More than Just for Art’s Sake, Westmont Student Artists Unveiled
“Twelvefold” reveals a dozen art student seniors’ varied work at Westmont Museum of Art.
Josef Woodard
Recent Stories
ON the Beat | Hands-On Musical Weekenders
Comings and goings in dense spring musical weekends, and “hands off” and hedonism on masses.
Music Review | A Life Well Lived, Thought and Performed, Yo-Yo Ma at the Arlington
Famed cellist Yo-Yo Ma returned to town, with words, music — including Bach — and a humanistic sense of hope.
Birds of a New Musical Feather
“All-star” contemporary string quartet Owls lands at Hahn Hall in their West Coast debut.
Father of the Latin Groove
Pete Escovedo, legendary Bay Area percussionist/bandleader, brings his orchestra to SOhO.
In a Mystical, Musical Japanese Garden
Lotusland, Montecito’s horticultural landmark, hosts a special Japanese Garden concert.
ON the Beat | From Berlin to More Mesa, Benjamin Lackner Scores with Lyricism, Again
Santa Barbara—bred and Berlin-based jazz pianist Benjamin (a k a Benny) Lackner returns with another moving ECM album.
Review | Powers of Seven
Charismatic vocalist Storm Large duly fires up “The Seven Deadly Sins” in an adventurous Santa Barbara Symphony program.
The Golden Touch of Maestro Moss
Another strong Santa Barbara Bowl season is unveiled, marking 30 years under Goldenvoice promoter Moss Jacobs’s guidance.
ON the Beat | Spring-Loaded Blues Night Out, Plus Jazz and Chamber News
Fiery bluesman Sugaray Rayford, jazzer Derek Douget, and Camerata Pacifica’s Couples’ Night light up the weekend’s musical menu.
