustine’s Beach.
Sunfold
The debut full-length offering from Sunfold (a side project of the existing band Annuals), Toy Tugboats, is filled with touches of jazz, folk, and soft rock.
Irish in Isla Vista
Maligned summer visitors “just older versions of our freshman selves”?
