In November, It’s Raining Shows
Mariachi El Bronx return to S.B. with a new record; Flatbush Zombies and The Underachievers take over Ventura.
Mariachi El Bronx return to S.B. with a new record; Flatbush Zombies and The Underachievers take over Ventura.
And the county all but promises a lawsuit over the Camp 4 annexation bid.
With a vote from the supervisors, reconstruction of the Joseph Centeno Cuyama Pool and Aquatics Complex — opened in 2010 but closed since 2012 after a leak and collapse — can get underway and put the center on track for reopening.
The third annual Santa Barbara County Veterans Stand Down on 10/18 served 490 veterans, 117 of whom were homeless and 30 of whom were women, according to Supervisor Steve Lavagnino, who started the event in the area in 2012.
Dos Pueblos High School freshman James Roney won first place in the science component of the Broadcom MASTERS (Math, Applied Science, Technology and Engineering Rising Stars) competition, which featured science fair winners from across the United States.
For the fourth year in a row, the Santa Barbara Bicycle Coalition is putting on its Light Up the Night campaign and distributing 1,400 free bike lights to low-income cyclists.
The rise of Santa Barbara’s most inclusive high-end music space.
Conductor Christopher Rountree just wants to make orchestra more fun.
Santa Barbara’s L.J. Washington and George Levinthal will cook up a storm in Las Vegas next week.
Diane Mooshoolzadeh — UCSB alum and Santa Barbara Independent copy editor — slips on her dancing shoes four days a week and waltzes to UCSB’s Cotillion Dance Club, where social and competitive dancers step to the tango and paso doble, as well as the samba and hustle.