Passport Magazine Summer - Fall 2016

Maps • Shops • Dining • Entertainment • Wine Country

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n 1869, Lockwood de Forest (1850-1932) first painted with his future mentor Frederic Church, a giant of nineteenth century art. Side by side, they painted the Parthenon on the Acropolis in Athens – one of history’s greatest works of architecture.

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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

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.”

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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.

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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.

- Betty Carroll

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Contents

Volume 86 • Summer - Fall 2016 features

Summer in Santa Barbara Each year summer in the Santa Barbara area is filled with fun events & festivals that celebrate the area’s culture. Find activities, festivals & events unique to Santa Barbara in our Calendar of Events (pgs. 63-65)

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NEW AT THE ZOO Giraffe Calves, Dino Doc & Hidden Treasures

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QUI SI BELLA LUXURY ECO-WELLNESS SPA Beauty From Within

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VILLAGE PROPERTIES Celebrating 20 Years of Service!

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WELCOME TO RANCHO SAN MARCOS Where the Golf Gods Play!

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Solvang – A Little Taste of Denmark in Our Own Backyard!

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CASA BLANCA RESTAURANT

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CHUCK’S WATERFRONT GRILL

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THE BOATHOUSE RESTAURANT

DEPARTMENTS

Experience Santa Barbara Golf!

The Santa Barbara area offers many beautiful courses- for golfers of all levels. To find out where you can “Tee it up,” turn to our Golf Course Guide on page 58.

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SHOPPING GUIDE

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MONTECITO MAP

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GALLERY GUIDE

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EVENTS & ACTIVITIES

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DINING GUIDE

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AREA MAP

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POINTS OF INTEREST

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DOWNTOWN MAP

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WINE COUNTRY MAP

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WATERFRONT GUIDE

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WATERFRONT MAP

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GOLF COURSE GUIDE

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CALENDAR OF EVENTS

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– ABOUT OUR COVER – Growing up in Santa Barbara has given Chris Potter an appreciation & love of the beauty, history & endless charm & colors of the area. His paintings clearly reflect his passion as seen on our cover Sea Landing Clouds, Santa Barbara Harbor. Sea Landing has views like this & a few other gems.

Among his over 700 paintings, plein air is clearly a favorite.

View more of Chris Potter’s works at chrispotterart.com, Facebook or contact him at chrispotterart@gmail.com Distributed By

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Photo: Tony Luna

“One of those places we return to again and again…” ~Frommers with Kids

(805) 962-5339 • Just off Cabrillo Blvd. at East Beach • sbzoo.org

Shopping Guide

Peruvian Opal Ring, 33 Jewels

BELLA ROSA GALLERIES 1103-A State Street • (805) 966-1707 info@bellarosasb.com

At Bella Rosa Galleries you’ll find their cases filled with fine antique and vintage jewelry from the 1800’s to the present. Their carefully curated collection includes one of the largest collections of vintage engagement rings under one roof as well as rare colored gems and diamonds. Renowned for their expertise, the warm and friendly staff is passionate about the history and value each piece holds and is dedicated to helping you establish a legacy of your own. Whether you’re shopping for a gift or just enjoy the allure of their treasures, you’re always certain to find something different each time you visit.

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33 JEWELS 814 State St., 957-9100

www.33jewels.com Visitors, enthralled with the charm of Santa Barbara, have often asked owner Diane Garmendia if there is a Santa Barbara charm available. Their wait is now over! Diane has commissioned a Santa Barbara charm featuring two dolphins engraved with ‘Santa Barbara California’. The charm is available exclusively at 33 Jewels in either 14k gold or sterling silver. This full service jeweler offers an extensive collection of diamonds & colored stones & a variety of precious metals. A distinct & unique bridal selection is available as well as fine watches & vintage jewelry. Open 11am-6pm daily, Noon-5pm Sunday & closed on Tuesdays.

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Santa Barbara Art Glass Blowing Studio

by Saul Alcaraz

Vases • Lighting • BowLs • BottLes • More

706 E. Mason Street ~ 805.965.1541 ~ sbartglass@aol.com www.sbartglass.com

New at the Zoo

Giraffe Calves, Dino Doc & Hidden Treasures

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tall “baby” and tall tales are among the new attractions at the Santa Barbara Zoo. Known as one of the world’s most beautiful zoos, it’s also the only one where giraffes have ocean views.

