Passport Magazine Santa Barbara Winter 2017

Maps • Shops • Dining • Entertainment • Wine Country

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n behalf of the staff, artists, photographers, designers, writers and others who have helped to make Passport Gateway Magazine the area’s most popular visitor guide since 1995, we invite you to join the millions of readers who have used our magazine to find the very best places to eat, shop and play in Paradise on the Pacific, where the unique east to west, southern facing coastal orientation creates the Mediterraneanlike abundance of sunshine, moderate temperatures and dazzling beauty that attracts more than six million annual visitors to this seaside sanctuary commonly called the American Riviera.

This is the place that was claimed

by Spain in 1542, when the first European to set foot on the California coast was greeted by gift-bearing Chumash Indians who had thrived here for thousands of years and are today ­6

one of the region’s largest employers and philanthropists. This was the moviemaking capital of the world in the early 20th Century. This is where Charlie Chaplin built a hotel and Jimmy Cagney owned a wharf; where Laurence Olivier married Vivien Leigh and John & Jackie Kennedy honeymooned; where miles of palm lined beaches frame a moving canvass of white sailboats on crisp blue seas and magnificent sunsets silhouette the rich, red terra cotta rooflines that

surround one of California’s most popular Spanish Missions; where you’re 92 miles north of Los Angeles, 332 miles south of San Francisco, and, hopefully, far enough from home to become accustomed to a more relaxed, carefree lifestyle as you explore the sun-drenched beaches, picturesque harbor, gourmet restaurants, shopping treasures, museums, galleries, award-winning wineries and historical sites.

This is also the place where you’ll find charming sidewalk cafes and worldclass restaurants; and, where you’ll enjoy shopping adventures at first-class national and international stores as well as our eclectic mix of locally owned shops, boutiques and galleries.

This is the home of six Nobel Prize winners; media celebrities Oprah Winfrey, Laura Schlessinger and Dennis Miller; entertainers Jeff Bridges, Carol Burnett, Kevin Costner, Bo Derek, Kirk Douglas, Julia Louis-Dreyfus, Dennis Franz, Tab Hunter, Kathy Ireland, Michael Keaton, Cheryl Ladd, Christopher Lloyd, Rob Lowe, Eva Marie Saint and Steve Martin; singers and songwriters Jeff Barry, Jackson Browne, Christopher Cross, David Crosby, Barry DeVorzon, Milt Larsen, Bruce Johnston, Kenny Loggins, Jim Messina, Peter Noone and Glen Phillips; TV/film producers and directors Bruce Brown, Chris Carter, Tom Pollock, Ivan Reitman, Joel Schumacher, Dick Wolf and Robert Zemeckis; best-selling authors Jack Canfield and Sue Grafton; sports legends Jimmy Connors, Tommy Curren, Chuck Liddell; business titans Gene Montesano, Charlie Munger, Paul Orfalea, Fred Siegal, Herb Simon and Ty Warner; and, all of the rest of us who live, work and play in one of the world’s favorite destinations. Welcome to paradise. We’re glad you’re here.

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Tielle Artistry 31 MOXI 60 SANDPIPER GOLF COURSE 32 WORLD CLASS WHALE WATCHING

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A member of the Santa Barbara Art Association since 1986, Sue exhibits weekly at the Sunday Arts & Crafts Show on Cabrillo Blvd. You can also find her works exhibited at Gallery 113, Faulkner Gallery & at Café Good Cup, 918 State St. from Dec. thru Mar 2018. Visit her website sueslaterpaintings.com or email her at sueslaterpaintings@gmail.com. (805) 252-0912 Distributed By

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Holiday shopping in Santa Barbara is a rewarding experience and there’s no greater reward than discovering the eclectic mix of locally owned boutiques, galleries and shops that are some of the best places to find the perfect gifts in paradise on the pacific.

Breakfast is the most important meal of the day and there’s no better place to begin your holiday shopping adventure than the legendary Farmer Boy Restaurant, Santa 33 Jewels Barbara’s original diner at 3427 State Street, which is just the proverbial hop, skip and jump away from the Loreto Plaza at the corner of State and Los Positas streets, the home of the iconic Chaucer’s Bookstore, Santa Barbara’s much-loved bookseller since 1974 where you can browse a selection of over 150,000 titles in 300 sections; and, The Golf Klub, the locals favorite retail store that offers golf apparel, balls, bags, rangefinders, gloves, golf accessories and state-of-the-art computer club fitting.

From Loreto Plaza, we recommend you travel south on State Street to Downtown Santa Barbara, where you’ll find the area’s highest concentration of retail shopping treasures in the eleven blocks from Sola Street south to Highway 101 with abundant public parking off Chapala and Anacapa streets and open-air trolleys, electric shuttle buses and pedi-cabs available to help you navigate the most beautiful downtown on the California coast.

