Free Public Astronomy Talk: Quasars
Because the extremely bright, distant objects known as quasars can be seen from so far away, they offer researchers a
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Imaging the Black Hole at Our Galaxy’s Center
The first image of a black hole was unveiled by the Event Horizon Telescope (EHT) Collaboration in 2019, giving humanity
SB Natural History Museum Reopens Mineral Exhibit
The Museum is reopening the permanent mineral exhibit with a whole new look! Come marvel at astonishing crystals again. Learn
Butterflies Alive! Exhibit Opens
The extremely popular Butterflies Alive! exhibit returns to the Santa Barbara Museum of Natural History every summer. Featuring a dazzling
Museum & Sea Center Job Fair
Join us in the Santa Barbara Museum of Natural History‘s courtyard to learn about career opportunities at the SBMNH and
History of America’s Public Lands with John Leshy
America’s public lands include more than 600 million acres of forests, plains, mountains, wetlands, deserts, and shorelines. Join John Leshy,
Free Public Astronomy Talk: Dark Matter and More
The unknown nature of dark matter and dark energy stands at the forefront of research in modern cosmology. Join us
Members Only: Spring Family Festival
Celebrate spring with a morning of kid-friendly science fun at the Santa Barbara Museum of Natural History! At this drop-in
Peace of Mind–Get Your Advance Care Directive Done
Do you have an advance care directive yet? This legal document describes the types of medical care you want and
Lobero Theatre Chamber Music Project
Lobero LIVE presents Lobero Theatre Chamber Music Project on Friday, May 5, and Saturday, May 6, at 7 PM at