A 6-foot 6-inch-tall, 191-pound bundle of Masai giraffe joy arrived in late March 2016. Male calf Chad brings the herd’s number to five, but it’ll soon be six – another calf is expected this Summer. Giraffe feeding is offered most days, weather permitting. A portion of the $7 cost goes to giraffe conservation.

An 8-foot-tall grizzly bear named Tiny stars in the live stage show “California Tales.” He and his other puppet friends are back with a new “tall tale” based on a Native American myth in which Raven and Turtle use butterflies and a salt lick to get hilarious revenge on trickster Coyote. Natural behaviors by coyotes are explained by the trickster himself.

“Dino Doc” is a live show featuring the Zoo’s three high-tech dinosaurs – with help from volunteer “doctors” who give them check-ups, just like the real Zoo veterinarian. A “meet and greet” with the dinosaurs and cast immediately follows the show. Both shows are free with Zoo admission.

Check Admissions for show times.

There’s gems in “them thar hills” – well, more accurately, near the Zoo hilltop. A wooden water tower marks the spot of Tiny’s Mining Camp, adjacent to the Barnyard. Here guests to pan for fossils, shark teeth, and gems. Purchase a bag of “ore,” then sift, shake, and pan for hidden treasures in the 12-foot long sluice box complete with running with water, like ones used during the Gold Rush. It’s open daily and each miner is guaranteed a keepsake.

You don’t need kids in tow to enjoy the penguins, elephants, lions, and more at the charming, seaside Santa Barbara Zoo, the region’s most popular attraction. Open daily from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., visit www.sbzoo.org. photo by Tony Luna

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Shopping

Natasha, Santa Barbara

CHAUCER’S BOOKSTORE 3321 State St., 805-682-6787 (In The Loreto Plaza Shopping Center) chaucersbooks.com Santa Barbara’s much-loved bookseller since 1974 invites you to browse their selection of over 150,000 titles in over 300 sections. Open Mon-Sat 9a-9pm & Sun 9a-8p.

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 ­18

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 largest selection of Citron silks and rayons and wonderful, cozy, colorful sweaters. Great jewelry, shoes, handbags and belts by Hobo make Natasha your one-stop boutique and they can ship your purchases home for you!

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A booklover’s delight since 1974

ChauCer’s Books in Loreto PLaza 3321 State Street • Santa Barbara, CA • (805) 682-6787 www.chaucersbooks.com

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illage Properties Celebrates 20th Anniversary SAY “SANTA BARBARA REAL ESTATE” and Village Properties comes to mind. That’s because homegrown, locally owned Village Properties has built its reputation on teamwork, high ethical standards, and an unwavering commitment to and appreciation for the place it calls home. And, you can’t get much more Santa Barbara than that.

Celebrating its 20th Anniversary, Village Properties was founded by Ed Edick and Renee Grubb in 1996 with the philosophy that real estate is a full-time career, requiring fulltime commitment.

Not only are the Village Properties sales agents extremely knowledgeable on the complexities of real estate law in addition to the ins and outs of financing, they are very well versed in local codes and regulations as well as Santa Barbara real estate analysis and pricing. “One reason for Village Properties’ success is our extensive experience in Santa Barbara County real estate and our worldwide connections,” said Grubb, who started her real estate career in 1983. “Another reason is that we, our agents and staff, are a productive, collaborative village of experienced professionals.”

Deepening their commitment to the community where they work and live, Grubb and Edick established the Teacher’s Fund, a nonprofit to assist local teachers with the purchase of supplies, materials, and equipment needed for classrooms, in 2002. To date, more than $1.3 million has been donated to Santa Barbara County preschool, elementary, middle, and high school teachers in both public and private schools. Six years ago, the two real estate professionals added a Teacher’s Fund Golf Tournament and Cocktail Party to help fund the nonprofit.

