Join Planned Parenthood Young Advocates for Comedy for a Cause! Come see headliner Erica Rhodes & other guests at the Santa Barbara Comedy Hideaway this Sunday, July 7 at 7 PM.

50% of proceeds go to Planned Parenthood!

Women's World Cup Viewing Party at the Arlington Theatre Courtyard on July 7

The Tōkaidō, or Eastern Sea Road, was formed in the 17th century to link Japan’s old imperial capital, Kyoto, with the new warrior capital, Edo (modern Tokyo). Along the 320-mile route, 53 official post towns fed, lodged, and supplied travelers. By the mid-19th century, woodblock printed novels, guidebooks, and pictures made famous the road’s natural scenery—and real or imagined experiences.

This exhibition showcases a rare surviving set of the "Comic Picture Scroll of the 53 Stations of the Tōkaidō," painted in 1921 by eighteen "manga" (“comic pictures”) artists from the newly formed Tokyo Manga Association, along with selected woodblock prints by Utagawa Hiroshige (1797–1858), the greatest landscape print artist of the "ukiyo-e" (floating world picture) tradition who memorialized the great highway. Drawn from the Museum's permanent collection and augmented with loans from local collectors, the installation also includes three woodblock prints by the post-war artist Sekino Jun’ichirō (1914–1988) whose "Stations of the Tōkaidō" series, creatively echoed some of Hiroshige’s memorable images, a further testament to the legacy of Hiroshige and Japanese artists’ continued romance with this famed road.

This intimate exhibition was guest curated by Kendall H. Brown, Professor of Japanese Art History at California State University, Long Beach.

Image: Utagawa HIROSHIGE, Japanese, 1797–1858, "Station 10" (detail), Odawara from the series "53 Stations of the Tōkaidō Road," 1833–34. 1st month of Tempo 5. Color woodblock print. SBMA, Gift of the Frederick B. Kellam collection.

"Fathering the LGBTQ Community: A special panel of Dads". Hear the struggles and experiences of Dads dealing with their children coming out. There is always time for support and discussion. All are welcome.

Art Road Trip
Ages 5 - 12
Monday - Friday
9 am - 3 pm

Paint, print, collage, and draw your own real or imaginary summer road trip inspired, in part, by Japanese woodblock prints depicting famous stops along the Tōkaidō road.

Telescope Tuesday at Camino Real Marketplace

PLEASE NOTE THERE'S A DELAY IN THE HILL-CARRILLO ADOBE RENOVATION, SO WE WILL BE AT GRACE VILLAGE THROUGH OCTOBER. NOVEMBER/DECEMBER LOCATION TO BE DETERMINED AS GRACE VILLAGE IS BOOKED FOR THOSE MONTHS.
You're invited:
Death Cafe Santa Barbara in conjunction with The Center for Successful Aging
with Liz Bauer, Lynn Holzman, and Peggy Levine
Date: Wednesday, July 10, 2019
Time: 3:30-5 PM
Place: Grace Village Apartments at 3869 State Street, Santa Barbara.
For questions, contact: Lynn at cominghomesb@gmail.com or (805) 729-6172
By car: Go to the La Cumbre shopping entrance with the stoplight and turn signal. You will see the Panera restaurant when you make the left turn. Do not park in their lot. Either park in the La Cumbre lot or keep going straight till you get to a stop sign. You will have passed Panera, Sees, and other shops. Make a right turn at the stop sign and then another quick right. Go straight ahead and be aware of the two speed bumps. Grace Village is on the left. For those who would like to park in that lot, we can give you a parking permit good for our meetings that you can put on your dashboard.
By bus: Take the State Street bus from downtown and get off at the La Cumbre stop on State Street that has the stoplight. Cross the street and you can see Grace Village on the right. Walk diagonally across the Panera restaurant parking lot. Please enter the Community Room through the door to the left of the main entrance.That door is locked from the outside, but we will let you in.
We will have Death Cafe flyers on the doors.
At Death Cafes people come together in a relaxed and safe setting to discuss death, drink tea and eat delicious cake. It's free. Please join us! And tell a friend...the more the merrier!

2019 Dates:
Wed. July 10
Wed. Aug. 21
Wed. Oct. 2
We are due to go back to the Hill-Carrillo Adobe in 2020. We will keep you posted.

