Lions and Rattlers and Bears, Oh My!
When I first took to hiking in Los Padres Forest alone, amid the bear scat and cougar paw prints, I carried a large rock, prepared for an encounter with a large predator.
Year: 2008
Albertsons Sizzling Santa Barbara Super Chef Cook-Off
Things were clearly serious when some senior citizens, just hoping to purchase their groceries, almost ended up on the grill of a shopping cart.
Cool & Cultured: Museums
Bring the whole family out on Sunday, May 18, for International Museum Day.
Give a Little
The Rhythmic Arts Project, a nonprofit dedicated to empowering people with disabilities through the power of music, is holding a car wash to help fund its annual music benefit this Saturday, May 17.
Dancing with Destiny
Rikka Z hits the town and heads into the studio to record her first full-length album.
Glam
It has long been said that beauty is in the eye of the beholder, and it’s this proverb that serves as the premise for the latest undertaking at Edward Cella Art +Architecture.
This Week in History
Madeleine Korbel Albright, the U.S.’s first female Secretary of State, is born in Prague, Czechoslovakia.
Modern Dance Legend Mark Morris Returns to Santa Barbara
He is hailed as the Mozart of modern dance, praised for bringing “regular” bodies to the stage, and beloved by dance aficionados and neophytes alike.
Shake, Snicker, and Doodle
I thought that I’d explored all of the wonders of ice cream
A Guide to Bouldering Lingo
If you have friends who engage in animated conversations about “crimps” and “slopers,” spend their time swapping “beta,” or whine about their “shredded tips,” there’s only one rational explanation: You’re hanging out with boulderers.
