Eleanor Anne Knapp Reynolds: 1915-2012
Eleanor attracted many people with her ready laugh, her great joy of life, her interest in others and their lives, and her empathy for those in need.
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Shennie Smith is staking a spot for female talent with her new concert series.
Business Leader Michael Towbes Establishes New Fund
Long-time Santa Barbara resident and business leader Michael Towbes has established The Towbes Fund for the Performing Arts at the Santa Barbara Foundation to benefit nonprofit performing arts organizations and their venues throughout Southern California.
Ventura Winter Wine Walk
The Social Event of the Year, returns to beautiful downtown Ventura on Saturday, December 1.
Warming Center at Trinity Episcopal Church
With rain in the forecast, Trinity Episcopal Church at 1500 State Street will open its doors Thursday night to Santa Barbara homeless, part of the Freedom Warming Centers program that was activated earlier this month.
Something New Under the Sun
The big debate in politics is, and has always been, about the appropriate size and role of government.
New Dates for Fairview Gardens Urban Seeds Educational Program
From Soil to Plate: Fairview Gardens Introduces Spring Dates for its Free Urban Seeds Farm Education Program
Chanukah in the Mall, December 9
Chabad of the S. Barbara is gearing up for its 33rd annual Chanukah in the Mall festival featuring a Menorah Contest by children city-wide.
27th Annual Parade of Lights, December 9th
On Sunday, December 9th, boats will decorate to the theme of “Starry, Starry Night” during the 27th annual Parade of Lights at Santa Barbara Harbor.
Drip by Drip
Clay pitchers slowly lose water through osmosis into the surrounding soil, leaking out only what is physically needed to dampen the soil.
