Jackson Browne at the Arlington Theatre
Friday’s packed show gave fans old and young a reason to sing along and revisit Browne’s classics.
Month: February 2011
Touche
In the most recent edition of the Independent, the Angry Poodle Barbecue, in reference to this writer’s involvement in community affairs, notes that this included the effort to defeat a new police station some years ago, which would have cost $30 million and destroyed downtown housing.
Bad Medicine
The snake oil salesmen have had a revival.
Diavolo at the Granada
Los Angeles-based dance company toys with man-made structures and tight timing to create stunning, gymnastic spectacles.
The Smart Meters Are Coming
Citizens of Santa Barbara County: Smart Meters are scheduled to be installed here soon. They are set to replace reliable, working meters at your home and at schools, hospitals, and businesses.
33 Swoons at Westmont’s Porter Theatre
33 Swoons is a wild night of Chekhov farces seen through the kaleidoscope of Russian modernism.
News to Yous
The second annual Santa Barbara Teen Idol competition is on, and looking for S.B. county students, grades seven through 12, to audition.
Goleta Petrini’s Is Back!
Petrini’s, a staple for Italian cuisine in both Santa Barbara and Goleta makes its long-awaited second debut in Goleta, reopening for the first time since ending a sixteen year run in 1989.
Latest Look at St. Francis Evolution
Neighbor to former hospital sends in photograph of what it looks like on way to housing.
Emerson String Quartet Coming to Campbell Hall
The Emerson String Quartet will play UCSB’s Campbell Hall on Saturday, March 5.