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City of Santa Barbara considers crackdown on city park behavior
Santa Barbara homeless residents will receive more wrap-around services, but may also face tougher rules on city park behavior. One woman explores the culinary and social joys of eating out alone.
By Jonathan Bastian • • 28m ListenSanta Barbara homeless residents will receive more wrap-around services, but may also face tougher rules on city park behavior. One woman explores the culinary and social joys of eating out alone. The Squire Foundation partners with the Santa Barbara Public Market to bring the Short Edition Story Dispenser. The Museum of Contemporary Art Santa Barbara brings multi-media artist James Benning’s show Quilts, Cigarettes & Dirt to Santa Barbara.
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4 storiesMore services approved for homeless residents, but city parks may crackdown
Santa Barbara city attorney, Ariel Calonne, talked of issuing new injunctions aimed to curb disruptive and aggressive behaviors in Santa Barbara city parks.
Read the story8 minThe joys of dining out alone
Savoring a meal all by yourself comes with its unique joys. Of course, solo diners have always been a part of European cafe culture, and even some famous French artists have attempted to depict the beauty and mystery of a women eating alone.
Read the story10 minStory kiosk at the Santa Barbara Public Market offers literature on the go
The Short Edition Story Dispenser at the Santa Barbara Public market offers visitors a taste of bite-sized literature. The Squire Foundation project is a new public resource meant to highlight the arts and the community.
Read the story3 minArtist James Benning shows Quilts, Cigarettes & Dirt at MCASB
A new show at the Museum of Contemporary Art Santa Barbara brings together avant garde film with a cultural and artistic exploration of the American South.
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