ON the Beat | Eyes and Ears on the Fall Harvest
The columnist offers a subjective list of a baker’s dozen of fall concerts to catch.
Author: Josef Woodard
Road Tripping Through a Life in Film
‘The Storms of Jeremy Thomas’ chronicles famed art film producer, appearing for Q&A at Riviera Theatre screening.
Opera Goes Grander, ‘Carmen’ and Beyond
Opera Santa Barbara returns in classic, grand style, opening with “Carmen” at the Granada.
Gallery with a View of Post-Mayan Time and Place
SBCC’s Atkinson Gallery opens its season with the history-spanning “Xicana/o/x Time and Space.”
ON the Beat | Perla Batalla’s High-Stepping Music for el Arte’s Sake
Much-cherished “¡Viva el Arte de Santa Bárbara!” music series kicks off with the dazzling Perla Batalla, the inaugural artist back in 2006.
The Power of Talk, from High Sources
A&L brings an impressive speaker series to Santa Barbara.
Fall Arts & Lectures Offerings Dish Out Arts, Talk, and High-Stakes Culture
UCSB Arts & Lectures is set to launch another vibrant season.
Epic New Nickel Creek Project, Montecito-Born, Hits the Granada
Chris Thile talks Bach, “Hamilton,” and Montecito music-making.
Reframing Biblical Text and Context at Westmont’s Art Museum
“Straddling Circumference,” a ripe retrospective of Linda Ekstrom’s book art, brings her “Altered Bible” series to Westmont Ridley-Tree Museum of Art.
ON the Beat | The Concert Life Awakens in all Genres, all Over Town
Santa Barbara’s live musical calendar awakens from summer nap, with Los Tigres del Norte in the lead.