Today, Grubb’s and Edick’s Village has grown to serve the many areas of Santa Barbara County, including offices in Montecito, Santa Barbara, and Santa Ynez with agents and brokers serving Ojai, Carpinteria, Summerland, Montecito, Santa Barbara, Goleta, Solvang, Buellton, Los Olivos, and Santa Ynez. With over 150 agents and brokers, Village Properties is Santa Barbara County’s largest independent real estate brokerage. “It’s interesting, I’ve spent one third of my life at Village Properties and yet it seems like we started yesterday. Being a local myself, we are thankful for the local support from our community for the last 20 years. We are excited to discover what the future holds,” related Edick. To learn more about Village Properties, call (805) 969-8900 or visit www.villagesite.com. To learn about participating in or donating to the Teacher’s Fund or the next Teacher’s Fund Golf Tournament and Cocktail Party, contact The Teacher’s Fund at(805) 637-6816 or visit www.teachersfund.org

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Shopping QUI SI BELLA ECO-WELLNESS SPA 3311 State St., 682-0003 (In the Loreto Shopping Center) This luxurious eco-wellness spa combines modern advancements in beauty treatments with ancient holistic healing rituals amidst the soothing waterfalls & Tuscanstyle décor. Select from an extensive spa menu & emerge glowing with serenity & health from the inside, out. In Italian Qui Si Bella implies “beauty from within.” Let Qui Si Bella bring out your beauty. Call for appointment.

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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 unsurpassed.

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own masterpiece at one of his glassblowing classes. The classes are unique, detailed, informative & always entertaining! Call for class times.

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.

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GLASSBLOWING COUPLE'S COUPLE'S PRIVATE PRIVATE CLASS CLASS GLASSBLOWING 706 E. Mason Street, Santa Barbara, CA • (805) 965-1541 REGULAR PRICE $500 NOW $250 REGULAR PRICE $500 NOW $250 Open for Demonstrations 9am-4pm Mon-Sat • sbartglass.com

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illage Properties Celebrates 20th Anniversary SAY “SANTA BARBARA REAL ESTATE” and Village Properties comes to mind. That’s because homegrown, locally owned Village Properties has built its reputation on teamwork, high ethical standards, and an unwavering commitment to and appreciation for the place it calls home. And, you can’t get much more Santa Barbara than that.

Celebrating its 20th Anniversary, Village Properties was founded by Ed Edick and Renee Grubb in 1996 with the philosophy that real estate is a full-time career, requiring fulltime commitment.

Not only are the Village Properties sales agents extremely knowledgeable on the complexities of real estate law in addition to the ins and outs of financing, they are very well versed in local codes and regulations as well as Santa Barbara real estate analysis and pricing. “One reason for Village Properties’ success is our extensive experience in Santa Barbara County real estate and our worldwide connections,” said Grubb,v who started her real estate career in 1983. “Another reason is that we, our agents and staff, are a productive, collaborative village of experienced professionals.”

Deepening their commitment to the community where they work and live, Grubb and Edick established the Teacher’s Fund, a nonprofit to assist local teachers with the purchase of supplies, materials, and equipment needed for classrooms, in 2002. To date, more than $1.3 million has been donated to Santa Barbara County preschool, elementary, middle, and high school teachers in both public and private schools. Six years ago, the two real estate professionals added a Teacher’s Fund Golf Tournament and Cocktail Party to help fund the nonprofit.

Today, Grubb’s and Edick’s Village has grown to serve the many areas of Santa Barbara County, including offices in Montecito, Santa Barbara, and Santa Ynez with agents and brokers serving Ojai, Carpinteria, Summerland, Montecito, Santa Barbara, Goleta, Solvang, Buellton, Los Olivos, and Santa Ynez. With over 150 agents and brokers, Village Properties is Santa Barbara County’s largest independent real estate brokerage. “It’s interesting, I’ve spent one third of my life at Village Properties and yet it seems like we started yesterday. Being a local myself, we are thankful for the local support from our community for the last 20 years. We are excited to discover what the future holds,” related Edick. To learn more about Village Properties, call (805) 969-8900 or visit www.villagesite.com. To learn about participating in or donating to the Teacher’s Fund or the next Teacher’s Fund Golf Tournament and Cocktail Party, contact The Teacher’s Fund at(805) 637-6816 or visit www.teachersfund.org

