Upcoming Local Events

Local artisans displaying and selling their wares. Find us every Saturday from 10:00 am until 6:00 pm at De la Guerra Place in Paseo Nuevo Shops and Restaurants

Clay Studio is excited to offer Clay at Home summer camp from June 29–July 31 this year for ages 8–12. During week-long live virtual sessions, students will learn to make their own clay creations while incorporating elements of design and nature.

Learn more and sign up here: www.claystudiosb.org/clay-at-home

About Clay at Home Summer Camp

Clay is the perfect artistic vehicle for children to explore the elements and foundations of art and design. These elements include color, line, shape, form, texture, space and value. Daily sessions will be divided into three live 30-minute zoom sessions with 30 minutes of collaborative open studio time in between (three hours of camp each day). Highly trained art instructors with years of teaching children (in-person and online) within the Santa Barbara community will share their insight and knowledge around art, design, and the importance of environmental respect. A multifaceted curriculum allows children to engage in hands-on art projects at home to experience an exciting and fun time!

Each week has a theme that will be expressed through handbuilding and decorating with clay and will also explore other mediums. Your child can participate in a single week session, or multiple weeks! Work made during classes will be fired, glazed, and available for pickup two weeks after the workshop. No prior clay experience needed – Zoom and reliable internet is required.

Ages 8–12 | $150 per week session
Learn more and sign up here: www.claystudiosb.org/clay-at-home

PFLAG - Parents, Families, Friends, and Allies United with LGBTQ People invites you to their July Virtual meeting for support and education. In order to attend the virtual meeting please e-mail us at [email protected] All are welcome.

This virtual summer camp is designed to help campers gain confidence in the kitchen as well as learn what food science is all about. Campers will use math and reading skills in learning how to interpret and mise en place a recipe. Students will complete the menus and be empowered to make smart decisions regarding delicious food choices. 
 
A list of ingredients and necessary kitchen supplies will be emailed to parents in advance. Chemistry in the Kitchen camp is designed to be interactive and fully hands-on with minimal adult supervision, but we will be using an oven and the stove at times!

Kids will receive a recipe card for every item that will be made, and at the end of the week they will receive a Certificate of Completion.

Register Here Now! https://bit.ly/knox111

Program Cost: $100
Material estimated cost (self-supplied): $20-25
 
Schedule:
MONDAY: Incredible, Edible Eggs!
TUESDAY: Bread: to rise, or not to rise, that is the question!
WEDNESDAY: Chemistry + Cookies= Delicious!
THURSDAY: No-Bake Brunch
FRIDAY: Mad Scientist! (Science Experiments with food)

Local artisans displaying and selling their wares. Find us every Saturday from 10:00 am until 6:00 pm at De la Guerra Place in Paseo Nuevo Shops and Restaurants

Clay Studio is excited to offer Clay at Home summer camp from June 29–July 31 this year for ages 8–12. During week-long live virtual sessions, students will learn to make their own clay creations while incorporating elements of design and nature.

Learn more and sign up here: www.claystudiosb.org/clay-at-home

About Clay at Home Summer Camp

Clay is the perfect artistic vehicle for children to explore the elements and foundations of art and design. These elements include color, line, shape, form, texture, space and value. Daily sessions will be divided into three live 30-minute zoom sessions with 30 minutes of collaborative open studio time in between (three hours of camp each day). Highly trained art instructors with years of teaching children (in-person and online) within the Santa Barbara community will share their insight and knowledge around art, design, and the importance of environmental respect. A multifaceted curriculum allows children to engage in hands-on art projects at home to experience an exciting and fun time!

Each week has a theme that will be expressed through handbuilding and decorating with clay and will also explore other mediums. Your child can participate in a single week session, or multiple weeks! Work made during classes will be fired, glazed, and available for pickup two weeks after the workshop. No prior clay experience needed – Zoom and reliable internet is required.

Ages 8–12 | $150 per week session
Learn more and sign up here: www.claystudiosb.org/clay-at-home

This virtual summer camp is designed to help campers gain confidence in the kitchen as well as learn what food science is all about. Campers will use math and reading skills in learning how to interpret and mise en place a recipe. Students will complete the menus and be empowered to make smart decisions regarding delicious food choices. 
 
A list of ingredients and necessary kitchen supplies will be emailed to parents in advance. Chemistry in the Kitchen camp is designed to be interactive and fully hands-on with minimal adult supervision, but we will be using an oven and the stove at times!

Kids will receive a recipe card for every item that will be made, and at the end of the week they will receive a Certificate of Completion.

Register Here Now! https://bit.ly/knox111

Program Cost: $100
Material estimated cost (self-supplied): $20-25
 
Schedule:
MONDAY: Incredible, Edible Eggs!
TUESDAY: Bread: to rise, or not to rise, that is the question!
WEDNESDAY: Chemistry + Cookies= Delicious!
THURSDAY: No-Bake Brunch
FRIDAY: Mad Scientist! (Science Experiments with food)

We parent as we were parented til we break the chain. Let’s get real about how hard it is right now. First, straight talk and acknowledging challenges-⎯including a bizarre culture of perfectionism and over-protection around parenting-then, sharing of simple tools that bring pleasure and connection back to parenting. Register at: https://tinyurl.com/AHAParentTrap

Local artisans displaying and selling their wares. Find us every Saturday from 10:00 am until 6:00 pm at De la Guerra Place in Paseo Nuevo Shops and Restaurants

Live Virtual Event

Clay Studio is excited to offer Clay at Home summer camp from June 29–July 31 this year for ages 8–12. During week-long live virtual sessions, students will learn to make their own clay creations while incorporating elements of design and nature.

Learn more and sign up here: www.claystudiosb.org/clay-at-home

About Clay at Home Summer Camp

Clay is the perfect artistic vehicle for children to explore the elements and foundations of art and design. These elements include color, line, shape, form, texture, space and value. Daily sessions will be divided into three live 30-minute zoom sessions with 30 minutes of collaborative open studio time in between (three hours of camp each day). Highly trained art instructors with years of teaching children (in-person and online) within the Santa Barbara community will share their insight and knowledge around art, design, and the importance of environmental respect. A multifaceted curriculum allows children to engage in hands-on art projects at home to experience an exciting and fun time!

Each week has a theme that will be expressed through handbuilding and decorating with clay and will also explore other mediums. Your child can participate in a single week session, or multiple weeks! Work made during classes will be fired, glazed, and available for pickup two weeks after the workshop. No prior clay experience needed – Zoom and reliable internet is required.

Ages 8–12 | $150 per week session
Learn more and sign up here: www.claystudiosb.org/clay-at-home

This virtual summer camp is designed to help campers gain confidence in the kitchen as well as learn what food science is all about. Campers will use math and reading skills in learning how to interpret and mise en place a recipe. Students will complete the menus and be empowered to make smart decisions regarding delicious food choices. 
 
A list of ingredients and necessary kitchen supplies will be emailed to parents in advance. Chemistry in the Kitchen camp is designed to be interactive and fully hands-on with minimal adult supervision, but we will be using an oven and the stove at times!

Kids will receive a recipe card for every item that will be made, and at the end of the week they will receive a Certificate of Completion.

Register Here Now! https://bit.ly/knox111

Program Cost: $100
Material estimated cost (self-supplied): $20-25
 
Schedule:
MONDAY: Incredible, Edible Eggs!
TUESDAY: Bread: to rise, or not to rise, that is the question!
WEDNESDAY: Chemistry + Cookies= Delicious!
THURSDAY: No-Bake Brunch
FRIDAY: Mad Scientist! (Science Experiments with food)

Despite the unpredictable circumstances, Art Without Limits has been busy working to strengthen the Santa Barbara County community and provide artists with the resources they need to thrive. So...We have some exciting new opportunities for everyone! To foster art and creativity in our community, we are offering remote creative classes for free!

We are so excited to announce our Hive Mentorship Classes, beginning JULY 15 for 4 weeks through Zoom.

Our summer classes include:

Digital Photography with Sol Hill

Painting with Heather Stern

Music, Music Industry, and Drumming with George Pendergast

Latin Guitar and Singing with Mark Alvarado

Acting and Filmmaking with film professional Clare Carey

Visit https://www.awolsb.org/hive-classes for more details and to sign up today! Sign up soon to snag your spot before classes start.

Dottie Hinson (Geena Davis) is the reluctant star of the Rockford Peaches in the All-American Girls Professional Baseball League of 1943, formed to keep the bats swinging while the male pros are at war. With her jealous sister Kit, who can throw a mean fastball, slugger Mae Mordabito (Madonna), her best bud Doris Murphy (Rosie O’Donnell) and the rest of their endearing teammates, Hinson and the Peaches head to the World Series. Along the way, they win over skeptical sports fans and even their coach, Jimmy Dugan (Tom Hanks), a washed-up ballplayer who finds himself drawn back into the game by the heart and heroics of his all-girl team. Based on the true story of the pioneering women who blazed the trail, on the fields and off, for generations of athletes. (Penny Marshall, 1992, PG, 128 min.)

