Escape the mundane and experience the power of musical transformation. From Maurice Ravel’s compelling Bolero, which begins small and transitions into a sonic tidal wave, to Richard Strauss’ Death and Transfiguration about human transitions, to jazz saxophone legend Ted Nash’s personal journey as depicted on his newest composition Transformation for Symphony Orchestra and Narrator. You’ll
USS SANTA BARBARA (LCS-32) Commissioning Committee has invited CAPT Marc Crawford, USN, Commodore, LCSRON 1, to speak to the public at the Santa Barbara Maritime Museum.
A nation divided, an unending off-shore war, an ineffectual leader, insurrection, systemic racism, inequality, oh, and don’t forget the plague. Margaret of Anjou marries Henry the Sixth in an alliance meant to broker peace, but arrives in England with her Ladies-in-Waiting to discover a nation built on war without the tools to transition to anything else. Queen Margaret is one of Shakespeare’s most misaligned and complex female characters; SHE WOLF is a cheeky, ambitious, remarkably current retelling of her story.
The talk about Stearns Wharf by Neal Graffy has been postponed.
Please contact reception@sbhistorical.org for more information.
Thank you for your support and understanding.
Join filmmaker Brent Winebrenner for a free screening of his documentary "Guatemala: On the Edge of Discovery"
Dr. Ainissa Ramirez promotes a love of exploration, making complex scientific processes both clear and mesmerizing to just about everyone while showcasing the scientific impact of people of color and women whose accomplishments have been hidden.
Nominations are open for the 80th Annual Person of the Year awards. The Santa Barbara Foundation invites the community at large to nominate an individual, couple, or family. Nominations are accepted now through 5pm on February 24, 2023.
The Westmont College Festival Theatre brings Santa Barbara’s treasured cinematic history to the stage in a world premiere. “Diamond to Dust: a Flying A Fantasy,” directed by Westmont’s John Blondell and written by local actor, educator and playwright Michael Bernard, explores the silent film industry and its historical significance. Westmont’s Porter Theatre hosts performances February 24-25, March 2-4 at 7:30 p.m.; and March 4 at 2 p.m. Tickets, which cost $15 for general admission, and $10 for students and seniors, will be available at westmont.edu/boxoffice.
HUGE ESTATE SALE
Friday 24 - Sunday 26
8.00- 1.00 pm
1330 Cacique Street, Santa Barbara, CA, 93103 - Fronthouse
From designer furniture to Ikea
Antiques
From 8 burner stove to maaaany kitchen appliances
Many many kitchen items, pots, dishes, chef knives, utensils, etc
Many pillows, rugs, blankets, mirrors
Art
Lamps, printers, fans, heaters
Meditation mats
CONTACT ANDY FOR QUESTIONS 928-300-0595
The Santa Barbara Antique, Decorative Arts, & Vintage Show & Sale at the Earl Warren Showgrounds from FEBRUARY 24, 25 & 26, 2023
In honor of Black History Month, The Riviera Ridge School has partnered with local community organization Healing Justice Santa Barbara to host a Black History in Santa Barbara Exhibition at the school’s historic Tea House.
Combining Tchaikovsky’s Swan Lake with new arrangements, choreographer Angelin Preljocaj reinvents the timeless tale of love, betrayal, seduction and remorse into a modern ecological tragedy.
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