Non-Profit Arts Yield $77.6 Million Annually
Americans for the Arts announced last week that the nonprofit arts and culture industry generates $77.6 million in spending in
Month: June 2007
Micromedics, Inc. Buys Medco
Micromedics, Inc. of St. Paul, Minnesota recently purchased Santa Barbara-based Medco, Inc. Founded in 1980, Medco manufactures and distributes over-the-counter
Santa Barbara Man Wins National Mountain Bike Series
On 6/16 Santa Barbara resident Duncan Riffle won the men’s downhill portion of the National Mountain Bike Series in Deer
Water Officials Deny Information to Botanic Garden Neighbors
Santa Barbara city water officials denied critics of the Botanic Garden’s expansion plans information regarding the adequacy of the city’s
Middle School Student Arrested for Threats
A 14-year-old who was told he may be held back in the seventh grade at Carpinteria Middle School allegedly reacted
News-Press Shame Overshadows Party Report
J’Amy reports on the Jerry Roberts fundraiser, the release of IQ by Stephen Murdoch, the art of Jana Zimmer, and the Ebb & Flow of the East-West Gallery.
Celebrate Ancient Egypt
As part of the Santa Barbara Museum of Art’s ongoing summer events series, the June 21 “Nights” gala will be a celebration Egyptian art, highlighting Egypt’s Dynastic Period.
Movin’ On Up
Mollie gets hired at a swanky downtown art gallery and relearns what it’s like to be the low man on the totem pole
Wilco, 311 to Play at the Bowl
Tickets for both shows go on sale Saturday, June 23.
Walking the Big Dog
In his June 14 column, The Motley Fool’s David Meier mused upon how Santa Barbara-based Big Dog Holdings, Inc. earned returns of 290 percent over the past three years, making it one of the nation’s top three retailers.
