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Meet Me at the Museum: Community Portraits by Star Montana is a free, two-day event in celebration of the farmworker and migrant communities that make up the Central Coast region of California. Join Los Angeles-based artist Star Montana to participate in representing the beauty and diversity of our community in celebration of the people who sustain us all. Photography is sacred, and everyone deserves a beautiful portrait with their family, friends, pets, or by themselves.

“It would be my honor to photograph you, capture your magic and make memories.”
— Star Montana

Participants will receive one free 4 x 6 inch (10 x 15 cm) printed photograph per session, and an optional digital copy to an email address provided at the event. The photograph will be available the same day, after a wait time of up to 30 minutes. All participant information is confidential. Photography will remain private unless the participant agrees to share their image publicly. Hosted at the Art, Design & Architecture Museum at UC Santa Barbara, this event is presented in conjunction with the exhibition Mexican Prints: The Garcia-Correa Collection, on view at the AD&A Museum until December 7, 2025.

Star Montana is a photo-based artist who lives and works in Los Angeles, CA. She was born and raised in the Boyle Heights neighborhood of East Los Angeles, which is predominantly Mexican American and serves as the backdrop to much of her work. Her work has recently been exhibited at Charlie James Gallery (2019, 2016); Residency Art Gallery (2018); LA Plaza de Cultura y Artes (2018); Occidental College (2017); The Mexican Center for Culture and Cinematic Arts at the Mexican Consulate General of Mexico (2017); The Main Museum (2017); Ballroom Marfa (2017); and Vincent Price Art Museum (2016). She holds a Master of Fine Arts in Art from the University of Southern California, a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Photography from the School of Visual Arts, and an Associate of Arts in Photography from East Los Angeles College

Encontrémonos en el Museo: Retratos Comunitarios por Star Montana es un evento gratuito de dos días que celebra a las comunidades de trabajadores agrícolas y migrantes que conforman la región de la costa central de California. Acompañen a la artista Star Montana, residente en Los Ángeles, para representar la belleza y la diversidad de nuestran comunidad y celebrar a las personas que nos sustentan. La fotografía es sagrada y todos merecen un hermoso retrato con su familia, amigos, mascotas o en solitario.

“Sería un honor fotografiarlos, capturar su magia y crear recuerdos.”
— Star Montana

Los participantes recibirán una fotografía impresa de 4 x 6 pulgadas (10 x 15 cm) gratuita por sesión y una copia digital opcional a la dirección de correo electrónico proporcionada durante el evento. La fotografía estará disponible el mismo día, después de un tiempo de espera de hasta 30 minutos. Toda la información de los participantes es confidencial. La fotografía se mantendrá privada a menos que el participante acepte compartirla públicamente. Este evento, que se lleva a cabo en el Museo de Arte, Diseño y Arquitectura de la Universidad de California en Santa Bárbara, se presenta en conjunto con la exposición Gráfica Mexicana: La Colección García-Correa, que se exhibe en el Museo AD&A hasta el 7 de diciembre de 2025. Star Montana es una artista fotográfica que vive y trabaja en Los Ángeles, California. Nació y creció en el barrio de Boyle Heights, en el Este de Los Ángeles, una zona predominantemente mexicoamericana que sirve de escenario a gran parte de su obra. Su obra se ha exhibido recientemente en la Galería Charlie James (2019, 2016); la Galería de Arte Residencia (2018); la Plaza de Cultura y Artes de Los Ángeles (2018); el Occidental College (2017); el Centro Mexicano para la Cultura y las Artes Cinematográficas del Consulado General de México (2017); el Museo Principal (2017); el Salón de Baile Marfa (2017); y el Museo de Arte Vincent Price (2016). Tiene una Maestría en Bellas Artes en Arte de la Universidad del Sur de California, una Licenciatura en Bellas Artes en Fotografía de la Escuela de Artes Visuales y un Título Asociado en Artes en Fotografía del East Los Angeles College.

