Water Always Wins takes readers through time and around the world to understand the water we take for granted, and to learn to work in harmony with it.
Water Always Wins takes readers through time and around the world to understand the water we take for granted, and to learn to work in harmony with it.
Jazz at the Lobero presents The Django Festival All-stars, Tuesday, November 15, 2022 at 7:30 PM. The Django Festival Allstars bring the music of legendary Gypsy Jazz Guitarist Django Reinhardt fully into the 21st century. Their unique, high-energy performances pay tribute to Reinhardt, who is considered one of the greatest guitar players of all time. The group honors the traditions of his “hot jazz,” adding their own interpretations, arrangements, and original compositions with stunning virtuosity. https://www.lobero.org/events/django-festival-all-stars/
$39 - $106
Join us on Wednesday, November 16th, at 5:00pm at UCSB for this fall’s Capps Forum on Ethics and Public Policy featuring environmental journalist and author Erica Gies discussing her new book, Water Always Wins: Thriving in an Age of Drought and Deluge.
The first event in the Season of Cheer festivities presented by Consumer Fire Products, Inc. Come and enjoy live entertainment from Jason Campbell & The Drive on the steps of the historic Santa Barbara Museum of Art.
FREE EVENT
WHERE: Santa Barbara Museum of Art, 1130 State Street
WHEN: Wednesdays, 5-7 PM
’Tis the season to start getting excited about the holidays, and The Collection at RiverPark has plenty of excitement to look forward to. From Thanksgiving dinner and Black Friday shopping to the annual Tree Lighting Celebration and photos with Santa, and gingerbread scavenger hunt, there’s plenty of fun for everyone.
Join NAWBO-SB to hear inspirational stories from the founders of local non-profits. The panel discussion will be moderated by Nicki Parr, WEV’s Director of Programs, Services & Strategies.
In “Government Inspector” by Nikolai Gogol, all politics are local. Gogol’s deeply silly satire of small-town corruption offers a riotous portrait of rampaging self-delusion. When the crooked leadership of a provincial village discovers that an undercover inspector is coming to root out their commonplace corruption, the town weaves a web of bribery, lies, and utter madness.
A series of themed Block Parties highlighting the best of Santa Barbara
The New York Times award-winning author Susan Straight returns to read from her latest and much lauded novel, Mecca. Set in Southern California’s inland and high desert area, this is a story of freeways, wildfires, secrets, and struggles that is, at its heart, a love song for a place and its people. Told from different points of view in interwoven narratives, Mecca speaks of loneliness and grief, family, and home, and the ways in which language, with its power and peculiarities carries a culture’s hopes and fears. With courage and grace, Straight, noted as “an essential voice in American writing and in writing of the West,” looks closely at the California few see, pushes deep into the difficult territories of the past few years, and shifts how we see the land and each other.
Book signing to follow.
Writers of all levels are invited to participate in this informal exploration of the Museum's galleries as an impetus to writing. Monthly sessions are led by a visiting writer who begins with a conversation and prompt, partially inspired by works on view. Participants write on their own, then reconvene to share and comment on each other's work. Please bring something on which to write.
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