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Could you put our fund raising concert on September 17th at the Marjorie Luke theater, 7-10 PM on your schedule of events? Tickets can be purchased at the door, and also at the Lobero Theater. Adults $20.00, children 12 yrs and under $10.00. Proceeds will go towards two water wells to be drilled for the poor in Kenya.
Evie Treen, Founder
Friends of Woni Kenya international Inc.
Villa Majella Maternity Home
Presents:
The Country Faire
Sunday, November 7, 2010
at Serra Hall (Garden & Los Olivos Streets) 1-4 p.m.
Tri Tip or Chicken BBQ from 1:30 -3:00 p.m.
Prepared and donated by the Knights of Columbus
Adults $20.00; Children 5-12 $7.50; under 5 free
Great Silent Auction, Home Baked Goods and Music
Raffle Prizes Include:
1st: Two nights at the Huntington Hotel on Nob Hill, San Francisco
2nd: Four Disneyland tickets
3rd: Two nights at Cliff House in Shell Beach
RSVP at 964-1650 for tickets, raffle, or for information about the event
Reservations held at the door.
Please join us to benefit the mothers and babies of Villa Majella.
It might just be simpler to include an e-mail address on this page to which people can send events for inclusion in the calendar.
“Is The Economy Stupid?” Event Saturday, November 20th, details on web page
http://www.santabarbarahumanists.org/Calendar/PeterKuhn11-20-10.pdf
Disproving Christianity? A public discussion Saturday, January 15th, details on web page
http://www.santabarbarahumanists.org/Calendar/DavidMcAfee1-15-2011.pdf
The Angels of Light Beauty Pageant has come to California! A real pageant,for real girls!
A truly, nurturing, positive, rewarding experience. The 2nd Annual Angels of Light Beauty Pageant!
Our Pageant is for any girl 0 to 18 years old. We are an inclusive, natural, nurturing pageant.We reward those who have dedicated their time to: Church and Community,Academic Excellence,Talent, And Personal Development!
We have many titles, no politics, a Special Needs Division, and encourage young ladies in our community with Special Needs to join us, and let us celebrate YOU and YOUR gifts!
Our fees are low, we give cash and merchandise prizes.
Participation in our pageant looks great on college apps! Our pageant is great for First Time Pageant Contestants, or for those who don’t like the “Glitzy” pageants.
August 13th, 2011 12- 6 pm. Garvey Avenue Community Center, 9108 Garvey Avenue Rosemead, CA 91770-3337
Discussion of the 1st Amendment to the US Constitution, Saturday, Feb.19th, details on web page
http://www.santabarbarahumanists.org/Calendar/JohnSuarez2-19-2011.pdf
Join Santa Barbara author Patricia Selbert for the Caribbean launch party of her debut novel “The House of Six Doors”
Friday, February 25, 6-8pm, at the Faulkner Gallery, Santa Barbara Downtown Library, 40 East Anapamu Street
• Book reading by the author
• Dutch Caribbean hors d’oeuvres
and refreshments
• Music
• Curaçao slideshow presentation
• Book signing
(books available for purchase)
Win a new Kindle eBook reader with “The House of Six Doors” (Must be present to win)
“Intimate, at times lyrical, charged with pain and wonder, laughter and perennial hope, The House of Six Doors is terrific storytelling.”— Olga Rojer, Associate Professor, American University, Wash. DC
“An honest tale of love, independence and American dreams.” — El Mundo
Alex,
When is the next orientation for aspriing air jocks?
Thanks,
Sam
Hi Sam,
KCSB’s Spring Orientation will be held on Tuesday, April 5th at 6:30pm in Girvetz Hall 1004 on the UCSB campus. Here’s a link to a campus map: http://www.aw.id.ucsb.edu/maps/ucsbmap.html.
Hope to see you there!
Jordan Katz
KJUC Manager
kjuc.manager@kcsb.org
KCSB 91.9 FM
‘Queen of the Sun’ documentary SB Waldorf Benefit.
April 8, 2011 – Unity Church: 277 E. Arrellaga, SB
7pm
The event is a pre-screening of the award-winning documentary “Queen of the Sun.” Queen of the Sun examines the global bee crisis through the eyes of biodynamic beekeepers, scientists, farmers, and philosophers. On a pilgrimage around the world, 10,000 years of beekeeping is unveiled, highlighting how our historic and sacred relationship with bees has been lost due to highly mechanized industrial practices. Queen of the Sun weaves a dramatic story uncovering the problems and solutions in renewing a culture in balance with nature.
To sponsor and for tickets – please go to:
http://www.waldorfsantabarbara.org
Questions – call Kathy at 805.451.2359
Electric Sex Presents:
Rock ‘em Sex ‘em [A Primo Boxing Club Benefit]
Come support Santa Barbara’s Primo Boxing Club
LIVE MUSIC BY
-Three Bad Jacks
-The DTEASE
-Dosia
-Punk on Vinyl
-& more
–Rock ‘em Sock ‘em Robots EVERYWHERE
Rock ‘em Sex ‘em [Primo Boxing Club Benefit]
Friday September 16, 2011 7PM
@The Creekside Inn [4444 Hollister]
EVENT ANNOUNCEMENT
RELIGION AND THE ENVIRONMENT
How Religions Can Promote Environmental Sustainability
(an interfaith educational program and dinner)
Saturday, October 29, 2011
6 PM,
Trinity Episcopal Church
1500 State St., Santa Barbara, CA
The Interfaith Initiative of Santa Barbara County
The Interfaith Initiative and ECOFaith of Santa Barbara County invite you to an interfaith program and dinner. We will hear how a local Christian Church, a Jewish Synagogue, and the Islamic Center are dedicated to greening their places of worship and their congregations.