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gallerieS and highly praised Asian art. On exhibition Bella rosa GallerIes thru Aug 28th, Puja & Piety: Hindu, Jain & 1103-A State Street • (805) 966-1707 Buddhist Art from the Indian Subcontinent. info@bellarosasb.com The ongoing exhibition of the Highlights Since 1967 when Rose & Sam Schweke of the Permanent Collection features some opened their shop, Bella Rosa Galleries of the SBMA’s most celebrated became a landmark on the works of art. On exhibition world famous Boardwalk from Sep 18th - Jan 8th, 2017, in Atlantic City. The shop British Art from Whistler to was filled with the finest World War II. Curated by art antiques, vintage jewelry and historian Peyton Skipwith and objet d’art. Their son Joe, drawn entirely from the SBMA raised among such opulence, permanent collection, this developed a keen eye for fine selection of some 70 paintings, gemstones and jewelry, often drawings, and sculptures accompanying his parents presents an overview of British on trips the world over. At art from around 1890 through the age of 19, while living 1945. And don’t miss a visit in California, he was called to the children’s gallery, café upon to run the business full- Walter Richard Sickert, Percy time for the last 30 years, Honri at the Oxford, ca. 1920. & gift store. Open Tue-Sun, 11am-5pm. & 11am-8pm establishing the Santa Barbara Oil on canvas. Santa Barbara Museum of Art location in 2007.

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Celebrating its 50th 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 County resident artists display their own original work in a beautiful outdoor setting. Come join us for a visit! For information: (805) 564-5418 www.sbaacs.com

Bike or Blade along the Beach You can take your pick at Wheel Fun Rentals, which offers the finest equipment available in Santa Barbara. Wheel Fun Rentals offers mountain bikes, road bikes and cruisers, surreys, roller blades, tandems, three-wheelers, strollers, kids bikes, car racks and more! They now offer 30-minute delivery to you throughout Santa Barbara County. In business for over 30 years, Wheel Fun Rentals is located at 23 E. Cabrillo Blvd, across from Stearns Wharf.

For more information, call (805)966-6733 or visit www.wheelfunrentals.com

Chumash Casino Resort The Chumash Casino Resort offers gaming at its exhilarating best, including 2,000 slot machines, Bingo and exciting table games like Blackjack and Poker. Cash prizes, weekly luxury car giveaways and exceptional customer service make the Chumash Casino Resort the most exciting getaway in Santa Barbara’s wine country.

For some of the best entertainment around, visit the Chumash Casino Resort’s Samala Showroom. The showroom features intimate seating for 1,300 and hosts top headliner entertainers, world championship boxing and more. You can start and end your day in one of our luxurious suites or relaxing rooms at the AAA FourDiamond-rated Chumash Casino Resort Hotel. For information call 1-800-CHUMASH or visit chumashcasino.com

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Enjoy our honest fare includes grilled Wild King Salmon and spacious display kitchen. Entrees like comfortable Fish large and patio Chips, overlooking the as a Nopales as well selectionCactus, of interesting slow roasted chipotle historic, scenic Santa Barbara Harbor . and healthy salads. pork & Azte Carne Asada are sure to A favorite of localsEnjoy and tourists.

Serving Don’t forget all-you-can-eat Taco your experience onplease. the outdoor patio by breakfast, lunch and dinner daily from Tuesdays 5pm, Sat. or & Sun. brunch the fire pit, in the bar and lounge for from happy hour, 7 AM. Award winning Clam Chowder, from 9:30am & lunch & dinner daily any way you would like at the Santa Barbara FisHouse. from 11am. Whether dining on the patio nightly specials, fresh seafood, steaks, Lunch M-F 11:30-5pm, Dinner 7 daysCasa 5:00-close or inside, Blanca is & a joy for all the sandwiches, salads and a kid’s menu for Brunch Sun 9:30-2:30pm. senses. $$/FB your little mariners. $$/BW 32

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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.

If Tequila is your thing, Casa Blanca is heaven on earth for you. Nearly 200 varieties stock the bar (don’t try them all in one night) ­34 48 50

and try 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.

All-you-can-eat Taco Tuesdays from 5 to closing and the popular Sunday Brunch from 10-2 are local favorites.

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.

Open seven days a week starting at 11 for lunch, 5 for dinner, and a fun and delicious Mexican Brunch on Sundays at 10.

