College $$$
The come-on for the Cash for College workshops taking place in February is that those who attend one can enter the drawing for a $1,000 Cal-SOAP scholarship.
Month: February 2009
Lita Rawdin Singer
Adam Was Trapped Eve Was Framed might not be the sweetest Valentine’s read-but it’s certainly one of the more useful.
Vic Cox
Since September2007, The Independent has been covering the Good Land with our Goleta Grapevine column, posted every Monday at independent.com/goleta.
Catching Up with Captain Ahab’s Daughter
An interview with sailing surfer Liz Clark.
Pink Panther 2
Jumping into the fizzy fray of sometimes-funny gags, fumbling antics, and the mangled Franglais of Steve Martin as Inspector Clouseau promises just about enough charms to make a visit to Pink Panther 2 worthwhile; just enough laughable moments help us forgive the warbling unevenness of the whole.
County 2-12
While rain on 2/9 may have temporarily shut down the Highway 101 construction aiming to add lanes between Milpas Street and Hot Springs Road, the project has funding through next week at least.
Mother and Son Team Take on Chekhov’s Seagull
Irwin and Libby Appel bring the Russian classic to UCSB.
Summer Solstice in February
The Summer Solstice Celebration mural (originally on the side of the old Earthling Bookstore) was recently mounted on the back of the Granada Theatre’s garage by artists Ben Bottoms and Richard McLaughlin.
Evan Hughes Recital at the Music Academy of the West
Evan Hughes is one of the top young baritones in the world today, and he grew up in Santa Barbara.
Coffee Table Surfing
Opening up Kelly Slater: For the Love and Wolfgang Bloch: The Colors of Coincidence.
