
Featured Events:Disney Live! Mickey's Magic ShowThe Magic Begins at $20! Mickey & Minnie with world-class illusionists will perform magic from legendary Disney films. 09/18/2010 Location: The Granada Theatre, 2020 Alameda Padre Serra, Santa Barbara Abracadabra! It's Disney Live! presents Mickey's Magic Show! Mickey Mouse, Minnie Mouse and a host of Disney friends come together with world-class illusionists to perform magic from legendary Disney films right before your eyes. See the Fairy Godmother transform Cinderella's rags into a beautiful ball gown in a split second; the spectacular levitation of Aladdin's Princess Jasmine; and the enchanted dancing brooms of Fantasia. Join Donald Duck and Goofy, Alice and the Mad Hatter, and many more for a one-of-a-kind stage show you'll never forget. Mickey's Magic Show is a whole new way to experience Disney magic with your family!
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Friday Fun Nites are your time to work on your scrapbooking, cardmaking or other paper art project in the comfortable workshop at Santa Barbara Scrapbooks. We serve pizza, salad, soft drinks, and dessert, and will give you advice and help with your project. We have tools to loan and lots of great ideas! Call ahead for reservations at (805) 962-5099. Bring a friend or two and have a great time together! Cost is $20 (includes dinner/dessert) or $10 (excludes dinner/dessert). *Call to confirm times/days
Marine predators and prey alike cloak themselves in camouflage to hide in plain sight. Learn the secrets of blending, patterns, disguises, and mimicry. Sharpen your observation skills and see if you can find the clever critters that deceive to survive. They're hiding right in front of you.
Admission to the exhibit included with general admission.
Santa Barbara Certified Farmers Market Association - Each week the farmers in the marketplace display a colorful bounty of agricultural products grown right in our backyard. Seasonal diversity will be available year round rain or shine. Music and entertainment enlivens the markets while creating a positive ambiance. Come. Shop. Socialize. Certified - the only way to buy. See the Event calendar for our hours. Find us between Carpinteria and Solvang.
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KidzArt summer camps take a walk on the wild side. Expect our summer Safari, Caribbean, Mythical and World adventures to be a roaring good time! Using artist quality media, campers draw and paint animals, whimsical creatures, portraits, landscapes, nature, and still life; sculpt clay into keepsake treasures; and create elaborate multi-media projects. With all new curriculum, campers explore and express their creativity, learn techniques, and gain drawing confidence.
No experience needed! Outdoor activity and games included. Campers bring lunch & snack.
Step back in time - 135 million years ago - when dinosaurs roamed the Sahara Desert in Africa. GIANTS: African Dinosaurs showcases the African finds of world-renowned paleontologist Dr. Paul Sereno. Through this interactive dinosaur experience, visitors will learn about fossil discovery, be amazed by the art and beauty of ancient bones, and even search and dig for hidden fossils. Created by Project Exploration.
Admission to this exhibit in Luria Hall included with general Museum admission.
THIS EXHIBIT CLOSES NOVEMBER 2.
This summer California Student Opportunity and Access Program (Cal-SOAP) will be hosting a series of workshops for incoming seniors to help prepare students for the college admissions and financial aid season. Call for more information.
The workshop series is open to all students, with individual assistance available for Cal-SOAP eligible seniors (to be determined through the Cal-SOAP application process). The series will consist of five workshops held at Santa Barbara Junior High School in the early evenings during the months of July and August.
Meta-Cirque-a-Morphosis is the final performance of the Lobero Theatre's tenth annual Lobero Circus Camp. Camp Director Michael Andrews and staff serve as directors for this delightful exhibition of clowning, juggling, mime, acrobatics, acting, aerial silks, movement and more as presented by the camp's 43 talented 8-12 year old participants.
POOL CLOSURE: June 15-Aug 29:
Back-to-School shopping is right around the corner!
Enter to win 1 of 2 $500 shopping sprees good at all your favorite stores and restaurants in Paseo Nuevo.