Located at 330 State Street at the corner of State & Gutierrez, (805) 845-8966

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erched atop the sand on secluded and beautiful Arroyo Burro Beach, better known as Hendry’s to locals, sits one of Santa Barbara’s most exciting restaurants. The Boathouse at Hendry’s, brought to us by the same family who started the Santa Barbara Shellfish Co and Santa Barbara FisHouse is truly a feast for all the senses. In the mornings, you can dine on the expansive patio and watch the sun rise over the coastal range to the east. In the evenings, gorgeous shades of red, orange and purple from the sunset to the west flood the entire restaurant.

The Boathouse at Hendry’s also offers an excellent escape without ever leaving town. One is struck with the sense they have been transported to a remote and tropical place, while just minutes from downtown. It is difficult to see any signs of development from any part of the Boathouse, with the ocean on one side, the Douglass Preserve on the other and Hope Ranch to the north.

Dolphins in the surf just out front seem to be a daily occurrence, and, in season migrating whales are also common.

The best part of the visit however is the food. Breakfast, lunch and dinner are served daily and the menus feature some of the best executed familiar favorites I’ve seen, as well as many very tasty unique dishes. The signature breakfast is incredible; real Dungeness crab cakes over breakfast potatoes topped with poached eggs and chipotle hollandaise; amazing! Corn beef hash was never tops on my list, but tasting it at the Boathouse nearly qualified as a life changing experience. The serving bordered on gigantic, but in no time it was gone; the best I have ever tasted. Of course all the usual favorites are there, pancakes, French toast, eggs benedict, thick applewood smoked bacon and eggs etc. I recommend weekdays, or get there early on the weekend.

Lunch is a very fun experience at the Boathouse, it’s busy, beautiful and again, delicious. Try the Grilled Mahi Mahi Salad with pickled ginger and crispy wontons, or the Boathouse Louie, or the Lobster Tacos. The cioppino is excellent, and the Lobster & Truffle Mac & Cheese is fantastic, although huge. Fresh fish specials abound and generally two to three oyster varieties can be had.

The food at dinner is quite special. Appetizers such as Crispy Pork Belly & Sea Scallops, Steamed Black Mussels and Pan Roasted Crab Cakes are the start of a delicious meal, or make a meal in themselves. The mesquite grills beautifully cook many fish delicacies, such as Ahi Tuna, Pacific Sea Bass, Mahi Mahi, White Sea Bass, as well as New York Steaks and the truly sinful Bacon Wrapped Filet Mignon with red wine-shallot butter and scallion mashed potatoes. End it with Banana’s Foster or McConnell’s ice cream mudd pie and you are in heaven.

Call (805) 898-2628 for reservations.

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107 Harbor Way • 805.965.1557 sbbreakwater.com A favorite of locals and tourists for casual dining.

Serving breakfast, lunch and dinner daily from 7AM.

Enjoy our comfortable large patio overlooking the historic, scenic Santa Barbara Harbor.

Award winning Clam Chowder, nightly specials, fresh seafood, steaks, sandwiches, salads and a kid’s menu for our little mariners.

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

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.

SANTA BARBARA MARITIME MUSEUM Santa Barbara’s newest museum offers a vibrant exploration of our relationship with the sea.

Offering state-of-the-art theatre presentations, hundreds of exhibits, and a unique museum store. In Santa Barbara’s working harbor, 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.

1212 Mission Canyon Rd. 682-4726.

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PALOMA RESTAURANT & TEQUILA BAR 5764 Calle Real, Goleta 681-0766

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Enjoy creative dishes from the fresh, seasonal menu of Mexico’s finest regional flavors that include modern twists on Mexican classics and house specialties all prepared with locally sourced ingredients in a casual, yet chic space with a stylish bar that offers almost 100 different tequilas.

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waterfront guide Land and Sea Tours THE LAND SHARK View Santa Barbara by both land and sea, on this “boat with wheels!” Designed for comfortable cruising, the amphibious Land Shark offers fully narrated 90-min. tours departing from 99 W. Cabrillo Blvd at 12pm, 2pm and 4pm, winding thru the streets of Santa Barbara and its historical landmarks, and splashing down into the blue waters of the Santa Barbara harbor. $30 Adults, $15 kids; Private Charters also avail. Call (805) 683-7600; or visit www.out2seeSB.com

Harbor & Stearns Wharf Off of Cabrillo Blvd. on Harbor Way, come watch the fishermen unload their catch in one of the oldest working harbors on the West Coast, dine with a view and visit the exciting Santa Barbara Maritime Museum, which offers fun for the whole family. 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.

