CASA Magazine: April 26, 2013

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Neil Kreisel, Board President, Foundation for Santa Barbara City College and Randy Weiss, Union Bank Show Their Love with check presentation during the Foundation for SBCC Campaign for Student Success Kick off event

Santa Barbara City College students

“showed their love”by making a video. See it at:

www.youtube.com/watch?v=N4Pho3lRnyk

Or search: “SBCC” and “Show us your love”

Cover Photo:Back row: Campaign Chair Robyn Freedman; Foundation for SBCC Board President Neil Kreisel; Foundation for SBCC Executive Director Vanessa Patterson; SBCC President Lori Gaskin; Foundation Board Member Maddie Jacobson. Front row: SBCC Students: Christopher Willet, Ana Aguilar, Jeffrey Davis, and Rosa Hernandez

www.showusyourlove.org orwww.sbccfoundation.org

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�� 1528 State St • 962-6444 • Featuring

Shared Visions is an exhibition of paintings by members of the Plein Air Artists of the Central Coast. Enjoy amazing works by artists: Gerry Winant, Camille Dellar, Morgan Green, Sheryl Knight, Linda Mutti, B.J. Stapen, and Ron Guthrie. www.divineinspiration.us

� ��1333 State St • 805-882-1058 • Collectors of Boisen’s abstracted impressionist work have wathed the work continue to evolve. Now it embraces a less literal, more transcendent expression with lush oils on canvas glimmering and magically suggesting the glories of nature. www.fastframesb.com

� ��229 E Victoria St • 805-965-6307 • With elements of color fi eld painting, calligraphic brushstrokes, and an energetic line quality, this solo exhibition by Tom Post offers sublime compositions that incorporate diverse infl uences and life experiences on large canvases, saturated with color. www.afsb.org

� ��1226 State St • 845-7571 • Two Brooks Students show their work. Candice Marie Lipscomb will exhibit work infl uenced by her ruminations on control in relationships and Evelyn Cervantes will exhibit her own thoughtful body of work examining quiet moments from her life. www.metropolitansb.com

� ��1221 State St #7 • 722-5054 • This beautiful new gallery is featuring many local artists, including MAD Dreams Jewelry Designs and will be showing photography, oil, and watercolor paintings, kaleidoscopes, and stone gem jewelry. Come by to enjoy wine, music, and art and crafts.

� ��11 W Anapamu St • 568-1400 • The second act of its spring exhibition features new work by Kaori Fukuyama, juxtaposed with the latest of bold and colorful paintings from Janet Bothne’s studio. Also: a special Art Raffl e & Auction, giving away a Patrick Gaboriau painting and other artworks in a silent auction. www.artamo.com

� ��SBMA Corner, State & Anapamu Sts • Experience a taste of Santa Barbara with Accordeon De Monde. Enjoy Latin American heritage with lively rhythms of cumbia, merengue, tango on guitar, percussion, oboe and accordeon. Dance to Mexican, Portuguese, Spanish, South American Music. Viva La Musica! Bailamos!

��1130 State St • 963-4364 • Photographer Brigitte Carnochan will sign her book Floating World, pairing the beauty of the human form with botanical studies inspired by Japanese women’s poems. Also on view: Trunk Show featuring artglass by Katie Stuart; Myth and Materiality: Latin American Art from the Permanent Collection, 1930-1990, This World Is Not My Home: Danny Lyon Photographs and California Dreaming: Plein-Air Painting from San Francisco to San Diego. Quire of Voyces, a capella group conducted by Nathan Kreitzer will perform in Ludington Court: 6:30-7pm. Family 1st Thursday: Inspired by the still-life details in Diego Rivera’s works on view, paint from displays of calla lilies, roses, and bundles of wood in watercolor. 5:30–7:30pm. www.sbma.net

� ��7 & 11 E Anapamu St • 730-1460 • One of the most exciting exhibitions in the gallery’s 29 year history, Andrew Wyeth: American Master. Also: Just Between Us: Wesley Anderegg, Rafael Perea de la Cabada and Maria Rendón; Robin Gowen: Night Must Wait; and Along El Camino Real: Edwin Deakin’s Twenty-One Missions in Watercolor. www.sullivangoss.com

� ��40 E Anapamu St • 962-7653 • Welcome to Día de los Niños or Day of the Child, an annual celebration of children, families, literacy, and libraries. José-Luis Orozco, a beloved bilingual children’s musician, will perform from 4-5pm. Bring a blanket, enjoy the outdoor festivities! www.sbplibrary.org

�� 105 E Anapamu St • 568-3990 • Join Robin Donaldson AIA, founding partner of Shubin + Donaldson Architects at 6pm presenting four projects that received awards at the 2012 SBAIA Design Awards for design excellence. www.shubinanddonaldson.com www.sbartscommission.org

�� 1115 State St • 687-6401 • See Dan Hampe’s atmospheric landscapes; Kevin Lowry’s evolutionary outlook of keen kozmik insight and attentive detail; Rachel Mandala’s

intuitive compositions of the geometric fabric of our cognitive realm; and Graham Bandt-law’s crisp, yet old world goldsmithing and jewelry design. www.fuzionsb.com

�� 1103-A State St • 966-1707 • Reborn: works by Gustav Klimt and Marc Chagall in a limited edition giclee collection. Also a curated collection of affordably priced jewelry in time for Mother’s Day. 2009 Bella Rosa Galleries own Cabernet Sauvignon will be poured, benefi tting Breast Cancer Resource Ctr of SB. www.bellarosasb.com

�� 1108 State St, in La Arcada Court • 962-8111 • The astonishing and magical artwork of Maryvonne LaParliere, a French born, internationally acclaimed artist:beautifully rendered acrylic paintings on 3-D furniture objects and her bright and bold paintings, reminiscence of the French Impressionists style. www.oliverandespig.com

�� 1114 State St #24, La Arcada Ct • 884-1938 • Announcing the opening of their new upstairs art gallery. Paintings by Kim Adelman, Wyllis Heaton, Chris Chapman, John Iwerks, Christine Brennan, Mike Price; photography by Lynn Adams, Joyce Wilson, Henry Fechtman; sculptures by James Bud Bottoms. Wine by Grassini Family Vineyards. www.sbarts.net

�� 1114 State St #8, La Arcada Ct • 965-6611 • Artist of the Month is Paul Longanbach in a show called Outlines of All Our Lives in which he uses color, texture, and form to create visually stimulating images using various media. Featured artists: Lynn Simon, Rick Doehring, Susan Beauvais, Kris Buck, and Virginia Butterfi eld. www.sbartassoc.org

