Guide to the Village Green
At most venues, the Jack Johnson Tour hosts a handful of regional nonprofits in addition to the four regular national/international organizations.
Year: 2008
D’Vine Cafe
This breakfast and lunch spot favorite is one most patrons have heard about through the restaurant grapevine, as its location is a couple of blocks off of State Street.
Independent.com Heads to the Democratic National Convention
For the first time ever, The Santa Barbara Independent will be reporting from the Democratic National Convention, which convenes in Denver this weekend and runs until August 29.
Visualizing a New Los Angeles: Architectural Renderings of Carlos Diniz, 1962-1992.
Architectural drawing possesses a mathematical, utilitarian beauty, a high abstraction that nevertheless directly refers to the real world.
Wine Importer Terry Theise Discusses the Land’s Influence on Wine Flavor
“Something in the land imparts flavor: Wine from one site will taste different from its neighbor.”
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Gabriele Rose de Ginant’s Rosabella
Working from a studio surrounded by trees in the Montecito foothills, artist and designer Gabriele de Ginant has spent 20 years creating original books, furniture, paintings and clothing.
Beer Vote
It’s an election year, and while the presidential candidates talk it out, Samuel Adams’ fourth annual “Beer Lover’s Choice” floods bars and pubs nationwide, inviting beer drinkers to sample two experimental brews before casting a vote for their choice.
Peeping Carr Winery
Once upon a time, on a delightfully warm (if uncommonly swampy) weekend night, a very talented young winemaking couple invited the public at large to swing by their downtown digs to enjoy a three-vintage flight of their prized pinots, straight out of their no-longer-for-retail library.
Vicky Cristina Barcelona
Once past the traditional retirement age, Woody Allen finally started getting out of town.
