Three Reasons to Get Your Movie On in Ojai
Long ago, during the cinematically bleak period we refer to as the late ’80s, a team of Ojai-dwelling cinephiles got together and laid the groundwork for what would become the Ojai Film Society (OFS).
Long ago, during the cinematically bleak period we refer to as the late ’80s, a team of Ojai-dwelling cinephiles got together and laid the groundwork for what would become the Ojai Film Society (OFS).
A deliciously entertaining, educational evening was had by all who packed themselves into the Marjorie Luke Theatre on March 5.
2008 Spring Books and Lectures Preview
Ever since its debut two years ago, Ballet Santa Barbara (BSB) has shown connections to New York.
The final piece in Per° Negro’s show, “Estuve Covando,” precisely encapsulated the entire performance: exuberant, flamboyant, joyful, and involving every member of the ensemble and audience.
Emily Cobb, one of our advertising professionals, makes ads pretty for clients while she’s here, and she makes spaces and people pretty with her paintings and jewelry in her free time.
If you’d rather not face the repercussions of losing one of your kids’ adorable dyed eggs in the linen closet this year…
The Santa Barbara County Arts Commission is asking all interested local artists to submit digital images of their work that reflect life in the North County.
For all of the ample charms that make the Community Arts Music Association (CAMA) series by far the hottest classical music ticket in town each season, CAMA orchestra concerts often follow a conservative approach to programming.
It’s about time to make some plans for the spring season, and luckily for you, here’s our annual Spring Arts Guide to make those decisions easier. Featuring separate sections on Visual Art, Film, Dance, Classical, Books & Lectures, Jazz, Theater, and Pop & Rock, this is Santa Barbara’s artistic lifeline for the next few months, so dive in and suck it up.