�� 1114 State St #22, La Arcada Ct • 722-4338 • A Trunk Show: Erin Reinecke Bailant Jewelry. Come meet jewelry designer Erin Reinecke Bailant and shop for her precious metals, ethnic beads and semi-precious stones from around the world. Enjoy a glass of vino and live jazz with the Blue Moon Quartet. www.studioencanto.com

�� 909 State St • 845-3900 • Presenting local artist John Baran, trained as both a landscape architect and artist. Baran’s work captures striking patterns of light, color, and texture. His vivid portrayals of natural landscapes invite the viewer to see the world from a different perspective. www.plumgoodsstore.com

�� Marshall’s Patio, 900 State St • A line-up of dance, physical theater, music, magic, and improvisation by some of Santa Barbara’s fi nest creatives, including: Ajde, ArtBark International, DramaDogs–a Theater Company, Got Country?, Honeysuckle Possums, Montino Bourbon and Nicole McKenzie Improv Group. www.artbark.org

�� 23 E Canon Perdido St • 965-6448 • May Flowers, explodes with color, in work by a select group of local artists inspired by spring blooms. Also: book signing for The Soul of the Nurse by Elizabeth Ann Robinson, PhD, RN; a poetry wall curated by Carol DeCanio; the lively tunes of Harold Kono at the piano; and spring wine. www.casasb.com

�� 33 E Canon Perdido St • 963-0761 • Live music, a no-host bar, and the culmination of the Encore: Lobero raffl e. Raffl e prizes include naming opportunity for two seats in the soon-to-be-renovated Theatre, for the life of the seats. Drawing at 7pm. Come early for the music and learn about the upcoming renovation. Free drink with raffl e purchase. www.lobero.com

�� 128 E Canon Perdido St • 966-3334 • Sneak preview at the up-coming Nathan Hayden exhibition: Go Innocent Into the Forest My Children & 30% discount on works in The Flat File Project on this night. The gallery thanks the many art lovers for their tremendous support this season. Closing May 30 & back in January 2014! www.janedeeringgallery.com

�� 134 E Canon Perdido St • 965-7922 • Music performed by a Farmer’s Market favorite Sidewalk Affair, photography by (Mike) Fish Fisher, and the ever popular wine tasting. www.sojournercafe.com

�� 653 Paseo Nuevo, Upper Terrace • 966-5373 • Forum Lounge: Composer & sound artist Lisa Coons & The Collected, along with a group of nationally active composers and musicians, bring several works for violin and cello that explore the creative exchanges within, between and among composition located at the periphery of classical, rock, jazz and academic musical developments. 5pm Happy Hour. 7pm Performance. www.sbcaf.org

�� Paseo Nuevo Center Ct • Velo Vogue Bicycle Fashion Show set at Paseo Nuevo Mall (De La Guerra Pl), showcases cutting edge bicycles and fashion, along with live music by Sidewalk Affair. Enjoy beer from the Haufman Brat Haus and Telegraph Brewing Co. Fashion show: 6:15pm. Then: a fun Bike Moves costume ride (“Bike Prom” theme – costumes optional) leaving from De La Guerra Plaza at 7:30pm along State St fi nishing at a Bicycle Coalition fundraiser after party at Bici Centro at 9:15pm. www.CycleMAYnia.org

�� 740 State St Suite #1 • 698-5329 • Photographer Grif Heath tries to fi nd and photograph nature settings that evoke the necessary counterpart to hectic human experience. He uses analogue equipment and traditional darkroom techniques. Also featuring local wine and beer throughout the evening. www.industry-home.com

�� 27 E De La Guerra St • 962-8347 • Recent Additions: A collection of works by early California artists, featuring etchings by Edward Borein and Carl Oscar Borg, Impressionist paintings by Fernand Lungren, Ray Strong, William Ritschel, Thomas McGlynn, John Wesley Cotton, and others. www.jamesmainfi neart.com

�� 27 E Cota St • 690-4913 • Today I Will Not Lie, a Brooks Institute Documentary Project on South Africa lead by Pulitzer Prize winning photographer Anacleto Rapping. 13 students traveled to South Africa to make a visual record of the culture in and around the townships. www.facebook.com/brooksgallery27

�� Antioch University • 602 Anacapa St • 962-8179 • Join award-winning Pacifi c Standard journalists Vince Beiser and Lisa Margonelli, author of Oil On the Brain: Petroleum’s Long, Strange Trip to Your Tank in a discussion of how our fossil fuel future affects us all. Moderated by Michael Todd, Pacifi c Standard. Starting at 6pm. www.miller-mccune.org

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Crest by Tom Post on view at the Architectural Foundation of Santa Barbara

CycleMAYnia: Velo Vogue Bicycle Fashion Show will start at 6:15pm at Paseo Nuevo Mall. A bike ride along State Street will follow

Sail Loft, 1983 by Andrew Wyeth. Watercolor on Paper, Signed Lower right on view at Sullivan Goss - An American Gallery

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By Mark Whitehurst, PhD / CASA

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The Santa Barbara Foundation is the founding partner of the Corporate Philanthropy Roundtable and continues to support its mission, strategies, and outreach. The Santa Barbara Foundation is a community foundation, established in 1928 to enrich the lives of the people of Santa Barbara County through philanthropy.

For more information: call 963-1873 or visit: sbfoundation.org/cpr

Gary Becker, Seth Streeter, and Cynder Sinclair

Moderator Peter Karoff with panelists Sara Miller McCune, Eduardo Cetlin, and Wendy Ramage Hawkins

Dave Clark and John WigleSarah La Casse, Chelsea Duffy, and Michelle Magnusson Eric Cardenas, Roland Christopher, and Kathy Wertheim

Ronald Gallo, President and CEO of The SB Foundation and Jan Campbell, Senior VP of Philanthropic Services of The SB Foundation

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By Mary Watkins, PhD / Special to CASA

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Mary Watkins, Ph.D., is a community psychologist and co-chair of the Community Psychology, Liberation Psychology, and Ecopsychology Specialization of the M.A./ Ph.D. Depth Psychology Program at Pacifica Graduate Institute. She is co-author of Up Against the Wall: Re-Imagining the U.S.-Mexico Border (to be published by University of Texas Press).

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Por Mary Watkins / Especial para la revista CASA

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Mary Watkins, Ph.D., es Psicóloga de la comunidad y co-presidente de la Psicología Comunitaria, Psicología de la Liberación, y Especialización de la Ecopsicología M.A. / Ph.D. del Programa Profundo de Psicología en el Instituto Universitario de Pacifica. Es co-autora de Up Against the Wall: Re-Imagining the U.S.-Mexico Border / Contra la Pared: Re-imaginando la frontera EE.UU.-Mexico (que será publicado por University of Texas Press).

