What makes aging different for women – and so much harder than it has to be?

In this rousing talk, Ashton Applewhite proposes throwing away the shovel, forging cross-generational compacts, and collaborating on new ways of thinking and behaving.

Please join us for a reception for our current show! Featuring a rotating collection of large and small paintings, sketches and photographs by Michael C. Armour, Peggy Ferris, Christian Garcia-Olivo, Max Gleason, Yumiko Glover, Tom Pazderka, Roger Eliot Stevens and Toshy. Show runs through June 30, with regular gallery hours from 12-5, Thursday through Sunday.

Join us to celebrate the Opening and Reception for Lyndy Rocks n' Works at the Art From Scrap Gallery.

Carpinteria Family School will present Disney’s Aladdin Jr. at Carpinteria Middle School Auditorium on Friday, May 18 at 6 p.m. and Saturday, May 19 at 4 p.m.

Westmont Public Telescope Night

  Ride into the weekend with Boots & Bourbon at the Santa Barbara Polo & Racquet Club, on Friday, May 18 from 7 to 10PM. Enjoy a delicious menu of rustic cuisine, complimentary tastings of Jefferson Bourbon, music by the popular Brian Titus Trio, and wild rides on the mechanical bull. The food provided will

Throat singers from Tuva perform at the UCSB MCC!

LYNDY ROCKS ‘n WORKS, Two-Month Run from May 18 through July 22

The 2nd Collaboration Highlighting
Artwork of Art Without Limits Emerging Artists
1511 Mission Dr, Solvang, CA 93463

May 7 - June 11
Hours: Mon, Wed-Fri 11-5
Sat, Sun 10-5
Tues Closed

Art Without Limits (AWoL) Mentorship Program loves to share the artwork of their emerging artists. All that is entailed in preparing and presenting artwork for an exhibition is a significant element of an artist's growth and success. It is also an opportunity for Emerging Artists to present their artwork to the community and for art lovers, artists, and donors to become more familiar with the successful AWoL Mentorship Program. Artwork is for sale.

The Exhibiting Artists include:
Mixed Media Artist - Sol Hill
Painter - Andi Schoenbaum
Painter, Sculptor - Tom Pazderka
Photographer - Elite Henenson

Art Without Limits (AWoL), is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit that creates year-long, one-on-one mentorships for aspiring, highly trained Santa Barbara County artists, in any art form, by pairing them with professional artists to help them succeed in their chosen field. AWoL also encourages artists by acting as their fiscal sponsor giving artists the opportunity to receive grants and tax-deductible donations, and by holding monthly workshops on vital topics, led by business experts. AWoL presents a free, full day annual Art Career Day Conference in April for aspiring artists, 13-25 years of age, to meet and dialogue with up to 50 local professional artists.

The Carpinteria Valley Chamber of Commerce will host their Annual State of the Community Luncheon Friday, May 18th at Rincon Beach Club, 11:30AM-1:30 PM

Hammer N’ Ales: A Benefit for Habitat for Humanity is an afternoon of live music, local fare, delicious craft beer, kids’ activities – all for a great cause! In partnership with our friends at M.Special Brewery, featuring Grammy Award-winning band Ozomatli, with performances from incredibly talented local bands including The Upbeat, Soul Majestic, Cornerstone, and more!

The Alzheimer’s Women’s Initiative, Ventura County, led by Honorary Chair Lynne Andujar and Chair Cindy Morrison, hosting with the Alzheimer’s Association California Central Chapter, presents the Inaugural ‘Your Brain Matters’ High Tea at the Four Seasons Hotel Westlake Village on Saturday, May 19, 2018, from noon to 3 p.m. The event will revolve around the importance of brain health, and honor caregivers who care for individuals living with Alzheimer’s disease or related dementias. This year’s recipient of the Alzheimer’s Leadership Award is Kimberly Williams-Paisley, who will also be the keynote speaker.

Scientific Speaker Dr. Kathleen Hayden, of Wake Forest University, will present on the link between the MIND diet and reducing the risk of dementia. Pam Montana, member of the Alzheimer’s Association National Board of Directors and younger-onset Alzheimer’s expert & advocate for the Women’s Alzheimer’s Movement Scientific Advisory Council, will present on living with Alzheimer’s.

Beginning at noon, the high tea will feature the opportunity to win 2 VIP passes and backstage passes to a Brad Paisley concert, extraordinary raffle prizes and “Memories in the Making,” art created by men and women living with Alzheimer’s disease that will be available for donation. The high tea program will begin at 1 p.m.

For sponsorship opportunities, tickets or donations, please visit act.alz.org/awivta. For more
information, please contact Katelyn Reeves at kreeves@alz.org or 805.892.4259 ext. 103.