Santa Barbara Emergency Aid Organizations Spring to Action After Deadly Earthquakes in Venezuela
ShelterBox and Direct Relief already mobilizing funds and supplies to help those affected.
Year: 2026
Micro Festival ‘Coastal Sounds’ Soon to Bridge Santa Barbara’s Music Community
18-year-old Genevieve Mack co-organized this free event for all ages to enjoy.
Boiling Up Some Fun
Demetria Estate hosts shrimp boil on July 12.
ON the Beat | Music Academy Notes from All Over, Opening with a Crossover Anomaly
Games have begun with the Music Academy of the West festival, but the first big blast of music came from outer space.
California Secretary of State Shirley N. Weber, Ph.D., Welcomes Federal Court Ruling Blocking Unlawful Election Executive Order
Sacramento, Calif. – California Secretary of State Shirley N. Weber, Ph.D. welcomed Wednesday’s federal court ruling permanently blocking several key parts of President
Gaviota Roadside Rest Area on U.S. 101 to Close for Extended Period of Time Starting Wednesday, July 1
SANTA BARBARA COUNTY – The north and southbound Gaviota Roadside Rest Areas along US 101 will close starting Wednesday, July 1.
They Encounter Them
‘Disclosure Day’, Steven Spielberg’s latest outer space-y film, is an optimistic blast of kitsch.
Tiny
Playful pittie needs a home!
Jazz Belongings and Other Adventures
Branford Marsalis Quartet, at 30, still shows how it’s done, with a substantial and era-hopping set at the Lobero.
Online Art Gaming
“Random Access: Internet Art,” at Santa Barbara Museum of Art, showcases artists’ inventive and subversive takes on life with the internet.
