S.B. Rescue Mission Celebrates at Down Under–Themed Fundraiser
Event netted $621,000 for critical shelter program and remarkable treatment programs.
Year: 2025
Carbajal Wants to Double Federal Student Aid
Santa Barbara’s congressmember is reintroducing legislation to double Pell grants for students with exceptional financial need.
Dos Pueblos Boys’ Water Polo Hangs on for 13-12 Victory Over Rival San Marcos
Jake Magid finished with a match-high five goals for San Marcos.
ON the Beat | Pipe Organ Goes Public, Trifonov Goes Deep
Remarkable Russian Pianist Daniil Trifonov kicks off the UCSB Arts & Lectures season in sublime style; pipe organ gets its close-up with two recitals this week.
Santa Barbara Unified Test Scores Rise to Pre-Pandemic Levels
The district’s literacy and math scores are above both the county and state averages.
Art Review | A Mother’s Artistic Instincts on View
Artist Madeleine Ignon’s Architectural Foundation Show, “the taut and the lush,” deals with her new dual identity as mother/artist.
Two Art Forms Is Double the Excitement for Santa Barbara Symphony and State Street Ballet Season Openers
“Romeo and Juliet” is the dual season debut on October 18 at the Granada.
Off Register Returns
Santa Barbara’s art book and print fair expands for its second year.
Review | I’m With Her — and Ready to Follow This Band Wherever They Want to Lead Me
Three stellar musicians in soul-filling harmony, I’m With Her brings a magical night of song to Campbell Hall.
A Poet’s Perspective on Song
Acclaimed poet Dana Gioia talks about words and music, with an upcoming visit to UCSB.
