Pocket Concierge - Winter/Spring 2019

P O C K E T

CONCIERGE SANTA BARBARA WINTER & SPRING 2019

Your Guide for

ACTIVITIES MAPS & INFO RESTAURANTS SHOPPING

18K White Gold Diamond Ring with 2.71 Carats

812 State Street • Santa Barbara 966.9187 1482 East Valley Road • Montecito 565.4411 BryantAndSons.com Consecutive Winners of News Press Readers’ Choice Award and Independent Best Jewelry Store Award 2

Bryant & Sons

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n 1965 Bob Bryant set up shop in El Paseo. The idea was simple, help Santa Barbaran’s mark their special occasions with the finest in jewelry and time pieces. Turns out he was on to something.

For over 50 years people have been making purchases at Bryant and Son’s for weddings, anniversaries, graduations, holidays or just because.

The unique combination of a half century of acquired inventory and owning the original building allow Bryant and Son’s to offer attractive prices and selection for all customers.

“We’re seeing multiple generations coming to us to help with their special occasions. It’s a rewarding part of the business, we get to know the families and watch them grow.” Michael Bryant, son of founder Bob Bryant explains the Bryant and Son’s approach. “We’ve seen lots of changes in the business over the years but one thing remains constant, our product makes people happy. Jewelry isn’t just a onetime purchase, we’ve had pieces passed down through three generations.”

50 years in Santa Barbara is no easy feat, Bryant and Son’s longevity is a testament to the loyalty of thousands of customers. Reputations such as these are created one piece of jewelry at a time.

Stop into Bryant and Son’s and bring home a piece of Santa Barbara.

Bryant and Son’s Jewelers downtown in the Historic El Paseo and in the upper village of Montecito.

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P O C K E T

CONCIERGE SANTA BARBARA ACTIVITIES & SHOPPING

SANTA BARBARA DINING

Bryant & Sons, Ltd..........................2 Moxi....................................................8 Zodo’s...............................................10 S.B. Zoo...........................................12 Santa Barbara Museum of Natural History.......................14 Sea Center......................................15 Land Shark Tours...........................16 Beach House..................................17 Condor Express..............................18 S.B. Trolley Company................... 20 Ed Hat..............................................21 Summerland Wines...................... 22 Sustainable Vine Wine Tours...... 23 A-Frame Surf..................................24

Holdren’s Steaks & Seafood....... 26 Cajun Kitchen................................ 28 Opal Restaurant & Bar................ 30 The Palace Grill............................. 32 Joe’s Cafe........................................ 36 Sambo’s Restaurant...................... 38 Roy Restaurant & Cocktails........ 40 Soho Restaurant & Music Club.... 42 Chuck’s of Hawaii......................... 43 Enterprise Fish Company............ 44 S.B. Roasting Company............... 45 The Press Room............................ 46

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INFORMATION GUIDE

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Points of Interest Area Map.........34 Calendar of Events.........................48 Listings Guide..................................57 Central Coast Area Map...............63 Hiking Map.......................................64 Downtown Map...............................65 County Wineries Area Map..........66

MEADE PUBLISHING P.O. Box 90611 Santa Barbara, CA 93190 805-452-1020 805-966-1695 Fax Pocketconcierge@yahoo.com Production: City Creative Group www.citycg.com Photography: Scott Gibson (cover) Tom Tuttle Frank Becker Michael Baum

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Welcome

to Santa Barbara

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ice job on finding your way to Santa Barbara, chances are you heard something that lured you to this idyllic spot. If this is your first trip don’t be in too big a hurry to see everything this time, odds are you will be back.

Allow the Pocket Concierge to be your guide for what to do and where to go. The restaurants offer cuisine that is interesting and delicious, décor ranging from casual to dressy and every price range is represented.

Recreation of every type is readily available; being outdoors is a big part of the appeal or our American Riviera. Visiting our museums will give you an appreciation for all that has taken place on the South Coast for the last 200 years or so.

Just about every corner of Santa Barbara has a story, simply walk the streets and read the plaques to gather tidbits of the city’s’ rich history. We are big on charm and quaint, the beaches are beautiful and the mountains offer breathtaking vistas of one of the best small towns in America. I am not making that up, Conde Nast Traveler put us on the list in 2018 and I‘m telling everybody who will listen.

Wherever you go the weather will be with you and that’s most often a good thing. We win awards for climate too; US News and World Report chose Santa Barbara as the best city in the nation for weather in 2018. Santa Barbara averages 79 cloudy days a year with temperatures mostly in the 70’s. Only 3 days a year above 90 and 6 nights below freezing. Like I said, best in the country.

We are known for wine around these parts, tasting rooms are plentiful in the downtown and funk zone areas. There is much knowledge to be shared in those tasting rooms and you will be reminded that we can ship purchases to most states in the US. The effect of the movie Sideways has faded some, while the 2004 Paul Giamatti film brought great notoriety to the area, the movie’s popularity added about $10 a bottle to the prices of our Pinot Noir vintages. I am happy to report, good deals can now be found on whatever grape you fancy.

So there you have it, Santa Barbara has great restaurants, wine, weather and you might see Oprah. Make certain you plan your next trip around one of our many festivals, Solstice, Fiesta, The International film festival etc. and we’ll show you we know how to throw a party. Until then keep Santa Barbara in mind and we’ll save a spot for you in the front of the line.

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ACTIVITIES

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ANTA BARBARA has an outstanding variety

of fun things to do outdoors.

Whether your desire is to be on the water, on the land or in the mountains, there is something just for you. Take advantage of the mild Mediterranean climate and sunny days to bring out the best in you!

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MOXI

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OXI is the city’s newest hands-on destination for families and curious minds of all ages. The science museum is a place where you can explore and discover new things about the world around you, ask questions, seek answers, and have a blast doing so. Come ready to play throughout all three floors filled with 17,000 square feet of interactive experiences in science and creativity.

On the first floor, there are the areas dedicated to Sound, Fantastic Forces, and Tech, including MOXI’s own dedicated makerspace called the Innovation Workshop. The second floor features Light, Speed and Interactive Media, including a small black box theater which houses a variety of rotating exhibitions and shows. The third floor is home to the rooftop Levinson Family Sky Garden and features exhibits that take advantage of the natural elements and stunning views of the mountains, harbor, and Stearns Wharf.

MOXI is a place where fun comes first and learning happens in active, exciting, and unexpected ways. Create sound effects for popular movies, build and test a race car, or paint with light— you can do it all at MOXI. Keep an eye out for the museum’s floor staff, known as Sparks, who are there to ignite that learning by sparking your curiosity and creativity. They’re the ones in the blue shirts and will encourage you to experiment, observe, explore, discover, question, make and design.

MOXI is now open daily from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Check the website for any special hours and holiday closures.

General admission is $14 for adults (age 13 and up), and $10 for children age 3-12. Children 2 and under are admitted for free. One ticket gets you access to all MOXI has to offer.

Located at 125 State Street, www.moxi.org, 805-770-5000.

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Zodo’s Bowling and Beyond

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ant to have a fun day and live like a Santa Barbara local? Zodo’s Bowling and Beyond is Santa Barbara’s long-loved entertainment destination.

Chances are you’ve been bowling, but we guarantee you haven’t bowled like they do at Zodo’s.

Opened in 2001, Zodo’s is a state of the art bowling alley with 24 lanes, a huge arcade, and restaurant with full bar.

Glow Bowling, Interactive scoring, Facebook game connect and more helps the kids forget their phones and concentrate on the fun.

The Arcade at Zodo’s has all the fun you can’t get on an iPad; air hockey, hoops, skee-ball and other redemption games. Play, win and trade your tickets in for cool prizes.

The bar and restaurant inside Zodo’s boasts a delicious and constantly changing menu with pub fare, brick oven pizzas, big burgers, fresh salads and all the sides you can’t live without. Wings, chicken tenders, nachos, fries and tater tots in a variety of flavors never fails to satisfy.

The restaurant also features a full bar and more beers on tap (40) than you will be able to sample in one visit. Plus, Zodo’s two daily happy hours helps to make the trip affordable. Join us for discounted drink prices from 4pm-7pm daily, or from 9pm Sunday thru Wednesday and 10pm Thursday thru Saturday.

Zodo’s is good old fashioned fun in an updated setting. Come see what happens when the words Cool and Bowling collide. Call to reserve your lane today!

Zodo’s Bowling and Beyond. Open daily from 8:30am. 5925 Calle Real, Goleta, CA, (805) 967-0128. www.zodos.com 11

Kevin Smith

400 animals 30 acres

The World's Most Beautiful Zoo Redeem this ad for $1 off each admission.

Valid for up to 6 paid admissions (805) 962-5339 • Just off Cabrillo Blvd. at East Beach • sbzoo.org 12

Rare & Remarkable

at the Santa Barbara Zoo

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s there any zoo that has giraffes with a view of the beach? Or a penguin who wears a shoe? How about an “ant hill” that kids can slide down? The Santa Barbara Zoo has all this and more, featuring 144 remarkable species, many of which are endangered or rare.

Perched on a hillside overlooking the ocean, the Zoo was once a grand estate. Graceful Masai giraffes now roam in what once was a garden across from East Beach, with views of the public beach and volleyball courts. Two gangly calves were born here last year: Chad in March and Parker in August.

Nearby, brothers Nzinga (age 18) and Bangori (age 12), Western lowland gorillas, forage for fruits and veggies hidden by keepers before the Zoo opened for the day, or rest near the viewing area’s glass window. They are a “bachelor troop,” similar to those found in their native Africa. All gorillas face major challenges in the wild, and are critically endangered.

North America’s largest land bird, the California condor has come back from only 22 individual birds in the 1980s, to more than 450 today. Five of these highly endangered species are in residence in the Zoo’s large aviary with panoramic views of the city of Santa Barbara and the Santa Ynez Mountains. Zoo staff help monitor released condors breeding in the wild, about 40 miles away.

Amur leopards are the most endangered big cat on the planet—and among the most beautiful. A young female named Ajax recently arrived from an English zoo to help diversify the North American genepool of this Asian species. We’ll soon be seeing spots, if she mates with the Zoo’s male, Wyatt. She likes to climb; look for her high in the exhibit.

After penguin Lucky hatched at the Zoo in 2010, keepers noticed that his right foot did not develop properly, and he could not swim or walk well. Lucky faced possible death due to continued infections. Teva, the outdoor shoe company, created a custom-made shoe for the young penguin, allowing him to join the Zoo’s Humboldt penguin colony, where he lives to this day.

Don’t miss the Kallman Family Play Area, with its oversized spider’s web, bird’s nest, lily pads and toadstools, plus the ant hill which children love to slide down on cardboard. It’s wild!

The Santa Barbara Zoo is located just off Cabrillo Blvd. at East Beach, (805) 962-5339, www.sbzoo.org 13

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Make a SPLASH aboard Santa Barbara’s most unique tour!

THE LAND SHARK!

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Tours departing daily from 99 West Cabrillo Boulevard

12pm • 2pm • 4pm (Winter: No 4pm tour November–April) Reservations not required • Lightweight jacket recommended

(805) 683-7600 WWW.THELANDSHARK.NET

Tour route and schedule subject to change or cancellation. TCP #016637-S 16

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Whale Watching on the

CONDOR EXPRESS • Year Round Whale Watching • Island Excursions • Private Party Cruises • Private Charters

voted

BEST whale

watching year after year!

Come and enjoy Humpbacks, Blue Whales, Dolphins and other sea life in the Santa Barbara Channel.

Our newly renovated 75 foot quad-jet catamaran provides a comfortable ride along the Santa Barbara coast and the islands. Features upper sun-deck, full service bar & galley and a professional, experienced crew.

Make your

reservations now!

(805) 882-0088 1 (888) 77WHALE www.condorexpress.com

Santa Barbara Harbor

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All Aboard

The Condor Express

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ride on the Condor Express is Santa Barbara’s favorite way to capture the essence of the South Coast’s water culture. The amount of sea life that you can witness in the Santa Barbara channel is impressive. Waiting for you in their natural habitat are dolphins, harbor seals, a variety of birds and of course blue whales, humpback whales and grey whales.

This is no theme park ride, the Santa Barbara Channel is home to some of the most diverse sea life on the California coast. In all there are 27 different varieties of sea life to experience while rolling through the channel. A two hour trip on the Condor Express will fly by, the opportunity to max out the memory on your camera phone is around every turn.

