UCSB’s University Art Museum Switches Gears
With its galleries closed for construction, the campus’s new director makes plans for the future.
Year: 2010
Football Family
The Gonzalez brothers shine on Santa Barbara’s gridirons.
Ana Marie Cox Waxes Wonky
Starshine talks to Washington journalist who serves up politics with liberal seasoning and a side of snark.
Flash Flood Quail Springs
More than $40,000 in damage to pioneering Cuyama Valley permaculture farm.
The Impossiblity of Reasoned Debate Without Newspapers
It is difficult to escape a nagging sense that aggressive but fair reportage in American journalism has been superseded by something coarser and much less concerned with truth.
Robinson To Step Down at S.B. Symphony
John Robinson, executive director of the Santa Barbara Symphony, will be leaving the position at the end of November.
See Jupiter, And Her Fiery Moon
Free, public viewing Friday, October 15, with Westmont’s powerful Keck Telescope at the observatory of Jupiter and the shadow from her fiery moon Io.
Doggies Need Homes
October is adopt a shelter dog month.
Banjos on Parade
The banjo will be heavily represented in the weekend’s musical offerings.
Green Economy Workshops for Ag and Construction Industries
Workshops for developing and fostering “Green Economy” strategies for the region’s agriculture and construction industries are planned for October 11 and 12.
