ON the Beat | Hanging in the Jazz Speakeasy, Onstage
Lobero Theatre’s Brubeck Circle invites a small, rapt crowd onstage to savor N’Awlins saxist Derek Douget and band.
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All Dolly-ed Up with Somewhere to Go
Young country-bluegrass sensation Sierra Ferrell rides through town, at Campbell Hall on Sunday.
ON the Beat | Cat Power-Powered Dylan
Cat Power brings her special mystique back to the Lobero, with Dylan on the brain and tongue.
Review | Bringing Bravado Home to Roost, at the Santa Barbara Lobero
World-renowned, and partly Santa Ynez–based pianist Hélène Grimaud returns for third CAMA recital, not always a charm.
Atlanta Comes to Town, Symphonically Speaking
CAMA’s “International Series” of major touring orchestras hosts Atlanta Symphony Orchestra, of international repute.
Dancing on Walls, Bridging Divides
Exhibition at UCSB’s AD&A Museum explores, celebrates early 20th-century dance, working across cultural and racial barriers.
ON the Beat | Savoring Traditional Opera and Non-Traditional Violinist Heroism
Opera Santa Barbara did right by Verdi’s La Trovatore, and masterful, modern-minded violinist Liela Josefowicz heads to the Hahn.
Artistic Truth and Dare, Under Two Roofs
Acclaimed Los Angeles–based photographer Janna Ireland’s “True Story Index” is a major mid-career survey spread between SBMA and MCASB.
Santa Barbara International Film Festival @ 39 Finds a Strong Artistic and Showbiz Stride
The 39th edition of SBIFF amounted to one of the more enjoyable and edifying of recent years.
A Fest-Goer’s Guide to TBA-Land
As SBIFF eases into its final day, the TBA slots fill up, and Heather Graham brings up the rear.