As you enter the downtown area, be sure to visit Natasha, the contemporary women’s clothing boutique in Victoria Court at 1231 State Street that specializes in easy care, easy wear casual clothing in natural fabrics made in California as well as the area’s largest selection of Citron and Cutloose apparel and a wide selection of accessories, shoes, bags, jewelry and hats.

And since you’re just across the street from the box office at the beautifully restored Granada Theatre at 1214 State Street, may we suggest that tickets to the State Street Ballet’s December 16th or 17th performances of The Nutcracker, the holiday family favorite set to the unforgettable music of Tchaikovsky performed by the Opera San Luis Obispo Grand Orchestra or the Santa Barbara Symphony’s New Years Eve Pops Concert, the best New Year’s Eve celebration on the coast with Guest The Yes Store (Continued on page 18)

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33 JEWELS cHaucer’s BooKstore 814 State St., 957-9100

3321 State St., 805-682-6787 www.33jewels.com (In The enthralled Loreto Plazawith Shopping Center)of Visitors, the charm chaucersbooks.com Santa Barbara, have often asked owner Santa Garmendia Barbara’s much-loved Diane if there isbookseller a Santa since 1974 invites you to browse their Barbara charm available.

Their wait selection of over 150,000 titles in over is now over! Diane has commissioned 300 sections. Open Mon-Sat 9a-9pm a Santa Barbara charm featuring two & Sun 9a-8p. dolphins engraved with ‘Santa Barbara California’. The charm is available exclusively at 33 Jewels in either 14k lafonD cIty tastInG rooM gold or sterling silver. This full service 111 East Yanonali • (805) 845-2020 jeweler offers an extensive collection of The renowned LaFond Winery single diamonds & colored stones & a variety varietal bottlings of vineyard and Sta. ofRita precious A distinct & unique Hills metals.

Chardonnay and Pinot Noir bridal selection is available as as are poured at the LaFond City well Tasting fine watches &the vintage jewelry.Winery Open Room next to Santa Barbara 11am-6pm daily, Noon-5pm Sunday & closed on Tuesdays.

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CHAUCER’S BOOKSTORE 3321Tasting State St., 805-682-6787 Room in Santa Barbara’s popular FunkZone.

OpenShopping daily 10am-6pm (In The Loreto Plaza Center) until 7pm Fr/Sat. chaucersbooks.com Santa Barbara’s much-loved bookseller since 1974natasHa invites you to browse their selection 1231 State St.,titles 965-4542 of over 150,000 in over 300 sections.

This contemporary women’s clothing bouOpen Mon-Sat 9a-9pm & Sun 9a-8p. tique specializes in wash & wear easy clothing in natural MEDICAL fabrics made & in DAY California.

EVOLUTIONS SPA A fun place shop,103 Natasha offers a 350 Chapala Street,toSuite selection with personalized service, (805)wide 687-0212 - evolutionsmedicalspa.com and daily shipments of new merchan-In The premier spa in Santa Barbara. dise.

Natasha also has the largest selection 2013, Evolutions Medical Spa expanded of Citron silks and rayons and operations to include a luxury day wonderspa with cozy,rooms, colorfuldry sweaters.

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Conductor Bob Bernhardt directing a rousing program of popular classics mixed with film favorites accompanied by the spellbinding aerialist Troupe Vertigo would make memorable holiday gifts, especially if your Granada Theatre evening begins with dinner at Benchmark Eatery, Santa Barbara’s favorite Pre-Post show destination at the corner of State and Anapamu streets.

Just around the corner at 11 Anapamu Street, Sullivan Goss – An American Gallery at offers a collection of more than 3,000 works of American artists including paintings, water colors, drawing, prints and sculptures from the 19th century to the present: and, the Santa Barbara Museum of Art Store at 1130 State Street on the lower level of the SBMA in downtown area’s charming cultural district offers a variety of merchandise unique to the Museum of Art’s permanent collection and special exhibitions, including the area’s finest selection of art books, music and dvds. You’ll find distinctive art objects, jewelry and apparel by local artists, as well as beautiful SBMA signature products, Evolutions Medical & Day Spa and educational children’s books and toys. The Museum Store proudly supports fair-trade merchants from around the world, and, all proceeds support the Museum of Art’s exhibitions and extensive education programs.

The historic La Arcada Courtyard at 1114 State Street is a popular place to capture a photo in front of the statues, and fountains or to savor the European cuisine and Danish pastries at The Andersen’s Danish Bakery & Restaurant that has been a family owned State Street landmark for more than 40 years.

At the corner of Carrillo and State streets, Wendy Foster State Street, one of downtown Santa Barbara’s premier shopping destinations for more than two decades, features an extensive inventory of clothing and accessories.

