Film Review | Bomb’s Away
‘Oppenheimer’, Christopher Nolan’s tale of atomic dread, is well-meaning but overblown.
Author: Josef Woodard
Worldly Window-Gazing in Santa Barbara
Nadya Brown’s paintings, at Architectural Foundation Gallery, blend nature, travel, fantasy, and eco-angst.
Going Underground, in Public, in Ojai
The small but mighty Ojai Underground Exchange is a hidden haven for dance, music and more.
ON the Beat: A Masterful Maestra’s SoCal Return, at the Granada
Pioneering female conductor JoAnn Falletta leads the Music Academy Festival Orchestra at the Granada.
Movie Review | Dollhouse of Cards
Arthouse meets popcorn in Greta Gerwig’s bedazzling ‘Barbie’.
That’s What He and We Heard, Robert Cray Returns to Santa Barbara’s Lobero
Veteran R&B/bluesman and Santa Ynez resident Robert Cray is back on stage in Downtown Santa Barbara.
Wild Altered Blue Yonder
Photographer Bill Dewey explores the changing Colorado River, from the air, at Marcia Burtt Gallery.
ON the Beat | Italianate Jazz Plate, A&L Gazing
Umbria Jazz Festival, at 50, provides an Italian escape, with local harbingers.
Laurel Canyon by Way of Montecito
Music Academy leans into cabaret mode again, with James Darrah’s “Cabaret: 1979”
ON the Beat | Lobero and SOhO Doings Worth Doing
Graham Nash and Jerry Douglas are highlights of this week’s Lobero Theatre dance card.
