Chardonnay Gets Its Day, Julienne’s Uncommon Common Table, and More
A tasting room and a painting-tasting room come to town, and more food/wine news.
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Recent Stories
Sage Plantings
Some species in the very diverse genus Salvia (around 900 species total) are merely kitchen herbs, but this group of plants has many other stars.
Teaching Physics Through Arts
UCSB College of Creative Studies lecturer and physics research associate has devised a new method of teaching introductory physics that caters to those who prefer painting to solving mathematical equations.
Solvang’s Beginnings
The Danish-American colony of Solvang was founded primarily through the efforts of three men: Benedict Nordentoft, J. M. Gregersen, and Peter Hornslyd.
S.B. Screenwriter Pens Mexican Historical Epic
Writer Michael Love discusses the process, trials, and implications of his new film, “For Greater Glory.”
Velo Wings Awards
Anne Chen, Carmen Lozano, and Kim Stanley-Zimmerman win Velo Wings awards for their community leadership in cycling.
Pace Is the Place
New lower State spot gets comfortable.
Santa Barbara’s Own Aikido Master
Lia Suzuki operates a premium martial arts dojo minutes away from Stearns Wharf.
UCSB Grad Takes Part in LAX Installation
Ryan Lamb is one of 17 artists who contributed to “See Change,” a new and permanent installation at Los Angeles International Airport.
Four Seasons Biltmore Gallery Moves Locations
The Ambassador Art Gallery recently reopened on Canon Perdido Street
