Welc W com meT To So outhCoun nty Inside e this guide g yo ou will find in nforma ation on n: Things T to o Do Recreati R ion Restaura R ants Museum M ms Arts A and d Culture e Relocatio R on Guid de Prep pared for AD DMHS Staff 5 5‐15 Santa Barbara Area Events Calendars Check out these activities calendars and bookmark your favorite: http://www.independent.com/events/#/93101‐santa‐barbara/all/today http://www.santabarbara.com/calendar/ http://www.santabarbaraca.com/things‐to‐do/calendar‐of‐events/ http://www.noozhawk.com/calendar Top 25 Things to Do in Santa Barbara Ranked by Tripadvisor.com with additional information added. April 6, 2015 1. Santa Barbara County Courthouse 1100 Block of Anacapa Street. 2. Lotusland Guided tours at 10 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. Wednesday through Saturday February 16 through November 15. Admission Adults: $45; ages 3 to 18, $20; 2 and under, free. Group tours available. 969‐9990 3 Bike tours Santa Barbara Adventure Company, [email protected], reservations Line: (805) 884‐WAVE – (805) 884‐9283. Toll Free: 1‐877‐885‐WAVE Santa Barbara Fitness Tours, Phone: 628‐2444 Email: [email protected] 4. Santa Barbara Zoo Five Hundred Ninos Drive, Santa Barbara, 962‐5339, [email protected]. 5. Old Mission Santa Barbara 2201 Laguna Street, Santa Barbara. Public tours Thursdays & Fridays at 11:00 am, Saturday at 10:30 am. 15 ‐ 20 people, but more can be accommodated with permission of the docent. Tours are on a first‐come‐first‐served basis. This tour is not intended for school tours. Tour time is approximately 1 hour 1 | P a g e 6. Santa Barba ara Waterfrront Downtown S D Santa Barbaara Beach, SStearns Whharf, Harborr 7. K Kayaking & Canoeing Santa Barbara Adve enture Company, letsgo@sbadven ntureco.com m, reservattions Line: (805) 884‐WAV VE – (805) 8 884‐9283. TToll Free: 1‐‐877‐885‐W WAVE Channel Islands Outtfitters, (805) 899‐4925, Currentlyy we are on n the phonees Monday – Friday: 8 am‐5:00 pm m | Saturdaay: 8 am – 44 pm Santa Barbara Fitne ess Tours, Saanta Barbarra Fitness TTours, Phon ne: 628‐244 44 Email: inffo@SBFitTo ours.com 8. Surfing & W Windsurfing Santa Barbara Adve enture Company (see aabove) iSurf ‐ A SSurf Schooll For Wome en, 699‐53771, info@isu urfschool.co om Standup Paddles Sp ports, 888.80 05.9978 | 8055.962.7877 9. Reagan Ran R ch Center 217 State Street, Santa Barbara, Toll‐free: 8888.USA.17766 10. State Street htttp://www.tripaadvisor.com/A Attraction_Reviiew‐g33045‐d1108663‐Review ws‐State_Streeet‐ Santa_Barbara_Californiaa.html 11. Shoreline Pa ark http p://www.tripadvisor.com/Atttraction_Revie ew‐g33045‐d9446219‐Review ws‐Shoreline_Paark‐ Santa_Barbara_Californiaa.html 12. Wine Tastin W gs & Tours Santa Barbara Adve enture Company (see ##7 above) Sustainable Vine Wiine Tours, 698‐3911, rreservation [email protected] om Grapeline Wine Tou urs Santa Baarbara, 8888‐894‐6379,, [email protected] 13. Santa Barba ara Scenic D Drive http p://www.tripadvisor.com/Atttraction_Revie ew‐g33045‐d3221318‐Review ws‐Santa_Barbaara_Scenic_Drive‐ Santa_Barbara_Californiaa.html 14. Santa Barba ara Museum m of Art, 11130 State Strreet, Santa BBarbara, teleephone: 805.963.4364 4. Museum Hours Tuesd day ‐ Sundayy 11 am to 55 pm/ Thursday 11 am to 8 pm. Closed M Mondays. Clo osed 4th of July, Thanksggiving Day, C Christmas Daay, and New w Year’s Day. Galleries, sho op, and Cafe close at 3 p m Christmass Eve and Neew Year's Evve. 2 | P 2 age Admission: members free, non‐members: adults $10, seniors (age 65+) $6. Students with ID $6. 