Dengue Fever
The indie-rock hipsters were out in full force last Thursday night to catch Dengue Fever.
Year: 2008
Political Satirist Andy Borowitz on Why Politics Is So Damn Funny
For more than a decade, Andy Borowitz has made his living as a freelance political satirist, publishing everywhere from the L.A. Times to the New Yorker.
ThisWeekinHistory
At Port Said, Egypt, ground is broken for construction of the 101-mile long artificial waterway now known as the Suez Canal.
Can Vitamins Save the World?
How Santa Barbara’s Vitamin Angels is saving India and beyond, one dose at a time.
Springing Forward
It seems this year Santa Barbarans finally decided to stop squabbling over whether or not their eco-conscious forefathers “invented” Earth Day, and just start enjoying it.
Zaca Fire Impacts Drinking Water Treatment
Ray takes a look at how the Zaca Fire has impacted local water resources.
Bobby McFerrin, Chick Corea, and Jack DeJohnette.
This jazz supergroup functions quite differently from what one would expect given the individuals involved.
Colin Campbell Cooper: An American Impressionist in Context at City Hall
Way back in the 1970s, when Santa Barbara was but a sleepy beach town whose most famous export was a soap opera, County Arts Commissioner Paul Mills discovered a number of unframed architectural paintings stacked in a dusty corner of the basement of City Hall.
Australia’s Gin Club Bring Their Eclectic Sound to the States
When the Gin Club takes the stage at Stateside Restaurant & Lounge next Monday night, a new chapter in the band’s history will be written.
3 Reasons to Lounge Around CAF’S Animation Festival
While Saturday morning cartoons hold a special place in nearly every youngster’s heart, most of-agers know that Adult Swim is where all the real fun lies.
