Robert Bernstein

Robert went to the Santa Barbara Polo and Racquet Club to check out the Montecito Motor Classic Car Show.

Robert took a tour of the Tajiguas Landfill, which has been in the news this week after narrowly escaping the Alisal Fire.

Robert took a trip to the Cave of Munits in the Hidden Hills area.

Robert takes a trip to the circus and attended Circus Vargas at the Earl Warren Showgrounds this summer.

For the first time, Robert checked out the pumpkin patch at Lane Farms in "Noleta."

Dr. Ann Taves, professor emerita of Religious Studies at UCSB, gave a most Non-Ordinary talk to the Humanist Society called "Non-Ordinary Experiences of Non-Believers."

The Sierra Club is slowly starting up again with local hikes and last Saturday they went to the Gaviota Wind Caves.

SBCAST is the Santa Barbara Center for Art, Science and Technology, a gift to our community by local technology wizard Alan Macy.

Robert joined a hike at Parma Park and saw lambs and hang glider landings. 

Larry Elder is running for governor as a possible replacement for Governor Newsom in the event that Newsom is recalled. He held a rally on Wednesday afternoon in the Courthouse Sunken Garden.

"American Conspiracy Theories" was the latest Humanist Society Talk, given by Joseph Uscinski.

Hula Anyone gave a Hula dancing performance for the third anniversary of ParadICE Hawaiian Shave Ice in Paseo Nuevo on Sunday.

Robert reports the First Thursday Art Walk in Downtown Santa Barbara is back in full swing.

The Science and Engineering Council of Santa Barbara recently hosted a talk on the urgency of the climate crisis.

Robert shares photos of the Santa Barbara County Fire Department's rescue training on the Isla Vista bluffs.

Robert details a lecture by Bruce Gleason on nuclear power hosted by the Humanist Society.

The Woodies Car Show was back at the beach again on Saturday.

Robert Bernstein was leading a hike at Lizard's Mount this week when a small brush fire broke out.

Robert took a mini-vacation to Los Angeles and explored Koreatown.

June is Pride Month so it was appropriate for the Humanist Society of Santa Barbara to have a talk on just what is meant by gender.

Robert details a Humanist Society lecture regarding humanitarian aid projects that help those in need without religious ties.

Robert details a recent hike to Tangerine Falls and an unnamed trail off the West Fork Cold Spring Trail in Montecito.

The Humanist Society hosted UCSB Professor Mark Juergensmeyer who discussed white nationalist terrorist groups in America and throughout the world.

Robert covers a rally that took place on Saturday advocating for universal healthcare. 

Robert visited the blooming flowers at the Santa Barbara Botanic Garden.

Local residents organized a gathering in solidarity with Asians, Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders on Saturday in front of the Santa Barbara Museum of Art.

The Humanist Society hosted Darrel Ray who spoke about his organization, "Recovering from Religion."

Robert shares photos from a recent adventure to the Fiscalini Ranch Preserve in Cambria.

Robert shares photos of a house moving on the eastside.

Robert shares highlights from a recent trip to the Ventura Botanical Gardens.