School of Extended Learning Arts & Crafts Fair
SBCC School of Extended Learning

Get crafty with your holiday shopping at SBCC School of Extended Learning’s annual Arts & Crafts Fair.

School of Extended Learning Arts & Crafts Fair
SBCC School of Extended Learning

Get crafty with your holiday shopping at SBCC School of Extended Learning’s annual Arts & Crafts Fair.

Get crafty with holiday shopping at SBCC School of Extended Learning’s annual Arts & Crafts Fair on Saturday, Dec. 2. The event will be held 10 a.m. until 4 p.m. at SBCC’s Wake Campus, 300 N. Turnpike Road.

Take a Winter Hike for the Love of Nature

Come Visit Arroyo Hondo Preserve, The Jewel of the Gaviota Coast

Join knowledgeable docents for a guided tour of our beautiful preserve. Learn about chaparral, coastal sage scrub, oak woodland, streamside, and grassland habitats. Walk in the shade of giant sycamores, live oaks, and bays as you learn about local fauna, flora, and history.

If you prefer, you may hike on your own, without a docent guide. Be sure to wear strong shoes and bring a hat, water, and sunscreen.

Called the “Jewel of the Gaviota Coast,” the 782-acre Arroyo Hondo Preserve is a magnificent canyon located west of Santa Barbara between Refugio State Beach and Gaviota State Park.

Shop local Santa Barbara artisans and makers every Saturday of the month from 10-5 and the first three Sundays in December in the heart of downtown Santa Barbara.

7th annual Christmas Art and Craft Fair at Living Faith Church 4595 Hollister Ave in Santa Barbara on Sat. Dec 2nd from 11:00 am to 4:00 pm. We have plenty of parking off Hollister across from the Page Youth Center.

The stars of the iconic Eighties sitcom Family Ties reunite to bring to life A.R. Gurney’s wildly popular Love Letters.

Adelfos Ensemble's holiday concert program features the music of Great Britain.

This holiday season, come celebrate and honor the lives of your loved ones at Hospice of Santa Barbara’s 34th annual Light Up A Life ceremonies.

The stars of the iconic Eighties sitcom Family Ties reunite to bring to life A.R. Gurney’s wildly popular Love Letters.

Grammy-award winning, R&B singer Aaron Neville, with his distinct New Orleans sound and unique voice, takes the Lobero stage this December for a soulful duo performance featuring Michael Goods on keyboards–a format that allows him to share songs spanning his career and stories of his influences growing up.

As a successful recording artist for more than 50 years, Aaron Neville’s distinctive, soulful voice continues to produce hit music spanning many genres and musical styles, so it’s no surprise Rolling Stone Critics’ Poll named him the best male singer in the world.

Until now, it’s been easy to separate Aaron Neville’s career into two separate but equal strains: the funky stuff he’s favored when working with his esteemed band of brothers, and the angelic balladry you associate with him when he’s punching his own time card as a solo artist. Casual fans might admit they don’t know much — to borrow a phrase — about Neville’s musical center, but they’ve perceived a certain split in his career. An education is about to be provided, then, in the form of Apache, a solo album that makes the case for Aaron Neville as the most holistic of soul men. Its hard R&B side matches anything the Neville Brothers ever recorded for true grit, while still allowing plenty of space for a singer who’s arguably the most distinctive vocal stylist on the planet to tell it like it is.