The Morgues
It’s a rare treat to find a band that hooks you after only three songs, which may be part of the reason we love The Morgues.
Indy Staff
Recent Stories
Old Town Frown
I frown because Old Town has the potential to be the heart of Goleta, as opposed to the plain, unattractive, almost neglected-looking strip that it is now.
New Life for Blue Whale Skeleton
Natural History Museum gets $100,000 from Dreier family toward restoring science icon.
News to Yous
Santa Barbara’s stellar youth music program Notes for Notes currently is in the running for funding from Bonnie Raitt and Taj Mahal’s BonTaj Collective Action Fund, which donates a percentage of the artists’ ticket sales to nonprofs across the country.
Secular Coalition of America Lobbies for Separation
At a Santa Barbara fundraiser, Executive Director Sean Faircloth points finger at military proselytizing and religious exemptions.
Get Your Wig On
At Kimberley Hairpieces & Wigs on State there’s one for every occasion.
What Can You Tell Me About S.B. Artist Robert Hyde?
Robert Wilson Hyde was one of the architects of Santa Barbara’s arts and crafts colony, which flourished here in the early 1900s.
Learning, Naturally
Learning comes naturally when children are thoroughly engaged in the process, and there is nothing more engaging for kids than outdoor places.
Here Comes Edward Sharpe & the Magnetic Zeros
L.A.’s up-and-coming folk rock revivalists headline SOhO as part of this weekend’s New Noise music conference.
Facebook Love/Hate
“Facebook helps you connect and share with the people in your life,” reads its homepage. Therein lies the problem.