Local artisans displaying and selling their wares. Find us every Saturday from 10:00 am until 6:00 pm at De la Guerra Place in Paseo Nuevo Shops and Restaurants

Presentation by Chris Goldblatt, Founder & Executive Director, Fish Reef Project, A Zoom Webinar Where: Online from Santa Barbara Maritime Museum, 113 Harbor Way, Santa Barbara When: Thursday, July 16, 2020 at 7:00pm Cost: Free, but registration is required Registration: https://sbmm.org/santa-barbara-event/the-goleta-kelp-reef-restoration-project/or (805) 456-8747 Sponsored by: Marie L Morrisroe Little understood by the public, kelp is a soft buffer that helps to retain wider beaches, protects coastal real estate, and reduces greenhouse gases. The 1982-83 El Nino storms caused the loss of kelp forests that were once 1000 feet wide and went from El Capitan to Carpinteria and resulted in the loss of Goleta Bay’s kelp beds and beaches. Another reason for the decline of the kelp beds is that the boulders, which come off the hills and hold kelp, wear down over time and the system had not been recharging. The Fish Reef Project, named Goleta Kelp Reef Restoration Project, aims to create 220 acres of offshore reef systems with manufactured fish reef units and quarry rock. This process will give kelp a place to attach, grow, and kick off the recovery of kelp forests and critical habitats for many forms of marine life, including sea otters. Chris Goldblatt, a 40-year veteran of our local waterways, founded the Fish Reef Project (https://www.fishreef.org/) to ensure long-term ocean health by turning empty seafloor into thriving marine ecosystems and home, breeding and feeding grounds to millions of marine mammals, sea birds, turtles, fish, lobster, abalone, scallops, marine algae and much more. These manufactured fish reefs will reduce pressure on natural reefs, thus reducing over-fishing while helping to restore damaged natural reef systems. Goldblatt has a BS in Fisheries & Business from Humboldt State, and has been a guest lecturer at UC Santa Barbara and an International Seabed Authority observer, contributor, and speaker since 2014. In 2018, he was the Invited Guest Speaker at the Civil Society Forum of the Blue Economy Conference in Nairobi, Kenya. An early pioneer of the sustainable seafood movement, Goldblatt is also an accomplished author, business owner, fisherman, diver, and fishing boat owner and operator.

Clay Studio is excited to offer Clay at Home summer camp from June 29–July 31 this year for ages 8–12. During week-long live virtual sessions, students will learn to make their own clay creations while incorporating elements of design and nature.

Learn more and sign up here: www.claystudiosb.org/clay-at-home

About Clay at Home Summer Camp

Clay is the perfect artistic vehicle for children to explore the elements and foundations of art and design. These elements include color, line, shape, form, texture, space and value. Daily sessions will be divided into three live 30-minute zoom sessions with 30 minutes of collaborative open studio time in between (three hours of camp each day). Highly trained art instructors with years of teaching children (in-person and online) within the Santa Barbara community will share their insight and knowledge around art, design, and the importance of environmental respect. A multifaceted curriculum allows children to engage in hands-on art projects at home to experience an exciting and fun time!

Each week has a theme that will be expressed through handbuilding and decorating with clay and will also explore other mediums. Your child can participate in a single week session, or multiple weeks! Work made during classes will be fired, glazed, and available for pickup two weeks after the workshop. No prior clay experience needed – Zoom and reliable internet is required.

Ages 8–12 | $150 per week session
Learn more and sign up here: www.claystudiosb.org/clay-at-home

This virtual summer camp is designed to help campers gain confidence in the kitchen as well as learn what food science is all about. Campers will use math and reading skills in learning how to interpret and mise en place a recipe. Students will complete the menus and be empowered to make smart decisions regarding delicious food choices. 
 
A list of ingredients and necessary kitchen supplies will be emailed to parents in advance. Chemistry in the Kitchen camp is designed to be interactive and fully hands-on with minimal adult supervision, but we will be using an oven and the stove at times!

Kids will receive a recipe card for every item that will be made, and at the end of the week they will receive a Certificate of Completion.

Register Here Now! https://bit.ly/knox111

Program Cost: $100
Material estimated cost (self-supplied): $20-25
 
Schedule:
MONDAY: Incredible, Edible Eggs!
TUESDAY: Bread: to rise, or not to rise, that is the question!
WEDNESDAY: Chemistry + Cookies= Delicious!
THURSDAY: No-Bake Brunch
FRIDAY: Mad Scientist! (Science Experiments with food)

Local artisans displaying and selling their wares. Find us every Saturday from 10:00 am until 6:00 pm at De la Guerra Place in Paseo Nuevo Shops and Restaurants

Clay Studio is excited to offer Clay at Home summer camp from June 29–July 31 this year for ages 8–12. During week-long live virtual sessions, students will learn to make their own clay creations while incorporating elements of design and nature.

Learn more and sign up here: www.claystudiosb.org/clay-at-home

About Clay at Home Summer Camp

Clay is the perfect artistic vehicle for children to explore the elements and foundations of art and design. These elements include color, line, shape, form, texture, space and value. Daily sessions will be divided into three live 30-minute zoom sessions with 30 minutes of collaborative open studio time in between (three hours of camp each day). Highly trained art instructors with years of teaching children (in-person and online) within the Santa Barbara community will share their insight and knowledge around art, design, and the importance of environmental respect. A multifaceted curriculum allows children to engage in hands-on art projects at home to experience an exciting and fun time!

Each week has a theme that will be expressed through handbuilding and decorating with clay and will also explore other mediums. Your child can participate in a single week session, or multiple weeks! Work made during classes will be fired, glazed, and available for pickup two weeks after the workshop. No prior clay experience needed – Zoom and reliable internet is required.

Ages 8–12 | $150 per week session
Learn more and sign up here: www.claystudiosb.org/clay-at-home

This virtual summer camp is designed to help campers gain confidence in the kitchen as well as learn what food science is all about. Campers will use math and reading skills in learning how to interpret and mise en place a recipe. Students will complete the menus and be empowered to make smart decisions regarding delicious food choices. 
 
A list of ingredients and necessary kitchen supplies will be emailed to parents in advance. Chemistry in the Kitchen camp is designed to be interactive and fully hands-on with minimal adult supervision, but we will be using an oven and the stove at times!

Kids will receive a recipe card for every item that will be made, and at the end of the week they will receive a Certificate of Completion.

Register Here Now! https://bit.ly/knox111

Program Cost: $100
Material estimated cost (self-supplied): $20-25
 
Schedule:
MONDAY: Incredible, Edible Eggs!
TUESDAY: Bread: to rise, or not to rise, that is the question!
WEDNESDAY: Chemistry + Cookies= Delicious!
THURSDAY: No-Bake Brunch
FRIDAY: Mad Scientist! (Science Experiments with food)

Local artisans displaying and selling their wares. Find us every Saturday from 10:00 am until 6:00 pm at De la Guerra Place in Paseo Nuevo Shops and Restaurants

Clay Studio is excited to offer Clay at Home summer camp from June 29–July 31 this year for ages 8–12. During week-long live virtual sessions, students will learn to make their own clay creations while incorporating elements of design and nature.

Learn more and sign up here: www.claystudiosb.org/clay-at-home

About Clay at Home Summer Camp

Clay is the perfect artistic vehicle for children to explore the elements and foundations of art and design. These elements include color, line, shape, form, texture, space and value. Daily sessions will be divided into three live 30-minute zoom sessions with 30 minutes of collaborative open studio time in between (three hours of camp each day). Highly trained art instructors with years of teaching children (in-person and online) within the Santa Barbara community will share their insight and knowledge around art, design, and the importance of environmental respect. A multifaceted curriculum allows children to engage in hands-on art projects at home to experience an exciting and fun time!

Each week has a theme that will be expressed through handbuilding and decorating with clay and will also explore other mediums. Your child can participate in a single week session, or multiple weeks! Work made during classes will be fired, glazed, and available for pickup two weeks after the workshop. No prior clay experience needed – Zoom and reliable internet is required.

Ages 8–12 | $150 per week session
Learn more and sign up here: www.claystudiosb.org/clay-at-home

Local artisans displaying and selling their wares. Find us every Saturday from 10:00 am until 6:00 pm at De la Guerra Place in Paseo Nuevo Shops and Restaurants

Clay Studio is excited to offer Clay at Home summer camp from June 29–July 31 this year for ages 8–12. During week-long live virtual sessions, students will learn to make their own clay creations while incorporating elements of design and nature.

Learn more and sign up here: www.claystudiosb.org/clay-at-home

About Clay at Home Summer Camp

Clay is the perfect artistic vehicle for children to explore the elements and foundations of art and design. These elements include color, line, shape, form, texture, space and value. Daily sessions will be divided into three live 30-minute zoom sessions with 30 minutes of collaborative open studio time in between (three hours of camp each day). Highly trained art instructors with years of teaching children (in-person and online) within the Santa Barbara community will share their insight and knowledge around art, design, and the importance of environmental respect. A multifaceted curriculum allows children to engage in hands-on art projects at home to experience an exciting and fun time!

