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FISHING FOR THE FUTURE: Santa Barbara Sea Glass & Ocean Arts Festival announces a silent auction on Instagram to Benefit the San
The Santa Barbara Sea Glass & Ocean Arts Festival (SBSGOAF) is having an Instagram silent auction from October 11-18, with 100% of the proceeds going to @sbmaritimemuseum. The Santa Barbara Maritime Museum has been closed for the duration of the pandemic and may not be able to reopen until the end of the year. We wanted to help them out, and we are hoping you will support our efforts. 12 amazing professional artists are transforming wood fish into beautiful original art for you to bid on!
Hookman by Lauren Yee
Hookman by Lauren Yee
Directed & adapted by Michael Bernard
An early play by a rising contemporary playwright, Hookman has been described by some as a “slasher comedy.” Sometimes mysterious, often hilarious, Hookman is a biting story of teen angst and loss.
URL: https://www.theaterdance.ucsb.edu/news/event/747
Event Price: $13-19
UCSB Performing Arts Theater
FEB 15, 2020 / 1PM, 7PM
FEB 18 - 20, 2020 / 8PM
FEB 21 - 22, 2020 / 7PM
FEB 22 – 23, 2020 / 1PM
Santa Barbara Botanic Garden hosts Garden Casitas: Playhouses Designed with Nature in Mind
This summer, the Santa Barbara Botanic Garden will host a special exhibition, Garden Casitas: Playhouses Designed with Nature in Mind.
Photo Sculptures by Salvatore Matteo
Silo118 presents an exhibition of photo sculptures by Los Angeles-based artist Salvatore Matteo at Synergy One Lending in Montecito, 1250 Coast Village Road, open weekdays 9am-5pm.
Sound Bath
Join us to listen and feel authentic sound through the vibrations of various instruments such as Tibetan/Crystal singing bowls, voice, bells and chimes. Give your mind a chance to wander into a deeper relaxation and improve overall wellbeing.
Salt and Silver: Early Photography 1840 – 1860
Featuring more than 100 seldom-displayed salt prints from the Wilson Centre for Photography, this extraordinary exhibition provides a rare chance to experience some of the earliest photographs ever made, by many of the most important and groundbreaking figures in the history of the photographic medium. "Salt and Silver" surveys the first two decades of photography’s evolution through the salt paper print process, unveiled in 1839 by the English scientist and scholar William Henry Fox Talbot. Talbot’s invention was a scientific and artistic breakthrough that created an entirely new visual experience. The technique—which used the simple compounds of salt and silver—was efficient, portable, and versatile, traits that allowed the practice of photography to spread across the globe from the early 1840s onward. Featuring the work of more than 40 practitioners, "Salt and Silver" traces their networks and geographical reach from England into Europe, North Africa, the Middle East, India, China, and North America. The presentation at the Santa Barbara Museum of Art represents the final opportunity to see this exhibition after being on view at Tate Britain, London; Yale Center for British Art, New Haven, CT, and the Ruth Chandler Williamson Gallery at Scripps College, Claremont, CA. Salt and Silver: Early Photography 1840–1860 has been organized by the Wilson Centre for Photography with the Yale Center for British Art.
Image: Studio of Mathew Brady. Mathew Brady, Sixth Corps Staff Officers, "Winter of 1864," 1864. Salted paper print from a glass plate negative. Courtesy of the Wilson Centre for Photography.
Ari Benjamin Meyers: Kunsthalle for Music
Museum of Contemporary Art Santa Barbara (MCASB) is pleased to announce the United States institutional debut of Berlin-based artist and composer, Ari Benjamin Meyers.
The Observable Universe: Visualizing the Cosmos in Art
By definition, the observable universe comprises all matter that can be seen or captured with current technologies. As vast and all-encompassing as that may seem, it still presumes a specific perspective from which all else is viewed and conceptualized—one afforded by the particular viewpoint of being on earth. Our unbridgeable physical distance from other cosmic entities, including the infinite reaches of other galaxies, has forced artists to look to observational sciences like astronomy for inspiration and employ experimental methods to conceptualize the vastness of outer space. In astronomy, there are multiple methods used to visualize celestial objects. Similarly, artists’ perceptions of the universe vary widely, inspired by a variety of cosmological models.
