Santa Barbara County Green-Lights Film Commissioner Role
Supervisors approve $150,000 for new contractor to encourage filming in the area.
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Supervisors approve $150,000 for new contractor to encourage filming in the area.
The Hollister Avenue location is back with new art from Hello Coyote at Foundation Press.
The supervisors show early support for creating a county film commissioner position to attract more film and media production to the county.
County supervisors hear a report from economist Peter Rupert on the creative economy’s impact on the region.
Jack Johnson’s music and film classic at the Arlington says “no” to scalpers and bots.
After 53 years in business, the De la Vina Street instrument shop is shutting its doors.
Bush succeeds longtime colleague, retiring Miller McCune Executive Director Celesta M. Billeci.
Planned renovations to marquee and entrance foyer will usher in a new era for the art-house theater.
Downtown space celebrates local artists, including the legacy of owner Crispin Barrymore’s family.
Carpinteria City council answers the pleas of owners, musicians, and patrons to preserve outdoor live music.