Meet Me at the Museum: Community Portraits by Star Montana is a free, two-day event in celebration of the farmworker and migrant communities that make up the Central Coast region of California. Join Los Angeles-based artist Star Montana to participate in representing the beauty and diversity of our community in celebration of the people who sustain us all. Photography is sacred, and everyone deserves a beautiful portrait with their family, friends, pets, or by themselves.

“It would be my honor to photograph you, capture your magic and make memories.”
— Star Montana

Participants will receive one free 4 x 6 inch (10 x 15 cm) printed photograph per session, and an optional digital copy to an email address provided at the event. The photograph will be available the same day, after a wait time of up to 30 minutes. All participant information is confidential. Photography will remain private unless the participant agrees to share their image publicly. Hosted at the Art, Design & Architecture Museum at UC Santa Barbara, this event is presented in conjunction with the exhibition Mexican Prints: The Garcia-Correa Collection, on view at the AD&A Museum until December 7, 2025.

Star Montana is a photo-based artist who lives and works in Los Angeles, CA. She was born and raised in the Boyle Heights neighborhood of East Los Angeles, which is predominantly Mexican American and serves as the backdrop to much of her work. Her work has recently been exhibited at Charlie James Gallery (2019, 2016); Residency Art Gallery (2018); LA Plaza de Cultura y Artes (2018); Occidental College (2017); The Mexican Center for Culture and Cinematic Arts at the Mexican Consulate General of Mexico (2017); The Main Museum (2017); Ballroom Marfa (2017); and Vincent Price Art Museum (2016). She holds a Master of Fine Arts in Art from the University of Southern California, a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Photography from the School of Visual Arts, and an Associate of Arts in Photography from East Los Angeles College

Encontrémonos en el Museo: Retratos Comunitarios por Star Montana es un evento gratuito de dos días que celebra a las comunidades de trabajadores agrícolas y migrantes que conforman la región de la costa central de California. Acompañen a la artista Star Montana, residente en Los Ángeles, para representar la belleza y la diversidad de nuestran comunidad y celebrar a las personas que nos sustentan. La fotografía es sagrada y todos merecen un hermoso retrato con su familia, amigos, mascotas o en solitario.

“Sería un honor fotografiarlos, capturar su magia y crear recuerdos.”
— Star Montana

Los participantes recibirán una fotografía impresa de 4 x 6 pulgadas (10 x 15 cm) gratuita por sesión y una copia digital opcional a la dirección de correo electrónico proporcionada durante el evento. La fotografía estará disponible el mismo día, después de un tiempo de espera de hasta 30 minutos. Toda la información de los participantes es confidencial. La fotografía se mantendrá privada a menos que el participante acepte compartirla públicamente. Este evento, que se lleva a cabo en el Museo de Arte, Diseño y Arquitectura de la Universidad de California en Santa Bárbara, se presenta en conjunto con la exposición Gráfica Mexicana: La Colección García-Correa, que se exhibe en el Museo AD&A hasta el 7 de diciembre de 2025. Star Montana es una artista fotográfica que vive y trabaja en Los Ángeles, California. Nació y creció en el barrio de Boyle Heights, en el Este de Los Ángeles, una zona predominantemente mexicoamericana que sirve de escenario a gran parte de su obra. Su obra se ha exhibido recientemente en la Galería Charlie James (2019, 2016); la Galería de Arte Residencia (2018); la Plaza de Cultura y Artes de Los Ángeles (2018); el Occidental College (2017); el Centro Mexicano para la Cultura y las Artes Cinematográficas del Consulado General de México (2017); el Museo Principal (2017); el Salón de Baile Marfa (2017); y el Museo de Arte Vincent Price (2016). Tiene una Maestría en Bellas Artes en Arte de la Universidad del Sur de California, una Licenciatura en Bellas Artes en Fotografía de la Escuela de Artes Visuales y un Título Asociado en Artes en Fotografía del East Los Angeles College.

The rapper's eighth album scored his best-selling debut week ever, but the raw numbers don't tell the whole story of its success. Meanwhile, Shaboozey returns to the top of the songs chart.

This thrilling event offers a lineup of attractions suitable for guests of all ages. Whether you're seeking a kid-friendly adventure or a heart-pounding scare, we have it all!