Drawing primarily from SBMA’s permanent collection and supplemented by loans from area collections, "The Observable Universe" explores a diverse range of artistic representations of the cosmos roughly coinciding with the ‘Space Age’ of the last sixty years. From early fascinations with space travel to philosophical questions of humankind’s place within the larger universe, the artwork featured in this exhibition reflects an enduring captivation with outer space and the mesmerizing imagery that the limitless cosmos inspires.
“The Untethered Soul” book discussion group
Rev. Karen S. Wylie will lead a six-week group that will read and discuss Michael A. Singer’s bestseller, "The Untethered Soul: The Journey Beyond Yourself." The group will meet at a private location in Ojai “for a thought-provoking examination of consciousness, who we are, and what we face in our emerging humanity, as Singer presents it,” Rev. Karen says.
Alfredo Ramos Martínez: On Paper
Alfredo Ramos Martínez (1871–1946) was a pivotal figure in the modernist development of Mexican art. He spent his formative years immersed in the artistic life of Paris, returning to Mexico in 1910 on the eve of the country’s Revolution. After becoming director of the famed Escuela Nacional de Bellas Artes in Mexico City, he established the nation’s first open air schools and encouraged his pupils to create work that captured observations of daily life. In 1929, Ramos Martínez and his family relocated to Los Angeles. For the next two decades, his subject matter focused on the people and culture of Mexico, with the artist receiving many notable mural commissions throughout Southern California. His canvases depict indigenous traditions, local crafts, and religious icons painted in striking hues of umber and sienna accented by bold highlights of color.
While Ramos Martínez was celebrated as a painter, some of his most iconic works of art were created on paper. Said to have always carried a Conté crayon in his pocket, the artist frequently drew on newspaper—the printed columns of text supporting totem-like figures of flower vendors. Working in combinations of gouache, charcoal, Conté crayon, and watercolor, he perfected a signature style in which forms were reduced to essentials to create a structural scaffolding across the paper’s surface. "Alfredo Ramos Martínez: On Paper" is an intimate exhibition of works from the Santa Barbara Museum of Art’s permanent collection. Comprising six drawings, as well as two serigraphs created by his wife María Sodi de Ramos Martínez after his death, the exhibition showcases the artist’s extraordinary draftsmanship, revealing the layered sensibility in his chosen themes.
Alfredo Ramos Martínez: On Paper is curated by Rachel Heidenry, Curatorial Assistant, Contemporary Art, and presented in both English and Spanish in the Works on Paper room of SBMA’s Ridley-Tree Gallery.
Image: Alfredo Ramos Martínez, "Mujeres con flores (Women with Flowers)" (detail), ca. 1946. Tempera and Conté crayon on newsprint / Tempera y crayón Conté sobre papel periódico. SBMA, Gift of the P.D. McMillan Land Company, 1963.32.1 © The Alfredo Ramos Martínez Research Project.
Alfredo Ramos Martínez: On Paper
Alfredo Ramos Martínez (1871–1946) was a pivotal figure in the modernist development of Mexican art. He spent his formative years immersed in the artistic life of Paris, returning to Mexico in 1910 on the eve of the country’s Revolution. After becoming director of the famed Escuela Nacional de Bellas Artes in Mexico City, he established the nation’s first open air schools and encouraged his pupils to create work that captured observations of daily life. In 1929, Ramos Martínez and his family relocated to Los Angeles. For the next two decades, his subject matter focused on the people and culture of Mexico, with the artist receiving many notable mural commissions throughout Southern California. His canvases depict indigenous traditions, local crafts, and religious icons painted in striking hues of umber and sienna accented by bold highlights of color.
While Ramos Martínez was celebrated as a painter, some of his most iconic works of art were created on paper. Said to have always carried a Conté crayon in his pocket, the artist frequently drew on newspaper—the printed columns of text supporting totem-like figures of flower vendors. Working in combinations of gouache, charcoal, Conté crayon, and watercolor, he perfected a signature style in which forms were reduced to essentials to create a structural scaffolding across the paper’s surface. "Alfredo Ramos Martínez: On Paper" is an intimate exhibition of works from the Santa Barbara Museum of Art’s permanent collection. Comprising six drawings, as well as two serigraphs created by his wife María Sodi de Ramos Martínez after his death, the exhibition showcases the artist’s extraordinary draftsmanship, revealing the layered sensibility in his chosen themes.
