Helping Government Help the Channel Islands
This Friday marks the official launch date of the Channel Islands Sanctuary Foundation.
Year: 2011
Bishop Ranch ’Burbs Blocked
After Tuesday’s four-hour hearing, the Goleta City Council denies any notion of developing 240 acres of controversial open space.
Sex Strikes
If tenderness is the opposite of violence, then perhaps shutting down the ole shag factory is a reasonable whack at peace.
3 Reasons to Support the Arts Fund
The Fund’s annual Individual Artist Awards are only the beginning of what this Funk Zone staple has to offer.
Picasso and Braque at the SBMA
Pablo Picasso and Georges Braque reached the most intense phase of their artistic collaboration through their mutual discovery of analytic cubism in 1910.
Expert Leads Beer Pairing & Tasting Event
Beer and food expert Zach Rosen will lead a fundraiser at Aikido Kenkyukai Santa Barbara, or AKSB, at 121A E. Mason St. from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. Oct. 8.
Smith, Newbanks Join Academy Advisory Council
Further boosting the institution’s profile in elite classical music circles, the Music Academy of the West has expanded its National Advisory Council to include Los Angeles Philharmonic Vice President Chad Smith and veteran artist manager Mark Newbanks.
Fee Free Day for Visitors to Los Padres National Forest
Los Padres National Forest officials today announced that September 24 has been designated as a “Fee Free Day” for visitors to the forest.
UCSB Assistant Professor to Receive Prestigious NIH New Innovator Award
Songi Han, assistant professor of chemistry and biochemistry at UC Santa Barbara, has been selected to receive a coveted 2011 New Innovator Award from the National Institutes of Health (NIH).
Students Celebrate Latino Heritage through Creative Mural Painting
Antioch University sponsors youth-inspired mural in celebration of Mexican Independence Day and Hispanic Heritage Month
