Bernhard Hoffmann
Upon his arrival in Santa Barbara in 1919, Hoffmann embarked upon a decade of civic involvement that would go far in transforming Santa Barbara’s urban landscape.
Year: 2014
Wrapping up the First Independent High School Musical Theater Awards
On Monday night, 13 talented high school performers gathered at the New Vic to compete.
Santa Barbara’s Finest Chefs’ Favorite Recipes
Santa Barbara Culinary Arts releases new cookbook featuring 62 dishes; party this Saturday.
Ann Patchett Comes to S.B.
The award-winning author said she hopes those who attend her upcoming Arts & Lectures talk at UCSB leave understanding the importance of “good deeds.”
Krishnamurti’s May Gathering
The Krishnamurti Foundation of America holds two days of free workshops, programs, music, and art for both adults and teens May 10-11.
Book Sense
When he’s not toiling at his day job with the school district, Santa Barbara native Brian Tanguay writes a blog, “Shouts from the Balcony,” which he describes as “the harmless ravings of an unarmed American.”
volume 28, number 433, May 1-8, 2014
Wolf and Aceves Duke It Out for 2nd District
The Battle for Santa Barbara’s 2nd District
Will Supervisor Janet Wolf be able to win a third term in the 2nd District or will challenger Roger Aceves find an issue that will defeat her?
Run for the Wall
On May 12, LeRoy “Snuffy” Robles plans to Run for the Wall on his Harley; gang injunction defendants dwindle to 11.
Montecito Country Club to Receive Massive Makeover
The club will close for 16 months during the $30 million project.
