The Royal Philharmonic at the Granada Theatre
The Royal Philharmonic brought a burnished sheen of professionalism to some familiar music on Thursday, January 26.
Month: January 2012
A Review of Nebula Dance Lab’s Premiere
On Friday, January 27, at Center Stage Theater, Clair-Obscur marked the launch of an ambitious new modern dance company.
Genocide Touches Nerves
How egregiously insensitive of Matt Kettman to say that “only” half a million Roma died in the Holocaust, and how meanly competitive of him to call it only a “fraction” of the number of Jews who perished.
Figueroa Mountain One-Day Hike/Bike
Mileage: 3.0 ascending hike and 8.5 miles easy cycling. Suggested time: Approximately 4 hours, not including driving time to Santa Ynez
Movie Museum of the Week
The Flying A, a silent film studio that operated in Santa Barbara from 1912 to 1921, is the subject of a new exhibition and catalogue.
Mourning in Mammoth
This last month we were shocked and saddened to learn of the arrest of Andrew Bourne, M.D., who was Mammoth Hospital’s preeminent General and Vascular Surgeon.
Occupy Abstaining Democrats
There is a vote in the California State Senate on Health Care for All tomorrow, and just two more votes are needed for passage.
Angels & Airwaves at Velvet Jones
The Blink 182 vocalist and his new crew kicked off a transcontinental tour in Southern California last week.
Fie on Developers
Do you think the Veronica Meadows development project would be on the ballot, a costly June ballot we can ill afford, if Das Williams were still on the City Council?
Painting Bolinas
Director Wendy Elkin discusses.