Entry forms are attached to the free-standing signs throughout Paseo Nuevo, in the Mall Management Office (upstairs next to Contemporary Arts Forum) and online at www.sbmall.com.
Also, look for our Back-to-School Fashion Page in the News-Press Life section on July 13 & 20.
The Santa Barbara Museum of Art has much to offer children this summer.
ArtVenture Camps for ages 6-12 are unique week-long art experiences where campers learn a variety of art techniques, cultural history, and creative problem-solving in an inspiring atmosphere. Camps run weekly from 9am-3pm. $250 ($215 SBMA members)
Ceramics Camps are week-long half-day camps designed to introduce sculptural and functional ceramics and include hand-building, wheel throwing, finishing and glazing techniques. Class size is limited to 10. Camps run weekly from 12-3pm. Each week is a different age group; check the website for details. $220 ($185 SBMA members)
After-camp care from 3-5:30pm is available for either camp Monday-THURSDAY. $60 per week.
Parent/Child Classes: 5 Wednesday morning classes for 3-5 year olds with a parent. Creative Clay Play: Parents and children learn together as they explore imaginative clay play, which encourages manual dexterity and creative thinking. Class size limited to 6 parent-child pairs. $160 ($135 SBMA members)
Session I: June 18 - July 16
Session II: July 23 - August 20
Scholarships are made possible through the generous support of the Ridley-Tree Foundation, The Santa Barbara Foundation, and The Wright Charitable Trust. To receive an application please call 962.1661 or email rtec@sbma.net
The Wildling Art Museum is pleased to announce its summer 2008 exhibition, Endangered Species: Flora and Fauna in Peril. This exhibition represents the Museum's first international juried art competition, with 50 artworks selected from nearly 200 entries.
The artworks use a variety of media (drawing, painting, printmaking, photography and sculpture) to depict flora and fauna listed as threatened or endangered in North America by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. Over 47 species are represented, among them the California condor, northern spotted owl, grizzly bear, black-footed ferret, Oahu tree snail, Sonora tiger salamander, Mesa Verde cactus, and Texas wild-rice.
For children, the Wildling offers a folded activity sheet called "The Fox Hunt" with each of the four exhibitions displayed during the year. Each "Fox Hunt" is designed to engage children in the current exhibition and stimulate conversations about the pieces on display with parents, grandparents, siblings, and/or the docent.
The Wildling Art Museum is an educational institution dedicated to presenting the art of America's wilderness and preserving our natural heritage. The museum is located in the town of Los Olivos in California's beautiful Santa Ynez Valley, 30 miles from the city of Santa Barbara

Ragtime, the Musical, an epic tale of a young America played out in song and dance: It paints a nostalgic and powerful portrait of life at the turn of the twentieth century. The musical intertwines three distinct stories that poignantly illustrate history’s timeless contradictions of wealth and poverty, freedom and prejudice, hope and despair, and love and hate. The Tony Award-winning score by Lynn Ahrens and Stephen Flaherty (Seussical) is just as diverse as the “Melting Pot of America” that it seeks to recreate, drawing upon traditional Jewish folk sounds, Vaudeville’s outrageous style, and Scott Joplin to invoke the enlivened spirit of Harlem.
Ragtime plays the Marian Theatre from July 10 through the 26th then the Festival Theater from August 1 through the 24th.
Featured is Equity Guest Artist David St. Louis whose credits include Broadway productions of Rent, Jesus Christ Superstar and Harlem Song, numerous regional credits and TV appearances on Law and Order, One Life to Live, and Trigger Effect. Mr. St. Louis will be playing Coalhouse Walker Jr.
(Contains coarse language)
The Public Libraries have a great Summer reading program. It is from June-August!!! Kids of all ages can join in on the fun. Here is what you do:
VBS- Veggie Tales-The Pirates who don't do anything! Songs, Skits, interactive Bible stories, drama, science experiments, art activities, games, and much more! It is free! Supper is also provided for VBS kids from 5-5:30 p.m.
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