33 Jewels at 814 State Street in the historic El Paseo, California’s first shopping center, is a popular, full service jeweler that proudly features a diverse collection of wearable treasures from Santa Barbara jewelry artists and international jewelers that include an extensive collection of diamond, colored stones, and, a variety of precious metals.

The Yes Store, the nation’s longest running seasonal artisans’ cooperative, located at 627 State Street is celebrating their 50th season through Christmas Eve; and, if you’re holiday shopping on a Sunday, be sure to visit the Sunday Arts & Crafts Show where over 200 resident artists display their own original work in a beautiful outdoor setting under the palms on Cabrillo Boulevard from Stearns Wharf to Chase Palm Park.

Just off State at 350 Chapala Street, Evolutions Medical & Day Spa is a locals favorite place to pamper the mind and body with state –of-the-art medical treatments and relaxing day spa services.

You’ll find more exquisite one-of-a-kind holiday gifts at the Santa Barbara Art Glassblowing Studio at 706 East Mason Street, where master glass artist Saul Alcaraz will help you design your own vases, bowls, bottles, lamps, platters and handblown ornaments shaped or cut-out by hand and assembled into a form that ensures no two finished pieces are the same. ­18

If all this downtown shopping has whet your appetite for some world class cuisine, we recommend lunch or dinner at The Natural Café at 508 State Street or the great Mexican food and adult beverages at Casa Blanca Restaurant & Cantina at 330 State Street. If your travels have taken you closer to the Pacific, we suggest lunch or dinner at the Santa Barbara Fishouse at 101 East Cabrillo Boulevard for the finest seafood from exotic distant nets to the freshest local catch; and, if you’ve wandered near the Harbor, we invite you to enjoy classic Santa Barbara dining by the boats, under the sails, at Chuck’s Waterfront Grill, the casual dining atmosphere on the patio at the Breakwater Restaurant or the fresh seafood, fun and beautiful views at Brophy Bros Seafood Clam Bar & Restaurant.

Before we leave Santa Barbara for the lush coastal community of Montecito where celebrity residents like Oprah Winfrey, Kirk Douglas, Rob Lowe and numerous other famous entertainers, artists and writers are often spotted in the area’s upscale boutiques, galleries, fine restaurants and world class Jellyfish Pendant Light, hotels; we recommend a visit to Santa Barbara Winery, to Santa Barbara Art Glass enjoy the wine tasting room at the area’s oldest winery just two blocks from the beach in the Funk Zone at 202 Anacapa Street; or, visit next door to sample the renowned Lafond Winery single varietal bottlings of vineyard and Sta. Rita Hills Chardonnay and Pinot Noir that are available at The Lafond City Tasting Room.

If you need a break from your holiday shopping extravaganza, we suggest you visit the Santa Barbara Zoo that is known as one of the world’s most beautiful zoos and is home to 160 species of mammals, reptiles, birds and insects exhibited in open, naturalistic habitats overlooking the Pacific Ocean, the Andree Clark Bird Refuge and the Santa Ynez Mountains.

Montecito is divided into the two areas shown on the map on page 16 of this magazine. The Upper Village near the corners of East Valley Road and San Ysidro Road is bordered by the historic San Ysidro Ranch, the luxury resort that is considered to be one of the most romantic hideaways in the world. The Lower Village on Coast Village Road between Olive Mill Road and Hot Springs Road is bordered by the palatial Four Seasons Biltmore that combines the glory of historic California with legendary Four Seasons service.

We’ll begin this phase of our holiday shopping adventure in the Upper Village at Wendy Foster in the Plaza del Sol at 516 San Ysidro Road, the flagship of four stores that this local fashion icon owns in the greater Santa Barbara area. The Plaza del Sol is also home to the Pierre Lafond Montecito Market where you’ll find a wide array of unique gift baskets, olive oil, vinegar and other culinary treats.

Our holiday shopping adventure concludes in the Lower Village, where we suggest you visit the elegant Montecito Inn that was built in 1928 by the legendary Charlie Chaplin on the corner of San Ysidro Road and Coast Village Road before you explore the mix of high fashion and casual beach elegance at Angel, the younger and more hip of the four Wendy Foster stores at 1221 Coast Village Road. Happy Holidays! ­19

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LAFOND CITY TASTING ROOM 111 East Yanonali • (805) 845-2020 The renowned LaFond Winery single varietal bottlings of vineyard and Sta. Rita Hills Chardonnay and Pinot Noir are poured at the LaFond City Tasting Room next to the Santa Barbara Winery Tasting Room in Santa Barbara’s popular FunkZone.

Open daily 10am-6pm until 7pm Fr/Sat.

NATASHA 1231 State St., 965-4542 This contemporary women’s clothing boutique specializes in wash & wear easy clothing in natural fabrics made in California. A fun place to shop, Natasha offers a wide selection with personalized service, and daily shipments of new merchandise. Natasha also has the larg-

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Great jewelry, shoes, handbags and belts

by Hobo make Natasha your one-stop boutique and they can ship your purchases home for you!

