Funk Zone Pioneer Christian Garvin Dies
The vintner who brought the first crowds to Santa Barbara’s now buzzing waterfront neighborhood died in St. Croix at age 51.
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At Ojai’s Earthtrine Farm, a Table for Wilderness
Los Padres ForestWatch gathered supporters on Saturday for its Wilderness Table fundraising dinner.
Santa Barbara Swim Club’s Narwhalathon Raises More Than $8,000
The annual fundraiser was held Saturday at Los Baños Del Mar Pool, where swimmers ages 6-18 completed laps for an hour straight to raise money for their team.
Lowriders and Writers: Santa Barbara Public Library Celebrates Latino Culture
Nite Life Car Club brings lowriders to Downtown Library for a joint event hosted on September 13.
Santa Barbara’s Pride Festival Celebrates Its Roots, Loudly and Proudly
Saturday’s sexy and fun festival at Chase Palm Park paid tribute to Pacific Pride Foundation’s 50th anniversary with the theme “Rooted in Pride: Embracing Our Past — Empowering Our Future.”
Survivor of Montecito’s 2018 Debris Flows Offers Words of Support for Texas Flood Victims
Kim Cantin, who recently shared her story on NBC’s new series ‘Survival Mode,’ says she sees “such strong parallels” between the fatal mudslides and the tragedy in Texas.
One Fiesta: Two Rodeos, Two Different Ways to Have Fun
Santa Barbara and Santa Ynez events drew good crowds.
MCASB Cancels Annual Calenda Día de los Muertos Event in Santa Barbara
Organization emphasizes the importance of protecting the community and resources are to be redirected to programs that shelter impacted communities.
Legendary Explorers Club Gathers to Honor Santa Barbara Oceanographer on His 100th Birthday
Praised by “Titanic” director and deep-sea explorer James Cameron for his “pioneering work,” Dr. Robert Fisher was recognized this weekend for helping map the planet’s most extreme depths.
Goleta Hosts Inaugural Fourth of July Drone Show
More than 5,000 attended the Friday event at Dos Pueblos High School stadium.
