Symphonic Popcorn Gold
Santa Barbara Symphony turns the programming spotlight on the music of film composer John Williams at The Granada Theatre.
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Pop Goes the Country, with Edge
Ascending pop-country star Morgan Wade passes through the Lobero on March 25.
Art from Under the Psychic Hood
Surrealism and other left-of-center art is featured in the Santa Barbara Museum of Art Show “Iconography of Dread.”
ON the Beat | Of Lips and Godly Flowers
Last weekend’s cultural dance card included the Flaming Lips, the Orchid Show and the Oscars, with some surprising overlap.
The Song Remains the Same, and Strong at 85: Charles Lloyd Replays the Santa Barbara Lobero
Famed jazzman and Montecitan Charles Lloyd celebrates 85 at the Lobero.
Rebellion in the Margins, in the Region at UC Santa Barbara AD&A Museum
Tracing California’s closeted skeletons is key in Sandy Rodriguez’s exhibition “Unfolding Histories: 200 Years of Resistance,” at UCSB.
Review | ‘The Quiet Girl’, the Other Side of Quiet
Oscar-nominated Irish film ‘The Quiet Girl’ taps a rare cinematic poetry.
Close Encounters with John Williams, and the Santa Barbara Symphony
The Santa Barbara Symphony goes to the movies, with music from John Williams’ career, at the Granada Theatre.
ON the Beat | Preservation and Progressive Ideas in the Music Houses
A rich musical spring continues, with Carolyn Shaw as special guest-in-absentia.
A Royally Fine Guitar Night Out with Los Romeros in Santa Barbara
Milestones merged as the classical guitar legends Los Romeros returned to the Lobero Theatre, in its 150th year.