Translation by Jeanette Casillas / CASA

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BORROWED TIMEIn his new one-man musical, Borrowed Time, Brad Fiedel tells his story of a man whose journey to success is haunted by the promise he left behind • Center Stage Theatre • $25/Patron Tickets & Sponsorships: $50-$1,000 • 963-0408 • 7:30pm Fr • 4/26.SB HIGH SCHOOL THEATRE DEPT: MONTY PYTHON’S SPAMALOTThis musical follows the exploits of King Arthur and his knights as they encounter killer rabbits, flatulent Frenchmen, & a legless knight • SBHS Theatre, 700 E. Anapamu St • $10/$5 • 1-888-979-3667 • 7pm Fri-Sat (4/26-4/27) & Thu-Sat (5/2-5/4), 2pm Sun (5/5) • 4/26-5/5.DOS PUEBLOS THEATRE CO: IN THE HEIGHTSTells the universal story of a vibrant community in New York’s Washington Heights neighborhood, a community on the brink of change, full of hopes, dreams and pressures • Elings Performing Arts Ctr, 7266 Alameda Ave • $15/$10 • www.showclix.com • 7pm Fri-Sat • Through 4/27.ELEMENTS THEATRE COLLECTIVE: THE LAST FIVE YEARSFollows the relationship between Cathy, an aspiring actress, and Jamie, a successful novelist, over the course of five years. Cathy’s story moves in reverse chronological order, while Jamie’s moves forward. Intended for an adult audience • Faulkner Gallery • Free • 564-5633 • 2pm Su • 4/28.OUT OF THE BOX THEATRE CO: NEXT TO NORMALA contemporary musical that explores how one suburban household copes with crisis • Center Stage Theatre • $25/$10 • 963-0408 • 8pm Th-Sa, 2pm Su • 5/2-5/12.SAN MARCOS HIGH SCHOOL: THOROUGHLY MODERN MILLIETells the story of young and fearless Millie Dillmount, fresh from Kansas, who has just moved to the city in search of a new life • SMHS Theater, 4750 Holllister Ave • $5-$14 • 967-4581 x 212 • 7pm Thur-Sat • 5/2-5/11.DIJO PRODUCTIONS: FREUD’S LAST SESSIONThe religious C. S. Lewis and the atheist Sigmund Freud debate, relate, and analyze each other in both comedic and dramatic exchanges • Plaza Playhouse Theater, 4916 Carpinteria Ave • $17/$12 • 684-6380 • 8pm Fri (4/26), Thu-Sat (5/2-5/4) & 2pm Su • Through 5/5.SBCC THEATRE GROUP: BECKY’S NEW CARBecky Foster is caught in middle age, middle management, and in a middling marriage. One night a millionaire stumbles into the car dealership where she works and offers her a new life • SBCC Jurkowitz Theatre • $8-$21 • 965-5935 • 7:30pm Wed-Sat; 2pm Sun; Sat matinees: 2pm & 7:30pm (5/4 & 5/11) • Through 5/11.PCPA THEATERFEST: FIDDLER ON THE ROOFTrying to balance life, like a fiddler on a roof, Tevye attempts to hold onto his traditions despite sweeping social change that is threatening his town’s existence • (New Location) Clark Center, 487 Fair Oaks Ave, Arroyo Grande • From $31.50 • 922-8313 • 1:30pm We, Sat, Sun; 7pm Fr-Sa • Through 5/12.CIRCLE BAR B THEATRE: RETURN ENGAGEMENTSFirst act is comprised of three separate vignettes illustrating four couples in various states in their “relationship.” In Act 2 we meet the couples 15, 20, and 25 years later and we learn how the couples ended up • 1800 Refugio Rd • $45/$37 • 967-1962 • 7pm Fri & Sat Dinner, 8pm Show; 1pm Sun Dinner, 2pm Show • Through 5/19.RUBICON THEATRE: LONESOME TRAVELERNine young singer/songwriters and multi-instrumentalists create characters inspired by Leadbelly, Odetta, Pete Seeger, Woody Guthrie, Joan Baez, Bob Dylan and others whose music changed America forever • Rubicon Theatre, 1006 E. Main St • $35-$59 • 667-2900 • 8pm Th-Fri; 2 & 8pm Sat; 2pm Sun; 2 & 7pm Wed • Through 5/19.

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SPACE JAM: Michael Jordan agrees to help the Looney Toons play a basketball game vs. alien slavers to determine their freedom • Magic Lantern Films • Isla Vista Theater • $4 • 893-3907 • 7 & 10pm Fr • 4/26.THE FIGHT TO FORGIVE: Forced to fight in Liberia’s civil war, six former child soldiers now battle for peace in post-conflict Liberia • SBCC Fe Le Bland Forum • Free • 441-7567 • 4pm Fr • 4/26.MET LIVE: GIULIO CESARE: The world’s leading countertenor, David Daniels, sings the title role opposite Natalie Dessay as an irresistibly exotic Cleopatra • Hahn Hall, MAW • $27 • 969-8787 • 9am Sat (Live); 2pm Sun (Encore) • 4/27-4/28.ART | ARCHITECTURE ON FILM SERIES: PORTRAIT OF WALLY: The story of a Nazi-looted painting, Egon Schiele’s Portrait of Wally, that was discovered on the walls of the Museum of Modern Art in 1997, triggering a historic court case • UCSB Arts & Lectures • Pollock Theater • $10/$5 • 893-3535 • 3pm Sun • 4/28.SIX GENERATIONS: A film documenting the personal stories of several generations of women in the Barbareño Chumash family • Museum of Ventura County, 100 E. Main St • $5 • 653-0323 • 2pm Sun • 4/28.FEMME: WOMEN HEALING THE WORLD: Feature length doc that shares how the most important and influential women, as well as the unsung, heroic women from 50 countries are transforming and healing the planet • Marjorie Luke Theatre • $10/$5 • 884-4087 • 3pm Sun • 4/28.DOUBLE FEATURE: 7pm: Any Day Now – In the 1970s, a gay couple fights a biased legal system to keep custody of the abandoned mentally handicapped teenager. 10pm: How To Survive A Plague – The story of two coalitions whose

