Since the advent of the album cover, visual art and rock ‘n’ roll have gone hand in hand. And while the epic collage from the Beatles’ Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band and the dazzling cover of Pink Floyd’s The Dark Side of the Moon are just some of the works that hold significant spots in the music-meets-art canon, nowadays bands and artists are taking the cross-medium collaboration to a whole new level.
In a feast for the ears and the eyes, the Edelweiss Choir of S.B. joins with L.A.’s Swiss Singing Society Harmonie for an afternoon of American, Swiss, and German classical music and alphorn pipes on Sunday, June 8, at 3 p.m., at Trinity Lutheran Church (909 La Cumbre Rd.). Donation of $9. Call 682-1537.
Senator Robert F. Kennedy • Mohandas K. Gandhi • Benjamin Franklin
It is December 1954 at the Lompoc Theater on H Street, and a pretty young woman in a cardigan sweater and prim scalloped collar sits in the ticket booth, her eyes demurely downcast.
Read All About It • Something Old, Something New Wave • The Kids Are Alright
photography: Leslie Holtzman
Helen Pedotti, a longtime supporter of Santa Barbara City College, donated $278,000 to create a designated classroom at the County Jail so that City College adult education instructors can soon provide educational opportunities for inmates.
The return of Indiana Jones is just the second most refreshing revival of the season. For a multitude of sports fans, the matchup between the Los Angeles Lakers and Boston Celtics-meeting in the NBA Finals for the first time in 21 years (the series begins tonight, June 5)-is a dream come true.
The star of Neal Crosbie’s new show at Art Resources isn’t the artist himself. It’s the “coyote-guy,” so dubbed by Barry Spacks, ex-Poet Laureate of Santa Barbara, in the wall text introducing the show.
AHA! (Academy of Healing Arts for Teens), supported by the Family Therapy Institute, is now accepting applications for its free summer camp program that runs from Tuesday, June 24, through Friday, August 22.