SANTA BARBARA ART GLASS BLOWING STUDIO 706 E. Mason Street, 965-1541 sbartglass.com Inspired by the amazing works of Tiffany, Steuben and Loetz, owner Saul Alcaraz has formed one vision and that is to make the finest art glass the world has ever known! Each design requires specialized touches that make it a stunning “one of a kind masterpiece!” From custom lighting pieces to vases to intricate bowls, the scope and breadth of his works are (Continued on page 26)

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t was the Golden Age of moviemaking and Santa Barbara was the center of the celluloid universe. From its humble beginnings in 1910 as the location for early Western thrillers, Santa Barbara quickly became the moviemaking capital of the world and the location for over 1,200 major motion pictures that were produced from 1910 to 1921.

In 1913, the American Film Company converted an ostrich farm on the corner of State and Islay Streets into a movie lot and began construction of the world’s largest movie studio on the property bordered by Mission, State, Padre and Chapala Streets which was commonly referred to as the “big glass studio” by the local population. For the next 8 years, up to 14 production companies simultaneously used the “Flying A” facilities to create many of the most popular films of the period and stars like Marion Davies, Lottie Pickford and Wallace Reid kept suites in the Edgerly Arms Apartment ­24 62 62

Hotel on Sola Street which was built to accommodate the burgeoning motion picture industry during the years when famous directors like D.W. Griffith and William Desmond Taylor deposited $1500 weekly paychecks in local State Street banks and entertained the rich and famous from around the world.

By 1921, motion picture audiences favored films with themes that focused on life in the big city and the “Flying A” studios were moved south to Hollywood to be closer to the urban backgrounds that became the most common setting for the next era of movie-making. Ironically, the same contractor who poured the concrete for the “big glass studio” in 1913 won the contract to demolish the facilities in 1948 leaving the office building at 2012 Chapala Street which was D.W. Griffith’s private garage and the buildings at the corner of Mission and Chapala Streets that housed the “Green Room” where thousands of actors rehearsed their lines and the private dressing rooms of the first superstars of the American screen.

Some remain among the few architectural reminders of Santa Barbara’s place in the history of the motion picture industry.

Today, Santa Barbara’s favorable yearround climate and lush, tropical terrain bordered by mountains and ocean attracts film-makers, television producers and fashion photographers to the hundreds of historic settings that blend the architecture of the city’s past and present into idyllic, eclectic locations.

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SANTA BARBARA WINERY 202 Anacapa Street • (805) 963-3633 sbwinery.com Sea breeze and sun complement a charming patio setting at the Santa Barbara Winery tasting room site that doubles as a production facility where their Chardonnay and Pinot Noir and other memorable varietals are bottled. Open daily 10:am-6pm until 7pm Fr/Sat. ­26

THE YES STORE 627 State St., 966-9777 Celebrating their 50th Anniversary, the Yes Store is one of the few artisan cooperatives in business today. Every year, the finest of Santa Barbara’s artisans come together to offer a beautiful, original array of contemporary art & crafts for your Holiday gift giving pleasure.

Operated & staffed by local artists, the store features the best in customer made fine jewelry, ceramics, fused & blown glass, graphics, photography, weaving & clothing. Open daily 10am-7pm until Dec. 24.

Galleries

Big Platter (2017) John Nava, 18X74 inches, Oil on canvas Sullivan Goss – An American Gallery

SANTA BARBARA MUSEUM OF ART 1130 State St., 963-4364, www.sbma.net A remarkable permanent collection featuring ancient art: 19th C, American, French & English, 20th C, European, North American & Latin American, as well as a vast collection of works on paper and highly praised Asian art.

Valeska Sores; Any Moment Now, on exhibition from thru Dec 31, brings together 49 artworks, consisting of installation, sculpture, photography, and video, dating from the early 1990s to the present from this distinctive figure in the international legacy of installation art. Crosscurrents: The Painted Portrait in America, Britain, and France, 17501850 opens Jan 21. And don’t miss a visit to the children’s gallery, café & gift store. Open Tue-Sun, 11am-5pm. & 11am-8pm Thursdays.

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SULLIVAN GOSS An American Gallery 11 E. Anapamu St., 805-730-1460, sullivangoss.com Sullivan Goss - An American Gallery is located in the heart of Santa Barbara’s Historic Arts District, across the street from the Santa Barbara Museum of Art. Sullivan Goss has represented the work of American artists for 30 years. With an inventory of over 3,000 works, including paintings, watercolors, drawings, prints and sculptures, Sullivan Goss is the primary West Coast gallery positioned to help build private and public collections of important American art. The gallery is constantly seeking to acquire works by significant American painters and sculptors who worked between 1850 1950 including those artists referred to as luminists, impressionists, expressionist, and modernists. The downtown locations offers approximately twenty exhibition each year. The gallery is also involved with scholarship and research for American artists.