activism and innovation turned AIDS from a death sentence into a manageable condition • Magic Lantern Films • Isla Vista Theater • $4 • 893-3907 • 7 & 10pm Mo • 4/29.JAY & SILENT BOB’S SUPER GROOVY CARTOON MOVIE: The legendary best buds from Jersey are back to dispense weed and wisdom in cartoon form. Q&A to follow screening. For ages 16+ • Lobero Theatre • $42.50/$52.50 • 969-8787 • 7:30pm Mon • 4/29.ENGLISH-VINGLISH: This Bollywood story centers around a woman who is determined to master the English language as well as teach the world the way to becoming a confident woman • Fun at the MCC • MultiCultural Ctr Theater • Free • 893-8411 • 6pm We • 5/1.WARM BODIES: After a highly unusual zombie saves Julie from an attack, the two form a relationship that sets in motion a sequence of events that might transform the entire lifeless world • Magic Lantern Films • Isla Vista Theater • $4 • 893-3907 • 7 & 10pm Fr & Mo • 5/3 & 5/6.SCRIPT TO SCREEN FILM SERIES: FIELD OF DREAMS: An Iowa corn farmer, hearing voices, interprets them as a command to build a baseball diamond in his fields. Q&A with Writer/Director Phil Alden Robinson • UCSB Pollock Theater • $5 • 893-4637 • 7pm Sat • 5/4.ART | ARCHITECTURE ON FILM SERIES: GERHARD RICHTER PAINTING: A doc on the German artist that includes glimpses at his studio, which has not been seen in decades • UCSB Arts & Lectures • Pollock Theater • $10/$5 • 893-3535 • 3pm Sun • 5/5.

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��Bronfman Family Jewish Com Ctr, 524 Chapala St • 957-1115 x109 • 10:30-11:30am Fridays.��Pacifi c Pride Fdn Offi ce, #A-12 • Free • 963-3636 x130 • 4-5:30pm Fridays.��For children ages 0 to 3 & their families helps children build early literacy skills through music and movement • Central Lib • Free • 564-5603 • 10:30am Fridays.

��W/ Hector & Dannielle • $15 • [email protected] • 127 W Canon Perdido • 7pm beg.; 8pm Int/Adv, Fridays.��Gustafson Dance Studio • $10 • 705-3683 • 8:30-10:30am Sun.

��with Taran Collis • La Casa de Maria, 800 El Bosque Rd • $12/8 for $80 • 969-5031 • 9-10:15am Fridays.

��This year’s focus: Expanding Santa Barbara’s Cultural Footprint & Engaging Communities Through the Arts • Kimpton Canary Hotel, 31 W. Carrillo St • $35 includes b’fast, lunch • www.sbartscommission.org •

8:30am-3pm Fri 4/26.��Her talk: The Intellectual as Agent: Politics and Independence in the Lives of Ignazio Silone • 4041 HSSB UCSB • Free • 893-2004 • 1pm Fri 4/26.��Engage in a dialogue between contemplative transformation and compassionate action • La Casa De Maria • $425/$325 • 969-5031 • 7:30pm Fri 4/26-2:30pm Su 4/28.��14 insightful sessions exploring the writer’s experience • Pacifi ca Graduate Institute, 801 Ladera Lane • $375/$300 • 969-3625x103 • 7pm Fri 4/26-1pm Su 4/28.��Join Sally Isaacson for this fun & relaxed intro to the world of plants • Botanic Garden, 1212 Mission Canyon Rd • $35/Members $25 • 682-4726 • Noon-2:30pm Fri 4/26.

��The Music Department’s best soloists • First Presbyterian Church • 8pm Fri, 4/26.��Donizetti’s Don Pasquale • The Granada • $28-$188 • 899-2222 • 7:30pm Fri, 4/26 & 2:30pm 4/27.��Black Market Trust & Nick Coventry will get the crowd going with their swinging rhythms • MCC Theater UCSB • $15/$5 • 893-2064 • 8pm Fri 4/26.��Eclectic mix of high energy rock • Cold Spring Tavern, 5995 Stagecoach Rd • No cover • 967-0066 • 7-10pm Fri 4/26.

��SB’s Premier Guitar/Violin Gypsy Duo, perfor lively mix of Flamenco & Gypsy World music • Carr Winery, 414 N. Salsipuedes St • No cover • 6-8pm Fri 4/26.��UCSB Composers Concert Series features works by David Gordon, Joel V. Hunt, Nick Norton, Fernando Rincon Estrada, Juliana Russell, & Jake Goldman • UCSB Lotte Lehmann Hall • Free • 893-3261 • 8pm Fri 4/26.��With Max Morley Band, & special guest • SOhO • $10 • 962-7776 • 7pm Fri 4/26.��Motion Record release: Broken Machine • SOhO • $10 • 962-7776 • 10pm Fri 4/26.

��Learn more about new extended hours at this pre-school open house • St. Mark’s-in-the-Valley Pre-School, 2901 Nojoqui Ave, LO • Free • 688-4454 • 4-6pm Fri 4/26.��Feast on savory selections, bid on silent auctions items & enjoy entertainment featuring music costumes presented by Hollywood Revisited: a benefi t for Transition House • Four Seasons Biltmore • $125 • 964-9742 • 11:30am Fri 4/26.��Unique, one of a kind, hand-made crafted items will be available for sale to raise funds for Focus On The Masters (FOTM) • 505 Poli St, Suite 405, Ventura • 653-2501 • 10-5pm Fr-Sa, 4/26-4/28.��Program will cover counseling for Seniors • First Congregational Church, 2101 State St • Reservations: [email protected] • 12-1:30pm Fri 4/26.��Pamela Gunther & Ellen Hunter will be honored for coordinating a successful fundraising campaign to build The Ubumwe Preschool in Gisenyi, Rwanda • Congregation B’nai B’rith • Free • 964-7869x11 • 6pm Fri 4/26.��UCSB’s premiere improv troupe • Embarcadero Hall, 935 Embarcadero Del Norte, IV • $5/$3 • 893-2004 • 8pm Fri 4/26.��Two-day electronics recycling event is open to all area residents & businesses with no limit • Sears Parking lot, 3845 State St • Free • 564-5631 • 8:30am-4:30pm Fri 4/26 & Sat 4/27.��Hollywood is this year’s theme, plus carnival rides, farm animal adventures, award winning food and Hollywood quality entertainment • Earl Warren Showgrounds • $3-$22 • 687-0766 • 4-10pm 4/26 & 11am-10pm 4/27 & 28.

��Cheer on more 200 special education & inclusion students as they compete at the 5th annual School Games Track & Field competition • SBCC La Playa Stad • Free • 884-1516 • 9am Fri 4/26.

��Game booths, Book Nook, Grinch Lollipop Walk, Green Eggs & Ham Toss, Who-Hair and Face Painting • Montecito Union School, 385 San Ysidro Rd • Free • 746-4870 • 10am-3pm Sat 4/27.��Elementary school kids will learn beginning programming skills in a fun environment • Central Library • Free • 564-5603 • 10:30am Sat 4/27.

