Film Review | Coming Clean in ‘Between Two Worlds’
“Between Two Worlds,” with Juliette Binoche as an undercover writer in the janitorial world, screens at the Hitchcock.
Author: Josef Woodard
ON The Beat | Gospel Truths
Prized Santa Barbara singer Lois Mahalia releases her strongest album yet, with SOhO show in tow.
Review | Patti Has the Power, at the Lobero Theatre in Santa Barbara
Punk-folk-pop-poet legend Patti Smith serves up a stirring benefit evening at the Lobero.
Heroic and Romantic Finale for the Music Academy at the Santa Barbara Granada
This year’s Music Academy festival closes with an orchestral heave and croon.
ON the Beat | Past-Tense Reflection on the Viva La Phenom
“Old Spanish Days,” at 99, is history, with some histories attached.
Review | The Party Gospel According to Trombone Shorty and Friends
Trombone Shorty headlined an impromptu revue tour with Ziggy Marley, Mavis Staples, and Robert Randolph, at the Santa Barbara Bowl on August 4, 2023.
Frampton Comes Alive, This Time in Santa Barbara
Veteran Brit pop-rock icon and stellar guitarist Peter Frampton returns to the 805, at the Arlington.
Uncommon Clay at Santa Barbara Museum of Art
“WARES! Extraordinary Ceramics and the Ordinary Home” is a celebration of summery, witty ceramic art.
ON the Beat | Of Mariachi, Montecito and Music Academy’s Final Chord
As Fiesta-fication takes over the local mindset, 805 musings also lean towards the Music Academy’s finale and Montecito’s mystique.
Film Review | Bomb’s Away
‘Oppenheimer’, Christopher Nolan’s tale of atomic dread, is well-meaning but overblown.
