All Booked | If You’re Going Through Hell, Keep Going
Tiana Molony brings us three memoirs that highlight the power of extraordinary resilience.
Author: Tiana Molony
A Wine Tasting for Humans, a Treat Tasting for Dogs
At Koehler Winery’s Dogs on the Lawn event, Nose of Justice invited pups to sample their own treats while raising money for Santa Barbara Humane.
Pull Up a Chair for Goleta’s Dam Dinner
The annual community gathering returns to Lake Los Carneros Dam on Saturday, August 15 with picnic fare, bluegrass, shaved ice, and plenty of reasons to linger.
Lights, Camera, Carpinteria
The second annual Carpinteria Film Festival brings 20 short films, three features, filmmaker Q&As, and live music to the Alcazar Theatre.
How Susan Read Cronin Turns Bronze into Playful Works of Art
The sculptor’s new Santa Barbara Maritime Museum exhibition combines whimsical bronze sculptures, poetry, and a behind-the-scenes look at the bronze-casting process.
My First DIGS: Inside Fiesta’s Wildest Party
More than 1,600 guests ate, drank, danced, and celebrated at the Santa Barbara Zoo’s Annual Fundraiser.
Inside Hotel El Roblar’s New Wednesday Night Supper Experience
A rotating lineup of guest chefs and a shared table transform Wednesday nights into a celebration of food and community.
Santa Barbara Is Making the Bed-and-Breakfast Cool Again
A family business is breathing new life into the city’s landmark inns, one renovation at a time.
Santa Barbara Author Shares Lessons from Caring for Brother After His Traumatic Brain Injury
In ‘When the Road Ends, Love Builds a New One,’ Nansie Chapman Douglas recounts her brother’s remarkable recovery and her lessons learned through two decades of caregiving.
Andi Schloss Is Helping You Find Good Grub in Santa Barbara, One Meal at a Time
What began as a stack of DoorDash gift cards became a mission to spotlight Santa Barbara restaurants and the people behind them.