Each week has a theme that will be expressed through handbuilding and decorating with clay and will also explore other mediums. Your child can participate in a single week session, or multiple weeks! Work made during classes will be fired, glazed, and available for pickup two weeks after the workshop. No prior clay experience needed – Zoom and reliable internet is required.

Ages 8–12 | $150 per week session
Learn more and sign up here: www.claystudiosb.org/clay-at-home

Local artisans displaying and selling their wares. Find us every Saturday from 10:00 am until 6:00 pm at De la Guerra Place in Paseo Nuevo Shops and Restaurants

Clay Studio is excited to offer Clay at Home summer camp from June 29–July 31 this year for ages 8–12. During week-long live virtual sessions, students will learn to make their own clay creations while incorporating elements of design and nature.

Learn more and sign up here: www.claystudiosb.org/clay-at-home

About Clay at Home Summer Camp

Clay is the perfect artistic vehicle for children to explore the elements and foundations of art and design. These elements include color, line, shape, form, texture, space and value. Daily sessions will be divided into three live 30-minute zoom sessions with 30 minutes of collaborative open studio time in between (three hours of camp each day). Highly trained art instructors with years of teaching children (in-person and online) within the Santa Barbara community will share their insight and knowledge around art, design, and the importance of environmental respect. A multifaceted curriculum allows children to engage in hands-on art projects at home to experience an exciting and fun time!

Each week has a theme that will be expressed through handbuilding and decorating with clay and will also explore other mediums. Your child can participate in a single week session, or multiple weeks! Work made during classes will be fired, glazed, and available for pickup two weeks after the workshop. No prior clay experience needed – Zoom and reliable internet is required.

Ages 8–12 | $150 per week session
Learn more and sign up here: www.claystudiosb.org/clay-at-home

Local artisans displaying and selling their wares. Find us every Saturday from 10:00 am until 6:00 pm at De la Guerra Place in Paseo Nuevo Shops and Restaurants

Clay Studio is excited to offer Clay at Home summer camp from June 29–July 31 this year for ages 8–12. During week-long live virtual sessions, students will learn to make their own clay creations while incorporating elements of design and nature.

Learn more and sign up here: www.claystudiosb.org/clay-at-home

About Clay at Home Summer Camp

Clay is the perfect artistic vehicle for children to explore the elements and foundations of art and design. These elements include color, line, shape, form, texture, space and value. Daily sessions will be divided into three live 30-minute zoom sessions with 30 minutes of collaborative open studio time in between (three hours of camp each day). Highly trained art instructors with years of teaching children (in-person and online) within the Santa Barbara community will share their insight and knowledge around art, design, and the importance of environmental respect. A multifaceted curriculum allows children to engage in hands-on art projects at home to experience an exciting and fun time!

Each week has a theme that will be expressed through handbuilding and decorating with clay and will also explore other mediums. Your child can participate in a single week session, or multiple weeks! Work made during classes will be fired, glazed, and available for pickup two weeks after the workshop. No prior clay experience needed – Zoom and reliable internet is required.

Ages 8–12 | $150 per week session
Learn more and sign up here: www.claystudiosb.org/clay-at-home

Join AHA!’s Tara Schlener AMFT for an exploration designed to support you in bringing your voice and heart to action during this extraordinary time in history, marked by amplified social justice concerns and the ongoing isolation and fear brought by the Covid pandemic. Register at: https://tinyurl.com/UnrestToEngagedHeart

This camp will be focused on different maker activities culminating with a final day playing and sharing on Roblox (or computer coding if campers/parents do not have or want a Roblox account). The children will be creating and sharing all of these projects remotely with one another. They will be making and tinkering with multiple iterations based on what they learn from their peers as well as their own prototypes. Register Here Now! https://bit.ly/knox111 Program Cost: $100 Material estimated cost (self-supplied): $10-20 Schedule: MONDAY: Tower and bridge challenge TUESDAY: Parachute and Egg Drop WEDNESDAY: Rube Goldberg machine from table/desk to floor using remaining materials from Mon and Tues. THURSDAY: Scratch computer coding story creation FRIDAY: Roblox playing and sharing or continued computer coding Materials: MONDAY: spaghetti noodles, large marshmallows, cardboard boxes, duct tape TUESDAY: Coffee filters/paper, string, scissors, paper clip, plastic/paper straws, rubber bands, egg WEDNESDAY: marble, golf or ping pong ball, leftover supplies from Mon/Tues THURSDAY/FRIDAY: Laptop or desktop computer with internet capability

Local artisans displaying and selling their wares. Find us every Saturday from 10:00 am until 6:00 pm at De la Guerra Place in Paseo Nuevo Shops and Restaurants

Clay Studio is excited to offer Clay at Home summer camp from June 29–July 31 this year for ages 8–12. During week-long live virtual sessions, students will learn to make their own clay creations while incorporating elements of design and nature.

Learn more and sign up here: www.claystudiosb.org/clay-at-home

About Clay at Home Summer Camp

Clay is the perfect artistic vehicle for children to explore the elements and foundations of art and design. These elements include color, line, shape, form, texture, space and value. Daily sessions will be divided into three live 30-minute zoom sessions with 30 minutes of collaborative open studio time in between (three hours of camp each day). Highly trained art instructors with years of teaching children (in-person and online) within the Santa Barbara community will share their insight and knowledge around art, design, and the importance of environmental respect. A multifaceted curriculum allows children to engage in hands-on art projects at home to experience an exciting and fun time!

Each week has a theme that will be expressed through handbuilding and decorating with clay and will also explore other mediums. Your child can participate in a single week session, or multiple weeks! Work made during classes will be fired, glazed, and available for pickup two weeks after the workshop. No prior clay experience needed – Zoom and reliable internet is required.

Ages 8–12 | $150 per week session
Learn more and sign up here: www.claystudiosb.org/clay-at-home

This camp will be focused on different maker activities culminating with a final day playing and sharing on Roblox (or computer coding if campers/parents do not have or want a Roblox account). The children will be creating and sharing all of these projects remotely with one another. They will be making and tinkering with multiple iterations based on what they learn from their peers as well as their own prototypes. Register Here Now! https://bit.ly/knox111 Program Cost: $100 Material estimated cost (self-supplied): $10-20 Schedule: MONDAY: Tower and bridge challenge TUESDAY: Parachute and Egg Drop WEDNESDAY: Rube Goldberg machine from table/desk to floor using remaining materials from Mon and Tues. THURSDAY: Scratch computer coding story creation FRIDAY: Roblox playing and sharing or continued computer coding Materials: MONDAY: spaghetti noodles, large marshmallows, cardboard boxes, duct tape TUESDAY: Coffee filters/paper, string, scissors, paper clip, plastic/paper straws, rubber bands, egg WEDNESDAY: marble, golf or ping pong ball, leftover supplies from Mon/Tues THURSDAY/FRIDAY: Laptop or desktop computer with internet capability

Local artisans displaying and selling their wares. Find us every Saturday from 10:00 am until 6:00 pm at De la Guerra Place in Paseo Nuevo Shops and Restaurants

Clay Studio is excited to offer Clay at Home summer camp from June 29–July 31 this year for ages 8–12. During week-long live virtual sessions, students will learn to make their own clay creations while incorporating elements of design and nature.

Learn more and sign up here: www.claystudiosb.org/clay-at-home

About Clay at Home Summer Camp

Clay is the perfect artistic vehicle for children to explore the elements and foundations of art and design. These elements include color, line, shape, form, texture, space and value. Daily sessions will be divided into three live 30-minute zoom sessions with 30 minutes of collaborative open studio time in between (three hours of camp each day). Highly trained art instructors with years of teaching children (in-person and online) within the Santa Barbara community will share their insight and knowledge around art, design, and the importance of environmental respect. A multifaceted curriculum allows children to engage in hands-on art projects at home to experience an exciting and fun time!

Each week has a theme that will be expressed through handbuilding and decorating with clay and will also explore other mediums. Your child can participate in a single week session, or multiple weeks! Work made during classes will be fired, glazed, and available for pickup two weeks after the workshop. No prior clay experience needed – Zoom and reliable internet is required.

Ages 8–12 | $150 per week session
Learn more and sign up here: www.claystudiosb.org/clay-at-home

This camp will be focused on different maker activities culminating with a final day playing and sharing on Roblox (or computer coding if campers/parents do not have or want a Roblox account). The children will be creating and sharing all of these projects remotely with one another. They will be making and tinkering with multiple iterations based on what they learn from their peers as well as their own prototypes. Register Here Now! https://bit.ly/knox111 Program Cost: $100 Material estimated cost (self-supplied): $10-20 Schedule: MONDAY: Tower and bridge challenge TUESDAY: Parachute and Egg Drop WEDNESDAY: Rube Goldberg machine from table/desk to floor using remaining materials from Mon and Tues. THURSDAY: Scratch computer coding story creation FRIDAY: Roblox playing and sharing or continued computer coding Materials: MONDAY: spaghetti noodles, large marshmallows, cardboard boxes, duct tape TUESDAY: Coffee filters/paper, string, scissors, paper clip, plastic/paper straws, rubber bands, egg WEDNESDAY: marble, golf or ping pong ball, leftover supplies from Mon/Tues THURSDAY/FRIDAY: Laptop or desktop computer with internet capability

Local artisans displaying and selling their wares. Find us every Saturday from 10:00 am until 6:00 pm at De la Guerra Place in Paseo Nuevo Shops and Restaurants

Clay Studio is excited to offer Clay at Home summer camp from June 29–July 31 this year for ages 8–12. During week-long live virtual sessions, students will learn to make their own clay creations while incorporating elements of design and nature.