��Celebrating Dia del Niño with music, food, and a special exhibit of whimsical Mexican puppets • Casa Dolores, 1023 Bath St • Free • 963-1032 • 1-4pm Sat 4/27.

��World-premiere by New York choreographer Peter Pucci set to the songs of Paul Simon • Lobero Theatre • $18-$38 • 963-0761 • 2 & 7:30pm Sat 4/27.

��Gather at Cachuma Lake Nature Ctr for guided walks • Free w/ $10 park admission • 688-4515 • 10-11:30am Saturdays.��Kids learn about wildlife and care of the environment • Cachuma Lake Nature Center • $2 after $10 park admission • 688-4515 • 12:30-1:30 Saturdays.��At Sino West, 5718 Hollister Ave., Ste 105, Goleta • $11-20 • 967-2983 • 9-10am Saturdays.��At Carrillo Recreation Center, 100 E. Carrillo St., Studio 1 • $11-15 • 897-2519 • 10-11:15am Saturdays

��Green Building in Santa Barbara is the topic of Bryan Henson’s lecture • Botanic Garden, 1212 Mission Canyon Rd • $35/Members $20 • 682-4726 • 3-5pm Sat 4/27.��Talk titled Keeping Your Brain Healthy: Preventing Alzheimer’s • UCSB Arts & Lectures • Campbell Hall UCSB • $20/$10 • 893-3535 • 3pm Sat 4/27. ��Discusses her work with healthy foods in schools & the Slow Food Movement • Campbell Hall UCSB • $10/$5 • 893-3535 • 8pm Sat 4/27.��Learn about smart phones • Solvang Lib, 1745 Mission Dr • Free • 688-4214 • 11am Sat 4/27.

��Handel’s Giulio Cesare • Music Academy, Hahn Hall • $27 • 969-8787 • 9am Sat 4/27 & 2pm 4/28.��A Family Opera Adventure, Donizetti’s Don Pasquale • Granada Theatre • Free for children & chaperones • 898-3890 • 5-6pm Sat 4/27.��The sound of 100 young elementary school voices in song • La Colina Jr. High, 4025 Foothill Rd • Free •

512-9840 • 3pm Sat 4/27.��All Ages • SOhO • $20 • 962-7776 • 5-9pm Sat 4/27.��Punk rock • SOhO • $10 • 962-7776 • 10pm Sat 4/27.

��More than 5,000 California native plants • Botanic Garden, 1212 Mission Canyon Rd • Free • 682-4726 • 10-5pm daily thru 4/30.��Dockside tours of the Tall Ship Bill of Rights & SB Maritime Museum’s fl agship Ranger as well as a host of other activities • SB Harbor • $4/Members free • 962-8404x 115 • 11am-4pm Sat 4/27.��Maritime fun for the whole family • SB Harbor • $40/$19 • 962-8404x115 • 4-6:30pm Sat 4/27. ��Showcasing 6 homes in Carp exemplifying decor, remodeling & landscaping • Carpinteria Beautiful • $30 • 684-9328 • 11am-5pm Sat 4/27.��Teams will have to navigate the course while also completing fi ve challenge stations • UCSB campus • Register: http://ucsbruns.com/register • 893-8416 • 7:30am Sat 4/27.��Food & drink, live music, and a picnic-themed photo booth • Recreation Center lawn UCSB • $30/$35 • 893-8416x5217 • 3-6pm Sat 4/27. ��Good food, wonderful DJ, dancing, camaraderie and community awards • Mulligan’s, SB Municipal Golf Course • $50 • 963-3636 • 6pm Sat 4/27.��Help with a Zoo improvement project during this community volunteer day, which includes lunch • SB Zoo • Free • 962-5339x153 • 8:30am-1pm Sat 4/27.��Presentations will include a Q&A with Founder Dr. Angela Tanner • 100 E Carrillo St • Free • 222-0107 • 11am-12:30pm Sat 4/27.��Taste offerings from over 30 breweries, food from local vendors & music • Teddy Bear Cancer Foundation & San Marcos High Track & Field benefi t • Chase Palm Park • $35/$55 • 455-9581 • 11am-4:30pm Sat 4/27.

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��Gustafson Dance Studio • $10 • 705-3683 • 11-1pm Sundays.

��With Jeannette Weisskopf • Alice Keck Park • Free • 452-0706 • 9:30am Sundays.��Yoga Soup • $5-10 • 451-4731 • 10:45-12:15pm Sundays.��Mahakankala Buddhist Ctr, 508 Brinkerhoff • $10 • 563-6000 • 9:30-11am Sundays.��Five chi-gong exercises • Alameda Park • Free • 683-7554 • 8-10am Sundays.

��Newest book, Angel in My Backpack • Chaucer’s Books, 3321 State St • Free • 682-6787 • 2pm Su 4/28.

��Spreading the good will of reggae • SOho • $22 • 962-7776 • 9pm Su 4/28.��Frequent guests on A Prairie Home Companion • Lobero Theatre • $30/$35 • 963-0761 • 8pm Su 4/28.

��Swim from Four Palms to Red Hut • Butterfl y Beach Stairs • Ocean Duck • Free • 569-1220 • 9am Sundays.

��Specially designed activities for adults and children with autism • SB Zoo, 500 Niños Dr • Free/admission • 962-5339 • 9am-3pm Su 4/28.��The Celebrity Century, with 4,600 crew & passengers • SB Harbor • All day Su 4/28.��Blessing of the tartans & wee beasties with bagpipes, songs, and poetry • Trinity Episcopal Church, 1500 State St • Free • 965-7419 • 3pm Su 4/28.��Hollye Jacobs, RN, MS, MSW, is this year’s One Hundred Committee Girl’s Inc. Luncheon speaker at the estate of Carol & Tom Wathen, Montecito • $195 • 963-4757x10 • 11:30-2pm Su 4/28. ��Featuring a wide variety of entertainment, activities, vendors, information, and of course, food • Oak Park • Free • 957-1115 • 11am-4pm Su 4/28.��5K/10K Walk/Run supports The Recovery Learning Ctr at the Mental Wellness Center • Lower Manning Park, Montecito • $40/$25 • 884-8440 • 8:30am Su 4/28.��Join PARC Foundation for an afternoon of wine, appetizers, silent auction & more • Cabrillo Pavilion Arts Center, 1118 E. Cabrillo Blvd • $35/$45 at door • 897-1946 • 3-6pm Su 4/28.��Sip wine, enjoy delectables, watch a fashion show and shop • Court Appointed Special Advocates (CALM) benefi t • Montecito Country Club • $125 • 845-8364x5984 • 1-4pm Su 4/28.��Enjoy live music, sip local wines & try your luck at winning a 50-bottle wine library • Lance & Judi Brown Ranch • $85/Sponsors $250 • 686-8315 • 2-6pm Su 4/28.

