Santa Barbara Earthquake Survivor Stories
Historian Betsy J. Green’s lecture series focuses on firsthand accounts of June 29, 1925.
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Santa Barbara Genealogical Society’s Earthquake Exhibit Centers People
The “Stories and Lives Remembered” exhibit introduces us to earthquake survivors and
victims.
Touring the 1925 Santa Barbara Earthquake Aftermath
A look at what remained, and who was gone, when the shaking stopped.
Santa Barbara’s Old Earthquake Yields New Discoveries
Insights emerge as the city celebrates 100-year anniversary of 1925 temblor with an event series.
Student-Led Donation Drive Raises 1,230 Lbs. Worth of Pet Food
C.A.R.E.4Paws volunteer Ava Vasquez finds success in her fourth annual drive.
S.Y.V. Pride Celebrates Pride Month with Various Inclusive and Fun Events
The annual S.Y.V. Pride Parade and Festival is June 14.
Butterflies Are Back in Season at Santa Barbara Museum of Natural History
Pavilion was recently named one of the top three butterfly gardens in the nation.
Free Will Astrology
Week of June 12.
New Mural Unveiled at Santa Barbara’s Adams Elementary School for World Oceans Day
The “Ocean Guardians in Chumash Territory” mural was created by veteran muralist and environmental activist Emiliano Campobello with help from every single one of Adams’s more than 500 students.
Thousands Cycle Through Santa Barbara, Ventura for Final AIDS/LifeCycle Ride
Around 2,200 cyclists passed through town Friday on their seven-day, 545-mile ride from San Francisco to Santa Monica.
