Truffles Not to Trifle With
Chocolate this good doesn’t really need to be art, too, but we’re talking some beautiful bonbons here.
Month: January 2008
The Art of Conscious Creation
If Yoda got together with Gandhi to write a self-help book, The Art of Conscious Creation: How You Can Transform the World might be the result.
Judge Rules in Favor of Tour Operators
A state Court of Appeal ruled on 1/14 that liability may be waived to operators of aerial sightseeing tours for injuries to clientele.
CINMS Seeks Members for Advisory Board
The deadline to apply for two remaining spots on the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration’s Channel Islands National Marine Sanctuary Advisory Board has been extended until 2/10.
S.B. Symphony’s International Percussion Festival
Riding on the coattails of the success of last year’s Guitar Festival is another evolutionary stride for the Santa Barbara Symphony: the inauguration of its highly anticipated, week-long International Percussion Festival.
SB Stranded in Snow at Tahoe
Santa Barbara resident Graham Bayliss was rescued around 8 p.m. on 1/12…
Human Skull Found in Goleta Park
A human skull, discovered by hikers on the banks of Atascadero Creek near Patterson Avenue in Goleta this weekend, is reportedly being treated by investigators as a historical find.
Fresco at the Beach to Close for Renovations
Fresco at the Beach operators Mark and Jill Brouillard announced this week that the restaurant will close on 1/31.
Positively State Street
RING THE ALARM: Hitting closer to home than you probably think, the Santa Barbara based reggae-rock band 5 Alarm will take the stage at Rocks (801 State St.) tonight, Thursday, January 17, at 8:30 p.m., performing songs from their recently released third album, Dancing with the Sun.
Another Westside Stabbing
An 18-year-old male was stabbed three times on 1/14 outside his Kentia Avenue residence.