The Little Vineyard That Does
LarnerFte celebrates the renowned Rh’ne righteousness of the Larner Vineyard.
Month: June 2009
Things to Do
An overnight stay to benefit the Cancer Center and a course on self-defense.
Free and Clear
Santa Barbara families invited to S.B. Maritime Museum’s Monthly Community Day
Education 6-11
In the wake of its investigation into sociology professor William Robinson-against whom two students filed complaints of anti-Semitism in January after he sent out an email juxtaposing pictures of Gaza with the Warsaw Ghetto-the UCSB Academic Senate passed a motion on 6/4 to examine whether the issue was an educational or ethical one.
Photos of the American West at Brooks Institute’s Gallery 27
Faculty members Chris Broughton and Eliot Crowley exhibit their work in Chasing Time: Pursuing the Shadows of Light and Strangers Along U.S. Highway 395. and Strangers Along U.S. Highway 395
Polo Ponies
S.B. Polo & Racquet Club opens its doors to the public on Sundays.
I Ate My Pig in San Francisco
Cochon 555 brings pork, chefs, and winemakers together on June 14.
Alisal River Grill
Alisal Ranch’s restaurant brings bold, simple, and rancher-influenced flavors to the table.
News to Yous
The Lobero Theatre is teaming up with the Santa Barbara International Film Festival to present the Alternative Film Series, taking place Fridays from July 10 through August 28.
Aaron Belkin Explains Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell
Gay Girl talks to Aaron Belkin, director of the Palm Center, about the military’s Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell policy.
