Art Review | Impressionist Field Day
Major traveling exhibition showcasing Impressionist art lands at the Santa Barbara Museum of Art, its blockbuster of the year.
Josef Woodard
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Requiem Adventures, Part Two
Santa Barbara Symphony takes on the ambitious Mozart Requiem, with an instrumental and choral cast of 200-plus.
ON the Beat | Honoring the Man, the Store, the Myth
Recently closed Jensen’s Music, and owner Chris Jensen, were paid a loving tribute on a SOhO Sunday, eyeing a music-stuffed weekend.
‘Beyond the Object,’ UCSB AD&A Museum’s In-House Holdings on an Outing
“Selections from the Permanent Collection” lends a public spotlight on an impressive permanent collection.
Review | Boys Night Out, with God on Top
Veteran gospel heroes Blind Boys of Alabama fire Campbell Hall up with spirit, Cory Henry on the side.
Film Review | Fighting Powers-that-be with Cinema on the Sly
Revered and clandestine Iranian Director Jafar Panahi triumphs with his Palm d’Or-winning new film ‘It was Just an Accident’.
Aesthetes of the Caribbean
Seimandi & Leprieur Gallery presents exhibition number two, “Whose Paradise?” featuring a handful of Martinique-connected artists.
Welcome Back, Gaby
Treasured ¡Viva el Arte de Santa Bárbara! series hosts Guatemalan-born, L.A.-based singer Gaby Moreno.
ON the Beat | Días de los Musicas
Mexican songstress Lila Downs joined a dense pack of high-profile concerts last week, a jazz drummer legend passes.
Nights at the Opera
Opera Santa Barbara raises the curtain on its 31st season, with Mascagni’s One-Act “Cavalleria rusticana,” at the Lobero Theatre