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Santa Barbara's Co Celebrating its 52th year, the Santa Barbara Arts & Crafts Show was inspired by European sidewalk shows and the outdoor art fiestas of Mexico. Sponsored by the City Parks and Recreation Department since 1965, the show is now the only continuous, non-juried arts festival of original drawings, paintings, graphics, sculpture, crafts and photography in the world. The show is held every Sunday under the palms on Cabrillo Blvd. and attracts thousands of visitors each year. Approximately 200 Santa Barbara s, t e County resident artists display their own original work in a beauhelm gear, tiful outdoor setting. Come join us for a visit! For information: y s t safe & map (805) 564-5418 www.sbaacs.com

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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. ­31

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With a 360-degree bar, the popular restaurant has become the go-to spot for pre- and post-show dining and special events like the Summer Solstice, Old Spanish Days Fiesta and Holiday parades.

BENCHMARK is centrally located in the Arts District, directly across from the Art Museum and the Granada Theater, and a short walk from the Ensemble and Arlington Theaters. Individuals, couples, families, locals and/or tourists will all find Santa Barbara’s BENCHMARK eatery to be a solid representation of the surrounding community.

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effort to create an environment where there is something for everyone, including forced interaction by manipulating seating to engage patrons, staff and passers-by, mirroring the philosophy of co-owner John Bennett, whose Genuine Restaurant Concepts mantra is the foundation for the success of the family’s seven distinct and popular restaurants in Santa Barbara, Ventura and Goleta.

BENCHMARK’s dishes range from Braised Short Ribs to Burrata to Fish Tacos.

The drink menu allows customers to have anything from an Artisan cocktail to a local micro-beer or a glass of local wine.

Happy Hour happens daily from 4pm-6pm with an ample variety of craft beers, fine wines and other adult beverages.

BENCHMARK eatery is open Sunday-Wednesday, 11:30am-9pm and Thursday-Saturday, 11:30am-10pm.

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While soaking in the magnificent surroundings either on the warmly lit fire warmed patio or spectacular dining room, one discovers that this is not just a pretty package - the best reason to visit is Chef Daniel Ibarra’s delicious and creative cuisine being created in the spacious display kitchen.

Mexican classics like chile rellenos, tamales and fajitas, as well as specialties like the Nopales Cactus slow roasted chipotle pork and Aztec Carne asada.

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them in an ingenious cocktail list that includes fresh prickly pear, cucumber or blood orange margaritas, fresh grapefruit palomas and white wine and fresh fruit sangria.

Local favorites include the all-you-can-eat Taco Tuesdays from 5 to closing and the popular Brunch from 10-2 on Saturday and Sunday.

With a bar and dining patio, large lounge area, booth and table seating as well as private dining area for events, Casa Blanca has become a Santa Barbara icon. Located on the corner of State and Gutierrez Streets, the central downtown location is ideal to take a State Street stroll from after dinner if you happen to eat a little bit too much. Close to theatres, the beach, shopping and with lots of available parking in the area Casa Blanca is a must eat on any visitor or locals calendar.

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Points of interest EL PRESIDIo DE SANTA BARBARA HISToRIC PARK The Presidio includes buildings that were part of the last Spanish military outpost in the New World. The chapel contains restored 18th century decorations.

123 E. Canon Perdido St. 966-0719.

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KARPELES MANUSCRIPT LIBRARY Collection of prized manuscripts & rare documents. 21 W. Anapamu St. 962-5322.

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SANTA BARBARA CoUNTY CoURTHoUSE Timeless Spanish-Moorish masterpieces with colorful corridors, historic mural room, 85 ft. observation tower. Great views from the clock tower. 1100 Anacapa St. 962-6464.

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SANTA BARBARA HISToRICAL MUSEUM Charming adobe complex, built in 1817, houses one of the finest collections of regional history in California. 136 E. De La Guerra St. 966-1601.

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SANTA BARBARA MUSEUM oF ART One of the nation’s outstanding regional museums with important holdings of American, 19th century French and Asian art. 1130 State St. 963-4364.

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STEARNS WHARF & TY WARNER SEA CENTER Oldest operating wharf on the West coast with ships and eateries. The Sea Center offers a glimpse into marine life that inhabits the Santa Barbara Channel and includes displays dedicated to the preservation of rare and endangered species and habitat types. At the foot of State St. 564-5518 & 962-9111.

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ARLINGToN CENTER FoR THE PERFoRMING ARTS Originally built in 1875 the interior contains a mock Spanish village. Curved ceiling is “star studded” and creates an outdoor illusion. 1317 State St. 7

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8 GRANADA THEATRE For over 70 years the historic Granada Theatre has been the premiere center of entertainment for the entire Central Coast.