The Condor Express is a catamaran with a unique hull design providing stability you don’t see in other craft. Powered by four 740 horsepower engines and boasting a top speed of 28 knots, the 75 foot Condor Express can out run most everything else in the harbor. There is room for 130 people and seating upstairs, downstairs, inside and out. If being on the ocean makes you hungry or thirsty, there’s breakfast, lunch and a Full bar aboard.

There are a variety of ways to enjoy the Santa Barbara coastline on the Condor Express.

Climb aboard for Whale Watching, Sunset Cruises or look for some of the exciting theme parties featuring food and a variety of music styles from Opera to Reggae.

Santa Barbara has a lot to see and do but without the ocean we’d be just another town with world class wines, great food, incredible weather, friendly people and 75 minutes of free parking.

No trip is complete without time on the water and no craft is equal to the Condor Express. Condorexpress.com, (805) 882-0088.

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Santa Barbara Trolley

DAILY TOURS & CHARTER SERVICES VISIT SBTROLLEY.COM

See Santa Barbara in 90 Minutes!

805-965-0353 Tours Operate Daily every 60 minutes Adults $22 per person • Kids FREE! Tickets Available On-Board

Trolley Pick up at 1 Garden Street at the corner of Garden and Cabrillo Blvd.

Visa & Mastercharge Accepted • www.sbtrolley.com Serving Santa Barbara since 1985 • PSG26932 (PUC License) 20

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where you want to go...

To have fun, to connect with old friends and to make new ones! Summerland Winery is a deliciously inviting wine tasting destination brimming with activity and adventure.

Join us in our tasting room for premier estate grown wines exclusively from the Central Coast, and discover the enchantment of Santa Barbara wine country and the unique coastal town of Summerland.

2330 Lillie Avenue, Summerland, CA 93067 (805) 565-9463 www.summerlandwine.com 22

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A-FRAME SURF SANTA CLAUS LANE . CARPINTERIA

SURFBOARDS (BUY OR RENT) SURF APPAREL SHOES, WATCHES, ACCESSORIES SURF LESSONS

LOCALLY OWNED & OPERATED OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK (805) 684-8803 24

Holdren’s

DINING & NIGHTLIFE

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ANTA BARBARA is home to many diverse culinary

experiences. Choose indoor or outdoor patio seating, beachside or cafe dining. From casual or

Opal

formal dining—elegant dress to shorts and sandals. Home to world-famous chefs offering their best creations to the most

Cajun Kitchen

discerning palate.

Palace Grill

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14 oz Prime New York Strip

Aged to Perfection for the Most Amount of Flavor and Tenderness

The “Cowboy Cut”

Holdren’s Signature Steak 24 oz. Prime Rib Bone-In Rib Chop Served with Spicy Onion Rings

Holdren’s stuffed chicken

10 oz. chicken breast stuffed with ricotta cheese, spinach and dungeness crab topped with champagne cream sauce.

Spicy Tuna Tartar

Hand-cut Ahi Tuna, Sliced Cucumber and Fresh Avocado, with a Maytag Bleu Cheese Crostini

Wine Spectator award winner!

VOTED BEST STEAK in Santa Barbara 7 years in a row!

BEST OF WINNER! READERS’ POLL

Gourmet Desserts • World Class Wine List

HOLDREN’S 512 State Street • 965-3363 Mon–Thurs 11:30am–10pm • Fri 11:30am–11pm Sat & Sun 4pm to close

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Holdren’s

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here can I get a good steak”? “Who has good seafood?”

Travelers to Santa Barbara often ask one or both of these questions, conveniently the answer to both is Holdren’s Steak and Seafood at 512 State street.

Fashioned after the classic New York steakhouse, Holdren’s has the feel of quality. Come sit in a big red leather booth, pour over a well crafted wine list, choose premium quality steaks, chops or seafood presented by knowledgeable servers. Debuting in Santa Barbara in 1999, Holdren’s has set the standard for fine dining in downtown Santa Barbara.

If you came for beef, Holdren’s has you covered, Filet Mignon, Top Sirloin, Porterhouse, NY Strip or Rib Eye. If you’re feeling extreme, have them bring the Cowboy Cut, a one and a half pound bone in Rib Eye served with onion rings and a twice baked potato. The freshest locally sourced fish is always a correct choice at Holdren’s. Pan seared Halibut or Mesquite grilled Salmon are two of the more popular items on Holdren’s extensive menu. Live large with an 8 to 10 inch Lobster tail charbroiled and served with drawn butter. Order the Sesame seared Hawaiian Ahi, baked Sea Bass, Panko Parmesean Sand Dabs or Bacon Wrapped jumbo Scallops and heads will turn as your plate arrives at the table.

We suggest you start your Holdren’s experience with a hand crafted cocktail or a top shelf single malt scotch. Local breweries have offerings on tap and the wine list is as extensive as it is unique. Proximity to one of the best wine regions in the world gives Holdren’s first choice on some of the premiere vintages from our local wineries.

Holdren’s patio is a perfect spot to people watch and take in the view of the State street. Atmosphere is a big part of the dining experience and Holdren’s is obsessed with creating exceptional surroundings. There is a bar menu if you are looking for a quick bite and a terrific happy hour with craft cocktails and delicious appetizers daily from 4 to 6.

Lunch, dinner or drinks, Holdren’s is a good bet, Open 7 days a week at 512 State Street.

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Proudly Serving

901 Chapala St. (805) 965-1004

1924 De La Vina St. (805) 687-2062

6831 Hollister Ave. (805) 571-1517

6025 Calle Real (805) 770-3265

online ordering available

serving espresso

serving espresso and online ordering available

301 E Main St. (805) 643-7701 www.CAJUNKITCHENCAFE.com

Cajun Kitchen

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n a town known for a wealth of food choices, how does one restaurant stand out from the crowd?

Cajun Kitchen started out simply enough, a small restaurant with a reputation for a good breakfast and lots of it. Word got around and soon one restaurant wasn’t enough, nor was two, then three and so it went. Today Cajun Kitchen covers all of Santa Barbara and Goleta because supply had to keep up with demand. Now the Cajun Kitchen family of restaurants has two stores in Goleta near the university, two in Santa Barbara and one in Ventura.

The reason for rapid expansion of the empire is simple, great food at great price. As easy as that sounds, it’s hard to do. Every day begins early at Cajun Kitchen, Goleta opens at 6am and in Santa Barbara the doors swing wide at 6:30am. Fresh Breakfast and Lunch is served with a southern theme and portions no one ever complains about.

Traditional Cajun inspired breakfast includes, chicken fried steak with gravy, andoullie sausage, blackened salmon or catfish and crab cakes. All of the favorites are there too, any omelet you can imagine plus some dishes named after the long term employees like the Crazy Shirley Scramble or Roz’s Omelet. Buttermilk pancakes, blueberry pancakes, beignets, Belgian waffles or the famous French toast round out a hearty morning menu.

Stick around for lunch and you’ll find Jambalaya, file gumbo, blackened catfish, blackened redfish, etouffee or a simple bowl of red beans and rice. Cajun Kitchen can cook a mean burger too, try the Ortega chile burger, the French dip or tuna melt. The menu has a wide range and won’t disappoint even the most discerning palate in your party . Conversation may slow when the food arrives at your table, most folks find it hard to resist attacking this type of temptation.

Cajun Kitchen is quietly becoming the preferred stop for all visitors to Santa Barbara, no reason to miss a meal here comes to mind, it’s all good. A good breakfast or lunch at Cajun Kitchen and you may skip dinner all together.

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Opal Restaurant & Bar

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s you walk up State Street past the Arlington Theater be sure to notice one of Santa Barbara’s most inviting dining choices, Opal Restaurant and Bar. Owners Tina Takaya and Richard Yates have created a culinary jewel in downtown Santa Barbara. The Opal menu offers innovative California cuisine incorporating ingredients from around the world, complimented by a Wine Spectator award winning wine list. Creativity is evident in everything that is served, Executive Chef Felipe Barajas and Executive Sous Chef Gerardo Barajas make certain every detail is managed with style. While the chef team has been with Opal for over 20 years they are showing no sign of slowing down. Felipe and Gerardo are constantly bringing new ideas to the job while offering the favorites dishes that have defined Opal for over two decades.

If you are looking for delicious and different, and really who isn’t, Opal will find a way to exceed your expectations.

It has been rumored that Opal patrons were taking pictures of their food before we had cameras in phones, the dishes are that stunning. Try the Shredded Phyllo Wrapped Tiger Prawns Flash Fried with Coconut Curry Dipping Sauce. Make certain someone at your table orders the Arborio Risotto with Sauteed Wild Mushrooms, Fresh Asparagus and Artichokes. Whatever you decide on eating just may change when you see what is delivered to the table next to you, the presentation at Opal is second to none.

Dessert is such a treat at Opal that not ordering something should only take place if you are late for the train. Choose “Like Water for Chocolate” a Belgian Callebaut Dark Chocolate and Raspberries. Guaranteed someone is going to want a bite. Pair it with a port or cognac and you will forget all about the movie you were going to see.

You will be impressed by the staff, everyone who is hired was chosen for their heart and attention to detail. Everyone working at Opal believes and practices the Opal philosophy.

People are hungry for more than “just great food”: we seek to create an experience that removes barriers and creates connection between people; one that ultimately nurtures the soul as well.

Opal is open for dinner nightly at 5pm and lunch Monday thru Friday until 2:30pm. Located just up from the Arlington Theater at 1325 State Street.

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A popular local’s favorite, opal restaurant and bar infuses an

Eclectic California Cuisine with creative influences from around the World.

“This centrally located American Bistro shines with “gourmet food at everyday prices” and remains an “absolute must in SB” for “well -prepared”, “creative” fare complemented by “superb-illuminating” wines, “charming” decor; “satisfyingly buzzy” ambiance and accomodating service keeps it a “favorite with Locals” -----Zagat Survey

Great Steaks, Fresh Fish & Seafood, Amazing desserts...

W.S. Award-Winning Wine list * Full Bar * Martini Menu

Private Banquet Room * Catering * Take-out * 1325 State Street, Next to the Arlington Theatre Open Daily Lunch and Dinner 805-966-9676 www.opalrestaurantandbar.com 31

As Soon As You Set Foot Inside The Palace Grill, You’ll Know You Are In For A Special Experience...

A Taste of New Orleans

Laissez les bons temp rouler. Let the good times roll.

LOUISIANA BBQ SHRIMP • HURRICANE MARGARITA CAJUN MARTINI • CAJUN CRAWFISH POPCORN SEAFOOD GUMBO • COCONUT CARIBBEAN SHRIMP GRILLED AHI TUNA • STUFFED FILET MIGNON PASTA JAMBALAYA • LOUISIANA BREAD PUDDING SOUFFLÉ • BLACKENED REDFISH • KEY LIME PIE

“Voted Best Service for 30 Years” “One of the Most Highly Rated Restaurants in America” –The Zagat Survey Dinner served nightly from 5:30 Lunch Friday-Sunday from 11:30–3:00

Restaurant available for parties or catering Mon-Thu

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The Palace Grill

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very day is a holiday and every meal is a banquet at the Palace Grill. How else do you explain everyone having such a good time?

If you are thinking of visiting New Orleans, stop at Palace Grill on Cota street for a quick look at what you might find. Good Cajun cooking on the West Coast, the Palace Grill has been offering up the best of New Orleans to Santa Barbara for over 30 years.

Founded in 1983, The Palace Grill chooses only the finest ingredients for every dish, fresh fish, steaks, pasta and of course Jambalaya, Gumbo and Crawfish Etouffee.

The feeling at the Palace Grill is completely authentic, right down to the artwork of George Rodrigue’s Blue Dog and Hollywood Evans oil painting of Louis Armstrong. The entire staff works as a team, whoever you see in the traditional white jacket is your waiter. Lunch or dinner brings an assortment of happy people to your table with only one goal, making your experience at the Palace memorable.

Managing partner Errol Williams brings a big part of the fun at the Palace Grill. Originally from Jamaica Errol has been the life of the party at The Palace Grill for over 20 years. Errol has 46 years in the business with stops at the El Encanto and the famous Olive Mill Bistro making him one of the most celebrated operators in town.

Dining at the Palace Grill is not just the food, it’s the flavor. Every bit of your meal will be an experience for the eyes and the ears as well as your palate. Live music is featured right outside the restaurant on Tuesday and Saturdays. Friday’s magic performed at your table will delight the young and old. Good food and legendary service keeps the Palace Grill rocking 7 days a week. For something delicious and unique come to the Palace Grill, le bon temps roulé.

