Bob Kull’s New Book, Solitude
Ventura-born author describes a year alone in the wilderness.
Year: 2008
Bob Lindquist Returns to Retail
After 26 years in the business, Qupe Wine Cellars to open tasting room in Los Olivos.
Positively State Street
Music happenings on Halloween.
Blue Tempest Rages at Westmont
Lit Moon triumphs with revised Tempest.
The World Goes ‘Round Offers the Songs of Kander and Ebb
Musical Scores at SBCC.
635
The highest number of congressional vetoes by any U.S. president, Franklin D. Roosevelt. Second place goes to Grover Cleveland with 584 vetoes.
Hannah Rothman
You’d think the typical 16-year-old taking three college-level courses and working for the Santa Barbara High School newspaper, The Forge, would be looking for more free time.
Don’t Forget, I Remember You
Don’t miss your last chance to see Circle Bar B Dinner Theatre’s production of Bernard Slade’s I Remember You, set in 1994 in a New York City piano bar.
Open Your Eyes to the Ojai Film Festival
Still growing in its ninth year, Santa Barbara’s mountain neighbors want to be the next Telluride.
Dan Levin and His John McCain Toilet Paper
Four years ago, Santa Barbara-based artist and graphic designer Dan Levin made international headlines with the most unlikely of products: toilet paper, festooned with the face of President George W. Bush.
