SANTA BARBARA ENTERTAINMENT

Santa Barbara Other News

For readers in Santa Barbara, this page covers live events, seasonal programming and entertainment happenings. Reporting reaches across the city and the communities around it.

MOXI to Offer Sensory-Friendly Noon Year's Eve

MOXI to Offer Sensory-Friendly Noon Year's Eve

The Santa Barbara museum will host a reduced-capacity morning session on December 31 for guests who benefit from calmer surroundings.

Live Poll

Do you think local attractions do enough to accommodate sensory-sensitive visitors?


Cultural

Live Poll

Do you believe local institutions in your community adequately prioritize the preservation of indigenous history?

Cultural

Santa Barbara to Host Documentary on Native Languages

A free documentary screening and panel discussion will honor Native American Heritage Month this November.

Santa Barbara to Host Documentary on Native Languages

Civic

Live Poll

Should your local government offices host public cultural or religious observances?

Civic

Santa Barbara DA Office Displays Día de los Muertos Altar

The public can view a new commemorative altar at the Santa Barbara County District Attorney's Office.

Santa Barbara DA Office Displays Día de los Muertos Altar

Health and Wellness

Live Poll

Is access to support services for seniors getting better or worse in your local community?

Health and Wellness

Family Service Agency Hosted Annual Senior Expo

The event at the Earl Warren Showgrounds offered health screenings and essential services to the local senior population.

Family Service Agency Hosted Annual Senior Expo

Other — General

Live Poll

Do you still enjoy attending live concerts even if the venue is crowded or uncomfortable?

Other — General

Tiffany Day Performs at UC Santa Barbara Hub

The singer-songwriter drew 725 fans to the campus venue for a concert featuring tracks from her latest album.

Tiffany Day Performs at UC Santa Barbara Hub

More in Other

Day to day, that means special attractions, one-off cultural gatherings and the events that draw crowds beyond their usual niche. It reaches every corner of the city and the surrounding area where residents congregate for local programming. Large-scale events often require city permits or coordination with public safety departments to manage the flow of attendees. Scheduling changes and weather impacts represent the most frequent disruptions to the event calendar.