ON the Beat | The Regal Firm of Lovett and Hiatt in Santa Ynez
The regal firm of Lovett and Hiatt in Santa Ynez plus birthday/T-Day greetings to a veteran woman of music.
Author: Josef Woodard
Review | Opera Santa Barbara’s Melodious Mayhemming
Opera Santa Barbara’s second production of its season went gamely comic with Rossini’s ‘La Scala di Seta.’
Animals on Our Brink, at Solvang’s Wildling Museum
Hilary Baker’s “Wildlife on the Edge” artfully captures creatures in the urban margins.
Review | ‘Salvatore: Shoemaker of Dreams’ Chronicles Famed Shoe Designer, with a Critical Stop in Santa Barbara
“Salvatore: Shoemaker of Dreams” chronicles a famed shoe designer, with a critical stop in Santa Barbara.
Locavore Symphonia, at Santa Barbara’s Granada Theatre
Santa Barbara Symphony program features world premiere work, with Chumash and local nature ties.
Rondeau Deftly Channels Bach at Hahn Hall
Harpsichordist Jean Rondeau’s version of Bach’s “Goldberg Variations” ushered uncommon profundity into Hahn Hall.
Not So Childish Things
‘Armageddon Time’ offers up nostalgic yet timeless coming-of-age saga.
Family Music Business, Back at Santa Barbara’s Lobero
The Immediate Family, the all-star group of session musicians, returns to the Lobero Theatre.
ON the Beat | Societal Blues on the Rebound, at Carrillo Rec Center
The Santa Barbara Blues Society rightly prides itself for its status as “the oldest continuous blues society in the U.S.,” and the
Falling into Jazz, At Last, in Downtown Santa Barbara and at UCSB
Jazz finally hits the concert scene, with Django Festival Allstars and Matthew Whitaker, at the Lobero and Campbell Hall.
