The Fire and the Flow
We were surrounded in our cocoon, the smoke was all around
Month: January 2018
Women’s March and Police
As one of the event organizers, I would like to clarify that our Women’s March S.B. community event was respectful of all concerned.
‘Cascarón’
Short doc on the Santa Barbara business of making confetti-filled eggs for Fiesta.
‘Heating & Cooling: 52 Micro-Memoirs’
Beth Ann Fennelly is so charming that one can’t help but be drawn into her quirky and ultimately life-affirming world.
S.B. Zoo and Wildling Partner for Photo Contest
Submit snaps of your favorite zoo animal for a chance to win prizes and be in an exhibit.
Four Great Grocery-Store Eateries
Delicious dining at Korean, Mexican, Eastern European, and Italian markets in Santa Barbara.
Truck v. Pole = Power Out
Non-injury accident creates blackout in San Roque and Mission Canyon.
Sliding Scale
Congress and the president have just reduced the corporate tax rate, and CEOs from right to left think that’s wonderful.
‘The Polka King’ Explores the Unjustly Maligned and Ignored Musical Tradition
Viewers at once are immersed in a polka-lined world and view it from a half-satirical remove.
‘Buyer & Cellar’ Gives Audience a Peek at Barbra Streisand’s Private Mall
Jonathan Tolins’s play raises interesting questions about the creative ways we attempt to control our environment and the fine line between befriending another person and using them.