Alfredo Ramos Martínez: On Paper is curated by Rachel Heidenry, Curatorial Assistant, Contemporary Art, and presented in both English and Spanish in the Works on Paper room of SBMA’s Ridley-Tree Gallery.
Image: Alfredo Ramos Martínez, "Mujeres con flores (Women with Flowers)" (detail), ca. 1946. Tempera and Conté crayon on newsprint / Tempera y crayón Conté sobre papel periódico. SBMA, Gift of the P.D. McMillan Land Company, 1963.32.1 © The Alfredo Ramos Martínez Research Project.
Día de los Muertos Community Celebration
Learn about the cultural importance of the Mexican festival Día de los Muertos. Enjoy activities over three days including a Monarch Migration Quest, face painting, crafts, altars, and more. // Conozca la importancia cultural del festival mexicano Día de los Muertos. Disfrute de actividades durante tres días incluyendo una búsqueda de Migración de las Mariposas Monarca, pinta-caras, manualidades, ofrenda y decoraciones.
Evenings by State Street Ballet
Seven short world premieres choreographed by the dancers of State Street Ballet will be performed at the company’s Santa Barbara studio space at 7:30pm Friday and Saturday, November 1 and 2.
Evenings by State Street Ballet
Seven short world premieres choreographed by the dancers of State Street Ballet will be performed at the company’s Santa Barbara studio space at 7:30pm Friday and Saturday, November 1 and 2.
Evenings by State Street Ballet
Seven short world premieres choreographed by the dancers of State Street Ballet will be performed at the company’s Santa Barbara studio space at 7:30pm Friday and Saturday, November 1 and 2.
SeaVees Annual Sample Sale – Saturday & Sunday in the Funk Zone
Come down to the Funk Zone and check out SeaVees Annual Sample Sale! All sizes available in hundreds of styles for men, women, and kids with shoes starting as low as $15!
Lot next to 24 E. Mason Street
9 am - 5 pm
November 2 - 3
Mesa Artists Studio Tour Nov. 2&3
For more than a dozen years, the members of the Mesa Artists Studio Tour (MAST) have been opening their studios for the public to visit them in their working environment.
Free Family Day: Día de los Muertos
Free Family Day: Día de los Muertos
For the 30th year, the Santa Barbara Museum of Art honors the Mexican tradition of remembering the dead with a variety of family festivities in the galleries, Family Resource Center, and back plaza, including music, dance performances, art-making activities, bilingual storytelling, a special display of altars created by school and community groups, and traditional refreshments.
PERMACULTURE AND ECOLOGICAL JUSTICE WITH STUART WILSON/POTLUCK
PERMACULTURE AND ECOLOGICAL JUSTICE WITH STUART WILSON/POTLUCK
GATHERING & POTLUCK FREE meet Stuart Wilson grandson of Bill Mollison
As an architect and permaculturist , Stuart has worked in conflict zones, ecological catastrophes and international development for over 11 years.
Santa Barbara Watershed Resource Center
2981 Cliff Dr Santa Barbara CA 93109
https://www.facebook.com/events/528644607966307/
Glenna Luschei’s Poetry Workshop
Glenna Luschei’s Poetry Workshop
Theme of the poetry workshops is "Where I Came From" with renowned poet Glenna Luschei is in response to the photo project "Facing Ourselves: Carpinteria"
Glenna Luschei’s Poetry Workshop
Glenna Luschei’s Poetry Workshop
Theme of the poetry workshops is "Where I Came From" with renowned poet Glenna Luschei is in response to the photo project "Facing Ourselves: Carpinteria"
Opera SB’s Free Open Rehearsal of Madama Butterfly
Opera SB’s Free Open Rehearsal of Madama Butterfly
Just days before its season opener, Opera SB is having its first Free Open Rehearsal to the public for Madama Butterfly at the Santa Barbara Courthouse's Sunken Gardens. This event is FREE and open to the SB community.
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Spooky Train Haunted Depot
ETC’s Ghost Light Night
LIVE NATION PRESENTS Lewis Black: Alive in Concert!
