Join Pacific Pride Foundation (PPF) and House of Pride & Equality (HOPE) on Wednesday, February 21, for a FREE, private screening of the new release film Migration, a family-friendly movie about the importance of change and expanding one’s horizons. The fun kicks off at 4 pm with a pre-screening party at PPF’s North County office (105 N. Lincoln Street, Santa
Join us every Wednesday for a midweek treat with incredible live music by Brian Kinsella and Jimmy Rankin in the barrel room. Pair with a delicious glass of Carr Wine and Empanadas delivered by Buena Onda. Free Admission, 21+
Education series for parents/caregivers of youth, ages 5-12. Skills-building group to strengthen parent-child relationships and improve communication. Learn strategies to recognize your parenting strengths, how to manage stress, and how to handle parenting during conflict. FEB 7, 21, 28 – Virtual via Zoom **We ask that parents attend all sessions in a series.** TOPIC: DE-ESCALATION STRATEGIES FOR
Wednesday Bass Therapy Bass nights are back in action at Eos Lounge! February 21st WookPack presents Don Jamal and LYQD co-headlining this time around! Very limited RSVPs available so grab them while you can! See everyone on the dance floor :) LIMITED TICKETS AVAILABLE
The Santa Barbara Maritime Museum (SBMM) is pleased to announce the launch of its Heist at the Harbor online auction. Open from February 22, 2024 to March 7, 2024, the auction will include incredible experiences, amazing artwork, interesting items, great opportunities, and so much more. With more than 50 items available for bidding, many of
Community Arts Music Association presents Hélène Grimaud, piano on Thursday, February 22, 2024 at 7:30 PM. Season Subscriptions on sale now. CAMA Office — (805) 966-4324 — camasb.org. Single tickets on sale September 8th. Grimaud’s prodigious contribution to and impact on the world of classical music were recognized by the French government when she was admitted into the Ordre National de la Légion d’Honneur (France’s highest decoration) at the rank of Chevalier (Knight). She returns to the Lobero by popular demand with a commanding program of major works by Beethoven, Brahms, and Bach.
https://www.lobero.org/events/cama-23-24-helene-grimaud-piano/
As part of the Museum’s continuing series of performance and dance, Vanessa Agle Isaac, dancer, choreographer, and Director of the Vanessa Isaac Dance Company, will perform in the Museum galleries with members of her company and musicians from the Santa Barbara Symphony. Symphony musicians include pianist, Natasha Kislenko and associate principal cellist, Jonathan Flaksman. Embodying
To bolster local blood supply and contribute to the community's well-being, Cottage Health, in partnership with Vitalant, is hosting two blood drives in February. The blood drives are scheduled in Goleta and Santa Barbara on the following dates: Goleta Valley Cottage Hospital Thursday, February 22, 2024 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. 351 S Patterson Ave,
As part of the Museum’s continuing series of performance and dance, Vanessa Agle Isaac, dancer, choreographer, and Director of the Vanessa Isaac Dance Company, will perform in the Museum galleries with members of her company and musicians from the Santa Barbara Symphony. Symphony musicians include pianist, Natasha Kislenko and associate principal cellist, Jonathan Flaksman. Embodying
This February, free Irish dance classes are taking over State Street, inviting everyone to experience the joy and energy of this traditional dance form in advance of St Patrick’s Day. Every Thursday night from 7:30 to 9:00 PM, join join world champion dancer Alanna Callaghan of Firedance Academy in the heart of Santa Barbara's vibrant
What is the true power of a mother’s love? Can it change the world? What happens when mothers come together in support of their children? Those questions are at the heart of award-winning playwright James Still’s latest piece, “Everybody’s Favorite Mothers,” a true story that takes place in the past, casts a spotlight into the
Everybody's Favorite Mothers is a theatrical celebration of unconditional love and unlikely activism that started in the summer of 1972 when one mother marched in a parade with her gay son. She carried a home-made sign boldly declaring her support — and a new kind of movement was born. On that day she was an
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