Beaches

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.

Boating & Whale Watching Condor Express Climb aboard the Condor Express, a jet powered catamaran, for a spectacular whale watching trip, sportfishing or island excursion. The Captain and his crew are knowledgeable about the whales, islands & sea. The Condor Express has a spacious galley with food and cocktail service. Call (805) 882-0088 or 1-888-77-WHALE or visit: condorexpress.com

East Beach This popular beach offers volleyball, beach grill, children’s playground, & arts center. On East Cabrillo Blvd., across from the Hyatt Hotel.

Goleta Beach Near UCSB, this large beach hosts a restaurant, grass picnic & BBQ areas & fishing pier.

Sandspit Rd., off Hwy 217.

Leadbetter Beach A favorite family beach, this area is good for windsurfing & surfing and boasts a full restaurant, grass picnic & BBQ areas. Shoreline Dr., across from City College.

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HIDDEN OAKS GOLF COURSE www.hiddenoaksgolfsb.net 4760G Calle Camarada – 9 Holes Santa Barbara • 967-3493

SANTA BARBARA GOLF CLUB thesantabarbaragolfclub.com 3500 McCaw Avenue – 18 Holes Santa Barbara • 687-7087

LA PURISMA www.lapurisimagolf.com 3455 State Hwy. 246 – 18 Holes Lompoc• 735-8395

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RANCHO SAN MARCOS GOLF COURSE www.rsm1804.com 4600 Hwy. 154 – 18 Holes Santa Barbara • 683-6334 RIVER COURSE AT THE ALISAL www.rivercourse.com 150 Alisal Road – 18 Holes Solvang • 688-6042

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“At Rancho San Marcos Golf Course, golf isn’t just a game. It’s an experience.” - Golf Today An instant classic since its inception in 1998, this Robert Trent Jones Jr. designed course located on 300 spectacular acres is both a treasure to behold and a strategic challenge that exudes the understated elegance and exclusivity that only private clubs extol.

Rancho San Marcos offers magnificent vistas surrounded only by nature’s beauty adorned by centuries-old oak trees and stunning views of the Santa Ynez River Valley, distant furrowed peaks, and eagles soaring above Lake Cachuma – without a trace of urban development in sight. This world class course, tucked deep into the valley floor of the Santa Ynez Mountains has kept the 60 ­660 0

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The simple and pastoral setting combined with the classic game of golf, makes Rancho San Marcos the ideal location to forget the troubles of the world and reminisce on a quieter, simpler time.

At 6,939 yards and a par 71, Rancho San Marcos provides golfers of all skill levels such an enjoyable and rewarding golf experience that Golf Magazine named this Ty Warner property one of the “Top 10 Golf Courses You Can Play”, and, Golf Digest awarded it 4 ½ stars among the top 201 golf courses in the United States. Rancho San Marcos and its stunning scenery have also been featured in national advertising campaigns for both print and television.

Archeological evidence discovered at Rancho San Marcos indicates that Prehistoric hunters and gathers occupied this region for more then 9,000 years. Descendants of the Chumash Indian tribe, one of North America’s most complex hunting and gathering societies, were active participants in Rancho San Marcos archaeological investigations.

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Located inland, along the Central California Coast, 45 miles north of Santa Barbara, this village of 5,300 represents a page from a Hans Christian Andersen story.

The authenticity of Solvang’s Danish architecture features simulated thatch & gleaming copper roofs, attractive dormers, stained glass windows and patches of cobblestone sidewalks. Dane’s believe a stork on your roof will bring good luck - evident by the array of artificial storks that grace the chimneys and rooflines of many of the homes and buildings. It is also a town of flags. Shops, businesses and homes proudly display the Stars & Stripes as well as the red & white Dannebrog, the world’s oldest flag.