LIVE NATION PRESENTS Lewis Black: Alive in Concert!
LEWIS BLACK, GRAMMY Award-winning, stand-up comedian, is one of the most prolific and popular performers working today. He executes a brilliant trifecta as a stand-up comedian, actor and author. Receiving critical acclaim, he performs more than 200 nights annually, to sold-out audiences throughout Europe, New Zealand, Canada and the United States. He is one of
Lewis Black
Lewis Black
Known as the king of the rant, LEWIS BLACK uses his trademark style of comedic yelling and animated finger-pointing to skewer anything and anyone that gets under his skin.
Teja Gerken & Doug Young Guitar Duo
Teja Gerken & Doug Young Guitar Duo
Acclaimed San Francisco Bay Area acoustic fingerstyle guitarists Teja Gerken and Doug Young are coming to Santa Barbara as part of the guitar-themed Santa Barbara Acoustic concert series (www.sbacoustic.com). Drawing from their individual catalogs of original compositions, Celtic tunes, arrangements of jazz standards, and the occasional classical piece, Teja and Doug present a varied repertoire. See them perform together at SOhO on October 27!
Summit for Danny Community Climb 2019 Scheduled for Sunday, October 27th
Summit for Danny Community Climb 2019 Scheduled for Sunday, October 27th
On Sunday, October 27th, hundreds of hikers and community volunteers will gather at Elings Park for the 18th Annual Summit for Danny Community Climb.
Halloween Wine + Yoga
Halloween Wine + Yoga
Join us Sunday morning on the Carr patio for a Halloween-inspired yoga flow and Carr wine!
CADA Hikers Return from Swiss Alps to Benefit Santa Barbara Teens in Recovery; Annual Community Climb Slated for October 27
CADA Hikers Return from Swiss Alps to Benefit Santa Barbara Teens in Recovery; Annual Community Climb Slated for October 27
The 19th Annual Summit for Danny Community Climb will take place on Sunday, October 27, at Elings Park in Santa Barbara, the largest public park in America, located at 1298 Las Positas Road.
Día de los Muertos Craft Day
Día de los Muertos Craft Day
The Santa Barbara Trust for Historic Preservation presents this annual free family craft event in the courtyard of Casa de la Guerra to celebrate the Mexican holiday, Día de los Muertos (Day of the Dead). This program celebrates the history and culture of Santa Barbara's Latino families, bringing together parents and children to create holiday
The Long Vendetta: Paul Robeson, Black Freedom, and the Warfare State – Jordan Camp
The Long Vendetta: Paul Robeson, Black Freedom, and the Warfare State – Jordan Camp
MCC Theater
In this talk, Jordan T. Camp examines the state surveillance and repression of Black freedom leaders. He offers a new trajectory of U.S. state formation during the Cold War and a historically grounded analysis of racism and counterinsurgency. Linking the violent 1949 Peekskill, New York attack on Black activist Paul Robeson to counterinsurgency programs, he demonstrates the relationship between the build-up of the largest warfare state on the planet and what he terms a “long vendetta” against the Black radical internationalist tradition. Jordan T. Camp is Director of Research at the People’s Forum, Visiting Scholar in the Center for Place, Culture and Politics at the Graduate Center of the City University of New York, and Co-Director of the Racial Capitalism Working Group in the Center for the Study of Social Difference at Columbia University.
Homeless Housing Family Residential Neighborhoods
Homeless Housing Family Residential Neighborhoods
Tuesday, October 29, Franklin School, 1111 East Mason St., 6p - A moderated panel presentation of 5 property owners from The Eastside Coalition Against 15 So Alisos, a planned Neighborhood Prototype under CA First Housing for Homeless Project by the Salvation Army, using City and County taxpayer funds.
Homeless Housing Family Residential Neighborhoods
Homeless Housing Family Residential Neighborhoods
Tuesday, October 29, Franklin School, 1111 East Mason St., 6p - A moderated panel presentation of 5 property owners from The Eastside Coalition Against 15 So Alisos, a planned Neighborhood Prototype under CA First Housing for Homeless Project by the Salvation Army, using City and County taxpayer funds.
