Robert Bernstein

Robert hikes the re-opened Cold Springs Trail in Montecito.

Robert shares highlights from travel to the Bay Area over the holidays.

Robert led a small group for his latest Flores Peak Sierra Club hike, but everyone was in a good mood and they took it at a leisurely pace.

"Ready to Hang" is the latest pop-up art show this season. At the Community Arts Workshop which is better known as "The Solstice Workshop" at the corner of Ortega Street and Garden Street.

"This Old Body – And 99 Other Reasons to Laugh at Life." That was the title of the latest Humanist Society talk given by Barbara Greenleaf. It is also the title of her latest book.

Ashleigh Brilliant is one of our local treasures and he has given us his first new book in about twenty years.

La Cumbre Center for Creative Arts opened in a grand way with a variety of performances.

"The Observable Universe: Visualizing the Cosmos in Art" is a new exhibit at the Santa Barbara Museum of Art that featured artist Russell Crotty.

A Brief Tour of the Minor Bodies Cluttering Our Solar System was the latest Humanist Society talk given by Joey Chatelain, a postdoctoral researcher at Las Cumbres Observatory.

Teaching evolution was the latest hot topic at the Humanist Society of Santa Barbara.

Robert recaps a talk presented to the Science and Engineering Council of Santa Barbara on the subject of Community Microgrids as a way to promote sustainable energy and local energy resilience.

Hundreds gathered at De La Guerra Plaza on Friday as part of the Global Climate Strike protest.

Robert shares a recap of the "Salt & Silver: Early Photography 1840-1860" exhibit at the Santa Barbara Museum of Art.

Robert shares highlights of the Pacific Pride Festival at Chase Palm Park last weekend.

Robert provides an in-depth look at Butterflies Alive and the Prehistoric Forest at the Santa Barbara Museum of Natural History.

Rober recently led the Sierra Club on a hike in the Arroyo Hondo Preserve.

Elevated Dreams Aerial performance group managed to shine through all the Fiesta buzz and confusion with a performance at SBCAST.

Robert saw Blondie and Elvis Costello rock out at the Santa Barbara Bowl

Robert recaps a lecture by the founder of the Coalition Against Gun Violence at the Humanist Society.

The Fiesta Cruiser Bike ride is the biggest and longest-running bicycle event in Santa Barbara.

Robert shares the top photos from a Rocky Pine Ridge Sierra Club hike last weekend.

Robert reports on a meeting with the Humanist Society and the President of American Atheists.

Robert led a happy group of ten hikers for the Romero Canyon Sierra Club loop hike on Sunday, July 14.

The Santa Barbara French Festival was back in a big way for its 31st anniversary.

[Update]: The Solstice Workshop is now open and ready for YOUR participation at the corner of Ortega Street and Garden Street.

Robert reviews a talk given by Michael Shermer called, "Why People Believe Weird Things" from May 19, 2019.

Robert shares photos from a foggy adventure, leading hikers from Gibraltar Rock to Flores Peak.

Robert reviews the Humanist Society's lecture on Nixon's Supreme Court and what we're living with today.

[Update]: Robert shares highlights from the 33rd annual I Madonnari Chalk Painting Festival this past weekend.

 Robert shares videos from last weekend's 43nd annual Isla Vista Juggling Festival, the longest-running juggling festival in the world.