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China’s Peking Acrobats return to Santa Barbara.
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Outdoors Q & A: Hunting the Wildlife Refuges vs. Private Land
Hunting is only allowed on designated days in the state and federal wildlife refuges and areas, but what about hunting on private land? Can you hunt on any day you choose?
Institute for Energy Efficiency Designs Lamps for Schoolchildren Around the World
Ghana’s Osei Darwka asked if the Institute could design an affordable reading light. In developing countries the lack of safe, adequate home lighting is directly linked to illiteracy, poverty, and health issues.
Channing Peake: Mural Studies Opens January 24
The work in this exhibition will be seen at City Hall in conjunction with the unveiling of the restored Peake Fiesta Mural at the new Santa Barbara Airport in April 2011.
Federal Funding to Help County Residents with Disabilities Live Independently
The Housing Authority of Santa Barbara County has received a $227,334 Federal grant to help non-elderly Santa Barbara County residents with disabilities leave nursing homes and other residential facilities to live independently.
Holiday Hangover Hat Party January 22
Oreana Winery in Santa Barbara is proud to promote the liberation of these constraints with the annual Holiday Hangover Hat Party with local band Tommy & The High Pilots
Reagan Ranch Roundtable featuring Michael Reagan, January 26
President Reagan’s son — Michael Reagan — talking on his new book, The New Reagan Revolution: How Ronald Reagan’s Principles Can Restore America’s Greatness.
Contemporary Photographs by YoungSuk Suh
Calm in the Landscape on View at Jane Deering Gallery
Pierre Sauvage: America and the Holocaust
The award-winning filmmaker and Holocaust survivor will screen and speak about his new documentaries.
Peter Wolf Crier
Hailing from Minneapolis, Minnesota, and connected to Bon Iver enough to incite an eyebrow raise, Peter Wolf Crier might be one of the most overlooked newcomers of 2010.
