Steven Sondheim’s masterpiece “Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street - School Edition” comes to Garden Street Academy’s Black Box Theater. Sweeney Todd--wrongfully imprisoned by a corrupt judge--returns to nineteenth century London with a vendetta. Aided by the help of a down-on-her-luck owner of a failing pie shop, Mrs. Lovett, the pair scheme a way to exact revenge and reinvigorate the pie shop with a new secret ingredient that has the people of London lining up!

“Sweeney Todd is a complicated show, and we are incredibly proud of the professionalism our cast has been demonstrating through the rehearsal process,” said director Brittany Harter. “We want the audience to feel the unease that comes with a production of this caliber, and we can’t wait to share this exciting and bloody process with audiences.”

Featuring a live band and raw student talent, the show promises to deliver the chaos and carnage of the full musical edition. Performances run March 17th through March 19th on our historic campus in the Black Box Theatre at 7pm. Tickets are $12 and can be purchased through the school office or at the door.

: What does it take to start & grow a successful medical device company in Santa Barbara? Speakers for this event will give participants an overview of the opportunities and challenges on March 18

A FUN family evening of blended and interactive art forms such as interactive dance, visual arts and culinary arts.

THIRD THURSDAY STUDIO | PRINT A PATTERN
Thursday, March 19, 2020 | 6 - 8 pm | $15 | FREE for MCASB Members

Join printmaker and graphic artist Chelsea Willett and create a repeating pattern, carve a block, and print to your heart’s delight! Tools, ink, and paper provided, bring your own fabric,tote, or shirt to design a wearable piece of art. A tour of the exhibition is included in the workshop.

Be part of an engaging evening of creation, experimentation, and conversation over art and a glass of wine. The Third Thursday Studio program invites participants to explore techniques and themes of contemporary art through discussion and hands-on experiences inspired by the artists in the current exhibitions.

Admission to each Third Thursday Studio includes a complimentary glass of wine. MCASB Members receive free admission. RSVP online at mcasantabarbara.org/events to reserve your spot. Space is limited to 12 participants. Please arrive on time, as spaces not filled by the start of the program will be opened to other interested parties.

Home by 9 and you'll be fine! We have designed this show to be able to fit in seamlessly to your work week with time for dinner before the show, wine after, and home before we all turn into pumpkins!

GOOD NEWS! This event will be lived-streamed. You may have heard the Santa Barbara Public Library is closed until at least April 6th, nevertheless this talk will be lived-stream on the Santa Barbara Public Library's facebook page, https://www.facebook.com/SantaBarbaraPublicLibrary/. (You don't need a facebook account in order to watch) We were originally considering postponing this talk,

Known by divers internationally as the Pioneer of the Pioneers, Hans Hass started his diving career in the 1930s. He was the first free-swimming film maker to film and photograph sharks, manta rays, and whales in their natural environment. A prolific writer, Hass had published six books on diving by 1950. He left the underwater world in 1960 and was largely forgotten by the diving industry. Hans met Santa Barbara-based diving historian Leslie Leaney in 1997 and they formed a partnership that led to a revival of interest in Hans’ pioneering career. In 1998 Leslie and Ed Stetson brought Hans and his wife Lotte to Santa Barbara for a film festival at the Arlington honoring his career. The film festival was used as the climax of the film The Man Who Discovered the Sea, but the film was never released in America. In this program Leslie will present the Santa Barbara residents and the background involved in the Arlington film festival and will show the complete movie.

March 19 Thurs 7 – 9 PM – “Awakening Bodhicitta – How to Open Your Heart and Develop Love and Compassion” – teaching by Dawa Tarchin Phillips -

A folktale for adults, The Electric Baby combines magic, myth, and humor to explore devastating loss and hopeful healing.

Santa Maria residents will have another chance to experience the magic on Main Street at the second annual Santa Maria Open Streets ¡Calles Vivas! event taking place from 11:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. on Sunday, March 29, 2020, located on one mile of Main Street from Broadway to Blosser Road. 

WHAT: This week’s Solutions News live radio broadcast and podcast will interview Rep. Tom Malinowski
WHEN: 5 to 6pm Friday, March 20, 2020
WHERE: KZSB 1290AM

The Third Annual NatureTrack Film Festival (NTFF), the only nature-focused film festival between San Francisco and Los Angeles, returns to Los Olivos March 20-22, 2020.