Vna Health and Hutton Parker Foundation present Wisdom of Grief at the Lobero Theatre on Wednesday, April 6, 2022 at 5:30 PM.

Being comfortable on camera is about more than looking good. But what’s the best way to get your message across when you’re on video being interviewed or making a presentation? Join us in person on April 6, when Erica Schweitzer presents an array of video tips — from recapping the basics about looking your best to shaping your content and making sure your message is heard.

Join Jeremy Tessmer, art historian and gallery director at Sullivan Goss, for a talk about artist Lockwood de Forest.

Join Senior Security Software Engineer @ Netflix, and Good Space resident, Bryce Boe for "Techniques I've learned from over a decade of writing python."New to python? Decades of experience too? Doesn’t matter. You are sure to learn something valuable.
Come to Good Space Coworking at 320 Storke Road Suite #101, Goleta (right by Target) at 6pm on Wednesday April 6th!

PK Creedon will lead a discussion on the evolving state of public relations and trends in digital marketing

Join the UCSB Library for an evening of music from the 1890s performed by Hancock’s California Orchestra to celebrate the launch of the Library's Early Recordings Initiative (ERI).

Founder of Sharing Crossing Project (SCP) and author of At Heaven’s Door, William Peters, hosts Awaken to the Transformational Power of the Shared Death Experience (SDE) with special guest and founder of The Centre for Sacred Deathcare, Sarah Kerr PhD, on Thursday, April 7th at 5:00 p.m. PST.

Come join us for wine and music after hours!
Visit our latest exhibitions as you enjoy the downtown Santa Barbara art scene.

At 5 p.m. on Thursday, April 7, the UC Santa Barbara Library will host a free public event reviving music from the 1890s with a live performance by Hancock’s California Orchestra in celebration of the launch of the Library’s Early Recordings Initiative (ERI

As a pioneer of the modern movement, Van Gogh seems an unlikely fan of what we call Victorian art. But his time in London left him with a love of English painting and illustration. He looked up to the pre-eminent English painter, John Everett Millais, and collected gritty, working-class images from London magazines. “For me,” he wrote to his brother Theo in 1882, “one of the highest and noblest expressions of art is always that of the English.”

The CAW will be featuring "Progress Through Knowledge," a one-night solo art exhibition by artist Diego Melgoza aka Melgo.

KCRW and The Santa Barbara Independent present The Moth Mainstage at the Lobero Theatre on Thursday, April 7 at 7:30 PM.