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AREA KEY DESTINATIONS & POINTS OF INTEREST MUSEUMS 1 KARPELES MANUSCRIPT LIBRARY MUSEUM , 21 W. Anapamu............................................................962-5322 2 MUSEUM OF NATURAL HISTORY, 2559 Puesta Del Sol Rd..................................................682-4711 3 SANTA BARBARA CARRIAGE & WESTERN ARTS, 129 Castillo ................................................................962-2353 4 SANTA BARBARA HISTORICAL MUSEUM, 136 E. De La Guerra..................................................... 966-1601 5 SANTA BARBARA MARITIME MUSEUM, 113 Harbor Way .......................................................... 962-8404 6 SANTA BARBARA MUSEUM OF ART, 1130 State St .............................................................. 963-4364 7 TY WARNER SEA CENTER, 211 Stearns Wharf .......................................................962-0885

HISTORIC SITES 8 CASA DE LA GUERRA, 15 East de la Guerra Street............................................965-0093 9 EL PRESIDIO STATE HISTORIC PARK, 123 East Canon Perdido................................................965-0093 10 SANTA BARBARA COUNTY COURTHOUSE, 1100 Anacapa St.......................................................... 962-6464 11 SANTA BARBARA HARBOR, Harbor Way at Cabrillo Blvd/Shoreline 12 SANTA BARBARA MISSION, 2201 Laguna St............................................................682-4713 13 STEARNS WHARF, End of State Street at the Ocean

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SANTA BARBARA ZOO, 500 Ninos Drive...........................................................962-5339 SANTA BARBARA BOTANIC GARDEN, 1212 Mission Canyon Rd ............................................... 682-4726 LOS POSITAS/ELINGS PARK, Las Positas Rd. & Jerry Harwin Pk....................................569-5611 OLD MISSION PARK & ROSE GARDENS, 2200 Laguna................................................................682-4713 LOTUSLAND, 95 Ashley Rd. (reservations only)...................................969-9990 DOUGLAS FAMILY PRESERVE, End of Las Positas at Cliff Drive

ARTS 20 CONTEMPORARY ARTS FORUM, Paseo Nuevo Mall......................................................... 966-5373 21 LOBERO THEATER, 33 E. Canon Perdido St................................................. 966-0190 22 GRANADA THEATER, 1216 State...................................................................899-3000 23 ARLINGTON THEATER, 1317 State St...............................................................963-4408 24 SANTA BARBARA COUNTY BOWL, 1122 N. Milpas Street.....................................................962-7411 25 CABRILLO PAVILION ARTS CENTER, 1118 E. Cabrillo Blvd..................................................... 897-1982 26 S.B. PUBLIC LIBRARY/FAULKNER GALLERY, 40 E. Anapamu............................................................. 962-7653

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Santa Barbara County Courthouse

Stearns Wharf

Santa Barbara Harbor

Solvang

Mission Rose Garden

Butterfly Beach surfing

Santa Ynez Wine Country

Santa Barbara Mission

El Presidio

UCSB

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La Arcada Plaza

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“Best breakfast in town” OLDEST RESTAURANT IN SANTA BARBARA 536 STATE STREET (805) 966-4638 www.joescafesb.com Open 7:30 a.m. til 1:00 a.m.

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ou hear it all the time, people ask “Where do the locals go around here?” A good bet is to send them to Joe’s at the corner of State and Cota. Joe’s café has a rich and interesting history, which anyone seated at the bar will gladly expand upon. The legendary strength of the Joe’s cocktails could be the catalyst for the spirited conversation or maybe it’s just there’s a lot to tell.

Founded in 1928 by Joe Ferrario, Joe’s is the quintessential tavern on the corner. Neither the depression nor prohibition could keep Joe’s from flourishing. In 1933 when liquor in public places became a thing again, Joe’s was perfectly positioned as the go to spot in Santa Barbara. Joe’s has changed hands a couple of times but no one ever dared to take the restaurant in a different direction. The hard to miss sign that former owner Harry Davis muscled through the city council in the fifties has now reached landmark status at 512 State Street.

Every town has a place where people gather to chat, eat great steaks and sandwiches, sip cocktails and relax, away from the pressures of the day. In this town, that place is Joe’s café.

The food at Joe’s is simple but never plain, delicious and within everyone’s budget. Steaks and seafood served with a large baked potato or the to-die-for French fries and salad are the standard fare. The Omaha tri-tip sandwich is a big seller alongside the world famous French Dip.

For breakfast, lunch or dinner you will be treated to the one-of-a-kind service that’s a huge part of the Joe’s experience. Most of the crew has been with the company for a while, some for over 40 years. They know the restaurant and the city inside out.

You want conversation, you want history, you want a stiff drink? You want Joe’s Café.

Joe’s Café, 512 State Street, (805) 966-4638, www.joescafesb.com.

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reakfast on the Beach, nothing is more Santa Barbara than a fresh cup of coffee and a stack of pancakes with an ocean view. For sixty years the original Sambo’s been keeping the coffee hot and the pancakes fluffy from the same spot on Cabrillo Boulevard. The Santa Barbara property is the last surviving location of the more than 1100 Sambo’s restaurants that in the 70’s were in 47 states across the country.

Chad Stevens, the grandson of Sam Batistone, one of the original partners of the Sambo’s empire is often found behind the counter and greeting the customers. Stevens took over the restaurant in 1998 and has continued the family tradition of great food, great service and always a full cup of coffee.

The menu has changed a bit over the years to add some local flavor but you will still find the classic Eggs any way you like em, Hash Browns cooked just right, Fresh Squeezed Orange Juice and a basket of muffins with every meal.

The atmosphere of the restaurant is refreshingly nostalgic. The art on the walls tell the story of Little Sambo and the Tiger. The booths and tables have a comfortable old school feel, breakfast or lunch at the counter takes you back to early California when every highway in the state had a diner for the weary traveler. The outdoor patio is perfect spot for a leisurely bite to eat while taking in the best view in town.

Whether it’s breakfast or lunch, the Sambo’s menu will cover all the bases. Classic choices like the French Toast, Chicken Fried Steak and Corned Beef Hash and eggs will satisfy the comfort food craving.

Juicy Burgers, High Stacked Deli Sandwiches and Sambo’s Tacos are a perfect call any time of day. Once there was a Sambo’s everywhere you traveled, now there is only one chance, the original Sambo’s on the beach in Santa Barbara open every day from 6:30 to 2:30.

Classic Sambo’s memorabilia is available if you care to take a piece of Santa Barbara history home.

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your scientific skills and make your own discoveries. You can bring your questions and specimens to our staff naturalist, get up close with specimens, and get tips on where to enjoy our local wilderness. The Curiosity Lab is fun for all ages! At the S.B. Museum of Natural History. For info: www. sbnature.org.

DAILY Farmers Markets, www.sbfarmersmarket.org, Saturdays: Downtown SB, Corner of Santa Barbara & Cota Streets, 8:30 am-1:00 pm, 962-5354; Sundays: Goleta-Camino Real Marketplace, 7004 Marketplace Drive, 10 am-2 pm, 962-5354; Tuesdays: Old Town Santa Barbara, 500 & 600 State Street, 4-7:30 pm, 962-5354; Wednesdays: Solvang Village, Copenhagen Drive & 1st Street, 2:30-6:30 pm, 962-5354; Thursdays: Goleta-Camino Real Marketplace, 7004 Marketplace Dr. 3-6 pm, 962-5354; Thursdays: Carpinteria, 800 Block of Linden Avenue, 3-6:30 pm, 962-5354; Fridays: Montecito, 1100 & 1200 Block of Coast Village Road, 8-11:15 am, 962-5354

DAILY JELLIES & Friends, Enter the mesmerizing world of JELLIES & friends and watch these elegant animals as they undulate, pulse, swim, slither and move gracefully through the water. Experience the beauty and wonder of our local soft-bodied marine life. Made mostly of water, they are 100% captivating. At the Sea Center, Stearns Wharf. For info: www.sbnature.org.

DAILY Bike & Surrey Rentals, 23 East Cabrillo Blvd., $3 discount coupon available at The Visitor Center on 1 Garden Street, www.wheelfunrentalssb.com, 965-3021 966-2282

DAILY Santa Barbara Trolley Tour 2-Day Pass, $22.00/adult, One FREE Youth (12 & under) per one paying adult. 90-minute narrated tour, includes many discounts, 10-3 daily, tickets sold at The Visitor Center, 1 Garden Street, 965-0353, www.sbtrolley. com

DAILY Island Dolphin/Whale Watching, Condor Express, 10% discount coupon available at the Visitor Center, www.condorcruises.com, 1-888-77whale.

DAILY The Land Shark / Land and Sea Tours, $30 adults. $15.00 children (10 and under). 90‑minute narrated tours in town and at sea on The Land Shark, November 1-April 30: 12pm & 2pm; May 1-October 30: 12pm, 2pm & 4pm. Tickets sold at The Visitor Center, 1 Garden Street, 965-3021

DAILY Santa Barbara Premium Boutique Winery Tours, Voted Santa Barbara’s best all-day, winery and vineyard experience.

Locations are based solely on Santa Barbara County’s quality small production, family-owned wineries that are committed to sustainability. Tours are always customized based on the group’s wine preferences. For booking and more info: sustainablevinewinetours.com, (805) 698-3911.

DAILY Gladwin Planetarium Shows, Experience the wonders of the night sky as never before with their fully digital star projection system. 3pm daily then hourly on weekends from 11am with last show at 3 pm (on Sunday 3pm show is in Spanish), SB Museum of Natural History, www.sbnature. org, 682-4711

DAILY Santa Barbara Adventure Company, Channel Islands & coastal kayaking trips, rentals, surf lessons, rock climbing, wine tours by bike and van, high ropes courses. Wine country tour with wine and cupcake pairing! www.SBAdventureCo.com, 884-WAVE

DAILY Curiosity Lab, Explore the wonders of the natural world through cool hands-on activities in this dynamic learning lab.

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DAILY Santa Barbara Airbus Day Trips, www.sbairbus.com, 964-7759

Whale watching in the Santa Barbara channel

DAILY Intertidal Wonders, Get your hands wet at the Sea Center as you explore the wonders and beauty of local marine life in the new Intertidal Wonders touch pools. Feel the stickiness of a sea anemone tentacle or cradle a hermit crab in the palm of your hand. Trained naturalists will be on hand to guide you in the discovery of textures, shapes, and biology of a variety of marine invertebrates that call the Santa Barbara coast their home. At the Sea Center, Stearns Wharf. For info: www.sbnature.org.

DAILY Santa Barbara Botanic Garden Events, coupon available at the Visitor Center, www.sbbg.org, 682-4726 DAILY Docent Led Tours, SB County Courthouse, Monday-Friday at 10:30 am, daily at 2 pm, www.sbcourthouse.org, 962-6464 DAILY SB County Courthouse Clock Gallery, SB County Courthouse, by appointment, www.sbcourthouse.org, 962-6464

Carneros Road, Goleta, 1-4 pm, www. goletahistory.org, 681-7216

DAILY Shark Cove, Come face to face with surprisingly docile marine predators coastal sharks and rays, see baby sharks still in their translucent egg cases, explore interactive exhibits that highlight a shark’s world, and enjoy the ever-popular shark touch pool!

At the Sea Center, Stearns Wharf. For info: www.sbnature.org.

WEEKENDS Wildlife Cruises, Pontoon cruises led by a Cachuma Lake Park Naturalist will reveal a variety of both resident and migratory species of wildlife. Beautiful spring wildflowers decorate the mountain slopes, herds of mule deer graze along the shoreline, birds of prey perch in towering trees or glide through the sky in addition to many other sights worth seeing. Adults $15, kids $10 (5-12 years old; sorry, no kids under 5). Reservations are recommended: www. countyofsb.org, (805) 568-2460; (805) 686-5055.

DAILY Reagan Ranch Center Exhibit Gallery, see original artifacts and interact with multimedia exhibits, 217 State Street (across from Amtrak station), 11 am-4:00 pm, reaganranch.yaf.org, 957-1980.

