For the 33rd year, the Museum honors the Mexican tradition of remembering the dead with a display of altars created by students in the Museum’s school and outreach programs and local community groups, including San Marcos High School, Montecito Union School, Quilt Project Gold Coast, SBMA’s Partnership with A-OK After-School Program (multiple schools), and SBMA’s ArtReach program (multiple schools). Día de los Muertos-inspired art activities for all ages will be offered in multiple locations. On the Front Terrace, create skull charms and mini-alters from 11 am to 3 pm. In the Family Resource Center, enjoy print making from 12 to 4 pm.

Celebrating its 75th Anniversary and hailed by the Boston Globe as “the most important American quartet in history,” the ensemble draws on a deep and vital engagement to the classics, while embracing the mission of championing new works.

UCSB Arts & Lectures presents Carla Morrison on Thursday, October 27th at 8:00 pm at Campbell Hall.

Join us for this FREE* webinar led by Dr. Dimitris Dimitriou and Dr. Sunny Kim. In this 90-minute seminar, you will learn how to embed cultural diversity into daily practice.

Join us on Friday, October 28th, at 3:30pm at UCSB for a discussion with Professor Mona Oraby (Howard University) about her new book, A Universe of Terms: Religion in Visual Metaphor. Dr. Oraby will discuss her book in conversation with Professors Lisa Sideris (UCSB) and Joseph Blankholm (UCSB).

The gala will raise funds to support our programs and services helping us to empower individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities throughout Santa Barbara County.

The 24-hour Play Festival is a celebration of ingenuity, creativity, and collaboration that features the talents, skills, passion and perseverance of UCSB students. In just 24-hours, brand new short plays are written, directed, acted, produced, and performed.

Lobero LIVE presents Andrew Duhon and Haley Johnsen, Friday, October 28, 2022 at 7:30 PM. New Orleans native Andrew Duhon is a singer/songwriter with an undeniable voice, both weighted and soulful. He has toured solo for much of his career, and that troubadour element is certainly present – an usher of modern-day folklore. Opening the show is Haley Johnsen, a Portland, Oregon-born musician recognized for her soaring vocals, introspective lyricism, and cross-pollinated style of indie-pop and bluesy folk-rock.
https://www.lobero.org/events/andrew-duhon-and-haley-johnsen/