1216 State St. 966-2324.

SANTA BARBARA Zoo Over 500 animals on over 30 scenic acres of a former beachside estate. 500 Ninos Dr. off Cabrillo Blvd. 962-5339.

GANNA WALSKA LoTUSLAND A 37-acre botanical wonder containing subtropical & tropical plants from around the world. Located in Montecito, just east of Santa Barbara. Reservations required for tours from mid-Feb. thru Nov., (805) 969-9990.

SantaBARBARA Barbara SANTA MaritimeMUSEUM Museum MARITIME HomeBarbara’s of the newest Point Conception Lighthouse Santa museum offers a vibrant First Orderof Fresnel Lens, the exploration our relationship withMaritime the sea.

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113 Harbor Way. 962-8404.

SANTA BARBARA MISSIoN “Queen of the Missions” is 10th of the California missions established in 1786 by Spanish Franciscans. Gift shop. Daily from 9am-5pm. 2201 Laguna St. 682-4713.

BoTANIC GARDEN Over 1,000 plants in a wide variety of habitats.

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Start your day with an ever popular breakfast. Three egg omelets will give you a filling start. Sunrise, California, Meat, Fresh Spinach and Italian are but a few of the omelet selections available. Other breakfast favorites such as Eggs Benedict, Eggs Florentine, Waffles, Pancakes and French Toast are on the menu.

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is made with delicious home cooked corned beef, and there’s still more to be discovered. Scrumptious salads include traditional Crab or Shrimp Louie’s, Cobb and Chef or enjoy a flavorful Chicken Fajita salad. Flavorful fresh local fish dishes are available both lunch and dinner.

Breakwater’s dinner menu has many satisfying choices. You’ll find chicken, seafood, steaks and pastas. For example there is Chicken Piccata, a choice Sirloin Steak and center cut Pork Chops. A very popular choice for both lunch and dinner are the Fish Tacos.

For dessert there is a variety of delicious ice cream flavors and pies. Their ice cream cone sign has become a local landmark; many stop by to get an ice cream cone to take on their walk along the breakwater.

Breakwater also features a list of select wines and beers to be enjoyed while taking in the ambience of the harbor.

You’ll find the Breakwater Restaurant at the scenic Santa Barbara Harbor, 107 Harbor Way. 805-965-1557. sbbreakwater. com. Breakfast, lunch and dinner are served seven days a week. Celebrate your special occasion with the Breakwater!

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The Waterfront is blessed with three picturesque, golden sand beaches. east Beach, at 1440 Cabrillo Blvd., offers picnic facilities, more than a dozen volleyball courts on the beach, and a full service restaurant. The Cabrillo Pavilion Bathhouse, built in 1927, offers showers, lockers, a weight room, beach wheelchair and volleyball rental. West Beach between Stearns Wharf and the harbor offers a picturesque sandy area for sunbathing, swimming, kayaking, wind surfing and beach volleyball on eleven acres adjoined by the wide palm tree lined walkway and bike path. The family-friendly Leadbetter Beach between the harbor and Shoreline Park offers grassy picnic and barbecue sites and attracts windsurfers, catamaran pilots, surfers and walkers.

We recommend that you begin your waterfront adventure with a visit to the Santa Barbara Region of Commerce Visitor, open daily at the corner of Cabrillo Blvd and Garden Streets, where you can make reservations at hotels and restaurants and get directions and information about the area’s attractions and visitor-serving businesses.

The Waterfront offers a variety of ocean-going activities like coastal cruises, sailing, whale watching, fishing, kayaking, surfing and parasailing. And for those who prefer spend more time on land, the amphibious Land Shark operated by Land & Sea Tours departs from State Street at Stearns Wharf at 12PM, 2PM and 4PM daily for a 90-minute fun-filled, narrated tour of historical landmarks that includes a cruise around the harbor and waterfront. The Santa Barbara Zoo, just off Cabrillo Blvd at East Beach, is home to 160 species of mammals, reptiles, birds and insects on its 30 hilltop acres overlooking the Pacific Ocean. On Sundays, up to 200 resident artists display their original works under the palms along Cabrillo Blvd at the Arts & Crafts Show that is the only continuous, non-juried arts festival of drawings, paintings, graphics, sculpture, crafts and photography in the world.

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Harbor & Stearns Wharf Off of Cabrillo Blvd. on Harbor Way, tour one of the oldest working harbors on the West Coast, dine with the best view of the fisherman unloading their catch at Brophy Bros.

Clam Bar & Restaurant and visit the exciting Santa Barbara Maritime Museum. East of the Harbor, at the end of State St., lies Stearns Wharf, built in 1872 as the first working wharf in California. Today, the Wharf caters to visitors with shops, restaurants, fish market, boat charters and the Ty Warner Sea Center.

