Theater Review | ‘John Proctor is the Villain’
Santa Barbara City College student showcase is a rousing piece of theater.
Year: 2023
More Mesa Price Hikes to $65 Million
The 265-acre open space nearly sold for $50 million this summer.
Planet Saving
The broad coalition of support for this carbon pricing policy, requiring fossil fuel companies to pay for the cost of the pollution they are causing, is truly an impressive one.
‘God Is Not an A**Hole’ Podcast Talks Religion Redefined
Santa Barbara’s David Moore talks religion in his new podcast.
The Foodbank is Seeing a Critical Shortage in Turkey Donations This Year as Families Feel the Pinch of Inflation and Increased Food Costs
The local nonprofit is only at 6% of its goal of 4,000 turkeys.
‘California’s Changing Landscape: The Way of Water’ at the Wildling Museum in Solvang
Photographer George Rose turns his lens toward the story of water.
Third Time, Promising Charm and Depth, at UC Santa Barbara’s Campbell Hall
Commanding Russian pianist Daniil Trifonov returns for his third local recital, at UCSB.
Santa Barbara Blues Society Hosts the Return of Rick Estrin & The Nightcats
The beloved blues band makes its first local appearance since 2016.
Nutritional Tales for Children
Longtime Santa Barbara County Foodbank leader Erik Talkin releases two new children’s books.
Coast Into Montecito for a Whole Host of Special Happenings
Inaugural “Coast Village Week” celebration highlights special giveaways, discounts, and entertainment.