Learn more and sign up here: www.claystudiosb.org/clay-at-home

About Clay at Home Summer Camp

Clay is the perfect artistic vehicle for children to explore the elements and foundations of art and design. These elements include color, line, shape, form, texture, space and value. Daily sessions will be divided into three live 30-minute zoom sessions with 30 minutes of collaborative open studio time in between (three hours of camp each day). Highly trained art instructors with years of teaching children (in-person and online) within the Santa Barbara community will share their insight and knowledge around art, design, and the importance of environmental respect. A multifaceted curriculum allows children to engage in hands-on art projects at home to experience an exciting and fun time!

Each week has a theme that will be expressed through handbuilding and decorating with clay and will also explore other mediums. Your child can participate in a single week session, or multiple weeks! Work made during classes will be fired, glazed, and available for pickup two weeks after the workshop. No prior clay experience needed – Zoom and reliable internet is required.

Ages 8–12 | $150 per week session
Learn more and sign up here: www.claystudiosb.org/clay-at-home

Build your own vermicomposting bin in this hands-on workshop with Explore Ecology Garden Educator Bennett Rock on Friday, July 24th, at 4:00 pm on Zoom. Bennett will teach you how to create healthy, fertile garden soil using worms. You’ll learn how to maintain your new worm bin, what your worms and other soil organisms need to thrive, and how vermicompost can be used in your garden. Grow more with less by letting healthy soil do the work. This is the first workshop in our Healthy Soil Series. Your $10 ticket includes one hour of instruction. If you would like to purchase a bin with pre-drilled holes and/or a pound of worms, your ticket price ranges from $25 to $35. Tickets: https://exploreecology.org/event/fertile-soil-less-toil-worm-composting-101-workshop/

This camp will be focused on different maker activities culminating with a final day playing and sharing on Roblox (or computer coding if campers/parents do not have or want a Roblox account). The children will be creating and sharing all of these projects remotely with one another. They will be making and tinkering with multiple iterations based on what they learn from their peers as well as their own prototypes. Register Here Now! https://bit.ly/knox111 Program Cost: $100 Material estimated cost (self-supplied): $10-20 Schedule: MONDAY: Tower and bridge challenge TUESDAY: Parachute and Egg Drop WEDNESDAY: Rube Goldberg machine from table/desk to floor using remaining materials from Mon and Tues. THURSDAY: Scratch computer coding story creation FRIDAY: Roblox playing and sharing or continued computer coding Materials: MONDAY: spaghetti noodles, large marshmallows, cardboard boxes, duct tape TUESDAY: Coffee filters/paper, string, scissors, paper clip, plastic/paper straws, rubber bands, egg WEDNESDAY: marble, golf or ping pong ball, leftover supplies from Mon/Tues THURSDAY/FRIDAY: Laptop or desktop computer with internet capability

Local artisans displaying and selling their wares. Find us every Saturday from 10:00 am until 6:00 pm at De la Guerra Place in Paseo Nuevo Shops and Restaurants

Clay Studio is excited to offer Clay at Home summer camp from June 29–July 31 this year for ages 8–12. During week-long live virtual sessions, students will learn to make their own clay creations while incorporating elements of design and nature.

Learn more and sign up here: www.claystudiosb.org/clay-at-home

About Clay at Home Summer Camp

Clay is the perfect artistic vehicle for children to explore the elements and foundations of art and design. These elements include color, line, shape, form, texture, space and value. Daily sessions will be divided into three live 30-minute zoom sessions with 30 minutes of collaborative open studio time in between (three hours of camp each day). Highly trained art instructors with years of teaching children (in-person and online) within the Santa Barbara community will share their insight and knowledge around art, design, and the importance of environmental respect. A multifaceted curriculum allows children to engage in hands-on art projects at home to experience an exciting and fun time!

Each week has a theme that will be expressed through handbuilding and decorating with clay and will also explore other mediums. Your child can participate in a single week session, or multiple weeks! Work made during classes will be fired, glazed, and available for pickup two weeks after the workshop. No prior clay experience needed – Zoom and reliable internet is required.

Ages 8–12 | $150 per week session
Learn more and sign up here: www.claystudiosb.org/clay-at-home

The Southern California Artists Painting for the Environment (SCAPE) and the Santa Barbara Maritime Museum (SBMM) are cohosting The SBMM 20th Anniversary Virtual SCAPE Art Show & Sale, an online exhibit and sale of fine art on Saturday, July 25-Friday, August 7. This event will feature the work of 75 artists and their views of our ocean and Santa Barbara’s maritime life to benefit SBMM. Artwork may be viewed and purchased online at https://sbmm.org/20scape/ beginning July 25, 2020. SCAPE was founded in 2002 and has grown to over 200 members, a diverse group including nationally known and local artists, students, patrons, and gallery owners. Membership is open year-round to everyone who wants to participate. SCAPE’s goals are to have exhibitions to help raise money to protect open spaces, to increase public awareness of environmental and conservation issues, to promote camaraderie and provide education for artists. They mount 2 or 3 juried exhibits every year. To date over $100,000 has been raised to benefit local non-profit beneficiaries including the Santa Barbara Botanic Garden, Santa Barbara Museum of Natural History, Channelkeeper, and Heal the Ocean, among others. ~ ~ ~ Since 2000, the Santa Barbara Maritime Museum has featured many artifacts and stories to share the history of the Santa Barbara Channel with more than 40,000 visitors annually and provides year-round experiential maritime history and marine science education for local youth. Featuring the impressive First-Order Fresnel Lighthouse Lens from Point Conception, SBMM's current exhibits explore the History of Oil in Santa Barbara Channel & Chumash Use of Asphaltum, the Honda Disaster, Wives and Daughters: Keepers of the Light, and Mermaids: Visualizing the Myths and Legends through Photography.

This camp will be focused on different maker activities culminating with a final day playing and sharing on Roblox (or computer coding if campers/parents do not have or want a Roblox account). The children will be creating and sharing all of these projects remotely with one another. They will be making and tinkering with multiple iterations based on what they learn from their peers as well as their own prototypes. Register Here Now! https://bit.ly/knox111 Program Cost: $100 Material estimated cost (self-supplied): $10-20 Schedule: MONDAY: Tower and bridge challenge TUESDAY: Parachute and Egg Drop WEDNESDAY: Rube Goldberg machine from table/desk to floor using remaining materials from Mon and Tues. THURSDAY: Scratch computer coding story creation FRIDAY: Roblox playing and sharing or continued computer coding Materials: MONDAY: spaghetti noodles, large marshmallows, cardboard boxes, duct tape TUESDAY: Coffee filters/paper, string, scissors, paper clip, plastic/paper straws, rubber bands, egg WEDNESDAY: marble, golf or ping pong ball, leftover supplies from Mon/Tues THURSDAY/FRIDAY: Laptop or desktop computer with internet capability

The morning will include three 30-minute sittings divided by 10-minute breaks and a concluding yoga nidra sitting. Yoga nidra has been called “among the deepest possible states of relaxation while still maintaining full consciousness.” There will be an opportunity for sharing and discussion at the end of the online retreat. People of all faiths and traditions, or no tradition, are welcome to participate and no prior knowledge of yoga or meditation are required. Registration is $25 via PayPal, when further instructions will be provided. For more information, contact Rev. Karen at 310-968-8928. Rev. Karen is the author of Into Me See: A Book for Daily Inspiration, available on Amazon and her website.

Local artisans displaying and selling their wares. Find us every Saturday from 10:00 am until 6:00 pm at De la Guerra Place in Paseo Nuevo Shops and Restaurants

Clay Studio is excited to offer Clay at Home summer camp from June 29–July 31 this year for ages 8–12. During week-long live virtual sessions, students will learn to make their own clay creations while incorporating elements of design and nature.

Learn more and sign up here: www.claystudiosb.org/clay-at-home

About Clay at Home Summer Camp

Clay is the perfect artistic vehicle for children to explore the elements and foundations of art and design. These elements include color, line, shape, form, texture, space and value. Daily sessions will be divided into three live 30-minute zoom sessions with 30 minutes of collaborative open studio time in between (three hours of camp each day). Highly trained art instructors with years of teaching children (in-person and online) within the Santa Barbara community will share their insight and knowledge around art, design, and the importance of environmental respect. A multifaceted curriculum allows children to engage in hands-on art projects at home to experience an exciting and fun time!

Each week has a theme that will be expressed through handbuilding and decorating with clay and will also explore other mediums. Your child can participate in a single week session, or multiple weeks! Work made during classes will be fired, glazed, and available for pickup two weeks after the workshop. No prior clay experience needed – Zoom and reliable internet is required.