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ARROYO BURRO BEACH Referred to as “Hendry’s Beach,” this beach off Cliff Drive, near Los Positas, is known for its sunsets and “The Boathouse” restaurant.

Butterfly Beach In front of the Four Seasons Biltmore on Channel Drive, this quiet beach is convenient for those staying in Montecito.

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Public Golf Courses GLEN ANNIE GOLF CLUB www.glenanniegolf.com 405 Glen Annie Road – 18 Holes Goleta • 968-6400 HIDDEN OAKS GOLF COURSE www.hiddenoaksgolfsb.net 4760G Calle Camarada – 9 Holes Santa Barbara • 967-3493 RIVER COURSE AT THE ALISAL www.rivercourse.com 150 Alisal Road – 18 Holes Solvang • 688-6042 SANDPIPER GOLF CLUB www.sandpipergolf.com 7925 Hollister Avenue – 18 Holes Goleta • 968-1541 LA PURISMA www.lapurisimagolf.com 3455 State Hwy. 246 – 18 Holes Lompoc• 735-8395 RANCHO SAN MARCOS GOLF COURSE www.rsm1804.com 4600 Hwy. 154 – 18 Holes Santa Barbara • 683-6334

SANTA BARBARA GOLF CLUB thesantabarbaragolfclub.com 3500 McCaw Avenue – 18 Holes Santa Barbara • 687-7087 TWIN LAKES GOLF COURSE twinlakesgolf.com 6034 Hollister Avenue – 9 Holes Goleta • 964-1414 ­60

Santa Barbara Explore wine country.

Wine Tasting is everywhere - from downtown Santa Barbara to the scenic, country backroads of the Santa Ynez or Santa Maria Valleys.

Over 100 wineries to choose from! Great wines, friendly people, and a beautiful, relaxed setting. What are you waiting for?

Come visit us.

“When the journey IS the destination, you need a map - ours.”

Free, detailed, winery map at www.sbcountywines.com

P. O. Box 1558 Santa Ynez CA 93460-1558 805-688-0881 information@sbcountywines.com

Vintners’ Festival - April 2012 * Celebration of Harvest - Oct. 2012

Valeska Soares: Any Moment Now September 17 – December 31, 2017 Santa Barbara Museum of Art, 1130 State Street sbma.net

The Schoolhouse and the Bus: Mobility, Pedagogy, and Engagement Two Projects by Pablo Helguera and Suzanne Lacy / Pilar Riaño-Alcalá

September 27 – December 8, 2017 Art, Design & Architecture Museum, UCSB, 552 University Road museum.ucsb.edu

Sacred Art in the Age of Contact: Chumash and Latin American Traditions in Santa Barbara September 16 – December 8, 2017 Art, Design & Architecture Museum, UCSB, 552 University Road museum.ucsb.edu

September 15, 2017 – January 14, 2018 Santa Barbara Historical Museum, 136 East De la Guerra Street sbhistorical.org

Guatemala from 33,000 km: Contemporary Art, 1960 – Present September 17 – December 17, 2017 Museum of Contemporary Art Santa Barbara, 653 Paseo Nuevo Community Arts Workshop, 631 Garden Street Westmont Ridley-Tree Museum of Art, 955 La Paz Road mcasantabarbara.org

Visit sbma.net/pstsb for more.

SANTA BARBARA WEEKEND Join us for a special celebration of PST: LA/LA in Santa Barbara from October 20 – 22!

Major support for Guatemala from 33,000 km: Contemporary Art, 1960 – Present and Valeska Soares: Any Moment Now is provided through grants from the Getty Foundation.

Image: Valeska Soares, Any Moment Now…, 2014, Courtesy Fortes D’Aloia & Gabriel, São Paulo, Photo Credit: Charles Benton, 365 vintage dust jackets mounted on linen panels and 4 vintage library ladders, Panel sizes: 10 x 8, 12 x 12, 14 x 11 inches, Variable overall dimensions, Installation view Eleven Rivington Gallery, 2014, Image courtesy of the Artist.

Calendar of Events NOVEMBER Thru Dec 31 SANTA BARBARA MUSEUM OF ART Presents Valeska Sores: Any Moment Now, bringing together 49 artworks, consisting of installation, sculpture, photograph & video dating from the early 1990’s .

And don’t miss a visit to the children’s gallery, café & gift store. Open Tue-Sun, 11am-5pm & 11am-8pm Thursdays.

DECEMBER Dec 1 CHUMASH CASINO Presents Jewel’s Handmade Holiday Tour. Visit chumashcasino.com for tickets & information.

Dec 1 65th ANNUAL DOWNTOWN HOLIDAY PARADE More than 65,000 spectators line State Street from Sola to Cota Streets from 6:30pm-8pm to cheer on local marching bands, floats, performance groups & culminating in – Santa’s arrival! Dress warmly & don’t miss out on Santa Barbara’s only nighttime parade!