ONGOING SOhO Concerts, blues, funk, rock and reggae, SOhO has been delivering world class music since 1995. 1221 State St., www.sohosb.com, 962-7776

WEEKENDS Curiosity Lab, Museum of Natural History, sbnature.org, 682-4711 SATURDAYS Fisherman’s Market, Santa Barbara Harbor, 7:30-10 am, www.sbfish. com, 965-9564

WEEKENDS Historic Downtown Walking Tours, Experience Santa Barbara—its architecture and its past—in a unique and personal way. Saturday from De La Guerra Plaza, Sunday from the steps of the Main Library, 10 am, www.afsb.org, 965-6307

SATURDAYS The Art From Scrap CreatorLab, The Art From Scrap CreatorLab comes alive with a themed workshop every Saturday from 10:00 am to 12:00 pm. Cost: $8.00 per person. www. exploreecology. org/art-from-scrap/

WEEKENDS Tour Rancho La Patera and Historic Stow House, 304 North Los

SATURDAYS Carpinteria Salt Marsh Tour, 10 am, www.carpinteria.ca.us, 684-5405 SATURDAYS Charter-Style Bus Service, to and from Santa Barbara and the Santa Ynez Valley, only $14.00 round-trip! www. cleanairexpress.com, 692-1902 SATURDAYS–MONDAYS Docent-led Tours, SB Botanic Garden, Saturday and Sunday at 11 am and 2 pm, Monday at 2 pm, coupon available at the Visitor Center, www.sbbg.org, 682-4726 x102 SUNDAYS Arts and Crafts Show, Cabrillo Blvd, 10-5, www.sbaacs.com, 897-1982 3RD SUNDAYS Free Family Sundays at the SB Museum of Natural History, March, April, September, October, November and December. 2559 Puesta del Sol, www. sbnature.org, 682-4711

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2 - 21 Nature Imagined, a special exhibition that celebrates nature through the vivid imaginations of Cheryl Medow, Ellen Jewett, and Hilary Brace. Inspired by nature, these artists use diverse materials and methods to create environments that engage the imagination. Wildling Museum of Art and Nature, www.wildlingmuseum.org

4-6 pm for our HAPPY HOUR! Buy 1 glass, get the second for $1.00! Founded in 2002

by Nebil “Bilo” Zarif, Summerland Winery produces quality, estate-grown wines derived from renowned vineyards. 4:00pm - 6:00pm, Summerland Winery, summerlandwine.com WEDNESDAYS College Night Wednesdays at Zodo’s, Grab some friends and come get your bowl on! Bowl for just $19 per hour per lane, up to 6 bowlers! $3.00 shoe rental. Enjoy food and drink specials while you bowl—our late night Happy Hour starts an hour early at 9 pm! Get a free bus ride from Isla Vista to Zodo’s. Buses pick up in front of Keg & Bottle in Isla Vista (corner of Embarcadero del Mar and Madrid Road) on Wednesday nights at 9:30 and 10:30 pm and return to Isla Vista from Zodo’s at 11:30 pm and 12:15 am.

2 - FEBRUARY 4 Nature Abstracted, This show features work from the Abstract Art Collective (AAC), a Santa Barbara community-based group of artists. Abstract art challenges the artist and audience to mine the depths of emotion and intellect—to journey far from real-world imagery and into the imagination. Wildling Museum of Art and Nature, www.wildlingmuseum.org 4 Lit Moon Theatre Company presents: A Doll House, Directed by John Blondell.

Ibsen’s iconic domestic drama in a vividly contemporary new staging. “A fascinating and sharply defined production of one of the world’s great dramas.…” -Charles Donelan, Santa Barbara Independent. Center Stage Theater, 751 Paseo Nuevo, (805) 963-0408.

3RD WEDNESDAY Savor Solvang, stroll and shop the Farmer’s Market (2:30-6 pm), wine tasting & free entertainment at Solvang Park (6-9 pm), solvangthirdwednesday.com, 688-6144 THURSDAYS SB Flea Market, Earl Warren Showgrounds, 8am-3pm, www.earlwarren. com, 590-5435

5 Lit Moon Theatre Company presents: The Nina Variations, Directed by John Blondell. In a remarkable tour de force, Steven Dietz riffs on a famous scene between Nina and Konstantin in Anton Chekhov’s The Seagull. As part of the Lit Moon Reunion Weekend, 43 company actors from the past and present play the 43 scenes of this poignant and heartbreaking play. Center Stage Theater, 751 Paseo Nuevo, (805) 963-0408.

THURSDAYS Free Thursday Evenings at the Museum, Museum of Art, 5‑8 pm, www.sbma.net, 963-4364 1ST THURSDAYS 1st Thursday, An Evening of Visual and Performing Arts, various locations downtown SB, 5-8pm, www. downtownsb.org, 962-2098

10 The 1969 Blowout and the Birth of the Environmental Movement, Marc McGinnes, Professor Emeritus and a founding member of UC Santa Barbara’s Environmental Studies Program, will discuss the central role that the Santa Barbara community has played in launching and sustaining the environmental movement during the past 50 years. Santa Barbara Maritime Museum (805) 962-8404, www.sbmm.org

1ST THURSDAYS Bike Moves, Plaza de Vera Cruz, E. Cota St. between Anacapa and Santa Barbara Sts., 7:30 pm, www.sbbikemoves.com 3rd ThursdayS SB Maritime Museum Free, www.sbmm.org, 962-8404

JANUARY

11 Jon Batiste, Multifaceted jazz artist Jon Batiste is seen by millions on television five nights a week as bandleader of The Late Show with Stephen Colbert. With his soulful brand of high-energy pop mixed with New Orleans funk and American jazz standards, his 2013 album Social Music with Stay Human topped the charts as the No. 1 jazz album in the world. UCSB Arts & Lectures, info@artsandlectures.ucsb.edu, (805) 893-3535.

1- FEBRUARY 10 Paths of Gold: Japanese Landscape and Narrative Paintings, This exhibition examines the aesthetics of Japanese art within both private and public interiors by showcasing nine folding screens, two scroll paintings, and examples of lacquerware selected from SBMA’s permanent collection. Santa Barbara Museum of Art, sbma.net, (805) 963-4364.

1 - FEBRUARY 17 The Mariners Grand Staircase, Inaugurating the Park Projects series at SBMA is a site-specific installation

by Los Angeles-based artist April Street.

The installation takes its inspiration from the historic voyage of Navigator Eleanor Creesy and Captain Josiah Perkins Creesy. Santa Barbara Museum of Art, sbma.net, (805) 963-4364.

11 KTYD and Pandaman present Go To Hale, Rock & roll impresario Hale Milgrim is back with another carefully-crafted film collage featuring legendary musical artists from the 60’s to present, performing rarely seen (and quite magical) collaborations. Lobero Theatre, (805) 966-4946, www.lobero.org.

11 Live Music at Carr Winery with OutOfTheBlue, Swing by play a game of shuffle board, sip some wine and enjoy some rock n’ roll with OutOfTheBlue from 6-8 Friday evening. Carr Winery, (805) 9657985, www.carrwinery.com

1 - FEBRUARY 17 Photographs by Manuel Álvarez Bravo, Born and raised in Mexico City and largely self-taught, Manuel Álvarez Bravo (1902-2002) is among the most important Mexican artists of the 20th century and one of the most celebrated figures in the history of photography. Santa Barbara Museum of Art, sbma.net, (805) 963-4364.

12 Haiti Girl Power: Music for the Maison, Haiti Girl Power: Music for the Maison is an all-day celebration to benefit the Maison des Jasmins, a transition house 50

in Port-Au-Prince, Haiti for orphan young women to complete their education. For more information about the cause, visit MaisonDJ.com. Daytime activities: Zumba with Josette Tkacik; Drum Circle with Jerry Zacarias. Evening Concert at Center Stage Theater: Matthew Doohan; The Brambles; Jason Campbell and The Drive. Center Stage Theater, 751 Paseo Nuevo, (805) 963-0408.

2017 performance. UCSB Arts & Lectures, info@artsandlectures.ucsb.edu, (805) 893-3535.

25 An evening with Paula Poundstone, With smart, observational humor and a legendary spontaneous interaction with the crowd, Paula Poundstone is one of our country’s pre-eminent comedians. Lobero Theatre, (805) 966-4946, www.lobero.org.

13 Parallel Stories Lecture Series Redrawing the Boundaries: Rachel Cusk, Rachel Cusk has been said to have redrawn the boundaries of fiction with the Outline Trilogy, three “literary masterpieces” (The Washington Post). Lauded for the precision of her prose and the quality of her insight, Cusk is a writer of uncommon brilliance, not without controversy. Santa Barbara Museum of Art, sbma.net, (805) 963-4364.

26 Black Violin, Classical music meets hip hop in the groundbreaking duo Black Violin and their Classical Boom Tour, blurring the lines between genre, race and gender with its unique, family-friendly fusion of groove and strings. UCSB Arts & Lectures, info@ artsandlectures.ucsb.edu, (805) 893-3535.

26 Opera Santa Barbara Presents: 25th Anniversary Gala Concert, a non-stop hit parade of opera favorites sung by Isabel Bayrakdarian, Nina Yoshida Nelsen, Karin Wolverton, Audrey Babcock, Adam Diegel, Nathan Granner, Lee Poulis, and Todd Thomas. Lobero Theatre, (805) 966-4946, www.lobero.org.

15 The American Crossroads Trio, “Out of many, one” accurately describes the trio of David Bromberg, Larry Campbell and David Hidalgo. Lobero Theatre, (805) 966-4946, www.lobero.org.

22 Madeleine Albright, Professor, diplomat, businesswoman, 64th Secretary of State of the United States and author of the No. 1 New York Times bestseller, Fascism: A

27 Les Ballets Trockadero de Monte Carlo, Dancing the fine line between high art and high camp, the internationallybeloved troupe has delighted audiences around the world for four decades. With brilliant pointe work and vibrant drag costumes, this all-male ballet troupe delivers a loving tribute to the art form’s ornate glories.

Granada Theatre, 805-899-2222, www. granadasb.org.

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27 JD Souther at the Lobero, Grammynominated JD Souther has penned countless hits for the Eagles, Linda Ronstadt, Roy Orbison, James Taylor, Don Henley, George Strait, Trisha Yearwood, Brooks and Dunn and found success as a solo artist. Lobero Theatre, (805) 966-4946, www.lobero.org.

28 George Saunders, One of the most important and blazingly original writers of his generation, George Saunders is an undisputed master of the short story, and his surreal, experimental first novel, Lincoln in the Bardo, won the Man Booker Prize in 2017. UCSB Arts & Lectures, info@ artsandlectures.ucsb.edu, (805) 893-3535.

Warning, Albright’s talk and moderated Q&A will draw on her experiences as a child in war-torn Europe and her distinguished career as a diplomat. UCSB Arts & Lectures, info@artsandlectures.ucsb.edu, (805) 893-3535.

29 Martha Redbone and The Roots Band Project, Charismatic songstress Martha Redbone is one of the most vital voices in American roots music. Embodying her gospel-singing father’s voice and her Cherokee/Choctaw mother’s culture, Redbone’s magnificent vocals blend with her band of some of NYC’s finest blues and jazz musicians for “a brilliant collision of cultures” (The New Yorker). UCSB Arts & Lectures, info@ artsandlectures.ucsb.edu, (805) 893-3535.

23 Quote Unquote Collective, A twowoman theatrical performance acclaimed for its raw honesty and insightful portrayal of womanhood, Mouthpiece follows a woman over the course of a day as she struggles to find her voice and contend with the formidable shadow cast by her mother. UCSB Arts & Lectures, info@artsandlectures.ucsb. edu, (805) 893-3535.

29-30 The Sound of Music, The spirited, romantic and beloved musical story of Maria and the von Trapp Family will once again thrill audiences with this brand new production! Granada Theatre, 805-899-2222, www. granadasb.org.

24 Bill Frisell at the Lobero, Hailed as “the most innovative and influential guitarist of the past 25 years” (Wall Street Journal), Bill Frisell has seen collaborations with the likes of Elvis Costello, Bono, Paul Simon, and the Los Angeles Philharmonic over the course of his 35-year career. Lobero Theatre, (805) 966-4946, www.lobero.org.

30 - FEBRUARY 8 34th Annual Santa Barbara International Film Festival, The Santa Barbara International Film Festival celebrates its 34th anniversary in beautiful downtown Santa Barbara. Film enthusiasts can enjoy special panels, award ceremonies

25 Leonidas Kavakos, Leonidas Kavakos, a “formidable violinist” (The New York Times) returns to Santa Barbara after his enthralling 51

and 200+ films at some of the city’s most historic theaters. www.sbiff.org

play in the shaping of modern identities.