Ages 8–12 | $150 per week session
Learn more and sign up here: www.claystudiosb.org/clay-at-home

The Southern California Artists Painting for the Environment (SCAPE) and the Santa Barbara Maritime Museum (SBMM) are cohosting The SBMM 20th Anniversary Virtual SCAPE Art Show & Sale, an online exhibit and sale of fine art on Saturday, July 25-Friday, August 7. This event will feature the work of 75 artists and their views of our ocean and Santa Barbara’s maritime life to benefit SBMM. Artwork may be viewed and purchased online at https://sbmm.org/20scape/ beginning July 25, 2020. SCAPE was founded in 2002 and has grown to over 200 members, a diverse group including nationally known and local artists, students, patrons, and gallery owners. Membership is open year-round to everyone who wants to participate. SCAPE’s goals are to have exhibitions to help raise money to protect open spaces, to increase public awareness of environmental and conservation issues, to promote camaraderie and provide education for artists. They mount 2 or 3 juried exhibits every year. To date over $100,000 has been raised to benefit local non-profit beneficiaries including the Santa Barbara Botanic Garden, Santa Barbara Museum of Natural History, Channelkeeper, and Heal the Ocean, among others. ~ ~ ~ Since 2000, the Santa Barbara Maritime Museum has featured many artifacts and stories to share the history of the Santa Barbara Channel with more than 40,000 visitors annually and provides year-round experiential maritime history and marine science education for local youth. Featuring the impressive First-Order Fresnel Lighthouse Lens from Point Conception, SBMM's current exhibits explore the History of Oil in Santa Barbara Channel & Chumash Use of Asphaltum, the Honda Disaster, Wives and Daughters: Keepers of the Light, and Mermaids: Visualizing the Myths and Legends through Photography.

Local artisans displaying and selling their wares. Find us every Saturday from 10:00 am until 6:00 pm at De la Guerra Place in Paseo Nuevo Shops and Restaurants

Clay Studio is excited to offer Clay at Home summer camp from June 29–July 31 this year for ages 8–12. During week-long live virtual sessions, students will learn to make their own clay creations while incorporating elements of design and nature.

Learn more and sign up here: www.claystudiosb.org/clay-at-home

About Clay at Home Summer Camp

Clay is the perfect artistic vehicle for children to explore the elements and foundations of art and design. These elements include color, line, shape, form, texture, space and value. Daily sessions will be divided into three live 30-minute zoom sessions with 30 minutes of collaborative open studio time in between (three hours of camp each day). Highly trained art instructors with years of teaching children (in-person and online) within the Santa Barbara community will share their insight and knowledge around art, design, and the importance of environmental respect. A multifaceted curriculum allows children to engage in hands-on art projects at home to experience an exciting and fun time!

Each week has a theme that will be expressed through handbuilding and decorating with clay and will also explore other mediums. Your child can participate in a single week session, or multiple weeks! Work made during classes will be fired, glazed, and available for pickup two weeks after the workshop. No prior clay experience needed – Zoom and reliable internet is required.

Ages 8–12 | $150 per week session
Learn more and sign up here: www.claystudiosb.org/clay-at-home

The Southern California Artists Painting for the Environment (SCAPE) and the Santa Barbara Maritime Museum (SBMM) are cohosting The SBMM 20th Anniversary Virtual SCAPE Art Show & Sale, an online exhibit and sale of fine art on Saturday, July 25-Friday, August 7. This event will feature the work of 75 artists and their views of our ocean and Santa Barbara’s maritime life to benefit SBMM. Artwork may be viewed and purchased online at https://sbmm.org/20scape/ beginning July 25, 2020. SCAPE was founded in 2002 and has grown to over 200 members, a diverse group including nationally known and local artists, students, patrons, and gallery owners. Membership is open year-round to everyone who wants to participate. SCAPE’s goals are to have exhibitions to help raise money to protect open spaces, to increase public awareness of environmental and conservation issues, to promote camaraderie and provide education for artists. They mount 2 or 3 juried exhibits every year. To date over $100,000 has been raised to benefit local non-profit beneficiaries including the Santa Barbara Botanic Garden, Santa Barbara Museum of Natural History, Channelkeeper, and Heal the Ocean, among others. ~ ~ ~ Since 2000, the Santa Barbara Maritime Museum has featured many artifacts and stories to share the history of the Santa Barbara Channel with more than 40,000 visitors annually and provides year-round experiential maritime history and marine science education for local youth. Featuring the impressive First-Order Fresnel Lighthouse Lens from Point Conception, SBMM's current exhibits explore the History of Oil in Santa Barbara Channel & Chumash Use of Asphaltum, the Honda Disaster, Wives and Daughters: Keepers of the Light, and Mermaids: Visualizing the Myths and Legends through Photography.

Each day for the first thirty minutes, the class will start with fun theater and improv games to warm up our bodies and “theatrical minds”, followed by a different script each day. Campers will analyze their characters, practice their lines, and virtually perform with their Readers Theater Troop. Register Here Now! https://bit.ly/knox111 Program Cost: $100 Material estimated cost: $0

Local artisans displaying and selling their wares. Find us every Saturday from 10:00 am until 6:00 pm at De la Guerra Place in Paseo Nuevo Shops and Restaurants

Clay Studio is excited to offer Clay at Home summer camp from June 29–July 31 this year for ages 8–12. During week-long live virtual sessions, students will learn to make their own clay creations while incorporating elements of design and nature.

Learn more and sign up here: www.claystudiosb.org/clay-at-home

About Clay at Home Summer Camp

Clay is the perfect artistic vehicle for children to explore the elements and foundations of art and design. These elements include color, line, shape, form, texture, space and value. Daily sessions will be divided into three live 30-minute zoom sessions with 30 minutes of collaborative open studio time in between (three hours of camp each day). Highly trained art instructors with years of teaching children (in-person and online) within the Santa Barbara community will share their insight and knowledge around art, design, and the importance of environmental respect. A multifaceted curriculum allows children to engage in hands-on art projects at home to experience an exciting and fun time!

Each week has a theme that will be expressed through handbuilding and decorating with clay and will also explore other mediums. Your child can participate in a single week session, or multiple weeks! Work made during classes will be fired, glazed, and available for pickup two weeks after the workshop. No prior clay experience needed – Zoom and reliable internet is required.

Ages 8–12 | $150 per week session
Learn more and sign up here: www.claystudiosb.org/clay-at-home

The Couples Trap: Let’s get real about what’s coming up between partners/spouses right now! First, straight talk…then, self-examination…and finally, self-empowerment that makes coupledom feel less like a straitjacket and more like something to be grateful for. Pre-register at: https://tinyurl.com/AHATheCouplesTrap

The Southern California Artists Painting for the Environment (SCAPE) and the Santa Barbara Maritime Museum (SBMM) are cohosting The SBMM 20th Anniversary Virtual SCAPE Art Show & Sale, an online exhibit and sale of fine art on Saturday, July 25-Friday, August 7. This event will feature the work of 75 artists and their views of our ocean and Santa Barbara’s maritime life to benefit SBMM. Artwork may be viewed and purchased online at https://sbmm.org/20scape/ beginning July 25, 2020. SCAPE was founded in 2002 and has grown to over 200 members, a diverse group including nationally known and local artists, students, patrons, and gallery owners. Membership is open year-round to everyone who wants to participate. SCAPE’s goals are to have exhibitions to help raise money to protect open spaces, to increase public awareness of environmental and conservation issues, to promote camaraderie and provide education for artists. They mount 2 or 3 juried exhibits every year. To date over $100,000 has been raised to benefit local non-profit beneficiaries including the Santa Barbara Botanic Garden, Santa Barbara Museum of Natural History, Channelkeeper, and Heal the Ocean, among others. ~ ~ ~ Since 2000, the Santa Barbara Maritime Museum has featured many artifacts and stories to share the history of the Santa Barbara Channel with more than 40,000 visitors annually and provides year-round experiential maritime history and marine science education for local youth. Featuring the impressive First-Order Fresnel Lighthouse Lens from Point Conception, SBMM's current exhibits explore the History of Oil in Santa Barbara Channel & Chumash Use of Asphaltum, the Honda Disaster, Wives and Daughters: Keepers of the Light, and Mermaids: Visualizing the Myths and Legends through Photography.

Each day for the first thirty minutes, the class will start with fun theater and improv games to warm up our bodies and “theatrical minds”, followed by a different script each day. Campers will analyze their characters, practice their lines, and virtually perform with their Readers Theater Troop. Register Here Now! https://bit.ly/knox111 Program Cost: $100 Material estimated cost: $0

Local artisans displaying and selling their wares. Find us every Saturday from 10:00 am until 6:00 pm at De la Guerra Place in Paseo Nuevo Shops and Restaurants

Clay Studio is excited to offer Clay at Home summer camp from June 29–July 31 this year for ages 8–12. During week-long live virtual sessions, students will learn to make their own clay creations while incorporating elements of design and nature.