Dec 1 SOLVANG’S JULEFEST TREE LIGHTING CEREMONY & PARADE Music, dancing & singing celebrate the start of the holiday season followed by a traditional Danish Julefest parade on Sat. starring … Santa! Visit solvangusa. com for further information.

Santa Barbara International Film Festival

Dec 2 LOS OLIVOS OLDE FASHIONED CHRISTMAS From 2pm-8pm, the community welcomes the holiday season with hundreds of luminaries, local chorale groups, food, fun & of course … Santa!

Visit losolivosca.com for further information,.

Dec 7 UNA NOCHE DE LAS POSADAS Presented in the Presidio chapel, Casa de la Guerra,. Join in this rich cultural tradition & experience first-hand the way in which our city’s Spanish founders celebrated Christmas in the 18th century. 7pm-9pm. (805) 965-0093 for further information. ­63

Calendar of Events Dec 9 TUBA! TUBA! TUBA! Since 1993 the local musicians of Tuba Christmas have performed songs to celebrate the holidays. Storke Placita, downtown. Noon.

The Nutcracker, the quintessential Christmas tale of adventure & fantasy.

Performances at 2pm & 7:30pm Sat. and 2pm Sun. Granada Theatre. For tickets call (805) 899-2222.

Dec 10 32nd ANNUAL PARADE OF LIGHTS Watch as 20-30 boats motor, sail & paddle the coastline starting at 5:30pm followed by fireworks at 7pm.

Santa’s Village activities begin at 3pm at the Santa Barbara Harbor & Waterfront.

Dec 31 SANTA BARBARA SYMPHONY ANNUAL NEW YEAR’S EVE POPS CONCERT Ring in the New Year with a pop! Granada Theatre, 1214 State Street.

Dec 15 CHUMASH CASINO Presents legendary country artist, Clint Black.

Visit chumashcasino.com for tickets & information.

Dec 17 & 17 STATE STREET BALLET Santa Barbara’s only professional ballet company performs

JANUARY Jan 26 CHUMASH CASINO Presents the The Greatest Hits Tour: The Alan Parsons Live Project. Visit chumashcasino. com for tickets & information.

Jan 31-Feb 10 33RD ANNUAL SANTA BARBARA INTERNATIONAL FILM

Santa Barbara Parade Of Lights

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FESTIVAL Santa Barbara rolls out the red carpet for film lovers & food fans with over 200 films, tributes & symposiums ranging from American indie films to world cinema & everything in between. For more information & full schedule visit sbiff.org

FUTURE EVENTS Mar 9 CHUMASH CASINO Presents The Long Island Medium, Theresa Caputo – Live! Admission does not guarantee a reading but she is sure to touch many.

Visit chumashcasino.com for tickets & information.

Mar 9-11 72ND ANNUAL SANTA BARBARA INTERNATIONAL ORCHID SHOW More than 70 exhibitors from the United States & around the world will display hundreds of different orchid species & named varieties at the Earl Warren Showgrounds. Visit sborchidshow.com for further information.

ONGOING ACTIVITIES WHALE WATCHING Whale watching aboard the Condor Express. Witness gray whales & humpbacks Dec-Apr; humpbacks & blue whales May-Nov. Call 882-0088 or toll free (888) 77-WHALE. ARTS & CRAFTS SHOW Over 200 local artisans display their art, crafts & gifts for purchase. The only continuous, non-juried arts festival in the world! Admission is free. Every Sunday from Chase Palm Park along the beach on Cabrillo Blvd. to State Street.

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Santa Barbara Area Code (805) AIRLINE COMPANIES Alaska Airlines American Airlines United Airlines

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AREA AIRPORT SERVICES Atlantic Aviation SBA (805) 964-6733 Roadrunner Shuttle (800) 247-7919 Santa Barbara Airport (805) 683-4011 Santa Barbara Aviation (805) 967-9000 Santa Barbara Executive Transportation

(805) 568-5466 Santa Barbara Chauffeuring & Tours

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PERFORMING ARTS Arlington Theatre (805) 963-9589 Centre Stage Theatre (805) 963-0408 Ensemble Theatre (805) 965-5400 Granada Theatre (805) 899-2222 Lobero Theatre (805) 966-4964 Music Academy of West (805) 969-4726 Opera Santa Barbara (805) 898-3890 Santa Barbara Symphony (805) 898-9386

VISITOR INFORMATION Santa Barbara Visitor Center 1 Garden Street (805) 965-3021 Santa Barbara Conference & Visitors Bureau (805) 966-9222

HOSPITAL Goleta Valley CottageHospital 351 S. Patterson (805) 682-7111 Santa Barbara Cottage Hospital Pueblo at Bath Street (805) 682-7111

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