Acclaimed Juilliard String Quartet Returns to Santa Barbara’s Lobero
Launching CAMA’s “Masterseries,” the revered Juilliard String Quartet, with former local Ronald Copes, returns to the Lobero Theatre.
Author: Josef Woodard
Folk Orchestra of Santa Barbara Catches the Bluegrass Wave, at Presidio Chapel
At Presidio Chapel and Casa de la Guerra, the Folk Orchestra of Santa Barbara wins again, on a bluegrass theme.
Pulling and Putting Things Together at the Santa Barbara Museum of Art
Celebrating the mix of media with Marshall Brown’s “The Architecture of Collage.”
Symphonic/Choral Splendor Opens Santa Barbara Symphony Season with ‘Carmina Burana’
Santa Barbara Symphony kicks off its 70th anniversary season with “Carmina Burana,” at The Granada Theatre, featuring casts of plenty.
ON the Beat | Chamber Music Lands in the 805, Ditto Jack and Willie
Three chamber music series launch, and Jack Johnson and Willie Nelson raise roofs and spirits.
DakhaBrakha’s Ukrainian Call to Music Charges Santa Barbara’s Granada Theatre
The popular Ukrainian group DakhaBrakha brought its unique sound, plus political messaging, to The Granada Theatre.
The Linda Lindas Bring Punk-Pop to UC Santa Barbara’s Campbell Hall
Los Angeles-based “girl group” appears at UCSB amidst growing acclaim.
ON the Beat | Operatic High, Pow-Wow Power
Opera Santa Barbara’s season-opening “Tosca” delivered, and the Chumash Inter-Tribal Pow-Wow returned.
CAMA’s Worldly Classical Music Parade Begins, at Santa Barbara’s Granada Theatre
CAMA launches its bold new season with City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra at the Granada.
Charley Crockett Reinvents and Revisits Country-Western in Santa Barbara
Tall Texan Charley Crockett brought his new-old sound to the Arlington Theatre, launching UCSB Arts & Lectures season.
