Turkey Royalty
Area author and teacher Coleen Hefley has written a delightful, true story of her adventures raising a flock of baby turkeys in her Santa Ynez backyard.
Year: 2008
High on Sly’s Lobster Sauce
Generally, when a waiter offers up some puffery to applaud my menu choice, I assume it’s part of the server-patron game we’re both playing.
Wine for the Holidays!
Touring & Tasting magazine and wine club is launching a program to benefit local nonprofits in S.B. County.
The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee Comes to Santa Barbara
Cast member Ryan Goodale shares some Broadway insight and behind-the-scenes secrets.
Mike Campbell’s The Dirty Knobs at SOhO
How often do you get the chance to see a Rock and Roll Hall of Famer for just $12?
This Week in History
John Fitzgerald Kennedy, the 35th president of the United States, is assassinated while traveling through Dallas, Texas, in an open-top convertible.
Santa Barbara Chamber Orchestra Chamber Players
Last Tuesday in the friendly ambiance of Fleischmann Auditorium, the Santa Barbara Chamber Orchestra (SBCO) went through one of its occasional reductive math equations.
Lynn Harrell
In the realm of generally acknowledged landmarks of the classical music repertoire, the Bach Cello Suites have achieved such a lofty status that it can be difficult to recognize that the pieces, which were composed in 1720, languished in relative neglect, and were considered study pieces for almost 200 years, until Pablo Casals brought them to concert life just a century ago, in 1909.
George Legrady’s Stardust
Exhibition at Edward Cella branches art, science.
Feeding Cinema Cravings
As part of its wide-ranging, multifaceted series Food Matters, UC Santa Barbara’s Interdisciplinary Humanities Center (IHC) is screening two films (curated by The Indy‘s own D.J. Palladino) during the next couple weeks, each examining if we are what and how we eat.