15. Casa del Herrero, Few of Montecito’s legendary estates remain essentially unchanged. The Casa del Herrero, designed by architect George Washington Smith and completed in 1925, is noted as one of the finest examples of Spanish Colonial Revival architecture in America, is included on the National Register of Historic Places, and in January 2009, was designated a National Historic Landmark. 1387 East Valley Road, Santa Barbara, telephone 565‐5653. http://casadelherrero.com/ 16. Segway tours (electric skateboards and scooters), 963‐7672 17. Gear rentals Santa Barbara Fitness Tours (see #7) Santa Barbara Bikes To Go, 628‐2444 Wheel Fun Rentals, 23 East Cabrillo Blvd, Santa Barbara, 966‐2282, Fess Parker's Doubletree, 633 East Cabrillo Blvd., Santa Barbara, 966‐2282, The Hyatt, 1111 East Cabrillo Blvd, Santa Barbara, 966‐2282 18. The Granada Theatre, https://www.granadasb.org/ Theater, dance, film, music. 1214 State Street, 899.2222 19. Arroyo Burro County Beach Park, also known as Hendry’s Beach. Includes bbq grills, picnic tables, a restaurant. Part of the beach is off‐leash for dogs. Arroyo Burro Beach County Park is located 5 miles west of Santa Barbara's city center on Cliff Drive near Hope Ranch. From Highway 101 take Las Positas Road south to Cliff Drive. Turn right and travel 1/2 mile to the park entrance. 20. Cold Spring Tavern, Weekdays Lunch 11 AM ‐ 3 PM, Dinner begins at 5 PM/ Weekends Breakfast 8 AM ‐ 11 AM, Lunch 11 AM ‐ 3 PM, Dinner begins at 5 PM. Also features live music. http://www.coldspringtavern.com/ The Cold Spring Tavern began as a stagecoach stop in 1886. The physical appearance of the Tavern has been protected by a series of owners including Adelaide Ovington and her daughter Audrey who purchased the Tavern in 1941. It has been operating as a restaurant/tavern continuously since that date. Take Hwy 101 to Hwy 154, go up the mountain to the top, then, one mile down the valley side, turn left onto Stagecoach Road. Take a direct right and go down the canyon for about 1 1/2 miles to the Tavern. 5995 Stagecoach Road, Santa Barbara. 21. 4WD, ATV & Off‐Road Tours Cloud Climbers Jeep Tours, http://www.ccjeeps.com/contact/ 646.3200 Nojoqui Falls ATV Tours L.L.C, 350‐8786, [email protected] 3 | P a g e 22. Arlington Theatre, films, lectures, music, comedy. 963-4408, 1317 State Street, Santa Barbara. http://www.thearlingtontheatre.com/ 23. Cabrillo Bike Path http://www.tripadvisor.com/Attraction_Review‐g33045‐d254831‐Reviews‐ Cabrillo_Bike_Path‐Santa_Barbara_California.html 24. Santa Barbara Maritime Museum, 113 Harbor Way, Ste 190, Santa Barbara, 962‐8404 • www.sbmm.org 25. Food tours • Savor Santa Barbara Food Tours, http://savorsantabarbarafoodtours.com/ Get ticket info, check availability, and purchase tickets by calling 800‐656‐0713. Advance purchase is required, and tours usually sell out well in advance. Eat This, Shoot That! http://eatthisshootthat.com Purchase tickets: 800‐656‐0713 Other Inquiries: 805‐699‐6719 or [email protected] Taste Santa Barbara Food Tours. Toll‐Free at 1‐800‐656‐0713. http://tastesantabarbarafoodtours.com 4 | P a g e Top 25 Restaurants in Santa Barbara Retrieved from Yelp.com on 4‐6‐15 1. Jane $$ American (New) 1311 State St Santa Barbara, CA 93101 (805) 962‐1311 2. Los Agaves $$ Mexican 600 N Milpas St Santa Barbara, CA 93101 (805) 564‐2626 3. Finch & Fork $$ American (New), Breakfast & Brunch, American (Traditional) 31 W Carrillo St Santa Barbara, CA 93101 (805) 879‐9100 4. The Lark $$$ American (New) 131 Anacapa St Santa Barbara, CA 93101 (805) 284‐0370 5. Bouchon $$$ French, American (New), Seafood 9 W Victoria St Santa Barbara, CA 93101 (805) 730‐1160 6. Opal Restaurant & Bar $$ Bars, American (New) 1325 State St Santa Barbara, CA 93101 (805) 966‐9676 7. State & Fig $$ Cafes, American (New), Tapas/Small Plates 1114 State St Santa Barbara, CA 93101 5 | P a g e (805) 965‐1730 8. Brophy Bros. $$ Seafood, Fish & Chips 119 Harbor Way Santa Barbara, CA 93109 (805) 966‐4418 9. Toma Restaurant and Bar $$$ Bars, Italian 324 W Cabrillo Blvd Santa Barbara, CA 93101 (805) 962‐0777 10. Monys Mexican Food $ Mexican 217 E Anacapa St Santa Barbara, CA 93101 (805) 895‐2978 11. Wine Cask $$$ American (New), Wine Bars, Venues & Event Spaces 813 Anacapa St Santa Barbara, CA 93101 (805) 966‐9463 12. The Palace Grill $$ Cajun/Creole 8 E Cota St Santa Barbara, CA 93101 (805) 963‐5000 13. Downey’s $$$$ American (New) 1305 State St Santa Barbara, CA 93101 (805) 966‐5006 14. Tamira $ Indian 1027 State St Santa Barbara, CA 93101 (805) 965‐7555 6 | P a g e 15. Santa Barbara Shellfish Company $$ Seafood 230 Stearns Wharf Santa Barbara, CA 93101 (805) 966‐6676 16. Olio Pizzeria $$ Italian, Pizza 11 W Victoria St Santa Barbara, CA 93101 (805) 899‐2699 17. The Hungry Cat $$$ Seafood, American (New) 1134 Chapala St Santa Barbara, CA 93101 (805) 884‐4701 18. Stonehouse Restaurant At San Ysidro Ranch $$$$ American (New) 900 San Ysidro Ln Santa Barbara, CA 93108 (805) 565‐1724 19. Los Agaves $$ Mexican, American (New) 2911 De La Vina St Santa Barbara, CA 93105 (805) 682‐2600 20. Julienne $$$ American (New) 138 E Canon Perdido St Santa Barbara, CA 93101 (805) 845‐6488 21. Restaurant Open $ American (New) 4141 State St Santa Barbara, CA 93110 (805) 845‐7329 7 | P a g e 22. Zaytoon $$ Middle Eastern 209 E Canon Perdido St Santa Barbara, CA 93101 (805) 963‐1293 23. Four Seasons Resort The Biltmore Santa Barbara $$$$ Hotels, Restaurants 1260 Channel Dr Santa Barbara, CA 93108 (805) 969‐2261 24. Santa Barbara Chicken Ranch $ Mexican, Barbeque 2618 De La Vina St Santa Barbara, CA 93105 (805) 569‐1872 25. Ca’ Dario $$ Italian 37 E Victoria St Santa Barbara, CA 93101 (805) 884‐9419 8 | P a g e Top 14 Things to Do in Goleta Ranked by Tripadvisor.com. Retrieved 4/6/15. Additional information added. 1. Goleta County Beach Park. Known for its long fishing pier and sunbathing beaches, these 29 acres are often a destination for bicyclists on the area's paved trail system. Between the lively restaurant and BBQ picnic areas are volleyball, horseshoes and children's playgrounds. BBQ Grills, Beach Access, Benches or Picnic Tables, Bike Trails, Bird Watching, Boating, Fishing, Group Picnic Areas, Horseshoes, Playground, Restaurant or Snacks, Restrooms, Swimming, art in the park, seasonal lifeguards. From Hwy 217 leading to the Santa Barbara Airport and UCSB, exit at Sandspit road. Or from Hollister Avenue, take Fairview Avenue to Sandspit Road. Bike paths lead to the park, and city buses stop here. 2. The Goleta Butterfly Grove (Ellwood Main) is in the Sperling Preserve on the Ellwood Mesa in Goleta, CA. Free parking is available. GPS: 34.429018, ‐119.897017. The City of Goleta’s Monarch Butterfly Docent Program provides public education opportunities for Goleta Butterfly Grove visitors during the over wintering season. These dedicated volunteer docents facilitate an enhanced visitor experience by providing information about butterfly biology to area visitors, local residents and school groups. Docents can be found at the Goleta Butterfly Grove from mid‐November through mid‐February on Saturdays and Sundays (weather permitting) between 11:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m. 3. Aquasports. (Office in Goleta, but activities mostly take place outside of Goleta.) Sightseeing tours, coastal and Channel Island kayaking. Aquasports Day Trips, toll‐free US & Canada: 800.773.2309, Address for mailing, not for meeting departures: 111 Verona Avenue Goleta. Email: [email protected] 4. Refugio State Park and Beach. Refugio SB is located 20 miles West of Santa Barbara on Highway 101 at Refugio Road. 10 Refugio Beach Road, Goleta. 