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La LoCA Milonga Featuring El Cachivache
WHO: Alejandra Folguera, Geraldine Freitag and Matias Requena Present
WHAT: La LoCA Milonga
<< Featuring El Cachivache >>
Vito Venturino, Achi Deuz, Adriano DeVita, Pacha Mendes
Live music, dancing, food & drink – All outdoors
WHEN: Thursday, November 4, 2021 6:30 – 10:30 p.m
La LoCA Milonga Featuring Hugo Satorre on Bandoneon
La LoCA Milonga Featuring Hugo Satorre on Bandoneon
Live music, dancing, food & drink – All outdoors
La Loca Milonga and the Santa Barbara Tango community team up again to bring you another installment of the highly successful cycle of Live Music and Dancing at Buena Onda.
What is a bandoneon? It looks like an overgrown concertina! Hear the love story between tango and the bandoneon instrument as expertly played by the Latin Grammy nominee Hugo Satorre.
NatureTrack Film Festival's Pop-Up Program Announced
POP-UP PROGRAM – NatureTrack Film Festival
Diverse Menu of Subjects in 30 New Films
LIVE on Saturday October 16 from 9am to 11pm
Enjoy Day in the Country Activities with a Dose of Fabulous Nature Films
VIRTUAL NatureTrack Film Festival 2021
Ticket Giveaway!
Paid edhat subscribers have a chance to win a pair of virtual tickets to this event! Email us at ed@edhat.com by October 15th for the chance to win. Winners will be notified by email.
NatureTrack Film Festival (NTFF) will be online from October 17 through 31 – that's 15 days -- allowing cinephiles a chance to view more than 70 of the best nature films available today!
La LoCA Milonga Cinema Tango Featuring Ruy & Camila
Come experience LaLoCA Milonga's Cinema Tango! Enjoy dancing, live music, food and drink, at Buena Onda & Empanadas. Presented by Geraldine Freitag, Matias Requena and Alejandra Folguera. Featuring composer Ruy Folguera and vocalist Camila Lima. Ruy & Ale are siblings!
NatureTrack Film Festival 2021
With its motto “Igniting Passion for Nature Through Film” the 4th annual NatureTrack Film Festival (NTFF), an all-nature related film festival is ready for everyone to enjoy in a hybrid way. Taking place in person for one day (running concurrently with Los Olivos’ “Day in the Country”) and then expanding the online time for two weeks to view the award-winning films from the first three years combined with new, carefully curated, documentaries. Founder Sue Eisaguirre said, “By increasing the time online, it will allow our audience to access more films.
Santa Barbara Audubon Society (SBAS) Presents The Russian Far East: Birding in a Sea of Sorrow
The nearly landlocked Sea of Okhotsk (pronounced aa·kowts·uhk) in the Russian Far East, is little known outside of Russia and seldom visited by westerners. Remaining frozen much of the year, the winter storms make it an inhospitable place, but the “Sea of Hunters” as it is translated, provides a clue to the abundance of wildlife found there. Despite historical exploitation of the wildlife, marine mammals and seabirds still thrive there in huge numbers. One small island is packed with an estimated seven million birds.
Estuaries: California's Marine Nurseries
Something special happens when a river meets an ocean. Freshwater rivers and streams flow from inland to mix with salty ocean water, creating a unique habitat called an estuary. Estuaries, and the wetlands and bays that surround them, are some of the most productive areas in the world for birds, other wildlife, and humans. Presenter Andrea Jones will focus on California’s coasts and estuaries, which are part of the Pacific Flyway–the migratory bird highway stretching from the Arctic to Patagonia, supporting nearly a billion birds.
Martin Luther King, Jr Day Observance Virtual Program
This year’s theme is:
“The ultimate measure of a person is not where they stand in moments of comfort and convenience, but where they stand at times of challenge and controversy”
– Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
Live Streamed from www.mlksb.org and MLKCommitteeSB Facebook page
Monday, January 18, 2021, 11:00 am - 1:00 pm
Take a virtual birding trip to Colombia
Santa Barbara Audubon Society's Monthly Evening Program:
BIRDING COLOMBIA
Speaker: Santiago M. Escruceria
President Eastern Sierra Audubon Chapter
The Link Between Man and Nature
“One of the first conditions of happiness is that THE LINK BETWEEN MAN AND NATURE shall not be broken.” — Leo Tolstoy
Films About Water Dominate in NatureTrack Film Festival
NatureTrack Film Festival Runs Through This Sunday
WATER IS LIFE – DOZENS OF FILMS IN NATURETRACK FILM FESTIVAL 2020 PROVE IT
Once Local Only Festival Will Now Go Worldwide in Its First Virtual Edition
Plan to Spend Ten Days in Nature October 9 through 18
NatureTrack Film Fest Going All Virtual
Los Olivos, Calif. (July 30, 2020)— Dozens of documentaries and short films from 21 countries, in both live and animated form, will be screened virtually at the third annual NatureTrack Film Festival (NTFF). From exhilarating and adrenaline inducing, to wonderous and spectacular, from heart-breaking to hope-filled, discover inspiring stories from passionate filmmakers about the world we live in and share with the other animals on earth.
Visions of the Gaviota Coast
EIGHTH ANNUAL ART SHOW CELEBRATING
THE GAVIOTA COAST AT BACARA
SCAPE EXHIBITON MARCH 13 & 14
Includes Exciting Raffle Items & Screenings
Cancelled: Visions of the Gaviota Coast
THIS EVENT HAS BEEN CANCELLED
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EIGHTH ANNUAL ART SHOW CELEBRATING THE GAVIOTA COAST AT BACARA
SCAPE EXHIBITON MARCH 13 & 14
Includes Exciting Raffle Items & Screenings
Martin Luther King Jr Weekend of Remembrance
Monday, January 20, 2020
Dr. MARTIN LUTHER KING Jr. HOLIDAY
Schedule: 9 AM TO 12:30PM
9:00 a.m. Morning Program, De La Guerra Plaza, Santa Barbara.
Guest Speaker, music, dance, elected officials.
10 a.m. Unity March, De La Guerra Plaza, State Street to the Arlington Theater. Faith and Church congregations, community organizations, all are welcome to participate.
9:40 a.m. - 10:40 a.m., David Gorospe Trio, Arlington Theater Foyer- 1317 State St., Santa Barbara, CA 93101; jazz and popular music to welcome marchers.
Martin Luther King Jr Weekend of Remembrance
Honoring Dr. Martin Luther King Jr's Legacy; walk across bridge from the main (east) campus to west campus. Experience a re-creation of the Selma to Montgomery march.
Keynote Speaker: Wendy Sims-Moten
Plantation Dances
Ring Shout and Buzzard Lope
Drumming
Martin Luther King Jr Weekend of Remembrance
Come together in fellowship
Worship Service with music, poetry, choirs from Congregation B'nai B'rith and Unitarian Society and the Red Sea Rhythm Rockers.
1000 San Antonio Creek Rd. 93117
www.mlksb.org
805-729-1143 or 805 284 4844