FREE, Monthly Garden Talks with UC Master Gardeners- Growing Tasty Tomatoes
UC Master Gardeners Janet Rogers and Trudy Adair-Verbais will share a research-based presentation on “Growing Tasty Tomatoes”.
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FREE, Monthly Garden Talks with UC Master Gardeners- Growing Tasty Tomatoes
UC Master Gardeners Janet Rogers and Trudy Adair-Verbais will share a research-based presentation on “Growing Tasty Tomatoes”.
Four Winters
March 7 2023 at 7pm Paseo Nuevo Theatre
Wine & Women
This International Women's Day Kiva Cowork, wants to empower and celebrate the amazing women in the Santa Barbara community. We are so excited to celebrate the women in this community, and we thought there is no better way to celebrate than with wine, a bouquet creation station, an extravagant array of appetizers, and a decadent dessert bar. The guest speaker will be none other than local legend Jenny Schatzle. Jenny will be sharing about how she is changing the conversation about women, and what women empowerment means to her.
Five Secrets of Literary Journalism on March 8
Award-winning PEN literary journalist Kathleen Sharp will discuss literary journalism, a popular form of telling true stories, at the next AWC-SB meeting scheduled for March 8, 5:30 to 7 p.m., at Work Zones, 351 Paseo Nuevo, Santa Barbara
Santa Barbara Sea Shell Association Informational Meeting
Information session and Q&A for Santa Barbara Sea Shell Association youth sailing organization.
Santa Barbara Sea Shell Association Informational Meeting
Information session and Q&A for Santa Barbara Sea Shell Association youth sailing organization.
Siddhartha Mukherjee Presented by UCSB Arts & Lectures
From the author of The Gene and the Pulitzer Prize-winning Emperor of All Maladies comes The Song of the Cell, an exploration of medicine and our radical new ability to manipulate cells.
Ensemble for Contemporary Music Concert
Under the direction of Jonathan Moerschel, the UCSB Ensemble for Contemporary Music (ECM) will present works by new music luminaries, as well as pieces written by UC Santa Barbara Composition students.
The Romance and Reaping of Riven Rock
In 1904 Katharine Dexter wed Stanley McCormick, heir to the McCormick reaper fortune, and the couple soon moved to the fabulous 87-acre McCormick estate in Montecito, Riven Rock. Their happiness was short-lived as Stanley’s progressive mental illness took its toll. Katharine stood by her husband through lengthy court battles with the family over his care until his death in 1947.
A remarkable woman, the second woman to earn a degree at M.I.T., she was instrumental in founding the League of Women Voters and was a staunch supporter of women’s reproductive rights, funding research in the development of the birth control pill as well as becoming a major Santa Barbara philanthropist.
PFLAG Spanish Speaking Meeting
Spanish Speaking PFLAG Zoom Meeting
PFLAG Spanish Speaking Meeting
Spanish Speaking PFLAG Zoom Meeting