968‐1033. Open year‐round dawn 'til dusk. Family and group campsites, picnic areas bike and hiking trails. RV access. 5. Coronado Butterfly Preserve is home to native coastal sage scrub habitat, eucalyptus groves and numerous birds and wildlife that thrive in this urban community treasure. The 9.3‐acre preserve includes Devereux Creek, woodlands and meadows as well as trails, an outdoor gathering area and classroom. Free parking for the Coronado Butterfly Preserve and the Goleta Butterfly Grove is available in the lot at the Sperling Preserve at Ellwood Mesa Open Space on Hollister Avenue. It is a little more than 1/2 mile walk from the parking lot to where the butterflies live. Parking lot GPS coordinates: 34.429018, ‐ 119.897017 Directions from the north: Exit Highway 101 at Hollister Avenue and turn right toward the ocean. Turn left onto Hollister Avenue. After .6 miles, turn right at the stoplight for Ellwood School. From the south: Exit Highway 101 at Glen Annie/Storke 1 | P a g e Road. Turn left over the freeway and turn right on Hollister Avenue. Drive about 1.5 miles to the stoplight at Ellwood School. Turn left into the parking lot. Santa Barbara MTD: Line 25 – Elwood, use Hollister at Via Jero stop. 6. Fairview Gardens. The Center for Urban Agriculture at Fairview Gardens is a California non‐profit organization that was established in 1997 to preserve and operate Fairview Gardens, the historic farm where our products are grown. Our mission is to build connections between community, food and nature. The Center for Urban Agriculture at Fairview Gardens, 598 North Fairview Avenue, Goleta, CA 93117 Phone: (805) 967‐7369 FARM HOURS: The farm is open to the public every day from 10 am until sunset. FARMSTAND HOURS: Monday – Saturday: 10:30 ‐6, Sunday: 12‐5 Farmstand phone: 805‐ 964‐7424. 7. Golf Courses Sandpiper Golf Course, 7925 Hollister Avenue. Phone: (805) 968‐1541. Email:[email protected]. Glen Annie Golf Club, 405 Glen Annie Road,968‐6400,[email protected] 8. Horseback Riding Tours Circle Bar B Guest Ranch. Call for reservations and more information. 968‐3901 1800 Refugio Road, Goleta, http://www.circlebarbstables.com 9. Rancho La Patera & Stow House. Rancho La Patera has become the focal point of Goleta Valley’s rich and ethnically diverse history for the thousands of visitors that tour annually. This landmark, listed on the National Register of Historic Places, offers a rare opportunity to experience what life was like here during the early twentieth century.304 N. Los Carneros Road, Goleta, 681‐7216. 10. Coal Oil Point Reserve. One of the best remaining examples of a coastal‐strand environment in Southern California, the Coal Oil Point Natural Reserve protects a wide variety of coastal and estuarine habitats. Largely undisturbed coastal dunes support a rich assemblage of dune vegetation and have become a nesting site for the endangered Snowy Plover. Located adjacent to the UC Santa Barbara campus, the reserve provides a unique and accessible research and teaching resource. It is used by many university courses for field studies. The reserve is also used and enjoyed by school children for field trips, birders, and the general public. 