Learn more and sign up here: www.claystudiosb.org/clay-at-home

About Clay at Home Summer Camp

Clay is the perfect artistic vehicle for children to explore the elements and foundations of art and design. These elements include color, line, shape, form, texture, space and value. Daily sessions will be divided into three live 30-minute zoom sessions with 30 minutes of collaborative open studio time in between (three hours of camp each day). Highly trained art instructors with years of teaching children (in-person and online) within the Santa Barbara community will share their insight and knowledge around art, design, and the importance of environmental respect. A multifaceted curriculum allows children to engage in hands-on art projects at home to experience an exciting and fun time!

Each week has a theme that will be expressed through handbuilding and decorating with clay and will also explore other mediums. Your child can participate in a single week session, or multiple weeks! Work made during classes will be fired, glazed, and available for pickup two weeks after the workshop. No prior clay experience needed – Zoom and reliable internet is required.

Ages 8–12 | $150 per week session
Learn more and sign up here: www.claystudiosb.org/clay-at-home

The Southern California Artists Painting for the Environment (SCAPE) and the Santa Barbara Maritime Museum (SBMM) are cohosting The SBMM 20th Anniversary Virtual SCAPE Art Show & Sale, an online exhibit and sale of fine art on Saturday, July 25-Friday, August 7. This event will feature the work of 75 artists and their views of our ocean and Santa Barbara’s maritime life to benefit SBMM. Artwork may be viewed and purchased online at https://sbmm.org/20scape/ beginning July 25, 2020. SCAPE was founded in 2002 and has grown to over 200 members, a diverse group including nationally known and local artists, students, patrons, and gallery owners. Membership is open year-round to everyone who wants to participate. SCAPE’s goals are to have exhibitions to help raise money to protect open spaces, to increase public awareness of environmental and conservation issues, to promote camaraderie and provide education for artists. They mount 2 or 3 juried exhibits every year. To date over $100,000 has been raised to benefit local non-profit beneficiaries including the Santa Barbara Botanic Garden, Santa Barbara Museum of Natural History, Channelkeeper, and Heal the Ocean, among others. ~ ~ ~ Since 2000, the Santa Barbara Maritime Museum has featured many artifacts and stories to share the history of the Santa Barbara Channel with more than 40,000 visitors annually and provides year-round experiential maritime history and marine science education for local youth. Featuring the impressive First-Order Fresnel Lighthouse Lens from Point Conception, SBMM's current exhibits explore the History of Oil in Santa Barbara Channel & Chumash Use of Asphaltum, the Honda Disaster, Wives and Daughters: Keepers of the Light, and Mermaids: Visualizing the Myths and Legends through Photography.

Each day for the first thirty minutes, the class will start with fun theater and improv games to warm up our bodies and “theatrical minds”, followed by a different script each day. Campers will analyze their characters, practice their lines, and virtually perform with their Readers Theater Troop. Register Here Now! https://bit.ly/knox111 Program Cost: $100 Material estimated cost: $0

Local artisans displaying and selling their wares. Find us every Saturday from 10:00 am until 6:00 pm at De la Guerra Place in Paseo Nuevo Shops and Restaurants

Clay Studio is excited to offer Clay at Home summer camp from June 29–July 31 this year for ages 8–12. During week-long live virtual sessions, students will learn to make their own clay creations while incorporating elements of design and nature.

Learn more and sign up here: www.claystudiosb.org/clay-at-home

About Clay at Home Summer Camp

Clay is the perfect artistic vehicle for children to explore the elements and foundations of art and design. These elements include color, line, shape, form, texture, space and value. Daily sessions will be divided into three live 30-minute zoom sessions with 30 minutes of collaborative open studio time in between (three hours of camp each day). Highly trained art instructors with years of teaching children (in-person and online) within the Santa Barbara community will share their insight and knowledge around art, design, and the importance of environmental respect. A multifaceted curriculum allows children to engage in hands-on art projects at home to experience an exciting and fun time!

Each week has a theme that will be expressed through handbuilding and decorating with clay and will also explore other mediums. Your child can participate in a single week session, or multiple weeks! Work made during classes will be fired, glazed, and available for pickup two weeks after the workshop. No prior clay experience needed – Zoom and reliable internet is required.

Ages 8–12 | $150 per week session
Learn more and sign up here: www.claystudiosb.org/clay-at-home

The Southern California Artists Painting for the Environment (SCAPE) and the Santa Barbara Maritime Museum (SBMM) are cohosting The SBMM 20th Anniversary Virtual SCAPE Art Show & Sale, an online exhibit and sale of fine art on Saturday, July 25-Friday, August 7. This event will feature the work of 75 artists and their views of our ocean and Santa Barbara’s maritime life to benefit SBMM. Artwork may be viewed and purchased online at https://sbmm.org/20scape/ beginning July 25, 2020. SCAPE was founded in 2002 and has grown to over 200 members, a diverse group including nationally known and local artists, students, patrons, and gallery owners. Membership is open year-round to everyone who wants to participate. SCAPE’s goals are to have exhibitions to help raise money to protect open spaces, to increase public awareness of environmental and conservation issues, to promote camaraderie and provide education for artists. They mount 2 or 3 juried exhibits every year. To date over $100,000 has been raised to benefit local non-profit beneficiaries including the Santa Barbara Botanic Garden, Santa Barbara Museum of Natural History, Channelkeeper, and Heal the Ocean, among others. ~ ~ ~ Since 2000, the Santa Barbara Maritime Museum has featured many artifacts and stories to share the history of the Santa Barbara Channel with more than 40,000 visitors annually and provides year-round experiential maritime history and marine science education for local youth. Featuring the impressive First-Order Fresnel Lighthouse Lens from Point Conception, SBMM's current exhibits explore the History of Oil in Santa Barbara Channel & Chumash Use of Asphaltum, the Honda Disaster, Wives and Daughters: Keepers of the Light, and Mermaids: Visualizing the Myths and Legends through Photography.

Each day for the first thirty minutes, the class will start with fun theater and improv games to warm up our bodies and “theatrical minds”, followed by a different script each day. Campers will analyze their characters, practice their lines, and virtually perform with their Readers Theater Troop. Register Here Now! https://bit.ly/knox111 Program Cost: $100 Material estimated cost: $0

Local artisans displaying and selling their wares. Find us every Saturday from 10:00 am until 6:00 pm at De la Guerra Place in Paseo Nuevo Shops and Restaurants

Santa Barbara MTD’s 6th Annual Youth Art Poster Contest was originally planned to take place this spring at various afterschool programs on the South Coast. Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the afterschool programs were shuttered and the contest was put on hold.

Not to worry—the Youth Art Poster Contest is now online and students can participate from the comfort of home. Students in 1st through 6th grade in Southern Santa Barbara County are invited to participate by drawing or painting original artwork that fits with this year’s theme of “Outdoor Adventure Buses”. Contest details, the entry form, and the required artwork template can be found at sbmtd.gov/artcontest.

Entries are due by July 31st, 2020 and can be submitted in one of two ways: scanned and emailed to [email protected]or mailed to MTD at 550 Olive Street, Santa Barbara, CA 93101.

The winning works of art will be featured inside MTD buses for the next year. MTD looks forward to seeing what kinds of creative works of art the students in our community will create, and we’re happy to give parents something to keep those antsy kids busy over the summer!

Clay Studio is excited to offer Clay at Home summer camp from June 29–July 31 this year for ages 8–12. During week-long live virtual sessions, students will learn to make their own clay creations while incorporating elements of design and nature.

Learn more and sign up here: www.claystudiosb.org/clay-at-home

About Clay at Home Summer Camp

Clay is the perfect artistic vehicle for children to explore the elements and foundations of art and design. These elements include color, line, shape, form, texture, space and value. Daily sessions will be divided into three live 30-minute zoom sessions with 30 minutes of collaborative open studio time in between (three hours of camp each day). Highly trained art instructors with years of teaching children (in-person and online) within the Santa Barbara community will share their insight and knowledge around art, design, and the importance of environmental respect. A multifaceted curriculum allows children to engage in hands-on art projects at home to experience an exciting and fun time!

Each week has a theme that will be expressed through handbuilding and decorating with clay and will also explore other mediums. Your child can participate in a single week session, or multiple weeks! Work made during classes will be fired, glazed, and available for pickup two weeks after the workshop. No prior clay experience needed – Zoom and reliable internet is required.

