Madeleine Ignon Explores Motherhood in New Exhibition at Architectural Foundation Gallery
The new exhibition combines painting, stitchery, and paradoxes of motherhood.
Month: August 2025
What Will Become of Lompoc’s Bodger Meadows?
A new housing plan has been proposed for the storied property, once the site of enormous floral flags.
Review | Seas the Night with Yächtley Crew
A silly, fun, and trippy evening aboard the good ship Yacht Rock.
Favorite Public Art Contest 2025
The Santa Barbara Arts Collaborative, in partnership with Santa Barbara Beautiful, Sullivan Goss, and Irene Hoffman Designs, invites the public to
Trading Queer Pain for Laughter
Pacific Pride Foundation’s screening of “She’s the He” brings happy tears and laughs to Santa Barbara’s Marjorie Luke Theatre.
How Immigration Enforcement Has Evolved on the Central Coast
805 UndocuFund’s Rapid Response Hotline adapts as federal immigration operations continue through the summer.
The Home Page | From the Misty Mesa to Gilded Glam
Gorgeous houses to google and ogle and visit today.
How Santa Barbara County Schools Chief Stays Hopeful, as Trump Takes Aim at California and Public Education
Superintendent Susan Salcido acknowledges students’ “fear, worry, anxiety” but remains optimistic about school resilience despite federal threats on immigration, funding, and civil rights.
Today’s Lesson: Keep Your Children Safe When They’re Back in School
Back-to-school season is in full swing, and California Poison Control System (CPCS) is offering safety tips to help parents ensure their children
Redistricting Duel Between California and Texas Ramps Up
California’s redistricting measure, which Gov. Newsom signed into law last Thursday, is an “emergency defensive tactic,” says a former Santa Barbara County redistricting committee member.
