EarthquakeS at the Mission: 1925 Was Not the First
An Educating Conversation – EarthquakeS at the Old Mission: 1925 Was Not the First!” Featuring Tina Foss & Peter DaRos,
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League of Women Voters Hosts Starshine Roshell Talk
Not just for women, the League of Women Voters of Santa Barbara invites guests to attend its annual business meeting.
Resilience in Action
Join local historian, Betsy Green, and Chaucer’s Books owner and former public librarian, Jen Lemberger, for an afternoon exploring the
Arts & Crafts: Weavers & Weaving In Greek Society
UCSB Department of Classics presents the 2025 Argyropoulos Lecture in Hellenic Studies by Professor Sharon Gerstel (UCLA). May 30th, 2025
Interpreting Hawaiian Petroglyphs and Pictographs
The Hawaiian Islands possess a variety of rock art sites. In this free public lecture presented by the Santa Barbara
The Earthquake that Built a City – 100 yrs later
The Earthquake That Built a City Sunday, June 29, 2025 | 7:00 PM | Lobero Theatre On the morning of June 29,
Storytelling Virtual Workshop: Diving and Emerging
This class dives deep into our rich pool of experiences to gather the stories of our past in order to
Spiritual Values in Transformative Education
Spiritual Values in Transformative Education Tuesday, May 20, 2025 8:00 am – 10:00 am (PDT) – A free event –
Panel Discussion: “Vietnam: In Our Own Words”
An illustrious panel of Vietnam Veterans will speak at the Carpinteria Valley Museum of History on Friday, May 16 as
UCSB Lecture Series: How Do We Live With Fire?
We invite you to attend the next event in the UCSB Wildfire Prevention and Policy Lecture Series: How Do We