��Carrillo Recreation Center Studio 1, 100 E. Carrillo St. • $11-15 • 897-2519 • 10-11:15am Mondays.��Carrillo Rec Ctr garden, 100 E. Carrillo St. • $11-20 • 705-3426 • 3-4:15pm Mondays. Centering Prayer w/ Jeannette B. Love • La Casa De Maria • 969-5031 • donation • 1-2pm Mon & 10:30-11:30am Tuesdays.��Guided breathing • Mahakankala Buddhist Ctr • $5 • 563-6000 • 12:30-1pm Mon/Wed/Fridays.��Stress-relieving 30 minute meditation practice, followed by a special lunch menu • Alchemy Arts, 35 W. Haley St • $20 • 899-8811 • Mon & Wed.

��Public forum for the benefi t of residents interested in a better understanding of our country’s health care system • Faulkner Gallery • Free • 682-5183 • 7pm Mon 4/29.��3 day workshop in assemblage & mixed media • Susan Tibbles Studio, SB • $450 • [email protected] • 10am-3pm Mon 4/29-5/1.��A discussion entitled: Know Your Teen. Know Their Peers. Know the Signs • 232 E. Canon Perdido St • Free • 963-1433x138 • 6-7:30pm Mon 4/29.

��An intimate evening of jazz from 5-time Grammy nominee • SOhO • $15 • 962-7776 • 7:30pm Mon 4/29.

��Practice your Italian • Arnoldi’s, 600 Olive St • Free • parliamo.yolasite.com • 5:30-7pm Mondays.

�� Bronfman Family Jewish Comm Ctr, 524 Chapala St • $7-$50 • 957-1115 x109 • 3-4pm Tuesdays.

��w/ S. Dunn • La Casa De Maria • donation • 969-5031 • 10:30-11:30am Tuesdays.

��His topic: Beyond Race, Gender, and Class: Understanding the Roots of Privilege • MCC Lounge UCSB • Free • 893-8411 • 6pm Tu 4/30.��An investment & fi nancial planning Seminar • Sansum Diabetes Research Institute, 2219 Bath St • Free • 682-7638x243 • 4-5:30pm Tu 4/30.��Dream Your Self Into Being • Tecolote Book Shop, Montecito • Free • 969-4977 • 3pm Tu 4/30.

��Docent-Led • Granada • Free • RSVP 899-2222 • 12-1pm Tuesdays.

��.��The Sapphire Princess, with 3,700 crew & passengers • SB Harbor • All day Tu 4/30.��Best-selling author & satirist, back by popular demand • UCSB Arts & Lectures • Arlington Theatre • $20-$45 • 893-3535 • 8pm Tu 4/30.

��Parents & babies to age 2 learn rhymes, lullabies, fl oor & lap games • Jewish Federation of Greater SB, 524 Chapala St • $10 • 957-1115 • 11-Noon Wednesdays.

��Alice Keck Park Memorial Garden on island • Free • 564-1939 • 5-7pm Wednesdays.��At Carrillo Recreation Center, 100 E. Carrillo St., Studio 1 • $11-20 • 897-2519 • 10-11am Weds & Sats.

��Short teachings & meditations. All levels • Mahakankala Buddhist Ctr • $10 • 563-6000 • 6:30-7:30pm Wednesdays.��Personalized classes • La Casa de Maria • $12 • 969-5031 • 4:30-5:45pm Wed & 9-10:15am Fridays. ��Weekly one-day Juice Cleanse • Alchemy Arts Center, 35 West Haley St • $75 • 899-8811 • 9:30am Wednesdays.

��Hammering the Devil with Prayer: The Contemporary Resurgence ofExorcism in the Catholic Church • McCune Conference Room UCSB • Free • 4pm Wed 5/1.��Classes are open to all adults ages 16 & over • Public Lib, 40 E. Anapamu St • Free • 564-5619 • 11am-1pm Weds.��Growing Together & Building Community: The Genesis of the Santa Ynez Botanic Garden • Louise Lowry Davis Ctr, 1232 De la Vina St • Free • 564-5430 • 7pm Wed 5/1.��Her new book: Cue Cards for Life • Chaucer’s Books, 3321 State St. • Free • 682-6787 • 7pm Wed 5/1.��Speaks about: The Game of Probability • Girvetz 1004 UCSB • Free • 893-2004 • 9:30am Wed 5/1.

��Performing various music genres from Mexico • Music Bowl UCSB • Free • 893-3261 • Noon Wed 5/1.��The revered period instrument orchestra, in a program of works by Italian composers • UCSB Arts & Lectures • Campbell Hall UCSB • $35/$19 • 893-3535 • 8pm Wed 5/1.

��The “small Hearst Castle” • $20 • RSVP Required: 565-5653 • 10am & 2pm Wed & Saturdays.

��Practice your French • Pacifi c Crepes • Free • 569-1659 • 5:30-7pm every Wed.

��One Design and Handicap boats race • SB Yacht Club • 965-8112 • Weds.��May Day celebration with traditional English Country Dances, the Pacifi c Sword Company, and circle ‘round the Maypole • Center Court, Paseo Nuevo • Free • 565-9357 • 4pm Wed 5/1.��SB Children’s Theatre • Eastside Library, 1102 E. Montecito St • Free • 564-5603 • 1pm Wed 5/1.

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��Beloved bilingual children’s performer helps celebrate Children’s Day/Book Day • Dntwn Library Free • 564-5603 • 4pm Thu 5/2. ��Bronfman Family Jewish Com Ctr, 524 Chapala St • Drop in $7 or 10/$50 • 957-1115x109 • 10-11am Thursdays.��Pizza will be provided • Goleta Library, 500 N. Fairview Ave • Free • 964-7878 • 6-10pm Thu 5/2 & 5/3.

��With Radhule Weininger • La Casa De Maria • donation • 969-5031 • 6–7pm Thursdays.

��Using the Master Points of the Extraordinary Vessels • Alchemy Arts Center, 35 W Haley St • $30 • 899-8811 • 5pm Thursdays.

