Ancient Agroecology: Maya Village of Joya de Cerén
The Late Classic Maya village of Joya de Cerén’s extraordinary preservation by the Loma Caldera volcanic eruption around 650 CE
S.B. Museum of Natural History
Sold Out- Intensive Natural Dye Weekend – Sold Out
THIS EVENT IS SOLD OUT. THANK YOU. Join us for an unforgettable two-day weekend workshop at Santa Barbara Museum of
Ancestral Materials & Modernism
Drawing on ancestral knowledge of natural materials and a family legacy of treadle loom weaving, Zapotec-American artist Porfirio Gutiérrez creates
A Year in the Life of North American Woodpeckers
Presented by the Santa Barbara Audubon Society and the Santa Barbara Museum of Natural History Back by popular demand following his outstanding
Amazonia Untamed: Birds & Biodiversity
Presented by the Santa Barbara Audubon Society and the Santa Barbara Museum of Natural History Spanning nine countries and over 2.7 million
Two Cosmic Talks: Sights & Sounds of Space
Santa Barbara’s astronomy club—the Santa Barbara Astronomical Unit (SBAU)—is treating astronomy lovers to an evening that ranges across the sights and
Howls & Owls: The Case of the Missing Morsels
What’s eating our exhibits at Santa Barbara Museum of Natural History? You’re invited to help us solve a curious mystery
Underwater Archaeology: Voices from Coaybay
Deep within a tropical forest in the Dominican Republic is a unique heritage site, Manantial de la Aleta. It consists
Maize, Masa & Tacos: Culinary/Folk Arts of Oaxaca
Texto en español a continuación Join Bany Vargas for a hands-on workshop celebrating traditional Oaxacan ways of turning maize into
Cooking with Insects: Culinary/Folk Arts of Oaxaca
Texto en español a continuación Join Bany Vargas for a hands-on workshop celebrating traditional Mexican ways of incorporating insects in
