Santa Barbara’s First Aerial Dance Festival
Artists from around the world converge on Santa Barbara this week for the inaugural Contemporary Floor to Air Festival.
Month: February 2014
1% for the Planet hosts Connect the Dots Conference, gathering over 100 business leaders from across the globe
On February 13, 1% for the Planet, the world’s largest environmental network, hosted the first Connect the Dots Conference, a virtual and in-person conference that brought together business and nonprofit leaders across the globe for a discussion on climate change.
Gardening: February Tips
With the weird/warm/cold warm winter weather we’ve been having, it won’t hurt to prune deciduous trees that haven’t been done yet.
Adoptable Pet of the Week
Meet Wilbur, a handsome Dutch rabbit who has excellent jumping skills and is a perfect candidate for Bunny Olympics.
What Now, Pussycat?
In the unimaginably awful succeeding years, “independent” journalists continue to ignore the President’s authorized murders via drone strike.
Introducing Santa Barbara Aquaponics
The sustainable farming system is heavy on efficiency and light on energy and water use.
Homeless Czar Outlines Action Plan to Get People off Streets
Philip Mangano talks about problems in Santa Barbara and beyond.
Review: The Spring Quartet at the Lobero Theatre
Drums and bass combine across generations in this jazz supergroup, which played the Lobero on February 18.
Sports Highlights: February 21-March 3
Dons home in CIF second round tonight. Gauchos host Cal State Fullerton.
Review: Winter’s Tale
Russell Crowe and Jessica Brown Findlay turn in magnificent performances, especially when you consider how corny the underlying message is.