Guest speakers:
Dr. Ed Bastian, Moderator (ECOFaith Santa Barbara)
Roberta Cordero (Chumash Elder)
Normah Halim (Islamic Society Santa Barbara)
Rev. Wallace Shepherd (2nd Baptist Church)
Rabbi Alyson Solomon (Congregation B’nai B’rith)
Throughout the world, religious leaders and organizations are awakening to the realization that to honor the creator is to care for creation; to be healed is to help heal the earth; to be saved is to help save the diversity of life on our planet; to be religious is to live sustainably.
Participants will learn how to reduce their carbon footprint through proven and award winning methods used by local congregations. Local congregation leaders will help other congregations make a profound shift to sustainable practices and building efficiencies as effectively, quickly and inexpensively as possible.
The Rev. Wallace Shepherd, Pastor of 2nd Baptist Church and winner of the 2011 Energy Oscar will share the his expertise on ‘greening’ his 100 year old church building.
Normah Halim of the Islamic Society of Santa Barbara will discuss the ‘green thinking’ that has gone into planning their Mosque.
Rabbi Alyson Solomon will detail how Congregation B’nai B’rith continues to shrink their carbon footprint.
ECOFaith Santa Barbara invites the faith communities and leaders of all denominations to join together to reduce energy consumption and carbon emissions.
Reservations/tickets are necessary $25 per ticket
The program includes a halal dinner with vegetarian options and educational materials.
Tickets available online http://www.interfaithinitiativesbc.org
Call 805-201-3134 for information.
SATURDAY OCTOBER 15TH
DAWG (Dog Adoption and Welfare Group) is having its 20th birthday celebration this Saturday, October 15th from 11-3 at the DAWG location of 5480 Overpass Road in Goleta. DAWG is a no-kill, non-profit dog shelter that helps dogs find forever homes. There will live music by Spencer the Gardener, Technical Difficulties, The Wha Wha’s, and Bad Jack, as well as catered food, a bake sale, a raffle, and lots of cute dogs! Proceeds from everything go toward caring for the dogs and helping them find their perfect home. No family dogs are allowed at the event, but there will be lots of adorable pups to pet there. See you there!
SATURDAY OCTOBER 22
The Fourth Annual SURF FEST & SWAP MEET in Santa Barbara is being held on Saturday, October 22 , from 9:00am – 3:00pm, at the Santa Barbara City College parking lot across from Leadbetter Beach. For a small fee you can recycle your used surfboards, wetsuits, skateboards, and other related items and make some money at the same time. Come and check out new and used items such as surfboards, jewelry and unique artwork, or come to just hang out with friends. There will be a raffle with great prizes as well as a balance competition, Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu and other fun activities.
All proceeds benefit SBCC Women’s Basketball. The event is FREE for BUYERS and BROWSERS! Call 805.680.8039 for more info.
Come join us for a FREE Community Thanksgiving Dinner on
Date: Thursday, November 22, 2012
Time: 1:00 – 5:00PM
Place: Veteran’s Memorial Center
Address: 112 West Cabrillo Blvd.
On Thursday, November 22, Organic Soup Kitchen (OSK) a 501(c) non-profit will host its fourth annual Thanksgiving community dinner at the Veteran’s Memorial Building from 1pm to 5pm. Last year, with the help of more than 200 dedicated volunteers, OSK organized, fed and cared for more than 1,000 guests. This year we are adding an additional 300 meals for “House Bound Seniors” through the Santa Barbara Housing Authority. Because of the amazing Santa Barbara Community, OSK has the support of local organic farmers, Lazy Acres, Home Depot, Tutti Frutti, Costco, BeGreen, Simply Pies, as well as Peet’s Coffee to provide a nourishing Thanksgiving menu. Guests can also enjoy live music, entertainment and fun activities.
We appreciate your support and sponsorship, volunteers can sign up at: http://www.organicsoupkitchen.org/get-involved/volunteer
Thank you, DiAnna Joiner/dj
Contact: Anthony Carroccio (805) 886-7427
Organic Soup Kitchen
We would like to submit info for your events calendar this week on
What: Figueroa Mountain Brewing Company (2nd Anniversary Party)
-Limited Release of 2nd Anniversary Ale
-Live Music From Wil Ridge, Todd Hannigan and the Malloy brothers, and the Fig Mtn Brew Band
-Tacos and BBQ
-Raffle and Prizes
-Outdoor Beer Garden
-Fun for the whole family
When: Saturday November 24th (11 am to 10 pm)
Where: Figueroa Mountain Brewing Company and Beer Garden / 45 Industrial Way, Buellton, CA 93427
Any questions visit http://www.figmtnbrew.com or call us at 805.694.2252
Please let me know if this is received. We greatly appreciate it.
Sincerely
Jaime Dietenhofer
805.886.9275
Any alumni from 1970 – 1975 from KCSB or the College of Creative Studies who remember me as a friend, please call
209-532-5504 in 1990 I began a collection of music called
“Songs for my long-lost Friends” & “Happy Songs from Sad Times”
Did the April 2012 KCSB Reunion take place?
I could find no posts about it on this site.
Thanks to Eleazar who would broadcast my music back in 1973-75
(unbeknownst to me) while I was practicing in one of the studios…. The music has grown considerably while I have been recuperating (sadly separated from the fine friends I made there, but memory fades and
love that “…covers all ‘sin’ ” and that “…bares…believes…hopes…endures all things” becomes easier & perhaps more rare with age.
18 years they spent re-educating us with things better left forgotten?
. (“A friend loveth ‘AllWays’…?”) Anyway, now there is enough music for a Musical Symphony. Feedback/script-writer/editor needed
(music and lyrics completed; THEME: “The End of War: ‘A Woman’s Last Word’… incorporating Robert Browning’s Poem of the same name. )