UCSB Arts & Lectures, info@artsandlectures. ucsb.edu, (805) 893-3535.

31 Maxwell Quartet, 1st Prize winner and Audience Prize winner at the Trondheim (Norway) International Chamber Music Competition in 2017, the Glasgow-based Maxwell Quartet is now firmly regarded as one of Britain’s finest string quartets, with a strong connection to their folk music heritage and a commitment to bringing together wide-ranging projects and programs to expand the string quartet repertoire. Santa Barbara Museum of Art, sbma.net, (805) 963-4364.

9 Kodo, Exploring the limitless possibilities of the Japanese taiko drum, Kodo is forging new directions for this vibrant living art form through its unstoppably energetic, intricately designed and meticulously choreographed performances. UCSB Arts & Lectures, info@ artsandlectures.ucsb.edu, (805) 893-3535.

12-13 Danish String Quartet, Comprised of fierce friends who have been playing together since childhood, the Danish String Quartet has become the darling of A&L’s program for its profound and skillful interpretations of classical masters. UCSB Arts & Lectures, info@artsandlectures.ucsb.edu, (805) 893-3535.

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1 Alan Cumming, Described as one of the most fun people in show business by Time magazine, the Scottish-born provocateur and storyteller-for-hire presents Legal Immigrant, a cabaret of songs and stories about his life and loves in his adopted homeland, America.

UCSB Arts & Lectures, info@artsandlectures. ucsb.edu, (805) 893-3535.

15 A Far Cry, Grammy-nominated string orchestra A Far Cry “brims with personality or, better, personalities, many and varied” (The New York Times). In the self-conducted orchestra, decisions are made collectively and leadership rotates among the players, a structure that has led to consistently thoughtful, innovative and unpredictable programming. UCSB Arts & Lectures, info@ artsandlectures.ucsb.edu, (805) 893-3535.

2 2019 Maltin Modern Master Award Glenn Close, Glenn Close will be honored for her longstanding contributions to the film industry, most recently gracing the silver screen in Sony Pictures Classics’ The Wife. Leonard Maltin will return for his 28th year to moderate the evening.

Arlington Center for the Performing Arts, www.sbiff.org.

16-17 Evita, captures musical gold with its Grammy Award-winning score, combining Latin music, pop, jazz and musical theatre styles that have captivated audiences for more than 40 years. Granada Theatre, 805899-2222, www.granadasb.org.

20 New York Polyphony, Among today’s foremost vocal chamber ensembles, the Grammy-nominated group will perform its provocative program Origins. UCSB Arts & Lectures, info@artsandlectures.ucsb.edu, (805) 893-3535.

3 Parallel Stories Lecture Series Reading and Conversation: Maggie Nelson, Through the dynamic interplay between personal experience and critical theory, Nelson not only broadens the scope of nonfiction writing, but also offers compelling meditations on social and cultural questions.

2:30pm. Santa Barbara Museum of Art, sbma.net, (805) 963-4364.

21 Santa Barbara Debut: Jessica Lang Dance, New York-based Jessica Lang Dance will debut a repertoire rich in stunning movement, dynamic visuals and beautiful cinematic composition. Granada Theatre, 805-899-2222, www.granadasb.org.

3 SBIFF Presents: The Montecito Award - Presented to Melissa McCarthy, Considered among the Best Actress Oscar frontrunners for her dramatic turn in “Can You Ever Forgive Me?” Melissa McCarthy has been named as the recipient of Montecito Award from the Santa Barbara International Film Festival (SBIFF). Arlington Center for the Performing Arts, www.sbiff.org.

22 - MARCH 1 Santa Barbara Restaurant Week, For one delicious week, over 20+ area restaurants will be offering delectable 3-course menus, all for a prix fixe price.

Try one (or two) of Santa Barbara’s newest hot-spots or revisit a classic locale. Either way, you’ll get the chance to explore Santa Barbara’s tantalizing culinary landscape at an affordable price. Citywide, www.sbrestaurantweeks.com

5 SBIFF Presents: American Riviera Award Honoring Viggo Mortensen, “Green Book” star Viggo Mortensen will receive the American Riviera Award at the 2019 Santa Barbara International Film Festival. Arlington Center for the Performing Arts, www.sbiff.org.

24 Snarky Puppy, Considered one of the hottest jazz/R&B outfits on the planet, Snarky Puppy is a three-time Grammy Award-winning group making “music for your brain and booty.” Don’t miss this rollicking evening with the most explosively funky mega-band in the land. UCSB Arts & Lectures, info@artsandlectures.ucsb.edu, (805) 893-3535.

7-24 Death of a Salesman, The American classic Pulitzer Prize- and Tony Awardwinning play. Willy Loman, nearing the end of his career and struggling to make ends meet, is the tragic hero of this timeless story of life not turning out the way you envision it will. The New Vic, www.etcsb.org, (805) 965-5400

28 Annie Leibovitz, Visionary photographer Annie Leibovitz is one of our most astute observers of contemporary culture, depicting the past half century’s great personalities in images that are both iconic and intimate. Throughout her career, Leibovitz has created work that generates conversa-

7 The 7 Fingers (Les 7 Doigts), Montreal’s award-winning contemporary circus troupe presents its latest creation, a playful and poignant exploration of the role ancestors 52

9 Tafelmusik Baroque Orchestra with Trio Arabica, offering Tales of Two Cities: The Leipzig-Damascus Coffee House illuminates each city’s striking features in common: both enjoyed a lively tradition of coffee houses in which the finest musicians of the city performed and both were also famous centers of scholarship and learning. Lobero Theatre, (805) 966-4946, www.lobero.org.

tion, whether outrage, admiration, shock or some amalgam of all three. Arlington Center for the Performing Arts, thearlingtontheatre. com, (805) 963-9589

MARCH

1 Opera Santa Barbara Presents: Eugene Onegin By Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky, Set in the grand ballrooms and country estates of Imperial Russia, Eugene Onegin tells the tale of a young aristocrat who allows his arrogance to cost him everything.

Tchaikovsky’s lush music propels Alexander Pushkin’s compelling story. Lobero Theatre, (805) 966-4946, www.lobero.org.

10 Mountainfilm on Tour Kids’ Showcase, returns with a fun, engaging playlist featuring outstanding, entertaining short films sourced from the festival in Telluride. UCSB Arts & Lectures, info@artsandlectures.ucsb. edu, (805) 893-3535.

14 Mandelring Quartet, Formed in 1983, three Schmidt siblings—Sebastian, Nanette and Bernhard—join with violist Andreas Willwohl in a partnership dedicated to exemplary performances of chamber music.7:30.

Santa Barbara Museum of Art, sbma.net, (805) 963-4364.

1-2 World of Pinot Noir, will feature more than 250 wineries from around the globe, expert-led seminars, pairing dinners prepared by renown chefs and a whole host of Pinot Noir parties. The Ritz-Carlton Bacara, Santa Barbara www.worldofpinotnoir.com

14 Susan Orlean, author of The Orchid Thief, which inspired the Academy Awardwinning film Adaptation, and Rin Tin Tin, which tells the remarkable story of how an orphaned puppy became one of the bestpaid actors in Hollywood. Join Orlean for a conversation marked by the same wit and humanity that make her one of America’s freshest literary treasures. UCSB Arts & Lectures, info@artsandlectures.ucsb.edu, (805) 893-3535.

3 Beatrice Rana on Piano, the Italian native is one of the brightest young stars in the galaxy of great pianists. UCSB Arts & Lectures, info@artsandlectures.ucsb.edu, (805) 893-3535.

5 Jazz at The Lobero: John Pizzarelli, one of the hottest acts in jazz today. With his hip, swinging and sophisticated style, John has cultivated a winning international career by singing classic standards, late-night ballads, and by playing sublime and inventive guitar.

Lobero Theatre, (805) 966-4946, www. lobero.org.

15-17 The 74th Annual Santa Barbara International Orchid Show, One of the grandest celebrations of orchids in the country the 2019 show will be themed “Orchid Magic.” The Los Angeles Times recently named the show one of the top 5 “must-see” flower shows in the world. Earl Warren Showgrounds, sborchidshow.com

5-6 The Joffrey Ballet, returns with two spellbinding nights of cutting-edge programs featuring one of Balanchine’s earliest experimental works, two pieces by modern ballet master Nicolas Blanc, the unique cinematic vision of Swedish choreographer Alexander Ekman, contemporary ballet darling Justin Peck with a work set to a score by Philip Glass, and Annabelle Lopez Ochoa’s spellbinding depiction of a turbulent cloud formation. Granada Theatre, 805-899-2222, www.granadasb.org.

15 An evening with Derek Douget, Douget is a member of the Ellis Marsalis Quartet and the Director of the Heritage School of Music. He has performed or worked with Dr. John, Terence Blanchard, Allen Toussaint, Branford Marsalis, Dee Dee Bridgewater and more. Lobero Theatre, (805) 966-4946, www.lobero.org

8 Violinist Anne-Sophie Mutter, A fourtime Grammy Award winner, the supreme virtuoso’s artistry embraces tonal richness, transcendent expression and profound musicianship. Granada Theatre, 805-899-2222, www.granadasb.org.

16 A Spring Celebration of Dance, The apprentice company to State Street Ballet, State Street Ballet young dancers will perform new and innovative works, in addition to classical and emerging choreography.

Lobero Theatre, (805) 966-4946, www. lobero.org

8-9 The Race of Gentlemen, (TROG) will be bringing drag racing back to the streets of Santa Barbara. Ninety years after the first sanctioned race, the City of Santa Barbara will be closing off Cabrillo Blvd to display the power of what pre-1947 American built hot rods and tank-shift motorcycles can do in 990 feet! Cabrillo Blvd, www.theraceofgentlemen.com

16 Sansum Diabetes Research Institute 75th Gala, marking the 75th anniversary of the founding of Sansum Diabetes Research Institute (SDRI) by Dr. William Sansum.

The Gala will include a cocktail reception, dinner, live auction, live music, and dancing in celebration of the 75th anniversary. Rosewood Miramar Beach, www.sansum.org

9 Lisa Genova, Alzheimer’s doesn’t have to be your brain’s destiny, says Harvard-trained neuroscientist and bestselling author Lisa Genova. She will share the latest science investigating the disease and promising research on what each of us can do to build an Alzheimer’s-resistant brain. UCSB Arts & Lectures, info@artsandlectures.ucsb.edu, (805) 893-3535.

17 Buellton Wine and Chili Festival 2019, “Bringing the Heat to St. Patty’s Day!” with over 25 wineries, craft breweries and spirit companies! Try some chili and salsa made by some of the best local chefs, and restaurants, competing to take home prizes for the best chili and homemade salsa! www. buelltonwineandchilifestival.com. Buellton Visitors Bureau & Chamber of Commerce.

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19 Arlo Guthrie Alice’s Restaurant Back

by Popular Demand Tour, In celebration of the 50th anniversaries of the film Alice’s Restaurant, Woodstock, and 50 years of Flower Power, Arlo Guthrie is bringing a multi-media experience to life, along with a few friends, Sarah Lee Guthrie, Abe Guthrie, Terry A La Berry, and Steve and Carol Ide. Lobero Theatre, (805) 966-4946, www. lobero.org

6 So Percussion, Hailed as an “experimental powerhouse,” Brooklyn-based So Percussion’s innovative work explores the extremes of emotion and musical possibility with its percussive arsenal of wood planks, metal pipes, a toy piano—even duct tape.

UCSB Arts & Lectures, info@artsandlectures. ucsb.edu, (805) 893-3535.

8 Monterey Jazz Festival on Tour, A young jazz star with an old soul, Cécile McLorin Salvant is among the most exciting singers of her generation. Credited with carrying on the legacy of legends like Ella Fitzgerald and Billie Holiday, she returns as part of the Monterey Jazz Festival on Tour.

UCSB Arts & Lectures, info@artsandlectures. ucsb.edu, (805) 893-3535.

21 Writing in the Galleries, Writers of all levels are invited to participate in this informal exploration of the Museum’s galleries as an impetus to writing. Each session is led by a visiting writer/facilitator who begins with a conversation and prompts. Santa Barbara Museum of Art, sbma.net, (805) 963-4364.

