The Sound of Music
Notes for Notes, a local non-profit music education organization, is opening another set of studio doors – and expanding opportunities in music production for Santa Barbara youths.
Month: August 2008
Foresters Play World Series Today
Santa Barbara’s baseballers kick off tournament in Wichita on August 6; hear it live online.
Santa Barbarans Go for the Gold
China will try to rock the world for 17 days starting Friday, August 8, with the biggest, most expensive, most spectacular, most extensively televised, and one of the most criticized Olympic Games in history.
You Can Cantwell in Summerland
While the sign still reads Summerland Market, the refurbished store is now officially open as Cantwell’s Summerland Market.
Morninglory Music Closes after 38 Years in Santa Barbara
In its day, Morninglory’s opening was really not so momentous.
Aftermath Portrays Post-Apocalypse Rebirth
If there is such a thing as a sure thing in theater, then a production in which the director instructs actors to “break everyone’s heart and split the room in half” is sure to be one.
Police Report Quiet, Uneventful Fiesta
No major incidents, they report, but there was a slight increase in arrests over last year.
The Second Generation of Columnists Take Over
Goleta Grapevine enters the second phase of its evolution, with a weekly rotation of writers.
Will Trans Fat Ban Affect Santa Barbara Businesses?
Restaurant owners react to the state’s 2010 ban on use of trans fat-laden oils.
Violent Crime Takes Fiesta Siesta
No stabbings or murders mar this year’s Old Spanish Days celebration.
