Early Avocado Domestication in the Americas
This free public lecture at Santa Barbara Museum of Natural History by UCSB Professor of Anthropology Amber VanDerwarker, Ph.D., is
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Ethical Sourcing & Motivation Behind the Brand
Join us for a one-hour online interview as we explore the motivation and ethical practices behind Idyll Mercantile, a charming
A Play: Talking About the Fire
Join us at Old Mission Santa Barbara for Chris Thorpe’s play on the #NuclearBan, followed by a Q&A. Free tickets
Maximizing Comfort and Independence: A Seminar on In-Home Care for Seniors
What are the differences between home health care and in-home personal care? How do I determine which option is best
UCSB Arts & Lectures Presents: Dr. Jennifer Doudna
Presented by UCSB Arts & Lectures Nobel Prize winner and co-developer of the genome engineering technology CRISPR Jennifer Doudna
UCSB Arts & Lectures Presents: Yotam Ottolenghi
Presented by UCSB Arts & Lectures Join world-renowned chef Yotam Ottolenghi for a delicious evening of stories and recipes
Training Seminar and Panel on Mental Wellness
The Casa De La Raza is hosting a community seminar, Training and Panel on Overcoming stigma related to Mental Wellness
Moment of Truth, Sorting Fact From Fiction in the Misinformation Age
Moment of Truth: Sorting Fact from Fiction in the Misinformation Age. Presentation and Q&A with Lisa Osborn, Starshine Roshell and
Why Are Some Birds So Colorful?
The Santa Barbara Audubon Society presents “Why Are Some Birds So Colorful?: The Evolution of Avian Ornamentation.” Using birds to
Wild Talk: “Pollinators of Santa Barbara County”
Melissa Cronshaw, local expert on natural beekeeping and seasoned environmental educator, will share her work and journey within the fascinating