22 A Tribute to Johnny Cash, The Only Cash Tribute Band celebrates the life and music of the Man in Black with strong conviction and stunning accuracy. Incorporating historical accounts and personal anecdotes about America’s most beloved singing storyteller in this not-to-be-missed musical event. Lobero Theatre, (805) 966-4946, www.lobero.org

11-28 Everything is Illuminated, Jonathan, a young Jewish-American writer, travels to Ukraine to seek out the woman who saved his grandfather from the Nazis.

He hires a randy young Ukrainian tour guide who takes him on a hilarious road trip in search of the woman’s village, as they confront haunting memories along the way. The Southern California premiere of a stunning adaptation of the beloved novel. The New Vic, www.etcsb.org, (805) 965-5400

30 Pianist Garrick Ohlsson, returns to the Lobero for an all-Brahms recital on the heels of his virtuosic March 2017 performance for CAMA of the Brahms Piano Concerto No.2 with the St. Petersburg Philharmonic. Lobero Theatre, (805) 966-4946, www.lobero.org

12 Violinist Jennifer Koh, returns to perform part two of her acclaimed program Shared Madness. UCSB Arts & Lectures, info@artsandlectures.ucsb.edu, (805) 893-3535.

13 State Street Ballet Presents Ballroom, Celebrating the iconic music of Gershwin, Ellington, Piazzolla, Sinatra, and more, this romantic and elegant mixed repertory program will have you tapping your feet and swaying in your seat. Lobero Theatre, (805) 966-4946, www.lobero.org

APRIL

2 Hot Club of Cowtown & Dustbowl Revival, With a reputation for jaw-dropping virtuosity and unforgettable live shows, each band brings their musical alchemy to the Santa Barbara stage in a celebration of The Band, and 50 years since the legendary group’s debut albums Music From Big Pink and The Band. UCSB Arts & Lectures, info@ artsandlectures.ucsb.edu, (805) 893-3535.

14 The Gloaming, Merging Irish tunes, sean nós (old style) singing and instrumental explorations over a backbone of spare minimalism, these five accomplished musicians carve new paths connecting the Irish folk tradition and New York’s contemporary music scene. UCSB Arts & Lectures, info@ artsandlectures.ucsb.edu, (805) 893-3535.

4 Ukulele Orchestra of Great Britain, are back with their toe-tapping music, hilarious banter and superlative entertainment.

Expect anything from Tchaikovsky to Nirvana via Otis Redding, EDM and Spaghetti Western. UCSB Arts & Lectures, info@artsandlectures.ucsb.edu, (805) 893-3535.

15 The Capitol Steps, No one in the headlines is safe from the side-splitting satire of the Capitol Steps, the only group in Washington attempting to be funnier than Congress. Lobero Theatre, (805) 966-4946, www.lobero.org

5 Quatuor Danel, The Quatuor Danel has been at the forefront of the European music scene since its founding in 1991, with major concert performances worldwide including Paris, London, and San Francisco. 7:30pm.

Santa Barbara Museum of Art, sbma.net, (805) 963-4364

16 Ballet Preljocaj, interprets the fantastical Chinese tale of a painting come to life and a journey into another dimension.

Granada Theatre, 805-899-2222, www. granadasb.org.

5-14 Out of the Box Theatre Company presents Fun Home: A Coming-of-Age Musical, The winner of five 2015 Tony Awards including Best Musical, FUN HOME is based on Alison Bechdel’s best-selling graphic memoir. Center Stage Theater, 751 Paseo Nuevo, (805) 963-0408.

17 Anoushka Shankar, The six-time Grammy nominee reflects on her journey so far; drawing on classical ragas and experimenting with new ideas in a cross-cultural dialogue that showcases the versatility of the sitar across musical genres. UCSB Arts & Lectures, info@artsandlectures.ucsb.edu, (805) 893-3535.

6 Iliza’s Elder Millennial Tour, one of today’s leading comedians with a fan base who show their loyalty by creating their own Iliza inspired swag to wear to her shows.

Lobero Theatre, (805) 966-4946, www. lobero.org.

17 Violinist Augustin Hadelich, Named “Instrumentalist of the Year” for 2018 by Musical America, he returns to CAMA for the 4th consecutive year following his riveting performance of the Britten Violin Concerto 54

with the St. Louis Symphony at The Granada Theatre last season. Lobero Theatre, (805) 966-4946, www.lobero.org

Santa Barbara Earth Day Festival, themed “Educate. Inspire. Act.” The festival will be featuring sustainable, local foods, a beer and wine garden, and over 200 eco-conscious exhibitors. Alameda Park, sbearthday.org, (805) 963-0583

20 Buckles ‘n’ Brews Invitational Beer Fest, Love beer and live music? Over 30 select craft breweries, wineries on site along with two live bands, the Rincons and Dusty Jugz and The Brambles will be performing all day. Carriage and Western Arts Museum of Santa Barbara, www.bucklesandbrews.com

28-29 Speaking of Stories presents Nothing But Laughs, Stories to Tickle Your Funny Bone Speaking of Stories begins its 25th season with a performance of hilarious stories. Great stories performed by talented actors. Join the performers after the show for complimentary cookies and milk—because every good story should be toasted with cookies and milk! Center Stage Theater, 751 Paseo Nuevo, (805) 963-0408.

SB Fair & Expo in April

MAY

WEDNESDAYS Nite Moves Run, This annual recreational and competitive summer series offers a 5K run or walk, a 1K for children and an aquathon for multi-sport athletes. Live music and inclusive post-race buffet and beverage samplings from event sponsors. Leadbetter Beach, (805) 564-8879 x1, www.runsantabarbara.com THURSDAYS Santa Barbara Reef and Run, Reef & Run is a weekly ocean swimming event at East Beach featuring 500m, 1000m or 1 mile swims. A biathlon 1000m/2 mile beach run will be offered when the tides are low. Entry fee includes hot showers and lockers at the Cabrillo Bathhouse and after party at East Beach Grill with food, refreshments and live music. East Beach Bathhouse, (805) 886-8123, www.reefandrun.org.

23 Michael Pollan, author of blockbuster books The Omnivore’s Dilemma, The Botany of Desire, Food Rules and Cooked, Pollan now offers a brilliant investigation into the medical and scientific revolution taking place around psychedelic drugs. Granada Theatre, 805-899-2222, www.granadasb.org.

1 Che Malambo, Bringing fiery, fast-paced malambo to the contemporary stage, the company celebrates the unique South American tradition of the gaucho with an exhilarating percussive dance and music spectacle that offers nonstop thrills for the entire family. Granada Theatre, 805-8992222, www.granadasb.org.

24-28 SB Fair & Expo, where you can always expect the unexpected! Screaming Carnival Rides, Farm Animals, Fair Food, Entertainment and family style enjoyment are ready for your visit. The Fair and Expo is guaranteed to make you happy and make memories that will last forever! Earl Warren Showgrounds, www.earlwarren.com.

3 David Sedaris, A master of satire beloved for his personal essays and short stories, his new collection takes a self-deprecating look at life, growing older and beach vacations.

UCSB Arts & Lectures, info@artsandlectures. ucsb.edu, (805) 893-3535

26 Silkroad Ensemble, In celebration of its 20th anniversary, the Grammy Awardwinning Silkroad Ensemble will perform the world premiere of a bold new project, Heroes Take Their Stands. This eveninglength multimedia program tells the stories of five heroic figures from diverse cultures.

Granada Theatre, 805-899-2222, www. granadasb.org.

4 Buellton Brew Fest 2019, This unique beer festival features all that Discover Buellton, CA has to offer! Great selection of craft beer, local wineries and local spirit companies! A sell out every year, we will have over 50 breweries, wineries and spirits companies on site! Live entertainment by Richie Rey, Cadillac Angels and Dj Hecktik.

A great selection of food trucks on site, mega sized beer pong, cornhole and plenty of places to soak up the sun! Bring your lawn chair, blanket and enjoy the scenery.

Buellton Visitors Bureau & Chamber of Commerce, www.buelltonbrewfest.com

26 Opera Santa Barbara Presents: The Crucible by Robert Ward, Based on Arthur Miller’s play centered on the Salem witch trials, Robert Ward’s eerily topical opera is sure to make your pulse race. Lobero Theatre, (805) 966-4946, www.lobero.org 27 Yo-Yo Ma, Culture, Understanding & Survival. Cellist Yo-Yo Ma will discuss the role of culture in creating a strong society, drawing on examples from his own life as a musician and citizen. UCSB Arts & Lectures, info@artsandlectures.ucsb.edu, (805) 893-3535.

5 Dorrance Dance, The MacArthur Fellow returns with a mesmerizing evening-length work that combines rhythm with interactive electronic music technology. Granada Theatre, 805-899-2222, www.granadasb.org.

27-28 49th Annual Santa Barbara Earth Day Festival, The Community Environmental Council (CEC) is hosting its 49th annual

6 Mischa Maisky, considered by many 55

worldwide to be one of the handful of greatest living cellists. His romantic emotion and absolute musical commitment carry the command of a true artist. Lobero Theatre, (805) 966-4946, www.lobero.org

great stories performed by fabulous actors!

Center Stage Theater, 751 Paseo Nuevo, (805) 963-0408.

25-27 I Madonnari Italian Street Painting Festival, Madonnari, or street painters, transform the Mission plaza using pastels on pavement to create 150 vibrant and colorful, large scale images. We are proud to be the first to bring this romantic festival to the western hemisphere from our sister festival in Grazie di Curtatone, Italy. The festival benefits the Children’s Creative Project, a nonprofit arts education program of the Santa Barbara County Education Office. The Project serves 50,000 children in more than 100 schools with visual and performing arts workshops and performances throughout Santa Barbara and San Luis Obispo counties. 10:00am - 6:00pm, Old Mission Santa Barbara, www.imadonnarifestival.com

7 Bell-Isserlis-Denk Trio, In a joint performance by a standout trio of virtuosic performers, three longtime friends and collaborators come together to offer an unparalleled evening of music. Granada Theatre, 805-899-2222, www.granadasb.org.

11 Neil Gaiman, One of the greatest living storytellers, Neil Gaiman is the celebrated author of books, graphic novels, short stories and nonfiction for readers of all ages, including The Sandman comic book series, Stardust, American Gods and Coraline.

Among many, many awards, he has won both the Newbery and Carnegie medals.

Described by The Guardian as “a thesaurus of myth,” his latest book Norse Mythology is a suspenseful and dazzling retelling of Norse myths. Gaiman will tell and read stories, answer questions and, in his own words, “amaze, befuddle and generally delight. It will be fun and odd and not like any other evening with Neil Gaiman.” UCSB Arts & Lectures, info@artsandlectures.ucsb.edu, (805) 893-3535

JUNE

WEDNESDAYS Nite Moves Run, This annual recreational and competitive summer series offers a 5K run or walk, a 1K for children and an aquathon for multi-sport athletes. Live music and inclusive post-race buffet and beverage samplings from event sponsors. Leadbetter Beach, (805) 564-8879 x1, www.runsantabarbara.com

11 Train & The Goo Goo Dolls, Train’s self-titled debut album was the start of their now accomplished career - the tumbling wordplay of “Meet Virginia” gave them their first unlikely radio hit and 2001’s Drops Of Jupiterbroke them to multi-platinum status thanks to the double GRAMMY awardwinning title song that spent 10 months in the Top 40, and earned the Best Rock Song GRAMMY Award. Goo Goo Dolls uphold an unbreakable connection to countless fans. Their influence has been fortified by a catalog replete with the unforgettable smashes “Name,” “Iris,” and “Slide, which were all included in the top 25 of Billboard’s “Top 100 Pop Songs 1992-2012” chart.

Santa Barbara Bowl, 1122 N. Milpas, www. sbbowl.com

THURSDAYS Santa Barbara Reef and Run, Reef & Run is a weekly ocean swimming event at East Beach featuring 500m, 1000m or 1 mile swims. A biathlon 1000m/2 mile beach run will be offered when the tides are low. Entry fee includes hot showers and lockers at the Cabrillo Bathhouse and after party at East Beach Grill with food, refreshments and live music. East Beach Bathhouse, (805) 886-8123, www.reefandrun.org.

13-30 Dancing Lessons, A socially awkward young man asks his neighbor, a Broadway dancer whose career has been sidelined by an injury, to teach him enough dance moves so he can survive an appearance at an awards dinner. What follows is a bumpy road of self-discovery in this sweetly witty and touching romantic comedy. The New Vic, www.etcsb.org, (805) 965-5400

16 Andrew Solomon In Conversation with Pico Iyer, National Book Award-winning author Andrew Solomon blends refection, decades-long research and personal experience to create portraits of the human condition like no other. In his most recent book, Far and Away, Solomon turns to his travels during the past 25 years to offer thought-provoking angles on his enduring themes of life, death and outsiderhood—and the dignity to be found within every one of them. UCSB Arts & Lectures, info@ artsandlectures.ucsb.edu, (805) 893-3535.

