Santa Barbara Culinary Experience brings a weeklong celebration of world-class food and wine to town.
The county supervisors approve an executive negotiating agreement with an L.A.-based developer to build 104 units of housing at the current site of the County Probation Department on East Carrillo Street.
City officials are working to update the requirement for affordable housing and alternative fees for housing developers.
Supervisor Laura Capps convenes a public discussion at the board in response to community fears over voter intimidation.
Final performance of the season explores the life of this American icon through innovative dance-theater.
Comedian Carol Metcalf brings an intimate, improvisational comedy series to Intermezzo’s Wine Cask on May 9.
The 2026 season kicks off with a win from Klentner Ranch.
Scheinfeld New Venture Challenge Pitch Competition
Fri, May 08 2:00 PM
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Channelkeeper’s 2026 Student Art Show
Thu, May 07 5:00 PM
Santa Barbara
Thu, May 07 8:00 PM
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Pints for Pinnipeds – Benefit for Channel Islands Marine & Wildlife Institute (CIMWI)
Sat, May 09 2:00 PM
Goleta
CycleMaynia: And Bike Rides for All . . . .
Tue, May 12 4:30 PM
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SB Indy x SBPL present: Breaking Tunes – Library Edition!
Wed, May 13 5:00 PM
Santa Barbara
Rubicon Theatre Company Presents “Eleanor”
Wed, May 13 7:00 PM
Ventura
Fri, May 15 3:45 PM
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Sat, May 16 10:00 AM
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Sat, May 16 11:00 AM
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U.S. Elevator w/ The Coral Sea + Danny Vista
Sat, May 16 6:30 PM
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multimedia Stories
Arts & Entertainment
A romance set in Palestine, some of the most contested territory in the world.
Food & Drink
Renowned sommelier Bobby Stuckey is just one star coming to the Santa Barbara Culinary
Experience from May 11 to 17.
Living
There are bigger city vibes at this new downtown hotel, which would be the perfect headquarters for your next long wine country weekend.
Sports
The Gauchos will travel to Cal State Northridge for a three-game series this weekend.
Real Estate
If the ancient Romans could do it, why can’t we?