11. South Coast Railroad Museum focuses on the history, technology, and adventure of railroading. Special emphasis is placed on the railroad's contributions to local history, on the Southern Pacific Railroad, and on the key historical role of the railroad depot in rural community life across America. The museum centerpiece is Goleta Depot, a country railroad stationhouse built by the Southern Pacific in 1901 during completion of the Coast Route joining San Francisco and Los Angeles. Goleta Depot is listed on the National 2 | P a g e Register of Historic Places. 300 North Los Carneros Road, Goleta, 964‐3540, http://www.goletadepot.org/ 12. Two Spas Bacara Resort Spa. Set above the calming blue waters of the Pacific, The Spa at Bacara is one of the great luxury spas. It’s the place where cares vanish into ocean breezes, where your well‐being is elevated and celebrated, and where every experience is infused with the gift of a genuinely better way to live. In a world that often demands more than we can give, this 42,000 square‐foot luxury spa in Santa Barbara invites you to slow down and relish the present. http://www.bacararesort.com/santa‐barbara‐spa‐resort/ 8301 Hollister Avenue, 855‐ 968‐0100. Massage Envy Spa, 5748 Calle Real, Goleta. Hours of Operation: 10:00 AM ‐ 8:00 PM Sunday, 8:00 AM ‐ 10:00 PM Monday‐Friday, 8:00 AM ‐ 8:00 PM Saturday. 683‐5700. 13. Devereaux Slough Habitat and breeding ground for bird and marine wildlife, located in Goleta Point. 14. Goleta Point (also known as Campus Point) is a small peninsula on the central coast of California. It is located 3 miles (4.8 km) southwest of the city of Goleta. The point forms an extension into Santa Barbara Channel and is situated within the campus of University of California, Santa Barbara (UCSB). It is characterized by a beach cliff, crashing waves, and a view of the Channel Islands. The rock formation is frequented by shorebirds (wikipedia.com.) 3 | P a g e A b brief histtory of tthe Santta Barbara areaa From: http://www.sb bbike.org/reggion/history.h html The follow wing was writtten by Ralph h Fertig and published in thhe Program G Guide of the P Pro Bike/Pro Walk 98 confe erence. The co onference too ok place Septtember 8‐11, 1998 in Santa Barbara, an nd was sponso ored byy the Bicycle Federation o of America. Santa B Barbara”s 10,,000‐year histtory spans maany cultures tthat are evideent in today”s cosmopolitaan, multicultural society.. The original Chumash inh habitants calleed their home “the land of the gods.” W With an abu undant food ssupply from the hills and o ocean, they coould devote leeisure time to o their compllex languagge, music, dan nce, art and cceremonial rittuals. They coonstructed 100‐person cano oes that allow wed commerce between villages on th he coast and tthose on the Channel Islan nds. In 1542 2, the Chumash paddled out to greet exxplorer Juan CCabrillo, the ffirst European n to sail into tthe area. Late er explorers p passed througgh the Chann nel, including Sebastian Vizzcaino who so ought refuge from a storm o on December 3, 1602. Givin ng thanks to G God for their delivery on tthe eve of thee feast day off Saint Barbara, the e ship’s friar named the Chhannel in herr honor. The Chumash lived d undisturbed d until King Caarlos III of Spaain decreed that a string o of missions an nd presidio os be established along the e Alta Californ nia coast. In 11769, the firstt Europeans sset foot on Saanta Barbara soil when the e Gaspar de P Portola exped dition passed through the area on its trrek north. In 1 1782 the Presidio w was officially e established, aand 1786 the Santa Barbarra Mission waas started. nd Alta Califorrnia became Mexican. New w laws permitted In 1822, Mexico gained freedom ffrom Spain an w England Yannkees soon fo ollowed. Many settled in Santa foreign ttrade, and reggular commerce with New Barbaraa and in 1846, American M Marines landed and simply took over the town. As paart of the Uniited States, em migration acce elerated, the wharf was bu uilt in 1872, tthe railroad connected firsst to Los Angeeles in 1887, and then to San Francisco o in 1901. Larrge resort hottels were buillt. 