Solvang is home to two museums one of which is the Elverhoj Museum, housed in a replica of a Danish farmhouse and devoted to the cultural heritage of Solvang. The Hans Christian Andersen Museum, located downtown, features a large collection of the author’s books and displays on the life, art & love of Denmark’s most famous and beloved author.

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Tours of the town are provided daily in the spring, summer and fall and weekends in the winter via Honen (“The Hen”), a replica of a Copenhagen street car of the early 1900’s and powered by a pair of massive Belgian horses. You won’t want to miss Danish Days in September – celebrated with traditions passed down from generations.

Huge Danish & American flags line the flower-lined streets and residents proudly wear colorful native costumes. Join in the dancing singing lively entertainment and authentic delicious food.

Among the myriad of Danish bakeries and smorgasbord cuisine, there are more than 150 one-of-a-kind boutiques featuring antiques & collectibles, crafted Danish imports, furnishings, gourmet gifts, toy stores, art galleries, clothing & shoe boutiques as well as wineries & wine-tasting rooms.

Solvang means “Sunny Field” and indeed you will agree as this pedestrian friendly village boasts year round temperate weather, sunny skies & warm, friendly hospitality.

Visit www.solvangusa.com for further information on what Solvang and the Santa Ynez Valley have to offer.

Calendar of Events AUGUST Aug 3-7 VIVA LA FIESTA! This can’tmiss annual celebration commences with La Fiesta Pequena Wed. at the S.B. Mission 8pm; Fiesta Mercados open daily from 11am-11pm at De la Guerra Plaza & McKenzie Park featuring the areas best foods, art & crafts; the world’s largest equestrian parade on Fri up State St. from Cabrillo Blvd. to Sola St.; Las Noches de Ronda at the Courthouse Sunken Gardens Thu-Sat 8pm & a Pancake Breakfast Sat at Alameda Park & Children’s Fiesta Parade on State St. Sat. morning, Visit oldsanishdaysfiesta. org for further information.

Aug 1-Aug 28 2016 SANTA BARBARA MUSEUM OF ART On exhibition thru Aug 28th, Puja & Piety: Hindu, Jain & Buddhist Art from the Indian Subcontinent. As a major presentation of SBMA’s 75th anniversary, this exhibition celebrates the complexity of South Asian art by examining the relationship between aesthetic expression & the devotional practice, or puja.

On exhibition Sep 18-Jan 8, 2017 British Art from Whistler to World War II. Curated by art historian Peyton Skipwith and drawn entirely from the Museum’s permanent collection, this selection of some 70 paintings, drawings, and sculptures presents an overview of British art from 1890 thru 1945.

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

Aug 11 CHUMASH CASINO RESORT Your ticket to headline entertainment, presents Jeff Beck, one of rocks most dynamic guitarists with a style based largely on improvisation.

Twice inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, don’t miss this concert!

Visit chumashcasino.com for tickets & information.

Aug 12 WINE & BEER TASTING GALORE! In the quaint, artsy community of Los Olivos. Small boutique wineries, craft breweries & grand estate vineyards – their varietals with always lure you back for more! Visit losolivosca.com for more information.

Aug 18 SUNSET SIPS At the Santa Barbara Zoo! Guests can drink in the scenic hilltop view while enjoying local wines. Enjoy special animal encounters, train rides & hors d’oeuvres,

SEPTEMBER Sep 11 35th ANNUAL TASTE OF THE TOWN benefiting the Arthritis Foundation. An afternoon of wine tasting, great food & live entertainment. 40 of Santa Barbara’s finest restaurants & 40 superb wineries donate to the event. Visit tasteofthetownsantabarbara.org for tickets & information.

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Calendar of Events Sep 15 CHUMASH CASINO RESORT Your ticket to headline entertainment, presents the fierce drumming style of Sheila E! Considered the best female drummer alive, witness her virtuosity! Visit chumashcasino.com for tickets & information.

Sep 15 SUNSET SIPS At the Santa Barbara Zoo! Guests can drink in the scenic hilltop view while enjoying local wines. Enjoy special animal encounters, train rides & hors d’oeuvres, Sep 16-18 80th ANNUAL DANISH DAYS Velkommen! A treasured celebration of Solvang’s rich Danish heritage since 1936, featuring Old World customs, costumes, folk dancing, music, parades, entertainment & the most amazing food & pastries! Visit solvangusa.com for further information.