�� An evening of powerful and moving poetry read by the nationally acclaimed spoken word poet • Crushcakes, 6533 Trigo Rd., Isla Vista • Free • 893-8411 • 7:30pm Thu 5/2.��A work & garden weekend • Casa De Maria, 800 El Bosque Rd • $50/$25 • 969-5031 • 7:30pm Fri 5/2-1pm Su 5/5.��Her latest book Floating World—pairing the beauty of the human form with botanical studies • SB Museum of Art Store • Free • 884-6454 • 5-8pm Thu 5/2.��His lecture: The Last Guardian of the Earth • McCune Conference Room, 6020 HSSB UCSB • Free • 893-2004 • 4pm Thu 5/2.

��Nathan Kreitzer conducts • SB Museum of Art • Free • 884-6430 • 6:30-7pm Thu 5/2.

��Glass jewelry and fused glass art • SB Museum of Art Store • Free • 884-6454 • 5-8pm Thu 5/2.��Fallout from the federal bailout among the topics • UCSB Arts & Lectures • Granada Theatre • $200 • 893-3535 • 8:30am-11am Thu 5/2.��An evening of cocktails, Kayla wine, comfort food, photo booth, cabaret & aerial dancers benefits the Arts Mentorship Program • The Pan, 18 E. Cota St • $85/$150/VIP/$250 • [email protected] • 6-10pm Thu 5/2. ��One of the top comedic voices of his generation • Chumash Casino, Santa Ynez • $25 • 686-0855 • 8pm Thu 5/2.

��Going beyond green, to innovative systems that emulate nature with keynote speaker Mark McGuffie of

Enterprise Honolulu Economic Development Board • Fe Bland Forum, SBCC • $5/$30/$50 • 965-0581x2177 • 7-9:30pm Fri 5/3 & 9am-4:30pm Sat 5/4.��Dr. Roger Jahnke will teach participants to lead others in simple Qigong and Tai Chi • Casa de Maria, 800 El Bosque Rd • $257 (5 sessions) • 617-3390 • 7am Fri 5/3.��Her newest book: A Guide to Being Born • Chaucer’s Books, 3321 State St • Free • 682-6787 • 7pm Fri 5/3.��Speaks on: Reformulating Practices in Courtroom Deliberations • Education 1205 UCSB • Free • 893-2004 • 1:30pm Fri 5/3.��Paulo Franchetti & Randal Johnson speak on the phenomena & consequences of cultural migration • UCSB • Free • 893-2004 for venues & times • Fri 5/3 & Sat 5/4.��A workshop led by Tom Boellstorff • McCune Conference Room, 6020 HSSB UCSB • Free • 893-2004 • 10am-3pm Fri 5/3.��Speaks on Unlocking the Semantics of Sound in the Russian Futurist Book • HSSB 1174 UCSB • Free • 893-2004 • 3pm Fri 5/3.

��Breaking down the walls of jazz convention • Lobero Theatre • $50/$40 • 963-0761 • 8pm Fri 5/3.��W/ Dave Mulligan • SOhO • $15 • 962-7776 • 9pm Fri 5/3.��The Festival’s 19th season, “Vivacity,” will include classical guitarist Petrit Çeku, the Legendary Count Basie Orchestra, Rising Stars - Julia Zhu/David Huang, classical pianist Haochen Zhang, and pop-jazz vocal sextet M-Pactival • Information & brochure: 648-3146 • May 3-11.

��A benefit luncheon for Angels Foster Care includes the Angels Marketplace filled with items for purchase • Four Seasons Biltmore • $125 • 884-0012 • 11am Fri 5/3.��Mexican food for purchase, silent auction, booths, games & fun for the entire family • Harding University Partnership School, 1625 Robbins St • Free • 705-8943 • 4-7pm Fri 5/3.

��With Gary Liss training will introduce the concept of zero waste, who is pursuing it & why it matters • Fe Bland Aud SBCC • $50 • 965-0581x2177 • 9am-4:30pm Sat 5/4.��Transform your landscaping into one which is sustainable & provides fresh, healthy produce • Louise Lowry Davis Ctr, 1232 De la Vina St • Free • 564-5430 • 10-12am Sat 5/4.��Learn how to share digital files easily • Solvang Lib, 1745 Mission Dr • Free • 688-4214 • 11am Sat 5/4.

��Faulkner Gallery, Central Library • Free • 969-7634 • 3pm Sat, 5/4. ��Dennis Caplinger, Johm Moore, Steve Spurgin • St.

Marks In The Valley, 2901 Nojoqui Ave, Los Olivos • $15 • 688-9894 • 8pm Sat 5/4.��Performing songs from acclaimed Broadway shows, joined by a full orchestra under the direction of Marvin Laird • Granada Theatre • $50-$98 • 899-2222 • 8pm Sat 5/4.��Songs of Remembrance music dedicated to the memory of those we love • St. Anthony’s Sanctuary, 2300 Garden St • $20/$15 • 965-5935 • 7pm Sat 5/4 & 3pm Su 5/5.

��Celebrate the teahouse’s 10th anniversary • SB Botanic Garden, 1212 Mission Canyon Rd • $15/$10 • Reservations: 682-4726x102 • 1pm Sat 5/4.��Community beachside walk event to raise funds for villages in 5 countries • East Beach Bath House, 1118 E Cabrillo Blvd • To donate or join a team: http://www.sbwalk4water.org • 9am Sat 5/4.��Proceeds from the massive treasure & estate sale benefit the Music Academy’s full-scholarship program • Music Academy of the West • Free • 969-4726 • 9am-3pm Sat 5/4.��Music, specialty cocktails & hors d’oeuvres will be served • Lotusland • $65/Members $55 • 969-9990 • 3-6pm Sat 5/4.��Food, complimentary glass of wine & live entertainment • Oreana Winery, 205 Anacapa St • $20 • 963-3636 • 6:30-9pm Sat 5/4.��A special “Chocolate Lover’s Limited” daytrip aboard the historic railcar, Acoma, SB-SLO-SB • South Coast Railroad Museum • $99 • Reservations: 964-3540 • 10am-5pm Sat 5/4.��Ronald C. White Jr., author of the New York Times bestseller A. Lincoln: A Biography will speak • Westmont College • Free • 565-6051 • 9:30am for shuttle from SBCC parking to Montecito campus, 5/4.

��Join the kickoff party for the Mayor’s re-election campaign at the home of Jane Herner • $75 • Reservations: 364-0162 • 2-4pm Sat 5/4.��The American Heart Association’s 14th annual gala fundraiser • Bacara Resort & Spa, 8301 Hollister Ave • $250 • 963-8862 • 6pm Sat 5/4.