Get ready for spine-chilling thrills and hair-raising excitement!
Step into the realm of darkness and prepare for an unforgettable day at the "Theatre of Shadows" Haunted House! This thrilling event offers a lineup of attractions suitable for guests of all ages. Whether you're seeking a kid-friendly adventure or a heart-pounding scare, we have it all!

Kids Friendly "Theatre of Shadows"
Come and bring your little ones to our "Theatre of Shadows" where spooky fun awaits! Watch their eyes light up with excitement as they explore our kid-friendly attractions. The entry fee for the Kids Friendly Haunted House is an affordable $10 per child, with parents/guardian accompanying their little ghosts and goblins for an additional $5. 3pm - 6pm. Get your tickets now and create unforgettable memories!

Trunk or Treat Event Hosted by Viejitos Car Club
ONLY OCT 28th 4 pm - 7 pm
Halloween wouldn't be complete without some trick-or-treating! Join us for the fantastic Trunk or Treat event hosted by Viejitos Car Club. Classic cars decorated with ghoulish delights will gather in our parking lot, offering a safe and enjoyable experience for all young trick-or-treaters. Collect delightful treats and marvel at the spooktacular car displays—no tickets are needed for this free event!

Live DJ, Food, and Vendors
ONLY OCT 28th 3 pm - 10 pm
Immerse yourself in the Halloween spirit with a live DJ, and delicious treats from our food vendors, and explore a variety of vendor booths offering eerie delights. This haunted celebration is filled with lively music and a spooky ambiance, providing the perfect backdrop for an unforgettable Halloween experience!

Admission: $5-$15. All ages.

Friday, October 28th, 2023 | 3 - 11pm
Location: Elite Theatre
2731 S Victoria Ave, Oxnard, CA 93035
https://www.theopac.org/

To purchase tickets for the Haunt Experience, see dates and times: https://app.hauntpay.com/events/theater-of-shadows

Are you ready to rock the networking scene in Moorpark? Join us for an unforgettable evening of connection and opportunity at the Rockstar Connect Networking Event on Thursday, May 23, 2024, from 6 PM to 8 PM at Moorpark Country Club.


Hosted by Steve Hurst, this event is all about building meaningful relationships with people who get things done in Southern California. Our events are open to everyone to make meaningful connections, known for their friendly and engaging atmosphere, and we guarantee that you'll feel welcome from the moment you arrive.


Enjoy mingling over light appetizers included in the event!


Don't pass up the chance to network with the appropriate people, become part of the Atlas community, and create long-lasting connections that will further your career. Join our Facebook Group: Atlas Networking Group powered by Rockstar Connect


Visit our landing page: https://rockstarconnect.com/atlas-networking-group-2/


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All attendees are welcome, either living in or visiting the Greater Moorpark, California area: Simi Valley, CA, Thousand Oaks, CA, Camarillo, CA, Ventura, CA, Oxnard, CA, Fillmore, CA, Ojai, CA, Santa Paula, CA, Agoura Hills, CA, Westlake Village, CA, Malibu, CA, Calabasas, CA, Woodland Hills, CA, Northridge, CA, Canoga Park, CA, Reseda, CA, Chatsworth, CA, Granada Hills, CA, Porter Ranch, CA, Santa Clarita, CA, Valencia, CA, Newbury Park, CA, West Hills, CA, Winnetka, CA, Moorpark Home Acres, CA, Hidden Hills, CA, Topanga, CA, Piru, CA, Somis, CA, Saticoy, CA, Santa Barbara County, CA, Santa Barbara, CA, Montecito, CA, Carpenteria, CA


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My last costume drawing workshop went so great, I am teaching it again, twice

Thursday Aug 28, 6 to 9 pm

Bring a friend and SAVE 20% off your fee.

at 707 Gallery - Paseo Nuevo - Santa Barbara, CA 93101
707 Gallery is across from where the See's Candy used to be
$50.00 per person - Limited seating - 20 artists
Reserve your seat NOW by contacting Rich@richwilkie.com

I will share the tips, tricks and lessons I learned working for 25 years in animation - beginning as an assistant animator at Walt Disney Feature Animation. I returned to Portrait Painting after working as a supervising director at Netflix.

