Blood Orange’s Dev Hynes Interviewed
Singer/producer talks soundscapes and the beauty of flaws
Year: 2019
Jo Duffy: 1943-2019
Jo Duffy started flying with the nonprofit Aeromedicos, then flew baby eaglets to sanctuaries; mapped oil spills, tracked migrating whales, and monitored the health of the shoreline from the air with Lighthawk; and was also a search and rescue pilot for the Coast Guard Auxiliary.
State Street Ballet’s ‘Ballroom’
Young company spreads joy with a blend of old and new works.
Beachy Beauty on Tour
Carpinteria Home & Garden Tour returns April 27
20 Questions with Kimberly True
Reflections from the founder of True Nature Landscape Architecture
Policies to Create All-Electric Buildings
Decarbonizing the building sector improves air quality and safety, slashes carbon emissions, and saves energy and money on utility bills.
SBCC Dance Collective Featured Powerhouse Performances
This year’s program highlighted a breadth of work and showed that the company has undergone a growth spurt of tangible proportions.
‘Legally Blonde: The Musical’ Lacks Substance
Energetic performers present big-ticket glitter-bomb musical numbers, but substance is missing in all that “sparkle.”
‘Everything Is Illuminated’ Doesn’t Translate
Despite a strong effort by the ETC team behind the production, this is one novel that should have stayed between the covers.
Silva Brewing Is Good for Chuck Silva’s Soul
Legendary San Diego brewmaster of Green Flash fame returns to his coastal roots.