21-23 Summer Solstice Festival, Summer Solstice Celebration, Summer Solstice is a creative, colorful collection of floats, costumes, masks, giant puppets, dancers, musicians, drummer and much more to celebrate the longest day of the year. The celebration in the park kicks off on Friday at 4pm with live entertainment, fine art & crafts booths, food booths and beer/wine garden.

It also runs Saturday from 12noon-8pm and Sunday noon to 6pm. The Summer Solstice Parade starts at noon on Saturday, going on State Street from Cota to Micheltorena.

Alameda Park, (805) 965-3396.

16 Gabriel Iglesias, Gabriel Iglesias is scheduled to perform live at the Arlington Theatre on may 16, 2019. You can find a large selection of tickets to see Gabriel Iglesias live in Santa Barbara from ClickitTicket. com. Don’t miss funnyman Gabriel Iglesias live in concert. Arlington Center for the Performing Arts, thearlingtontheatre.com, (805) 963-9589

29 Santa Barbara Wine + Food Festival, Mingle with winemakers, bakers, and chefs out of doors, under the oak trees. Guests will enjoy the best of Central Coast Wines and try their luck in our Every Cork Wins! raffle. 2:00pm - 5:00pm, Santa Barbara Museum of Natural History, sbnature.org, (805) 682-4711

19-20 Speaking of Stories presents Celebration of Stories featuring Joe Spano and T.C. Boyle, Inspirational, funny, poignant and moving stories, a free for all of 56

LISTINGS GUIDE MUSEUMS GOLETA

GOLETA VALLEY HISTORICAL SOCIETY, 304 N. Los Carneros..... 964-4407

SANTA BARBARA

CASA DE LA GUERRA, 15 E. De la Guerra St............................... 965-0093 EL PRESIDIO DE SANTA BARBARA , 123 E. Canon Perdido St........ 965-0093 KARPELES MANUSCRIPT LIBRARY, 21 West Anapamu ................. 962-5322 MUSEUM OF NATURAL HISTORY, 2559 Puesta Del Sol Rd............682-4711 SANTA BARBARA BOTANIC GARDEN, 1212 Mission Canyon Rd ..... 682-4726 SANTA BARBARA CARRIAGE & WESTERN ARTS, 129 Castillo ....... 962-2353 SANTA BARBARA HISTORICAL MUSEUM, 136 East De La Guerra . 966-1601 SANTA BARBARA MARITIME MUSEUM, 113 Harbor Way .............. 962-8404 SANTA BARBARA MUSEUM OF ART, 1130 State St ...................... 963-4364 SEA CENTER, 211 Stearns Wharf ............................................... 962-0885 SOUTH COAST RAILROAD MUSEUM, 300 N. Los Carneros Rd ..... 964-3540 THE WILDING MUSEUM, 1040 Mission Canyon Rd ..................... 898-7952

CREDIT CARD INFO AMERICAN EXPRESS ........................................................ 800-992-3404 DINERS CLUB .................................................................. 800-234-6377 MASTERCARD ................................................................. 800-627-8372 VISA ............................................................................... 800-336-8472

BANK & ATMS BANK OF AMERICA

834 State Street........................................................... 805-564-4523 1533 State Street (ATM)................................................ 800-622-8731 3790 State Street......................................................... 805-564-2064 5801 Calle Real............................................................ 805-564-2064 1096 Coast Village Road............................................... 805-564-2064 4994 Carpinteria Avenue (ATM)..................................... 805-564-2064

BANK OF THE WEST

1036 State Street.........................................................805-564-4466 3780 State Street..........................................................805-687-5311

CHASE

1302 State Street......................................................... 805-568-5601 3307 State Street.........................................................805-682-4086 3768 State Street......................................................... 805-687-2064 1924 Cliff Drive............................................................ 805-770-6058 5787 Calle Real............................................................ 805-683-3106 901 Embarcadero del Norte........................................... 805-685-1202 1165 Coast Village Road................................................ 805-770-6324 5400 Carpinteria Avenue...............................................805-684-4114

COMMUNITY WEST BANK

1501 State StreeT......................................................... 805-962-7420 5827 Hollister Avenue.................................................. 805-683-4944

FIRST BANK & TRUST

3304 State Street.........................................................805-563-6400 57

MONTECITO BANK & TRUST

1000 State Street..........................................................805-963-7511 3802 State Street..........................................................805-963-7511 5658 Calle Real.............................................................805-963-7511 6900 Hollister Avenue...................................................805-963-7511 1106-A Coast Village Road..............................................805-963-7511 1023 Casitas Pass Road..................................................805-963-7511

NORTHERN TRUST BANK

1485 East Valley Road................................................... 805-565-7861

RABOBANK

3757 State Street.......................................................... 805-963-5871 2222 Bath Street..........................................................805-682-3999 5956 Calle Real............................................................ 805-967-0451 914 Carpinteria Street...................................................805-963-8928

20 East Carrillo............................................................ 805-564-6410 3451 State Street......................................................... 805-687-1322 220 Nogales Avenue..................................................... 805-687-9994 1960 Cliff Drive............................................................ 805-965-7125 1030 Coast Village Road...............................................805-969-5092 1483 E. Valley Road...................................................... 805-969-7712 5190 Hollister Avenue................................................... 805-964-4737 299 N. Fairview Avenue................................................ 805-683-1404 552 University Road.....................................................805-238-4486 5420 Carpinteria Avenue..............................................805-684-4566

1036 Anacapa Street.................................................... 805-564-2702 3804 State Street......................................................... 805-687-5582 101 N. Milpas Steet.......................................................805-883-6400 6 W E. De La Guerra Street............................................ 800-869-3557 1482 E. Valley Road...................................................... 805-969-3242 195 N. Fairview Avenue.................................................805-967-1242 805 Linden Avenue....................................................... 800-869-3557

UNION BANK

WELLS FARGO

EMERGENCY SERVICES AMBULANCE, Police & Fire ...............................................................911 HARBOR PATROL .................................................................... 564-5529 COAST GUARD ....................................................................... 962-7430 IMMEDICENTER, 101 South Patterson Ave...................................898-3311

HOSPITALS SANTA BARBARA MEDICAL FOUNDATION CLINIC, 51 Hitchcock...563-6100 CARPINTERIA, 4806 Carpinteria Ave .................................... 566-5000 GOLETA, 122 South Patterson Ave .........................................681-1777 COTTAGE HOSPITAL, Pueblo at Bath St ...................................... 682-7111 EMERGENCY .......................................................................569-7210 GOLETA VALLEY COTTAGE HOSPITAL, 351 South Patterson Ave . 967-3411 EMERGENCY .......................................................................681-6473

WEATHER REPORTS MARINE WEATHER ........................................................... 805-897-1942 ROAD INFORMATION ....................................................... 800-427-7623 58

AIRLINE INFO AIRPORT TERMINAL INFORMATION (RECORDED MESSAGE) .......683-4011 AIRPORT TERMINAL INFORMATION .......................................... 967-0283 AIRPORT LONG TERM PARKING ................................................967-2514 ALASKA AIRLINES ...........................................................800-426-0333 AMERICAN AIRLINES ....................................................... 800-433-7300 FRONTIER AIRLINES ........................................................ 800-432-1359 UNITED AIRLINES ............................................................ 800-241-6522 US AIRWAYS EXPRESS .....................................................800-428-4322

AUTO RENTALS ALAMO........................................................................... 800-327-9633 AVIS ...................................................................................... 964-4848 BUDGET ......................................................................... 800-221-1203 DOLLAR................................................................................. 683-1468 ENTERPRISE.................................................................... 800-736-8222 HERTZ..................................................................................... 967-0411 NATIONAL...............................................................................967-1202 THRIFTY..................................................................................681-1222 U-SAVE.................................................................................. 963-3499

BUSES AND RAIL AMTRAK...................................................... 800-872-7245 OR 963-1015 GREYHOUND......................................................................... 965-7551 SANTA BARBARA MTD.............................................................. 683-3702

PERFORMING ARTS ARLINGTON THEATRE, Live! 1317 State St................................. 963-4408 CENTER STAGE THEATRE, 751 Paseo Nuevo.............................. 963-0408 CIRCLE BAR B DINNER THEATRE, 1800 Refugio Rd...................... 965-9652 ENSEMBLE THEATRE CO. 914 SANTA BARBARA.......................... 962-8606 GARVIN THEATRE SBCC, 721 Cliff Dr......................................... 965-5935 GRANADA THEATRE, 1214 State Street...................................... 899.2222 LOBERO THEATRE, 33 East Canon Perdido..................................963-0761 PCPA THEATREFEST, Solvang....................................................922-8313 SB COUNTY BOWL, 1122 North Milpas...................................... 568-2695 SB PERFORMING ARTS HOTLINE...................................892-2250 X 5545

MOVIE THEATRES ARLINGTON THEATRE, 1317 State St......................................... 963-4408 CAMINO REAL CINEMAS, 7040 Marketplace Drive, Goleta.......... 963-9503 CINEMA TWIN, 6050 Hollister Ave, Goleta................................. 963-9503 FAIRVIEW TWIN, 251 North Fairview, Goleta............................. 963-9503 FIESTA 5, 916 State St.............................................................. 963-9503 METRO 4, 618 State St............................................................. 963-9503 PASEO NUEVO CINEMAS, 8 West De La Guerra Place................. 963-9503 PLAZA DE ORO TWIN, 349 Hitchcock Way................................. 963-9503 RIVIERA THEATRE, 2044 Alameda Padre Serra ........................... 963-9503

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SANTA BARBARA AREA HOTELS SANTA BARBARA

AGAVE INN, 3222 State Street........................................... 805-687-6009 ALA-MAR MOTEL, 102 West Cabrillo Blvd...........................805-962-9208 AVANIA INN, 128 Castillo Street......................................... 805-963-4471 BATH STREET INN, 1720 Bath Street...................................805-682-9680 BEACH HOUSE INN, 320 West Yanonali Street......................805-966-1126 BELMOND EL ENCANTO, 800 Alvarado Place......................805-845-8000 BEST WESTERN BEACHSIDE INN, 336 West Cabrillo Blvd......805-965-6556 BEST WESTERN PLUS ENCINA INN, 2220 Bath Street........... 805-682-7277 BEST WESTERN PLUS PEPPER TREE, 3850 State Street.........805-687-5511 BLUE SANDS INN EAST BEACH, 421 South Milpas Street....... 805-965-1624 BRISA DEL MAR INN AT THE BEACH, 223 Castillo Street........ 805-966-2219 CABRILLO INN AT THE BEACH, 931 East Cabrillo Blvd.......... 805-966-1641 CASA DEL MAR, 18 Bath Street........................................... 805-963-4418 CASTILLO INN AT THE BEACH, 22 Castillo Street................. 805-965-8527 CHESIRE CAT INN, 36 West Valerio......................................805-569-1610 EAGLE INN, 232 Natoma Ave.............................................805-965-3586 FOUR SEASONS RESORT BILTMORE, 1260 Channel Dr........ 805-969-2261 FRANCISCAN INN & SUITES, 109 Bath Street......................805-963-8845 HARBOR HOUSE INN, 104 Bath Street................................ 805-962-9745 HARBOR VIEW INN, 28 West Cabrillo Blvd........................... 805-963-0780 HILTON BEACHFRONT RESORT, 633 East Cabrillo...............805-564-4333 HOLIDAY INN EXPRESS, 17 West Haley Street..................... 805-963-9757 HOTEL CALIFORNIAN, 36 State Street............................... 805-882-0100 HOTEL INDIGO, 121 State Street.......................................805-966-6586 HOTEL MILO, 202 West Cabrillo Blvd................................. 805-965-4577 HOTEL SANTA BARBARA, 533 State Street.......................... 805-957-9300 HYATT CENTRIC SANTA BARBARA, 1111 East Cabrillo Blvd.... 805-882-1234 INN AT EAST BEACH, 1029 Orilla Del Mar Drive....................805-965-0546 INN BY THE HARBOR, 433 West Montecito Street................. 805-963-7851 KIMPTON CANARY HOTEL, 31 West Carrillo Street..............805-884-0300 LA QUINTA INNS & SUITES, 1601 State St........................... 805-966-0807 LAVENDER INN BY THE SEA, 206 Castillo Street.................. 805-963-4317 LEMON TREE INN, 2819 State Street.................................. 805-687-6444 MARINA BEACH HOTEL, 21 Bath Street............................... 805-953-7024 MASON BEACH INN, 324 West Mason Street........................805-962-3203 MOTEL 6 SANTA BARBARA BEACH, 443 Corona Del Mar....... 805-564-1392 OASIS INN AND SUITES, 3344 State Street..........................805-687-6611 OLD YACHT CLUB INN, 431 Corona Del Mar........................ 805-962-1277 ORANGE TREE INN, 1920 State Street................................ 805-569-1521 PACIFIC CREST HOTEL, 433 Corona Del Mar....................... 805-966-3103 PRESIDIO, 1620 State Street............................................. 805-963-1355 QUALITY INN, 3055 De La Vina Street................................ 805-687-6636 ROSE GARDEN INN, 3643 State Street............................... 805-687-6461 SANTA BARBARA HOUSE HYATT, 424 Por La Mar.................. 805-882-1234 SANDPIPER LODGE, 3525 State Street............................... 805-687-5326 SANTA BARBARA INN, 901 East Cabrillo Blvd.......................805-966-2285 SECRET GARDEN INN, 1908 Bath Street............................. 805-687-2300 SIMPSON HOUSE INN, 121 East Arrellaga Street.................. 805-963-7067 SPANISH GARDEN INN, 915 Garden Street.......................... 805-564-4700 TOWN AND COUNTRY INN, 2800 State Street..................... 805-687-2500 UPHAM HOTEL, 1404 De La Vina Street..............................805-962-0058 VILLA ROSA INN, 15 Chapala Street.................................... 805-966-0851 WAYFARER, 12 East Montecito Street.................................. 805-845-1000 WEST BEACH INN, 306 West Cabrillo Blvd........................... 805-963-4277 WHITE JASMINE INN, 1327 Bath Street................................805-966-0589

