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Fourteen years ago, the Nuclear Age Peace Foundation (NAPF), an international, nonprofit, nonpartisan organization founded in 1982 and headquartered in Santa Barbara, initiated a worldwide poetry contest “to encourage poets to explore and illuminate positive visions of peace and the human spirit.”
If taking the stage of the Lobero Theatre in front of an at-capacity audience isn’t a daunting enough prospect, then sharing it with S.B. stalwarts like Glen Phillips, Karla Bonoff, and Kenny Loggins certainly must be.
The Arlington packed a full house for Ventura’s Big Bad Voodoo Daddy (BBVD) on Tuesday night.
To know what something like Fishbon is really like, you have to actually do whatever it is they are up to.
Plot spoilage has become a cultural epidemic among film critics, who are-between those being paid, those blogging, and anyone with an opinion-pretty much every moviegoer on the planet.
Founding member Robert James checks in to discuss the band’s next S.B. gig.
It recently was announced that Los Olivos’s Wildling Art Museum will move locations this January.
Right after New Year’s Day, Santa Barbara dancers will have the opportunity to try something else new.
Whether you’re the Scrooge of Santa Barbara, the kid who’s never been kissed at midnight, or simply someone who’s (adeptly) decided not to travel this holiday season-worry not.
For the not so faint of heart, the latest offering from Georgia’s Of Montreal is pure tripped-out electro pop gold.