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Friends of Orphans
Friends of Orphans
Ricky Anywar is founder of the Ugandan organization Friends of Orphans (FRO). His story is the basis for the book Soldier Boy, by Keely Hutton. Ricky was abducted at age fourteen from his village in 1989 by Joseph Kony's infamous Lord’s Resistance Army in Uganda. Over 60,000 children were abducted during the 20 year war.
Uncovered: Health Care Conversations with Ady Barkan
Uncovered: Health Care Conversations with Ady Barkan
Since his ALS diagnosis in 2016, activist Ady Barkan and his family have struggled to keep up with insurance paperwork, doctors’ bills, and prescription drugs. Rather than diminish his voice, these experiences have emboldened Barkan to expand his initiatives in new directions. He co-founded the Be A Hero PAC, wrote an autobiography titled Eyes to
Direct Relief Open House
Direct Relief Open House
Learn about how Direct Relief responds to new and ongoing disasters in the US and worldwide, and see the organization's warehouse in action on Oct 29.
Direct Relief Open House
Direct Relief Open House
Learn about how Direct Relief responds to new and ongoing disasters in the US and worldwide, and see the organization's warehouse in action on Oct 29.
Direct Relief Open House
Direct Relief Open House
Learn about how Direct Relief responds to new and ongoing disasters in the US and worldwide, and see the organization's warehouse in action on Oct 29.
Don’t Let Me Be Lost To You: Early 20th Century Near Eastern Music in New York City
Don’t Let Me Be Lost To You: Early 20th Century Near Eastern Music in New York City
A talk-and-record-listening event by researcher and record producer Ian Nagoski of Canary Records.
Cup of Culture: Rocio
Cup of Culture: Rocio
MCC Theater
Rocio follows the journey an migrant mother of three who receives a terminal cancer diagnosis and self-deports herself to seek alternative care. Woven from home videos collected by the Guerrero family since 1988, the film serves as a lens through which we begin to understand the Mexican immigrant experience. Rocio was adamant about supporting the community she came from and this film continues that mission by highlighting the flaws in the American healthcare and immigration systems and our peoples’ tenacity in subverting them. 1h 3m
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Science Talk | Alan Macy: Embodied Music
Science Talk | Alan Macy: Embodied Music
How do your brain and body change when you listen to music? Watch to see how physiological measures can indicate boredom, arousal, pleasure, and displeasure. A volunteer will be connected to recording equipment that shows their measured body signals in response to music. Alan Macy is currently the R&D Director and a co-founder of BIOPAC
Voting Rights Today: Strategies to Move From Voter Suppression to Equal Protection
Voting Rights Today: Strategies to Move From Voter Suppression to Equal Protection
A coalition of local non-profit groups is joining together to co-host a speaking engagement on voting rights and voter suppression from the Southern Poverty Law Center on Wednesday, October 30, 2019, at the Unitarian Society's Parish Hall.
Talk: Military Artists in California during the Mexican War
Talk: Military Artists in California during the Mexican War
By Rose Marie Beebe & Robert M. Senkewicz
Reservation required. Members enter free, guests are $5.
In this presentation the speakers will explore the personal experiences and artistic renderings of three military figures who produced important visual evidence of California during the 1840s. They were William Rich Hutton, William Myers, and Alfred Sully. All three produced vivid images of life in California during the 1840s. While some of their works have been widely reproduced, others have been relatively undiscovered. The complete body of their works offers a unique glimpse of the way in which the American newcomers saw the land and the people of this region. Their personal experiences and artistic work foreshadowed the contradictory tensions that resulted from the encounter between Americans and Californios as a result of the U.S. conquest.
World Music Series: UCSB Middle East Ensemble
World Music Series: UCSB Middle East Ensemble
As part of the UCSB World Music Series, the UCSB Middle East Ensemble will perform on Wednesday, October 30, 2019 at 12 pm at the UCSB Music Bowl.