CARPINTERIA

BEST WESTERN PLUS CARPINTERIA, 4558 Carpinteria Ave.. 805-684-0473 MOTEL 6 CARPINTERIA NORTH, 4200 Via Real................... 805-684-6921 MOTEL 6 CARPINTERIA SOUTH, 5550 Carpinteria Ave........805-684-8602 HOLIDAY INN EXPRESS & SUITES,5606 Carpinteria Ave...... 805-566-9499 60

GOLETA

BEST WESTERN PLUS SOUTH COAST, 5620 Calle Real........ 805-967-3200 CIRCLE BAR B STABLES, 1800 Refugio Road......................... 805-968-1113 EL CAPITAN CANYON, 11560 Calle Real............................. 805-685-3887 EXTENDED STAY AMERICA, 4870 Calle Real....................... 805-692-1882 HAMPTON INN GOLETA, 5665 Hollister Avenue.................. 805-681-9800 HILTON GARDEN INN, 6878 Hollister Avenue......................805-562-5996 KIMPTON GOODLAND, 5650 Calle Real............................. 805-964-6241 MOTEL 6 SANTA BARBARA-GOLETA, 5897 Calle Real..........805-964-3596 PACIFICA SUITES, 5490 Hollister Avenue........................... 805-683-6722 RAMADA SANTA BARBARA, 4770 Calle Real.......................... 805-319-4314 RESIDENCE INN BY MARRIOTT, 6350 Hollister Avenue......... 805-770-5031 RITZ-CARLTON BACARA, 8301 Hollister Avenue.................. 805-968-0100 SUPER 8 BY WYNDHAM, 6021 Hollister Avenue................... 805-472-3523

MONTECITO

COAST VILLAGE INN, 1188 Coast Village Road....................805-969-3266 MONTECITO INN, 1295 Coast Village Road......................... 805-969-7854 SAN YSIDRO RANCH, 900 San Ysidro Lane.......................... 805-565-1700

SUMMERLAND

INN ON SUMMERHILL, 2520 Lillie Avenue..........................805-969-9998 SUMMERLAND INN, 2161 Ortega Hill Road..........................805-969-5225

CHURCHES BAPTIST

CALVARY BAPTIST, 736 West Islay......................................... 569-0508 CAMBRIDGE DRIVE BAPTIST, 550 Cambridge Dr..................... 964-0436 FIRST BAPTIST, 949 Veronica Springs Rd................................ 682-2485 FRIENDSHIP MISSIONARY BAPTIST, 912 East Cota St.............. 965-7879 GRACE BAPTIST, 400 Puente Dr............................................ 967-5424 GREATER HOPE BAPTIST, 430 East Figueroa St...................... 963-5405 HISPANIC BAPTIST, 925 Santa Barbara St............................... 965-3202 SECOND BAPTIST, 26 East Gutierrez St................................. 965-8912 TRINITY CHURCH, 1002 Cieneguitas St................................. 687-7797

CATHOLIC

HOLY CROSS RECTORY, 1740 Cliff Dr.....................................962-0411 OLD MISSION, 2201 Laguna St..............................................682-4713 OUR LADY OF GUADALUPE, 801 Jennings Ave....................... 965-4060 OUR LADY OF MT CARMEL, 1300 East Valley Rd..................... 969-6868 OUR LADY OF SORROWS CHURCH, 21 East Sola St.................963-1734 ST. JOSEPH CATHOLIC CHURCH, 5048 El Carro Lane..............684-2181 ST. MARK’S UCSB NEWMAN CENTER, 6550 Picasso Rd........... 968-1078 ST. RAPHAEL’S CHURCH, 5444 Hollister Ave...........................967-5641 SAN ROQUE CATHOLIC CHURCH, 325 Argonne Circle............687-5215

CHRISTIAN

FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH, 1905 Chapala St......................... 682-9228 LEWIS CHAPEL CME CHURCH, 202 E Gutierrez St................. 965-2625 SHORELINE COMMUNITY CHURCH, 935 San Andreas St ........ 563-2555

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, Carpenteria, 924 Walnut Ave........ 684-2385 FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, Goleta, 480 N. Fairview Ave.........964-1518 FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, Santa Barbara, 120 E. Valerio........ 966-6661 FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, Solvang, 2466 Baseline Ave......... 688-2984 61

EPISCOPAL

ALL SAINTS BY THE SEA, 83 Eucalyptus Lane......................... 969-4771 CHRIST THE KING, 5073 Hollister Ave................................... 964-9966 CHURCH OF OUR SAVIOUR, 340 Old Mill Rd..................800-463-3339 ST. MICHAEL’S UNIVERSITY CHURCH, 6586 Picasso Rd...........968-2712 TRINITY EPISCOPAL CHURCH, 1500 State St..........................965-7419

EVANGELICAL COVENANT

COMMUNITY COVENANT CHURCH, 5070 Cathedral Oaks.......967-2671 MONTECITO COVENANT CHURCH, 671 Cold Springs Rd......... 969-0373 CHINESE EVANGELICAL FREE CHURCH, 15 W Calle Crespis ... 569-7159

GREEK ORTHODOX

ST. BARBARA GREEK ORTHODOX, 1205 San Antonio Creek.... 683-4492

JEHOVAH’S WITNESSES

JEHOVAH’S WITNESSES, 805 North Quarantina.......................963-4611 JEHOVAH’S WITNESSES, 715 North Turnpike Rd.......................967-3772 JEHOVAH’S WITNESSES, 840 North Fairview Ave., Goleta....... 964-4702

JUDAISM

B’NAI BRITH TEMPLE, 900 San Antonio Creek Rd.................... 964-7869

LUTHERAN

CHRIST LUTHERAN CHURCH, 6595 Covington Way................ 964-2267 EMANUEL LUTHERAN CHURCH-LCMS, 3721 Modoc Rd...........687-3734 GOOD SHEPHERD LUTHERAN, 380 N. Fairview, Goleta........... 967-1416 GRACE LUTHERAN CHURCH, ELCA 3869 State St.................. 687-2628 LUTHERAN CAMPUS MINISTRIES, 777 Camino Pescadero........968-3164 OUR REDEEMER LUTHERAN CHURCH, WELS 770 Vala Dr ........ 967-1128 TRINITY EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN, 909 N La Cumbre Rd.........687-1577

ORTHODOX

ST. ATHANASIUS ORTHODOX, 976 Embarcadero Del Mar........ 968-4459

PENTECOSTAL

IGLESIA DE CRISTO, 329 West Canon Perdido ....................... 962-0351 UNITED PENTECOSTAL CHURCH, 230 Lighthouse Rd............. 568-0506

PRESBYTERIAN

CHRIST PRESBYTERIAN, 543 Pintura Dr................................. 692-2078 EL CAMINO PRESBYTERIAN, 7526 Calle Real ..........................968-0113 EL MONTECITO PRESBYTERIAN, 1455 East Valley Rd.............. 969-5041 FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, 21 East Constance Ave...........687-0754 GOLETA PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, 6067 Shirrl Way................. 967-2131 SANTA BARBARA PYONG KANG CHURCH, 5276 Hollister Ave...964-7275 ST. ANDREWS PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, 4575 Auhay Dr.......... 967-6327 SUMMERLAND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, 2400 Lillie Ave........ 969-9318

UNITARIAN

UNITARIAN SOCIETY, 1535 Santa Barbara St.......................... 965-4583 UNITARIAN UNIVERSALIST LIVE OAK, 820 North Fairview Ave.967-7867

UNITED METHODIST

FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH, 305 East Anapamu........ 963-3579 ST. MARK UNITED METHODIST CHURCH, 3942 La Colina Rd... 687-2631 UNIVERSITY CHURCH OF GOLETA, 892 Camino Del Sur..........968-2610

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15. Bridlewood Winery....................................... 688-2443 16. Gainey Vineyard............................................688-0558 17. M Brown/ Kalyra Winery..............................693-8864 18. Sunstone Winery........................................... 688-9463

SANTA YNEZ

1. Andrew Murray Winery................................693-9644 2. Arthur Earl........................................................693-1771 3. Beckmen Vineyards.......................................688-8664 4. Brander/Domaine Santa Barbara............... 688-2455 5. Carhartt Vineyard..........................................688-0685 6. Curtis Winery..................................................686-8999 7. Daniel Gehrs Wines.......................................693-9686 8. Demetria........................................................... 686-2345 9. Fess Parker Winery....................................... 688-1545 10. Firestone Vineyard........................................ 688-3940 11. Margerum Wine Company........................... 686.8500 12. Qupe/Au Bon Climat..................................... 686-4200 13. Richard Longoria Wines...............................688-0305 14. Zaca Mesa Winery.........................................688-9339

LOS OLIVOS

31. Babcock Vineyards.........................................736-1455 32. Fiddlehead Cellars.................................800-251-1225 33. Flying Goat Cellars....................................... 736-9032 34. Foley Estates Winery....................................688-8554 35. Melville............................................................. 735-7030 36. Sanford Winery.............................................. 735-5900

LOMPOC

27. Alma Rosa.........................................................688-9090 28. Hitching Post Wines.......................................688-0676 29. Lafond Winery................................................ 688-7921 30. Mosby Winery..................................................688-2415

BUELLTON

19. Blackjack Ranch Winery..............................686-9922 20. Buttonwood Farm Winery............................688-3032 21. LinCourt Vineyards.......................................688-8554 22. Lucas & Lewellen..........................................686-9336 23. Presidio Winery.............................................. 740-9463 24. Rideau Vineyards............................................688-0717 25. Rusack Vineyards............................................688-1278 26. Stolpman Vineyards......................................688-0400

SOLVANG

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Montecito

46. Jaffurs Wine Cellars....................................... 962-7003 47. Kunin Wines....................................................963-9696 48. Oreana Winery............................................... 962-5857 49. Santa Barbara Winery...........................800-225-3633 50. Summerland Winery...................................... 565-9463 51. Whitcraft Winery...........................................965-0956

SANTA BARBARA

38. Byron Winery.................................................. 937-7288 39. Cambria Winery............................................. 937-8091 40. Cottonwood Canyon Winery...................... 937-9063 41. Foxen Vineyard...............................................937-4251 42. Kenneth Volk Vineyards............................... 938-7896 43. McKeon-Phillips Wines................................928-3025 44. Rancho Sisquoc Winery............................... 934-4332 45. Tantara Winery............................................... 938-5051

SANTA MARIA

37. Bedford Winery...............................................344-2107

LOS ALAMOS

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