Ages 8–12 | $150 per week session
Learn more and sign up here: www.claystudiosb.org/clay-at-home

The Southern California Artists Painting for the Environment (SCAPE) and the Santa Barbara Maritime Museum (SBMM) are cohosting The SBMM 20th Anniversary Virtual SCAPE Art Show & Sale, an online exhibit and sale of fine art on Saturday, July 25-Friday, August 7. This event will feature the work of 75 artists and their views of our ocean and Santa Barbara’s maritime life to benefit SBMM. Artwork may be viewed and purchased online at https://sbmm.org/20scape/ beginning July 25, 2020. SCAPE was founded in 2002 and has grown to over 200 members, a diverse group including nationally known and local artists, students, patrons, and gallery owners. Membership is open year-round to everyone who wants to participate. SCAPE’s goals are to have exhibitions to help raise money to protect open spaces, to increase public awareness of environmental and conservation issues, to promote camaraderie and provide education for artists. They mount 2 or 3 juried exhibits every year. To date over $100,000 has been raised to benefit local non-profit beneficiaries including the Santa Barbara Botanic Garden, Santa Barbara Museum of Natural History, Channelkeeper, and Heal the Ocean, among others. ~ ~ ~ Since 2000, the Santa Barbara Maritime Museum has featured many artifacts and stories to share the history of the Santa Barbara Channel with more than 40,000 visitors annually and provides year-round experiential maritime history and marine science education for local youth. Featuring the impressive First-Order Fresnel Lighthouse Lens from Point Conception, SBMM's current exhibits explore the History of Oil in Santa Barbara Channel & Chumash Use of Asphaltum, the Honda Disaster, Wives and Daughters: Keepers of the Light, and Mermaids: Visualizing the Myths and Legends through Photography.

Each day for the first thirty minutes, the class will start with fun theater and improv games to warm up our bodies and “theatrical minds”, followed by a different script each day. Campers will analyze their characters, practice their lines, and virtually perform with their Readers Theater Troop. Register Here Now! https://bit.ly/knox111 Program Cost: $100 Material estimated cost: $0

$100 - VIP (includes pre-show reception with appetizers & drinks) $63 - Section A $53 - Section B (Ticket prices include a per ticket Lobero Facility Fee; other fees may also apply.)

Coal Oil Point Reserve encompasses 170 acres of protected California coastal habitat. Join us for a beautiful walk along reserve trails to explore the wildlife that is only minutes from UCSB. We will venture from the sandy beach where you are likely to see nesting Snowy Plovers and their cottonball-sized chicks to coastal scrub habitat to seasonal wetlands and ponds. It is a fantastic way to spend a Saturday morning! Tours are approximately 2 hours long and guides will discuss both the cultural and natural history of the reserve as well as ongoing conservation and research projects. RSVP is required. $10 donation appreciated. To RSVP, visit: https://www.eventbrite.com/o/ucsb-coal-oil-point-reserve-15113031832

Local artisans displaying and selling their wares. Find us every Saturday from 10:00 am until 6:00 pm at De la Guerra Place in Paseo Nuevo Shops and Restaurants

“The Art of feeding America” was the catalyst of the Covid-19 way of new Artistic expression. I'm an artist who has been in galleries for over 2 years. Once Covid struck, that was all over, but what a new beginning. My friends and I started the Art of Feeding America as a campaign to raise funds in a Zoom Art Show which meant each artist was to have submitted a 2 minute video. Yikes! Tall order and no experience using IMovie, I knew that this was to be the new wave. I got down to business. Within 5 days I was able to use the photos and film clips in my iphone to put together a cool and fun video. If you're an artist and you're afraid of these fandango electronics or don't know where to begin, come to my zoom room. There I will show you the basics of uploading pictures, movie clips, editing, and where to find free music uploads. The price of admission: $25.00. A contribution will be made to Farmlink.com. Please register by July 30, 2020 - Link: https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZMlcOqvrDItH9codVbWQzdodQV7t-7mviu6 Love and Light, Brendan Briggs JBR Visuals

The Southern California Artists Painting for the Environment (SCAPE) and the Santa Barbara Maritime Museum (SBMM) are cohosting The SBMM 20th Anniversary Virtual SCAPE Art Show & Sale, an online exhibit and sale of fine art on Saturday, July 25-Friday, August 7. This event will feature the work of 75 artists and their views of our ocean and Santa Barbara’s maritime life to benefit SBMM. Artwork may be viewed and purchased online at https://sbmm.org/20scape/ beginning July 25, 2020. SCAPE was founded in 2002 and has grown to over 200 members, a diverse group including nationally known and local artists, students, patrons, and gallery owners. Membership is open year-round to everyone who wants to participate. SCAPE’s goals are to have exhibitions to help raise money to protect open spaces, to increase public awareness of environmental and conservation issues, to promote camaraderie and provide education for artists. They mount 2 or 3 juried exhibits every year. To date over $100,000 has been raised to benefit local non-profit beneficiaries including the Santa Barbara Botanic Garden, Santa Barbara Museum of Natural History, Channelkeeper, and Heal the Ocean, among others. ~ ~ ~ Since 2000, the Santa Barbara Maritime Museum has featured many artifacts and stories to share the history of the Santa Barbara Channel with more than 40,000 visitors annually and provides year-round experiential maritime history and marine science education for local youth. Featuring the impressive First-Order Fresnel Lighthouse Lens from Point Conception, SBMM's current exhibits explore the History of Oil in Santa Barbara Channel & Chumash Use of Asphaltum, the Honda Disaster, Wives and Daughters: Keepers of the Light, and Mermaids: Visualizing the Myths and Legends through Photography.

Join Teddy Bear Cancer Foundation on August 1st for their Paella Picnic to pick up your paella bag for four with wine, dessert and a gift. Take your paella bag to the beach, the park, or home to your backyard. You must order in advance. Drive in and park, pick up your bag and participate in the opportunity drawing, wine pull, giving tree and take a photo in front of the step & repeat. This event replaces TBCF's California Clambake originally scheduled for April. The entire event will take place safely with all social distancing protocols in place. To order your Paella Picnic bag today click here: https://bit.ly/2VYStVQ or visit teddybearcancerfoundation.org/events Date: Saturday, August 1st Pick Up Time/Location: Pick up any time between 12-3 PM in Santa Barbara at Village Properties downtown office Pick up any time between 4-5:30 PM in Ventura at the Berkshire Hathaway office

Local artisans displaying and selling their wares. Find us every Saturday from 10:00 am until 6:00 pm at De la Guerra Place in Paseo Nuevo Shops and Restaurants

The Southern California Artists Painting for the Environment (SCAPE) and the Santa Barbara Maritime Museum (SBMM) are cohosting The SBMM 20th Anniversary Virtual SCAPE Art Show & Sale, an online exhibit and sale of fine art on Saturday, July 25-Friday, August 7. This event will feature the work of 75 artists and their views of our ocean and Santa Barbara’s maritime life to benefit SBMM. Artwork may be viewed and purchased online at https://sbmm.org/20scape/ beginning July 25, 2020. SCAPE was founded in 2002 and has grown to over 200 members, a diverse group including nationally known and local artists, students, patrons, and gallery owners. Membership is open year-round to everyone who wants to participate. SCAPE’s goals are to have exhibitions to help raise money to protect open spaces, to increase public awareness of environmental and conservation issues, to promote camaraderie and provide education for artists. They mount 2 or 3 juried exhibits every year. To date over $100,000 has been raised to benefit local non-profit beneficiaries including the Santa Barbara Botanic Garden, Santa Barbara Museum of Natural History, Channelkeeper, and Heal the Ocean, among others. ~ ~ ~ Since 2000, the Santa Barbara Maritime Museum has featured many artifacts and stories to share the history of the Santa Barbara Channel with more than 40,000 visitors annually and provides year-round experiential maritime history and marine science education for local youth. Featuring the impressive First-Order Fresnel Lighthouse Lens from Point Conception, SBMM's current exhibits explore the History of Oil in Santa Barbara Channel & Chumash Use of Asphaltum, the Honda Disaster, Wives and Daughters: Keepers of the Light, and Mermaids: Visualizing the Myths and Legends through Photography.

Local artisans displaying and selling their wares. Find us every Saturday from 10:00 am until 6:00 pm at De la Guerra Place in Paseo Nuevo Shops and Restaurants

The Southern California Artists Painting for the Environment (SCAPE) and the Santa Barbara Maritime Museum (SBMM) are cohosting The SBMM 20th Anniversary Virtual SCAPE Art Show & Sale, an online exhibit and sale of fine art on Saturday, July 25-Friday, August 7. This event will feature the work of 75 artists and their views of our ocean and Santa Barbara’s maritime life to benefit SBMM. Artwork may be viewed and purchased online at https://sbmm.org/20scape/ beginning July 25, 2020. SCAPE was founded in 2002 and has grown to over 200 members, a diverse group including nationally known and local artists, students, patrons, and gallery owners. Membership is open year-round to everyone who wants to participate. SCAPE’s goals are to have exhibitions to help raise money to protect open spaces, to increase public awareness of environmental and conservation issues, to promote camaraderie and provide education for artists. They mount 2 or 3 juried exhibits every year. To date over $100,000 has been raised to benefit local non-profit beneficiaries including the Santa Barbara Botanic Garden, Santa Barbara Museum of Natural History, Channelkeeper, and Heal the Ocean, among others. ~ ~ ~ Since 2000, the Santa Barbara Maritime Museum has featured many artifacts and stories to share the history of the Santa Barbara Channel with more than 40,000 visitors annually and provides year-round experiential maritime history and marine science education for local youth. Featuring the impressive First-Order Fresnel Lighthouse Lens from Point Conception, SBMM's current exhibits explore the History of Oil in Santa Barbara Channel & Chumash Use of Asphaltum, the Honda Disaster, Wives and Daughters: Keepers of the Light, and Mermaids: Visualizing the Myths and Legends through Photography.

