The Santa Barbara Woman Who’s Chosen to Live Outside for 57 Years
Suzanne describes herself as an 89-year-old homeless person of privilege.
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Lunar New Year Celebration at El Presidio de Santa Bárbara to Include Food, Art, and Mahjong
The Year of the Fire Horse Festival on Saturday, February 21, is free and open to the public and will feature expert-led mahjong lessons inside Presidio Chapel.
Santa Ynez Valley’s ‘Polar Bear Dip’ Makes Waves
The Santa Ynez Community Aquatics Foundation raises $5 million toward a new aquatics complex for the valley.
Santa Barbara’s Frog Wall Has Been ‘Edited,’ Not Eliminated
The shrine’s new steward has cleaned and catalogued items, cleared out rats, and restored a native water path.
Burrito League Runs Through Santa Barbara
With a year of free burritos on the line, competitors cranked out thousands of miles between Mony’s and Loquita.
Stories Are Living Things (SALT)
A special afternoon with Jon Boogz and Mohsin Mohi Ud Din takes place on February 15 at MCASB.
Rethinking Wildfire Through Youth Art at Santa Barbara Central Library
The Santa Barbara County Fire Safe Council presents the winning works from its second annual Wildfire Art Contest.
Inheriting the Dream: Santa Barbara Prepares for Five Days of MLK Jr. Events
Leah Weber King, the widow of Dr. King’s youngest son, will serve as the keynote speaker for the 19th annual celebration, which runs January 15-19.
A Much-Needed Distraction from Cancer Treatment
A Ridley-Tree painting class offers patients space for creativity, connection, and healing.
Santa Barbara’s Polar Dip Brings Out Hundreds to Welcome 2026
Event organizer Hugh Margerum said more than 400 people attended, from visitors to locals alike.