I will cover; Goals, State of Mind, Breaking Old Habits, Quick Sketch, Line, Rhythm, Form, and Draped Fabric.

I will lecture, demonstrate and will work with you one-on-one.

This is a drawing workshop, but bring the materials you are comfortable working with - except no oil paints.
Bring an easel if you prefer.

If you are a beginner, Welcome! As for drawing supplies, keep it simple and inexpensive. All of these supplies can be purchased at Art Essentials, 1207 State Street, downtown Santa Barbara. You will need;

Newsprint Paper Pad 18"X24", 50 Sheets
A Sketch Board with clips 19"x25"
Charcoal Pencils for drawing, traditional wood - medium hardness
A pencils sharpener, or knife to whittle down the end of the wood pencil
Or Peel & Sketch Charcoal Pencils - medium hardness
Or Charcoal Sticks - Medium hardness
Or Conté à Paris Crayons
You will NOT need, Erasers, Chamois, Blending Stumps, or sand paper.
We will supply the Costumed Model, Chairs and Water to Drink.

The room will open at 9:30 am, please be early to set-up by 10 am.

A portion of the payment will go to support Santa Barbara Visual Artists.

I would love to see you and I appreciate your support, but most of all please pass this on to your friends, actual friends, social media friends or imaginary friends - all are welcome.

If you have any other questions, contact Rich@richwilkie.com

A South Coast port has just completed the biggest year of moving cargo through its facilities in its history.The Port of Hueneme handled 1.6 million tons…

Join us for the 7th Annual BFF Binge Fringe Festival of FREE Theatre, Oct 15 - Nov 6, offering over two dozen plays and family-oriented events thanks to generous grants from the City of Santa Monica and the Santa Monica Arts Commission and Playhouse PALS. It's closing night - what's on?

Three different women. Three different stories. One common denominator... HIV positive. This one woman show sheds a light on the lives of these women, the people in their lives, public perception and what we think we know about HIV. HIV doesn't discriminate. People do. Created, written and performed by Rahvaunia. Directed and developed by Jessica Lynn Johnson. Audiences are invited to stay for the post-show Closing Night reception.

Join us for a special evening on Nov. 17 from 6:00 - 8:30 p.m. in the Blaksley Library to learn more about Carpinteria-based author and photographer, Chuck Graham.

After his first trip to the Carrizo Plain National Monument, he never envisioned a photo book of these stunning grasslands 15 years later. His book now includes a collection of images from the last of California’s grasslands, time spent in the field chasing light, patiently waiting for wildlife to emerge, and anticipating the next Super Bloom. About the Author In his upcoming presentation and book signing in the Blaksley Library at the Santa Barbara Botanic Garden, Graham will share his experiences photographing the wild landscape, native flora and fauna of the Carrizo Plain over the past 15 years. His work has appeared in National Geographic for Kids, National Geographic Books, Natural History, Backpacker, Men's Journal, American Forests, Westways, and the BBC Wildlife Magazine. He lives locally in Carpinteria and writes for the Montecito Journal, Coastal View, and the Independent.

Join SLOMA on December 12 from 3 to 5 PM for the public premiere of, "Celebrating Our LGBTQI+ Elders: Stories from the Central Coast" presented by the Central Coast Queer Archive Project. For nearly two years, this collaborative and community-based oral history project has been pairing student and youth interviewers with senior members of the queer community, and has yielded an inspiring intergenerational portrait of the LGBTQI+ experience on the Central Coast. The event will begin with a panel discussion from the project participants paired with selected video clips from the archive followed by a Q+A with the audience. Admission is free and wine and light refreshments will be provided. Following the presentation, an informal dinner gathering will be held from 6 to 8 PM at Taco Temple, 1575 Calle Joaquin, San Luis Obispo. Seating is limited to COVID restrictions, so please RSVP to sloqueerarchive@gmail.com by December 5.