5 Reasons to Buy Armando de la Rocha’s Ceramic Art
Born in Guadalajara, Mexico, Armando de la Rocha began working with clay in 1994 and was selling his art full-time by 1998.
Year: 2008
Island Wishes Benefit Show
As a transplanted Pacific Islander in Santa Barbara (or anywhere in the contiguous 48), there is a point at which you become an island unto yourself.
Grandparents Are Great!
Hey kids, do you have the best grandparents in the country? Did you know that grandparents are the primary caregivers for more than six million kids in this country?
Hearts to Open: Remembering Fr. Virgil
I think I know a great man when I see one.
Flying High
For anyone who was paying attention between 2001 and 2007, it comes as no surprise that Santa Barbara’s own Tommy Cantillon has resurfaced.
Virgil’s Last Altar Boy
From these final years of Fr. Virgil’s life there is an image of friendship, an afterglow of warmth to a life of service and devotion.
Charles Lloyd Senses Eternity
On March 15 of this year, multi- instrumentalist and composer Charles Lloyd, one of the greatest figures in contemporary jazz, turned 70.
Give Plants to Remind Your Friends of You
I was watering my outdoor potted plants the other day and enjoying a particularly lovely cymbidium that is still in full bloom after at least two months.
Days in the Desert
International photographer Meg Jette is showcasing her exhibit Water Is Life from her time spent with the Tuareg people of northern Africa.
New Plays, Program B
This trio of new plays by UCSB student playwrights-Bellows by Nathan Kuljian, The Blue Elephant by Stacy Johnstone, and Winter Fruit by Corrie Tritz-focuses on the paradox of painful memories.
