Santa Barbara Arts & Entertainment News

Gerald Carpenter: Santa Barbara Chamber Orchestra Welcomes Back Sheryl Staples

Former SBCO concertmaster will perform a violin solo during Tuesday's concert

Double Feature to Open Santa Barbara Human Rights Film Festival

Reception will precede April 9 screenings of Granito: How to Nail a Dictator and The Siege (La Toma)

Free Tickets Available for ‘Dreamscape’ Performance at UCSB

Play is based on true story of Tyisha Miller, shot to death by four police officers in Riverside

Dukes of September Rhythm Revue Coming to Santa Barbara Bowl

Donald Fagen, Michael McDonald and Boz Scaggs will perform as one on July 3; tickets go on sale Saturday

Gerald Carpenter: Ensemble Theatre Co. Takes On ‘Creditors’

Three-character play runs Thursday through April 15 in the Alhecama Theatre

Santa Barbara Museum of Art Offers Free ‘Studio Sunday’ Workshop

April 8 hands-on event will be held on the museum's front steps

French Pianist Pierre-Laurent Aimard to Close CAMA Season with All-Kurtág Performance

Monday's final Masterseries at the Lobero concert features the works of composer György Kurtág

Norah Jones Returning to Santa Barbara Bowl on Aug. 7

The concert will feature Little Broken Hearts, her collaboration with Danger Mouse

Linda Newlin ‘It’s Not Okay’ a Musical Journey to Inspire

One-woman show comes to the Lobero on April 9 in a benefit performance for CALM

Paul Mann: Robben Ford, Jonathan McEuen Play Sold-Out Show in Carpinteria

Upgraded Carpinteria Plaza Playhouse hosts a special collaboration with the Mahlis/Pano Project

Opera Santa Barbara’s ‘The Marriage of Figaro’ Opens Friday

The production, including Sunday's matinee, features two Music Academy of the West alumnus

Women’s Literary Festival to Host Diverse Lineup of Writers

May 5 event at Fess Parker's will feature interactive presentations and book signings

Michael Lewis, Author of ‘Moneyball’ and ‘The Blind Side,’ to Speak at UCSB

Arts & Lectures will host an evening with the acclaimed writer on April 4

Get in Touch with Your Creative Side with UCSB Fiber Arts Program

Registration under way for classes including crocheting, knitting and weaving

SBCC Theatre Group’s ‘Through the Fire’ Draws from Santa Barbarans’ Experiences

Original documentary will usher in a new era in newly renovated performance spaces

Cellist Yo-Yo Ma to Perform ‘Reflecting on a Life in Music’

Tickets are limited for the April 5 lecture-demonstration

Singer/Songwriter Ani DiFranco Coming to Lobero Theatre on Wednesday

Intimate show will also feature special guest Sean Hayes

Trinity Episcopal Church to Host Organist Katya Gotsdiner-McMahan

April 15's free program will feature works by American, French and Russian composers

Controversial Memoir ‘Son of Hamas’ Coming to the Big Screen

Santa Barbara executive producer to help adapt timely espionage thriller

Gerald Carpenter: Santa Barbara Symphony to Heat Up Granada with ‘Latin Passion’

Guest conductor Carlos Miguel Prieto adds a little kick to this weekend's spicy program

Chicano Artist Leo Limón Celebrated in Book Released by UCSB’s CEMA

'Giving Voice to the Chicano Experience' is also the final work of former UCSB oral historian David Russell

Lobero Theatre Associates Luncheon to Take ‘Hats Off’ to Writer/Producer Cheri Steinkellner

April 19 event will feature performance highlights of her new musical, Hello My Baby

Gerald Carpenter: Arts & Lectures to Welcome Prodigious Cellist Joshua Roman

The talented young musician will perform a recital at 7 p.m. Thursday in Hahn Hall

UCSB Arts & Lectures Receives ‘Imagine a World’ Award from Alpha Resource Center

Staff recognized for 'building a community where people of all abilities are welcomed and celebrated through the arts'

Local Mosaic Artist Christine Brallier Leads Creation of Charity Artwork

Members of the Society of American Mosaic Artists use her design to create 'Ready to Fly'

Gerald Carpenter: UCSB Ensembles to Clear the Books with Back-to-Back Concerts

Three performances are scheduled for Tuesday and Wednesday nights

Jeff Moehlis: Willie Nelson Keeps It All in the Family at Chumash Casino Concert

Legendary country music star sings songs both old and new, then delights fans with a signing session

Youth Symphony’s Spring Concert to Feature Soloist Jessica Kozachuk

Santa Barbara ensemble will perform at 3 p.m. Sunday in the Lobero Theatre

Gerald Carpenter: Santa Barbara Music Club to Lift Up Its Voice(s)

The ensemble will perform — for free, as always — at 3 p.m. Saturday in the Faulkner Gallery

Gerald Carpenter: Camerata Pacifica to Perform Double Bill on Friday

Works by Claude Debussy will be on the program for concerts at 1 p.m. and 7:30 p.m.

Gerald Carpenter: Double Your Pleasure with UCSB Chamber, Women’s Choirs

Both ensembles will perform Friday in St. Anthony’s Seminary Chapel

Liam Burke: State Street Ballet Young Dancers Make All the Right Moves

'Celebration of Dance' at the Lobero Theatre showcases the talents of 30 dancers with ambitious choreography, both classical and modern

Gerald Carpenter: PCPA Theaterfest Stages ‘All My Sons’

Arthur Miller’s family tragedy runs through March 25 in Santa Maria

Gerald Carpenter: UCSB Wind Ensemble to Blow Through 20th Century

Paul Bambach will lead Thursday evening's concert in Lotte Lehmann Hall

Paul Mann: Bruce Hornsby to Perform Solo Concert Friday at Granada

Three-time Grammy winner will take the stage at 8 p.m.; tickets are still available

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