��Masterworks by Russian, French and American composers • Trinity Episcopal Church, 1500 State St • Free • 687-0189 • 3:30pm Su 5/5. ��Featuring guest vocalist Kathy Kosins • SOhO • $20 • 962-7776 • 1-4pm Su 5/5.��Supporting acts include local singer-songwriters Kat Devlin, Valarie Mulberry & Stephanie Croff • SOhO • $10 • 962-7776 • 6:30pm Su 5/5.

��Enjoy a Mexican-inspired day of festivities in honor of Cinco de Mayo • Waxing Poetic, 2350 Lillie Ave, Summerland • Free • 770-2847 • Noon-4pm Su 5/5.��An enjoyable afternoon of culinary delights & libations reminiscent of the American State Fair, to benefit Ensemble Theatre • Hal & Mary Coffin’s Montecito home • $200 • 965-5400x105 • 3pm Su 5/5.��Handmade arts and crafts, one-of-a-kind items & original books under $100 • Museum of Ventura County, 100 E. Main St • Free • 653-0323 • 1-4pm Sun, 5/5. ��The Crystal Symphony, with 1,400 crew & passengers • SB Harbor • All day Su 5/5..

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CALIFORNIA DREAMING! $3,995,000Commanding ocean views and gorgeous sunsets. Remodeled in 2000 and meticulously maintained. Located in

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MAGNIFICENT ESTATE $3,950,000Georgian style Montecito estate, 1+ acre full of beauty & grace. Main house with 3 elegant bedroom suites. Guest

house. GrubbCampbell.comNatalie Grubb, 805.895.6226

SUPERB SETTING $3,950,000Hope Ranch, ocean/mtn vws, 3.77 acres. 4,206+/- sqft of living space, flowing floor plan. 4 stall barn w/storage &

office. GrubbCampbell.comBrian Campbell, 805.294.2890

JUST LISTED $4,475,000Contemporary 4 bd/4.5 ba by famed architect Steven Ehrlich & built by Giffin & Crane. Mountain views create a

spectacular environment.Riskin Assoc, 805.565.8600

PANORAMIC VIEWS $2,995,000www.RanchoOjai.net. Panoramic views expand to 4 counties including, Topa Topa Mtns, Channel Islands and

overlooking Ventura & Oxnard.Natalie Grubb, 805.895.6226

MEDITTERANEAN $3,295,000By renowned builder William Painter. Architectural excellence complimented by custom designer finishes. Gameroom,

pool & gourmet kitchen.Darin Guglielmo, 805.698.8260

ALMA DEL PUEBLO $2,500,000Two bedroom 2.5 bath unit, located in the Center of Santa Barbara’s cultural &

performing arts scene is Alma Del Pueblo.

Pippa Davis, 805.886.0174

JUST REDUCED $2,395,000New Listing! Magnificent remodeled Mediterranean 5b/3b home on a flat useable 2.3 acre parcel. Price includes

separate buildable lot.Bob Curtis, 805.895.1951

JUST LISTED $3,800,000Designed in1928 by Joseph Plunkett, features 5 bedrooms & 5.5 bathrooms, large windows with gorgeous views,

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STUNNING, EXQUISITE $959,000Four bedrooms, each with its own full bath, + a half bath. Built in 2002, 3500+/- sq.ft., in a fabulous location

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JUST LISTED $1,149,000Lovely gated Mediterranean home features 3 spacious bdrms & 2.5 baths, vaulted ceilings in the master bedroom &

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BRAND NEW $1,295,000Completed this month! 5 bed/3 full bath custom craftsman, close to downtown, Montecito & beaches. A serene setting

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ALMA DEL PUEBLO $1,250,000One bedroom 1.5 bath unit, located in the Center of Santa Barbara’s cultural &

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HOPE RANCH ANNEX $1,190,0004 bedroom plus office/den & two bathrooms. Backyard is south-facing & basks in sunlight from morning till night.

Just over 1/3rd of an acre.Sheela Hunt, 805.698.3767

JUST LISTED $1,799,000Unobstructed, breathtaking ocean, island & city views! Beautifully remodeled 4 bdrm/2.5 bth main house, separate

guest studio/full bath. Marcy Bazzani, 805.717.0450

JUST LISTED $1,795,000Gorgeous oak studded 1.33 ac lot with 3/2 home which needs updating. Formal DR, den, FP in LR, breakfast area in

kitchen. Bamboo floors.Diana Fornas, 805.895.2777

BEL AIR KNOLLS $1,795,000Impressive English Tudor. stunning Santa Barbara views. Meticulously crafted in 1980 with a well-designed floor plan of

approx. 3,572 sq.ft.John Bahura, 805.680.5175

MONTECITO RANCHETTE $1,595,0003 bed 2 bath ranch style home, 1.44+/- creek side acres of usable land. Updated kitchen/baths. Additional space for home

office or guests.John Sener, 805.331.7402

STUNNING CONTEMPORARY$1,395,000Mediterranean with open floor plan, extra high volume ceilings, large scale rooms, deck, spa & lots of light. An

entertainer’s delight!John Bahura, 805.680.5175

MONTECITO FOOTHILLS $2,100,000Spacious contemporary home offers amazing mountain views. Walls of glass, gleaming maple floors, bright gourmet

kitchen & open floor plan.Patricia Griffin, 805.565.4547

JUST LISTED $2,050,000Top floor ocean view Bonnymede residence offering a down-to-the-studs renovation and a world-class lifestyle!

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JUST LISTED $995,000Small house on great Riviera parcel. Approved plans for 2764 SF Mediterranean home. ocean, island &

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POLO CONDO $995,000Penthouse at the Polo Fields- Top floor, corner. Remodeled. Faces 36 acres of polo field and 180 degree ocean views.

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MOUNTAIN VIEWS $749,0004 Bedroom 2 bath home with pool in a beautiful coastal community with small town charm. A desirable & wonderful

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PEACEFUL LOCATION $815,0003 bed/2bath townhome, situated in San Roque, convenient to shopping, the medical community, fabulous restaurants

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JUST LISTED $675,000Move-in condition, many upgrades. Offering largest floor plan in the neighborhood. Has the feel of a house &

backs up to a nature preserve. Thomas Johansen, 805.886.1857

SAMARKAND COTTAGE $509,000Two bedroom, one bath, quality, bright and unique mid-century Samarkand cottage. Large front and back yards

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JUST LISTED $435,000Gorgeous, ground level condo. Recently remodeled, this 2 bedroom, 2 bath unit boasts a sandstone fireplace and

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SPACIOUS REMODELED $749,0004bd/2.5ba home w/gorgeous high-end upgrades. Beautiful hardwood & tile flooring & more. Close to parks, bike

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