Local artisans displaying and selling their wares. Find us every Saturday from 10:00 am until 6:00 pm at De la Guerra Place in Paseo Nuevo Shops and Restaurants

The Southern California Artists Painting for the Environment (SCAPE) and the Santa Barbara Maritime Museum (SBMM) are cohosting The SBMM 20th Anniversary Virtual SCAPE Art Show & Sale, an online exhibit and sale of fine art on Saturday, July 25-Friday, August 7. This event will feature the work of 75 artists and their views of our ocean and Santa Barbara’s maritime life to benefit SBMM. Artwork may be viewed and purchased online at https://sbmm.org/20scape/ beginning July 25, 2020. SCAPE was founded in 2002 and has grown to over 200 members, a diverse group including nationally known and local artists, students, patrons, and gallery owners. Membership is open year-round to everyone who wants to participate. SCAPE’s goals are to have exhibitions to help raise money to protect open spaces, to increase public awareness of environmental and conservation issues, to promote camaraderie and provide education for artists. They mount 2 or 3 juried exhibits every year. To date over $100,000 has been raised to benefit local non-profit beneficiaries including the Santa Barbara Botanic Garden, Santa Barbara Museum of Natural History, Channelkeeper, and Heal the Ocean, among others. ~ ~ ~ Since 2000, the Santa Barbara Maritime Museum has featured many artifacts and stories to share the history of the Santa Barbara Channel with more than 40,000 visitors annually and provides year-round experiential maritime history and marine science education for local youth. Featuring the impressive First-Order Fresnel Lighthouse Lens from Point Conception, SBMM's current exhibits explore the History of Oil in Santa Barbara Channel & Chumash Use of Asphaltum, the Honda Disaster, Wives and Daughters: Keepers of the Light, and Mermaids: Visualizing the Myths and Legends through Photography.

Local artisans displaying and selling their wares. Find us every Saturday from 10:00 am until 6:00 pm at De la Guerra Place in Paseo Nuevo Shops and Restaurants

The Southern California Artists Painting for the Environment (SCAPE) and the Santa Barbara Maritime Museum (SBMM) are cohosting The SBMM 20th Anniversary Virtual SCAPE Art Show & Sale, an online exhibit and sale of fine art on Saturday, July 25-Friday, August 7. This event will feature the work of 75 artists and their views of our ocean and Santa Barbara’s maritime life to benefit SBMM. Artwork may be viewed and purchased online at https://sbmm.org/20scape/ beginning July 25, 2020. SCAPE was founded in 2002 and has grown to over 200 members, a diverse group including nationally known and local artists, students, patrons, and gallery owners. Membership is open year-round to everyone who wants to participate. SCAPE’s goals are to have exhibitions to help raise money to protect open spaces, to increase public awareness of environmental and conservation issues, to promote camaraderie and provide education for artists. They mount 2 or 3 juried exhibits every year. To date over $100,000 has been raised to benefit local non-profit beneficiaries including the Santa Barbara Botanic Garden, Santa Barbara Museum of Natural History, Channelkeeper, and Heal the Ocean, among others. ~ ~ ~ Since 2000, the Santa Barbara Maritime Museum has featured many artifacts and stories to share the history of the Santa Barbara Channel with more than 40,000 visitors annually and provides year-round experiential maritime history and marine science education for local youth. Featuring the impressive First-Order Fresnel Lighthouse Lens from Point Conception, SBMM's current exhibits explore the History of Oil in Santa Barbara Channel & Chumash Use of Asphaltum, the Honda Disaster, Wives and Daughters: Keepers of the Light, and Mermaids: Visualizing the Myths and Legends through Photography.

“Words matter.” That tagline could be a mantra for AWC-SB members. It also appears on Nonviolent Communication, the August selection for AWC-SB’s popular Books forBreakfast event. This classic book by Marshall Rosenberg, PhD promises to help readers “find common ground with anyone, anywhere, at any time, both personally and professionally.”  Nothing could be more timely—or more relevant to professional communciators!

Join the discussion focusing on ideas in the book on Zoom, 8 AM on Wednesday, August 5.  This event is no-cost for AWC-SB members and non-members. Email [email protected] to get the link. Books for Breakfast is a beloved AWC-SB tradition because it’s a relaxed opportunity to get to know AWC-SB members better. We hope you’ll join us!

Local artisans displaying and selling their wares. Find us every Saturday from 10:00 am until 6:00 pm at De la Guerra Place in Paseo Nuevo Shops and Restaurants

The Southern California Artists Painting for the Environment (SCAPE) and the Santa Barbara Maritime Museum (SBMM) are cohosting The SBMM 20th Anniversary Virtual SCAPE Art Show & Sale, an online exhibit and sale of fine art on Saturday, July 25-Friday, August 7. This event will feature the work of 75 artists and their views of our ocean and Santa Barbara’s maritime life to benefit SBMM. Artwork may be viewed and purchased online at https://sbmm.org/20scape/ beginning July 25, 2020. SCAPE was founded in 2002 and has grown to over 200 members, a diverse group including nationally known and local artists, students, patrons, and gallery owners. Membership is open year-round to everyone who wants to participate. SCAPE’s goals are to have exhibitions to help raise money to protect open spaces, to increase public awareness of environmental and conservation issues, to promote camaraderie and provide education for artists. They mount 2 or 3 juried exhibits every year. To date over $100,000 has been raised to benefit local non-profit beneficiaries including the Santa Barbara Botanic Garden, Santa Barbara Museum of Natural History, Channelkeeper, and Heal the Ocean, among others. ~ ~ ~ Since 2000, the Santa Barbara Maritime Museum has featured many artifacts and stories to share the history of the Santa Barbara Channel with more than 40,000 visitors annually and provides year-round experiential maritime history and marine science education for local youth. Featuring the impressive First-Order Fresnel Lighthouse Lens from Point Conception, SBMM's current exhibits explore the History of Oil in Santa Barbara Channel & Chumash Use of Asphaltum, the Honda Disaster, Wives and Daughters: Keepers of the Light, and Mermaids: Visualizing the Myths and Legends through Photography.

Local artisans displaying and selling their wares. Find us every Saturday from 10:00 am until 6:00 pm at De la Guerra Place in Paseo Nuevo Shops and Restaurants

The Southern California Artists Painting for the Environment (SCAPE) and the Santa Barbara Maritime Museum (SBMM) are cohosting The SBMM 20th Anniversary Virtual SCAPE Art Show & Sale, an online exhibit and sale of fine art on Saturday, July 25-Friday, August 7. This event will feature the work of 75 artists and their views of our ocean and Santa Barbara’s maritime life to benefit SBMM. Artwork may be viewed and purchased online at https://sbmm.org/20scape/ beginning July 25, 2020. SCAPE was founded in 2002 and has grown to over 200 members, a diverse group including nationally known and local artists, students, patrons, and gallery owners. Membership is open year-round to everyone who wants to participate. SCAPE’s goals are to have exhibitions to help raise money to protect open spaces, to increase public awareness of environmental and conservation issues, to promote camaraderie and provide education for artists. They mount 2 or 3 juried exhibits every year. To date over $100,000 has been raised to benefit local non-profit beneficiaries including the Santa Barbara Botanic Garden, Santa Barbara Museum of Natural History, Channelkeeper, and Heal the Ocean, among others. ~ ~ ~ Since 2000, the Santa Barbara Maritime Museum has featured many artifacts and stories to share the history of the Santa Barbara Channel with more than 40,000 visitors annually and provides year-round experiential maritime history and marine science education for local youth. Featuring the impressive First-Order Fresnel Lighthouse Lens from Point Conception, SBMM's current exhibits explore the History of Oil in Santa Barbara Channel & Chumash Use of Asphaltum, the Honda Disaster, Wives and Daughters: Keepers of the Light, and Mermaids: Visualizing the Myths and Legends through Photography.

Local artisans displaying and selling their wares. Find us every Saturday from 10:00 am until 6:00 pm at De la Guerra Place in Paseo Nuevo Shops and Restaurants

Local artisans displaying and selling their wares. Find us every Saturday from 10:00 am until 6:00 pm at De la Guerra Place in Paseo Nuevo Shops and Restaurants

Local artisans displaying and selling their wares. Find us every Saturday from 10:00 am until 6:00 pm at De la Guerra Place in Paseo Nuevo Shops and Restaurants

Local artisans displaying and selling their wares. Find us every Saturday from 10:00 am until 6:00 pm at De la Guerra Place in Paseo Nuevo Shops and Restaurants

For over 50 years, South Africa’s Five Time GRAMMY® Award winners, Ladysmith Black Mambazo has warmed the hearts of audiences worldwide with their uplifting vocal harmonies, signature dance moves and charming onstage banter. With a deep respect for both their cultural and personal history, Ladysmith Black Mambazo is ever-evolving with an eye toward their long musical legacy.

Local artisans displaying and selling their wares. Find us every Saturday from 10:00 am until 6:00 pm at De la Guerra Place in Paseo Nuevo Shops and Restaurants