Nature’s Medicine Cabinet
Here’s a look at Sue Reinhart’s fascinating and useful Medicinal Plant Cards of the tri-county region.
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Santa Barbotics
Tal Avitzur — favoring appliances and tools forged in the ’50s and ’60s and inspired by sci-fi classics like Forgotten Planet and Lost in Space — has tinkered himself an army of 20 to 30 robots, or Talbots.
Book-Signing
Author Karen Lee Stevens signs copies of her children’s book.
Urban Timber
A Californian’s Guide to the Trees Among Us is a handy guide to identify the trees in the neighborhood and a trusty source to inform which tree species to plant for a particular spot.
Unlikely Friendships
Forty-seven stories from the animal kingdom of interspecies bonds.
UCSB Sociologist France Winddance Twine
In her groundbreaking new book A White Side of Black Britain, professor France Winddance Twine makes the case for a new, explicitly anti-racist set of family values.
Understanding Punished Youth with Victor Rios
Looking at causes of and possible solutions for gangs and other youth problems with a UCSB sociologist.
Solstice Sculptor Has Big Heart for Young Artists
Diane Stevenett, County Arts Commissioner and Cuyama educator, helps kids discover their creative gifts.
Flying High
S.B. Airport takes art to new heights at this week’s Airline Terminal Public Art Program debut.
Tree Hugging
Wildling Art Museum showcases wilderness-themed Trees art exhibit.