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Visual Arts By Josef Woodard

Wise Blood from Oaxaca

Enterprising exhibition at Museum of Contemporary Art Santa Barbara explores the juncture of cultures, ecology, and contemporary art practice.

Food By George Yatchisin

“If you feed them, they will come” is the mantra for Etty’s Jewish Deli & Bakery at the Jewish Federation of Greater Santa Barbara.

The Cannabis Corner By Leslie Dinaberg

Consumables to give your cannabis-curious friends this season.

In Memoriam By John Knoerle

Mark A. Ward, a local landmark and my best friend for more than 50 years, passed away peacefully on November

Sports By Victor Bryant

San Marcos will host St. Bonaventure in a non-league contest on Saturday.

Letters By David Avrick, S.B.

Nick Welsh whined in the Angry Poodle Barbecue, as usual, about the sonic boom created by SpaceX launches.

Music By Maggie Yates

Santa Barbara Gay Men’s Chorus holiday production combines a festive spirit with an important message

Music By Josef Woodard

Acclaimed JACK Quartet deftly explores the brave new/old world of microtonal music at Hahn Hall.

Courts & Crime By Jean Yamamura

Bay Area resident Yinpiao Zhou, 39, charged with illegally recording launch of SpaceX Falcon 9 carrying a spy satellite for the U.S. government.

Letters By Cathy Gregory, Lompoc

This is the same Joseph Ladapo who has said mRNA COVID vaccines could theoretically change human DNA.