Wine Country Weekend is happening over the 4-day Valentine's/President's Day weekend, 2/16-2/19. Wine food and fun in the Santa Ynez Valley.

Architect Ravi GuneWardena, a practitioner and teacher in the Sogetsu School of Ikebana, will demonstrate the making of three ikebana arrangements. Sogetsu, one of the most modern schools of ikebana, was established in 1927 in Japan by Sofu Teshigahara. Notable artists who have collaborated at the school include Niki de Saint Phalle, Sam Francis, John

Nancy Black will lecture to the Humanist Society on the process of pulling together experts from the US, Canada, Israel, Palestine, and Germany to document historical facts to move forward. 

Nancy Black will lecture to the Humanist Society on the process of pulling together experts from the US, Canada, Israel, Palestine, and Germany to document historical facts to move forward. 

Song Tree Concert – Tom Corbett, Mike Mullins, Bill Knopf, and Tom Lee perform to benefit Direct Relief

Thingumajig's Giant Puppet Workshop is a two week event from February 17th to February 28th from 4:30 to 9:30pm. The workshop will be held at the Community Arts Workshop (631 Garden St.). Tickets are $215

6-8 pm
The Barrel Room
414 N. Salsipuedes St
Santa Barbara, CA 93103

Join us to keep your weekend rolling with wines by the glass and great music!

Based out of Santa Barbara, hailing from Philly to Scandinavia to Venezuela to Raleigh, Sleeping Dogs is a blues-rock band with influence from ’60s rock to ’70s guitar classics. The group entertains audiences from local bars to private party stages, and gigs range from the central coast through southern California.

Free admission, 21+

From deep in heart of Cochtotan, CA, comes possibly the greatest rock band in the world. With two Hall of Famers and a guitar slinger of fearsome reputation, JackShit is poised to take on the known universe. Get ready, Santa Barbara: here comes Pete Thomas, Davey Faragher and Val McCallum… Jack Shit! “Music is in

As our community continues to heal from the effects of the devastating Thomas Fire and Flood, Hospice of Santa Barbara is committed to coming alongside individuals and families who may be grieving during this difficult time.

Hospice of Santa Barbara is offering four new support groups, including a Carpinteria Thomas Disaster support group to assist children, teens, and adults that live beyond Santa Barbara.

Please note: Each group is guided by a professional counselor and is free of charge, however attendees must pre-register in advance.

For more information, please contact Hospice of Santa Barbara at (805) 563-8820, ext. 110 or visit us at www.hospiceofsantabarbara.org.

Support group for adults that were in evacuation zones:

Date: Six consecutive Saturday midmornings, Feb. 17th – March 24th, 2018

Time: 10:00-11:30am

Location: Hospice of Santa Barbara, 2050 Alameda Padre Serra, Suite 100, Santa Barbara

Debbie Kaska will present, “Opening the Doors to Your Genealogy House” at the SB County Genealogical Society’s monthly meeting, Saturday, February 17th

During the month of February the Museum galleries will be enriched by a series of musical performances provided in partnership with UCSB and Westmont College. Covering a range of cultures, time periods, styles, and instruments, these pieces will be performed by members of the UCSB and Westmont Music Department faculty and students, as part of a combined desire to offer music and art together as an opportunity for solace, beauty and comfort in our community.

During the month of February the Museum galleries will be enriched by a series of musical performances provided in partnership with UCSB and Westmont College. Covering a range of cultures, time periods, styles, and instruments, these pieces will be performed by members of the UCSB and Westmont Music Department faculty and students, as part of a combined desire to offer music and art together as an opportunity for solace, beauty and comfort in our community.