Father Virgil’s Memorial Service
Santa Barbara will come together to honor the legacy of Father Virgil Cordano at his funeral mass on Friday, May 30, at 11 a.m., on the steps of the Santa Barbara Mission.
Year: 2008
Environment 5/29
The Environmental Protection Agency completed a clean-up operation on 5/23 at Greka Energy’s Bell Lease, the site of two large-scale oil spills.
Live Prepares to Rock the Majestic Ventura Theater
Fourteen years after the release of Throwing Copper, the eight-time platinum record that put Live on the rock ‘n’ roll map, the Billboard chart-topping band is still making dynamic, provocative music.
Bowling for Bowl Shows
Saxophonist Charles Lloyd, the jazz legend in our zip code, turned 70 in March, and is bringing sagacity and vibrancy to his current work life.
Nature, Nature, Everywhere
Nature’s beauty has been inspiring artists for thousands of years, so it’s not surprising that much of the artwork popping up in unconventional spaces in Santa Barbara is nature-themed.
State Street Ballet Unveils a New Carmina Burana at the Granada
The past five years have been exciting for Santa Barbara’s performing arts lovers.
100,000 cubic miles
100,000 cubic miles
American Pie‘s Thomas Ian Nicholas Hits the Road with a Debut Solo Album
Thomas Ian Nicholas got his start in the biz as part of that crop of cute teen boys who emerged in the early ’90s.
Writing Father Virgil’s Life Story
For almost eight decades, Fr. Virgil made his mark on our city by his unselfish service to the community as a spiritual and civic leader.
Never Ask the Wind
Santa Barbara’s poet laureate reflects.
