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ON the Beat | A Music Temple, Hang, and Local Landmark Passes
The landmark Jensen Guitar & Music sadly strums its final chord, at 52; Russian piano great Daniil Trifonov returns to town.
Affordable Housing for Santa Barbara Unified Teachers and Staff Is in the Pipeline
The school district has entered the preliminary stages of a housing project at the former Parma School, and also has two Goleta projects in its sights.
ON Culture | Headless Households, Fab Fundraisers and Musical
Entertainment up the wazoo.
May 3 Vote Could Be the Beginning of a Housing Crisis Turnaround
Finding a balance between state mandates, business interests, and what the community needs.
Santa Barbara County Rezone Plan Comes with a Cost
Thousands of units of housing may be on the way to the South Coast, but affordability is still a concern.
ON the Beat | A Lot of Night Music, Both Sides of the Street
Santa Barbara Symphony’s “Mozart Marathon” inspires, apart from narration shtick, Nerfherder returns, MLK abides.
ON Culture | California Poppies Pop Up in Buellton, Singalong with La Santa Cecilia, the Symphony, and More!
This edition of ON Culture was originally emailed to subscribers on January 17, 2025. To receive Leslie Dinaberg’s arts newsletter
ON the Beat | Blues Beach Town, for a Week
When thinking about the main subject of this column, a week when major blues-artists action (Guy Clark Jr. and Charlie Musselwhite/Elvin Bishop)
ON Culture | An Artful Abundance of Entertainment Options
ON the Stage I’ve seen some really great theater lately — PCPA’s two summer musicals, Little Shop of Horrors and Cabaret were exceptionally good