Milpas Street Trick or Treat
Milpas Street Trick or Treat
More than 70 businesses and non-profits have joined together on Milpas Street to help local children enjoy some Halloween fun. Oct 31st from 2-5pm
Milpas Street Trick or Treat
Milpas Street Trick or Treat
More than 70 businesses and non-profits have joined together on Milpas Street to help local children enjoy some Halloween fun. Oct 31st from 2-5pm
Milpas Street Trick or Treat
Milpas Street Trick or Treat
More than 70 businesses and non-profits have joined together on Milpas Street to help local children enjoy some Halloween fun. Oct 31st from 2-5pm
Carr Winery Halloween Party
8th Annual Voodoo Lounge Halloween Dance Party
8th Annual Voodoo Lounge Halloween Dance Party
FELICI EVENTS PRESENTS:
The 8th Annual Voodoo Lounge Halloween Dance Party
featuring DJ Scott Topper
This week “Solutions News Radio” will welcome Rabbi Michael Lerner Ph.D.
This week “Solutions News Radio” will welcome Rabbi Michael Lerner Ph.D.
On this episode of "Solutions News" we will be interviewing Rabbi Michael Lerner, leading author, public intellectual, and spiritual leader.
Benefit for Wildlife 2019
Benefit for Wildlife 2019
Santa Barbara Wildlife Care Network is hosting our 31st annual Benefit for Wildlife on November 1st to raise proceeds that will go directly towards our mission of rescuing, rehabilitating, and releasing injured wildlife.
inkspots annual exhibition
inkspots annual exhibition
The public is invited to attend the Artists Reception: November 1, 2019 5:00—8:00 p.m.
During the First Friday ArtWalk; there will be a FREE DRAWING for the inkspots 2019
FOLIO of 12 original prints at 7 p.m.—ALL are WELCOME!
Roaming Theatre Collaborative presents “I And the Village”
Roaming Theatre Collaborative presents “I And the Village”
RTC presents an American workshop reading of a new play.
Fringe Theatre Company Presents American Workshop of New Play
Fringe Theatre Company Presents American Workshop of New Play
Roaming Theatre Collaborative will present an American workshop reading of a new play, I and the Village at the Community Arts Workshop on November 1st and 2nd.
Opera SB Presents: Madama Butterfly
Opera SB Presents: Madama Butterfly
Opera SB presents Madama Butterfly at the Granada Theatre on November 1st and November 3rd.
Opera SB Presents: Madama Butterfly
Opera SB Presents: Madama Butterfly
Opera SB presents Madama Butterfly at the Granada Theatre on November 1st and November 3rd.
Opera SB Presents: Madama Butterfly
Opera SB Presents: Madama Butterfly
Opera SB presents Madama Butterfly at the Granada Theatre on November 1st and November 3rd.
Ensemble Mik Nawooj
Ensemble Mik Nawooj
Oakland’s groundbreaking hip-hop orchestra Ensemble Mik Nawooj (EMN) incorporates elements from hip hop and classical, creating a unique hybrid that reimagines the role of music and culture in civic engagement. Founder and composer JooWan Kim, classically trained in composition at Berklee College of Music and San Francisco Conservatory of Music, fell in love with hip hop’s spirit of disruption. Merging the two influences, the innovative 10-piece ensemble – two MCs, winds, strings, piano, drums and a lyric soprano – brings its cutting-edge stylings to renditions of Wu-Tang Clan and original songs alike.
“Hip hop is the new great American art music and Ensemble Mik Nawooj is on the cutting edge of it.” Huffington Post
Live Learn Lunch at the Breast Cancer Resource Center
Live Learn Lunch at the Breast Cancer Resource Center
Please join us at the Breast Cancer Resource Center the 1st Friday of each month for our Live*Learn*Lunch program. Encouraging discussion on relevant topics
Learn How to Transform Your Relationship
Learn How to Transform Your Relationship
Relationship experts Phil & Maude present a simple step-by-step process for creating conflict-free and loving relationships.
Learn a simple step-by-step process for creating conflict-free and loving relationships. This interactive workshop is open to couples and singles. Experience real life examples for couples wanting to create harmony and deep satisfaction in their relationship and give hope to singles seeking the same.
Annual Barbershop Harmony Show
Annual Barbershop Harmony Show
Two great hours of vocal harmony with the exciting all-male Pacific Sound men's chorus, joined by the equally exciting 25-voice Carpe Diem women's chorus. As if that were not enough, the Dos Pueblos High School Jazz Choir is likely to steal the show. All vocal a cappella...no instruments other than the human voice.