Sep 24 ALOHA SPIRIT BASH Bring your blankets, chairs, umbrellas for picnic-style seating & enjoy the best in Hawaiian dance groups, music, food, beer/wine & Mai Tai Garden. Noon5pm at Elings Park.

Sep 24-25 25th ANNUAL CALIFORNIA LEMON FESTIVAL Wonderful food, family atmosphere, variety of entertainment & activities including a pie easting contest & arts & crafts booths. Girsh Park in Goleta. And don’t miss the 11th Annual Classic Car & Street Rod Show from 9am-3pm Sat. at Girsh Park. ­64

Sep 29 CHUMASH CASINO RESORT Your ticket to headline entertainment, presents Morris Day & The Time.

Bursting onto the music scene in the hit Princess movie, Purple Rain, don’t miss the dynamic dancing, flair for fashion & smooth yet gutsy vocals of this dynamic group. Visit chumashcasino.com for tickets & information.

OCTOBER Oct 7-9 30th ANNUAL AVOCADO FESTIVAL A 3-day celebration in Carpinteria of all things avocado! See the world’s largest vat of guacamole, arts & crafts, a kid’s block party, food, fun & live music venues staging performances of over 60 bands. Visit avofest.com for details.

Oct 7-10 SANTA BARBARA VINTNERS CELEBRATION OF HARVEST Celebrate the year’s bounty at the Old Mission Santa Ines in Solvang with dinners, tastings, new wine releases & barrel tastings. Get your tickets early at celebrationofharvest.com Oct 15 HARBOR & SEAFOOD FESTIVAL Seafood, kayak raffles, free boat rides, touching tanks, live music, arts & crafts & family fun for all. Harbor Way at the Santa Barbara Harbor.

Oct 15 A DAY IN THE COUNTRY Experience the small town charm & neighborly atmosphere of the artsts’

community of Los Olivos. Good friends, great food & local fun show off the best of Los Olivos. For details, visit losolivosca.com

FUTURE EVENTS Nov 4 & 6 OPERA SANTA BARBARA Presents Carmen! Featuring the world’s sexiest gypsy, a bullfighter & a soldier with a fatal obsession to ignite the stage in the grand season opener. Nov 4th at 7:30pm & 6th at 2:30pm, Granada Theatre, 1213 State St., 899-2222.

Nov 3 CHUMASH CASINO RESORT Your ticket to headline entertainment, presents Sergio Mendes & Brasil 2016. Revel in their bossa nova style heavily crossed with jazz & funk. Visit chumashcasino.com for tickets & 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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AlaskaAirlines Airlines (800)426-0333 252-7522 Alaska ..........................(800) America West ...........................(800) American Airlines (800)235-9292 433-7300 American Airlines .....................(800) 433-7300 United Airlines (800) 864-8331 American Eagle ........................(800) 433-7300 Continental Airlines .................(800) 523-3273 AREA AIRPORT SERVICES Delta Airlines ...........................(800) 221-1212 Delta Skywest Airlines ..............(800) 453-9417 Japan Airlines ...........................(800) Atlantic Aviation SBA (805)525-3663 964-6733 KLM Airlines ...........................(800) 374-7747 Roadrunner Shuttle (800) 247-7919 Northwest Airlines ...................(800) 225-2525 Santa Barbara Airport (805)221-4750 683-4011 Swissair Airlines........................(800) United Airlines .........................(800) Santa Barbara Aviation (805)241-6522 967-9000 US Air Barbara Express Airlines ............(800) 428-4322 Santa Executive Transportation

Paul Brombal Coins & Jewelry (805) 963-9589 Arlington Theatre 3601A State Street..............................687-3641

AREA AIRPORT SERVICES (805) 568-5466 Santa Barbara Chauffeuring & Tours Pacific Aviation ..................................967-0429

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Santa Barbara Symphony ...................963-4408 Metropolitan Theatres Movie Hotline 963-9503

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Goleta Valley CottageHospital HOSPITALS 351 S. Patterson (805) 682-7111 Goleta Cottage Hospital Santa Valley Barbara Cottage Hospital 351 S. Patterson .................................967-3411 PuebloBarbara at Bath Street Santa Cottage Hospital(805) 682-7111

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