PLEASE NOTE THERE'S A DELAY IN THE HILL-CARRILLO ADOBE RENOVATION, SO WE WILL BE AT GRACE VILLAGE THROUGH OCTOBER. NOVEMBER/DECEMBER LOCATION TO BE DETERMINED AS GRACE VILLAGE IS BOOKED FOR THOSE MONTHS.
You're invited:
Death Cafe Santa Barbara in conjunction with The Center for Successful Aging
with Liz Bauer, Lynn Holzman, and Peggy Levine
Date: Wednesday, July 10, 2019
Time: 3:30-5 PM
Place: Grace Village Apartments at 3869 State Street, Santa Barbara.
For questions, contact: Lynn at cominghomesb@gmail.com or (805) 729-6172
By car: Go to the La Cumbre shopping entrance with the stoplight and turn signal. You will see the Panera restaurant when you make the left turn. Do not park in their lot. Either park in the La Cumbre lot or keep going straight till you get to a stop sign. You will have passed Panera, Sees, and other shops. Make a right turn at the stop sign and then another quick right. Go straight ahead and be aware of the two speed bumps. Grace Village is on the left. For those who would like to park in that lot, we can give you a parking permit good for our meetings that you can put on your dashboard.
By bus: Take the State Street bus from downtown and get off at the La Cumbre stop on State Street that has the stoplight. Cross the street and you can see Grace Village on the right. Walk diagonally across the Panera restaurant parking lot. Please enter the Community Room through the door to the left of the main entrance.That door is locked from the outside, but we will let you in.
We will have Death Cafe flyers on the doors.
At Death Cafes people come together in a relaxed and safe setting to discuss death, drink tea and eat delicious cake. It's free. Please join us! And tell a friend...the more the merrier!

2019 Dates:
Wed. July 10
Wed. Aug. 21
Wed. Oct. 2
We are due to go back to the Hill-Carrillo Adobe in 2020. We will keep you posted.

PLEASE NOTE THERE'S A DELAY IN THE HILL-CARRILLO ADOBE RENOVATION, SO WE WILL BE AT GRACE VILLAGE THROUGH OCTOBER. NOVEMBER/DECEMBER LOCATION TO BE DETERMINED AS GRACE VILLAGE IS BOOKED FOR THOSE MONTHS.
You're invited:
Death Cafe Santa Barbara in conjunction with The Center for Successful Aging
with Liz Bauer, Lynn Holzman, and Peggy Levine
Date: Wednesday, July 10, 2019
Time: 3:30-5 PM
Place: Grace Village Apartments at 3869 State Street, Santa Barbara.
For questions, contact: Lynn at cominghomesb@gmail.com or (805) 729-6172
By car: Go to the La Cumbre shopping entrance with the stoplight and turn signal. You will see the Panera restaurant when you make the left turn. Do not park in their lot. Either park in the La Cumbre lot or keep going straight till you get to a stop sign. You will have passed Panera, Sees, and other shops. Make a right turn at the stop sign and then another quick right. Go straight ahead and be aware of the two speed bumps. Grace Village is on the left. For those who would like to park in that lot, we can give you a parking permit good for our meetings that you can put on your dashboard.
By bus: Take the State Street bus from downtown and get off at the La Cumbre stop on State Street that has the stoplight. Cross the street and you can see Grace Village on the right. Walk diagonally across the Panera restaurant parking lot. Please enter the Community Room through the door to the left of the main entrance.That door is locked from the outside, but we will let you in.
We will have Death Cafe flyers on the doors.
At Death Cafes people come together in a relaxed and safe setting to discuss death, drink tea and eat delicious cake. It's free. Please join us! And tell a friend...the more the merrier!

2019 Dates:
Wed. July 10
Wed. Aug. 21
Wed. Oct. 2
We are due to go back to the Hill-Carrillo Adobe in 2020. We will keep you posted.

The World Business Academy’s Global Citizens Club is hosting a free panel discussion open to the public titled, “Housing Solutions for a Vibrant Santa Barbara.” The event takes place Wednesday, July 10 from 5-7 p.m. in the Riviera Ballroom of the Belmond El Encanto Hotel, 800 Alvarado Place in Santa Barbara. Included are a cash bar, passed appetizers and a Q & A Discussion.

Wine Business Institute to Convene Leaders and Executives on Economic, Political, Social, and Management Issues Affecting the Wine Industry

Join Tina Villadolid & Ted Nash as they lead a workshop in "Chris Kallmyer: Ensemble." Visitors are invited to learn more about the exhibition and participate in hands-on music-making activities. All ages are welcome

"Ensemble" is a multi-media installation by artist Chris Kallmyer. Central to the exhibition is a specially fabricated, communal bell-ringing instrument that serves as a resource for communal activities.

Born in Los Angeles into a musical family (his father, Dick Nash, and uncle, the late Ted Nash, were both well-known jazz and studio musicians), Nash has that uncanny ability to mix freedom with substance, blues with intellect, and risk-taking with clarity. He is a co-founder of the New York-based Jazz Composers Collective, a musician-run, non-profit innovative entity dedicated to presenting the original works of composers pushing the boundaries of their self-expression. Nash is also a long-standing member of the Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra, with Wynton Marsalis.

Tina Villadolid is a Senior Teaching Artist and Coordinator of Community Outreach for the Santa Barbara Museum of Art in California, her students range in age from pre-school to adult. She has created several pieces of permanent, public art with her students in Santa Barbara and has worked with groups in NYC, the Philippines, and Kenya, using art as a form of visual storytelling to advocate for equity in education. In her own practice, Tina uses the human figure, language, and objects as universal metaphors to process her life.. Most recently she has been working in charcoal, investigating the human gaze.

Image: "Chris Kallmyer: Ensemble." Santa Barbara Museum of Art (Installation View).