Diwali Fest 2019
Diwali Fest 2019
Annual Diwali Festival of Santa Barbara on Nov 2, 2019 at Goleta Valley Jr High Auditorium, starting at 4pm.
Undergraduate Student Recital: Tommy Kan, Piano
Undergraduate Student Recital: Tommy Kan, Piano
The UCSB Music Department hopes you can join us in supporting undergraduate pianist, Tommy Kan as he presents a Bachelor of Arts recital on Saturday, November 2nd at 4:30pm in Karl Geiringer Hall. The program will include works by J.S. Bach, Franz Joseph Haydn, Frédéric Chopin, and Franz Liszt. Kan is a student of Professor Charles Asche.
This event is FREE and open to the public!
23rd Annual Military Ball hosted by Pierre Claeyssens Veterans Foundation
23rd Annual Military Ball hosted by Pierre Claeyssens Veterans Foundation
Veterans, active-duty military members, and guests are invited to enjoy a memorable night of live music and dancing, dinner, and tributes to those who have selflessly served our country.
23nd Annual Military Ball
23nd Annual Military Ball
The Military Ball, sponsored by Pierre Claeyssens Veterans Foundation, is a formal event where attendees can connect and celebrate during a lively evening complete with honoring women in the military and the Generations of Service Award recipients. Join us for an evening of live music, cocktail hour, silent auction, gourmet three-course dinner and dancing. This year’s theme is “Women in the Military;” the special guest speaker is Eileen McDargh, a master facilitator, award-winning author, and internationally recognized presenter and executive coach. She will present, “Mama Was A Wasp.” Guests will also have a chance to bid on extraordinary historic artifacts among other items in a silent auction before the program begins.
Roaming Theatre Collaborative presents “I And the Village”
Roaming Theatre Collaborative presents “I And the Village”
RTC presents a workshop reading of a new play.
Graduate Student Recital: Buyun Li, Piano
Graduate Student Recital: Buyun Li, Piano
The UCSB Music Department hopes you can join us in supporting graduate pianist, Buyun Li as she presents a doctoral recital on Saturday, November 2nd at 7:30pm in Karl Geiringer Hall. The program will include works by Domenico Scarlatti, W.A. Mozart, Felix Mendelssohn, Robert Schumann, and Franz Liszt. Li is a student of Professor Charles Asche.
This event is FREE and open to the public!
Kids Go Free at the Garden for Fall Family Day
Kids Go Free at the Garden for Fall Family Day
Come play in the Garden on Fall Family Day! It’s a day dedicated to kids exploring and enjoying the Garden, a time to revel in the beauty of the outdoors and take advantage of the infinite learning opportunities that nature provides.
Kids Go Free at the Garden for Fall Family Day
Kids Go Free at the Garden for Fall Family Day
Come play in the Garden on Fall Family Day! It’s a day dedicated to kids exploring and enjoying the Garden, a time to revel in the beauty of the outdoors and take advantage of the infinite learning opportunities that nature provides.
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Arroyo Hondo Preserve Guided Tours – Explore the Natural Wonders of the Gaviota Coast
Arroyo Hondo Preserve Guided Tours – Explore the Natural Wonders of the Gaviota Coast
Join knowledgeable docents for a guided tour of our beautiful preserve. Learn about chaparral, coastal sage scrub, oak woodland, stream-side, 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.
Arroyo Hondo has surprises at all times of year: spring wildflowers, cool shade in summer, trees with lovely colors in autumn … and we even have some flowers in winter.
Bring your picnic lunch to enjoy at a table near the creek after your tour.
Tours are free, but we do appreciate donations to help with upkeep of the preserve.
RESERVATIONS REQUIRED - Call 567-1115 or E-mail
arroyohondo@sblandtrust.org
Arroyo Hondo Guided Weekend Tours for 2019
Tours run from 10 a.m. – noon
Sunday, November 3rd
Saturday, November 16th
Sunday, November 17th
Saturday, December 7th
Sunday, December 8th
Saturday, December 21st
Sunday, December 22nd
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Arroyo Hondo Preserve Guided Tours – Explore the Natural Wonders of the Gaviota Coast
Arroyo Hondo Preserve Guided Tours – Explore the Natural Wonders of the Gaviota Coast
Join knowledgeable docents for a guided tour of our beautiful preserve. Learn about chaparral, coastal sage scrub, oak woodland, stream-side, 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.
