Gaucho Men’s Basketball Sees 7th Consecutive Win
The UCSB Gaucho men were giddy after their basketball game against visiting Utah Valley State on 12/7.
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Singer/Songwriter Yoav Takes His Show on the Road with Tori Amos
Picking and strumming chords-the standard means of playing acoustic guitar-are just the beginning of how Yoav uses his instrument. The inventive troubadour incorporates a diverse array of sonic influences into his music, employing only guitar and voice to duplicate other instruments and produce percussion, drum ‘n’ bass, electronica, and slope-beats.
Man Arrested for Alleged Lewd Behavior
Sheriff’s deputies arrested Al Stein, 28, on 12/4 for alleged lewd and lascivious behavior with a minor.
RICO sues McGhan-Owned Corporations
The complicated Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations (RICO) suit against Qualified Exchange Services (QES) of Montecito…
Capps Endorses Farr in Third District Race
Representative Lois Capps announced her endorsement of Doreen Farr’s candidacy for the 3rd District supervisor’s seat on 12/11.
Jonathan Richman
Although he pushed back the start time of this set until 9:30 p.m. because he plays so softly that he didn’t want to compete with even the minimal distraction of diners eating, Jonathan Richman nevertheless came through with one of the year’s most memorable performances on Wednesday night.
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Suspected Gang Members Arrested
Santa Barbara police arrested suspected gang members in two separate incidents on 12/7.
Zoo Brings Snow for Snow Leopard Festival
The Santa Barbara Zoo imported 40 tons of snow for its Snow Leopard Festival on 12/9.
Camerata Pacifica
The holidays are a great time to revisit the music of Mozart, and Camerata Pacifica took a distinctly adventurous path in this all-Mozart program, yet never strayed far from the sound of the viola. First up was the Duo No. 1 in G Major for Violin and Viola, K. 423, played by Catherine Leonard and Richard O’Neill.