Arroyo Hondo has surprises at all times of year: spring wildflowers, cool shade in summer, trees with lovely colors in autumn … and we even have some flowers in winter.
Bring your picnic lunch to enjoy at a table near the creek after your tour.
Tours are free, but we do appreciate donations to help with upkeep of the preserve.
RESERVATIONS REQUIRED - Call 567-1115 or E-mail
arroyohondo@sblandtrust.org
Arroyo Hondo Guided Weekend Tours for 2019
Tours run from 10 a.m. – noon
Sunday, November 3rd
Saturday, November 16th
Sunday, November 17th
Saturday, December 7th
Sunday, December 8th
Saturday, December 21st
Sunday, December 22nd
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Arroyo Hondo Preserve Guided Tours – Explore the Natural Wonders of the Gaviota Coast
Arroyo Hondo Preserve Guided Tours – Explore the Natural Wonders of the Gaviota Coast
Join knowledgeable docents for a guided tour of our beautiful preserve. Learn about chaparral, coastal sage scrub, oak woodland, stream-side, 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.
Arroyo Hondo has surprises at all times of year: spring wildflowers, cool shade in summer, trees with lovely colors in autumn … and we even have some flowers in winter.
Bring your picnic lunch to enjoy at a table near the creek after your tour.
Tours are free, but we do appreciate donations to help with upkeep of the preserve.
RESERVATIONS REQUIRED - Call 567-1115 or E-mail
arroyohondo@sblandtrust.org
Arroyo Hondo Guided Weekend Tours for 2019
Tours run from 10 a.m. – noon
Sunday, November 3rd
Saturday, November 16th
Sunday, November 17th
Saturday, December 7th
Sunday, December 8th
Saturday, December 21st
Sunday, December 22nd
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Arroyo Hondo Preserve Guided Tours – Explore the Natural Wonders of the Gaviota Coast
Arroyo Hondo Preserve Guided Tours – Explore the Natural Wonders of the Gaviota Coast
Join knowledgeable docents for a guided tour of our beautiful preserve. Learn about chaparral, coastal sage scrub, oak woodland, stream-side, and grassland habitats. Walk in the shade of giant sycamores, live oaks, and bays as you learn about local fauna, flora, and history.
Kids Go Free at the Garden for Fall Family Day
Kids Go Free at the Garden for Fall Family Day
Come play in the Garden on Fall Family Day! It’s a day dedicated to kids exploring and enjoying the Garden, a time to revel in the beauty of the outdoors and take advantage of the infinite learning opportunities that nature provides.
Invent a Plant with Madeline Price
Invent a Plant with Madeline Price
Be a botanist this week as you invent your own plant creation from reuse art materials.
The Art From Scrap CreatorLab comes alive with a themed workshop every Saturday from 10:00 am to 12:00 pm. Filled with hundreds of reuse materials, our CreatorLab is sure to ignite your imagination! Children 6 years and up can stay and have fun while their parents go shopping at the Saturday Farmer’s Market – just one block away. Workshops are taught by visiting Guest Artists and AFS Staff Members. This is a perfect way to spend a morning – for artists of all ages and abilities. Cost: $8.00 per person
Mesa Artists Studio Tour
Mesa Artists Studio Tour
Twelve artists invite you to visit their Mesa art studios on November 2-3, 11 - 4:00.
Call for Fiber Artists for New Exhibition
Call for Fiber Artists for New Exhibition
We are looking for fiber artists to submit work for our November fiber arts show Dream Weavers & Embroiderers of Truth. Open to fiber arts in any media, the new show will highlight the work of gifted local fiber artists and cohorts from further afield.
Art Intake will take place on Saturday, November 2nd from 12:00 pm to 3:00 pm. This is a juried show and jurying will focus on creating a cohesive exhibit showcasing a variety of fiber techniques. Due to space limitations, not all pieces will be included in the exhibition. If you have an extremely large piece or installation, please contact Art From Scrap by messaging us on Facebook.
The Opening Reception for Dream Weavers & Embroiderers of Truth is on Friday November 15, 2019, from 6:00 pm until 8:00 pm.