9 | P 9 age Some wealthy visitors became so enamored witth the area thhat they built permanent h homes and took an active inte erest in the to own. By 1920 0, concerned citizens beca me so disturb bed by the ecclectic architeecture mix, rranging from adobe to Que een Anne, thaat they organnized to resto ore the Spanissh heritage. A An earthquake in 1925 destroyed m most large buildings, and ann Architectural Board of Review was so oon established to enfo orce Mediterranean style ffor reconstruucted and new w structures. Many of Santta —with signature tile roofs, stucco walls, classic archees, and interio or Barbaara's landmarrk buildings— courtyaards—date fro om this energgetic period. TThe resultingg architectural ambiance fo osters a sensee of continu uity that is laccking in most American cities. Although h Santa Barbaara's population declined ffrom 1930 to 1950, rapid ggrowth from returning GIss was spurred b by a new Lake e Cachuma waater supply in n 1953 and thhe establishment of a Univversity of Califfornia campus. Growth thatt was welcom me in the 1950 0s and 1960s , however, w was questioned in the 1970 0s. A 1969 9 oil spill in th he Channel re esulted not on nly in fowled beaches and loss of wildliffe, but also in n 10 0 | P a g e environmental activism and the birth of Earth Day celebrations. Today, the Santa Barbara urban area is an ethnically diverse community of 200,000 people. Its Downtown has been revitalized in the past two decades with people‐oriented redevelopment that emphasizes walking, bicycling, electric transit and concealed multi‐function parking garages. Its citizens continue to embrace their heritage, exalt in the sublime beauty of their narrow coastal plain tucked between the mountains and ocean, and actively defend "the land of the gods" for future generations. 11 | P a g e Top 10 Things to Do in Carpinteria Retrieved from tripadvisor.com 4/6/15. Additional information added. 1. Carpinteria State Beach. Twelve miles south of Santa Barbara, Carpinteria State Beach offers a mile of beach for swimming, surf fishing, tidepool exploring and camping. Although dogs are not allowed on beach we have a great picnic area where they are allowed to enjoy the outdoors as well. Lifeguards patrol the beach year round while lifeguard towers are staffed roughly from memorial day weekend through labor day weekend. The Spanish named the area Carpinteria because the Chumash tribe, which lived in the area, had a large seagoing canoe‐building enterprise, or "carpentry shop" there, because of naturally‐occurring surface tar which was used to seal the boats. Seals and sea lions can be seen in the area December through May, as well as an occasional gray whale. Tidepools contain starfish, sea anemones, crabs, snails, octopi and sea urchins. 2. Carpinteria Harbor Seal Preserve and Rookery. One of the most interesting secrets of Carpinteria is the Seal Preserve. The Harbor Seal Preserve is home to almost 100 adult seals who give birth to their cubs on the Carpinteria shoreline. The beach is closed 750 feet on either side of the rookery (as their nesting area is called) from December through May. The seals are there all year long, but in the spring the pubs don't have the thick layer of fat that they need to protect themselves from the cold ocean waters. The easiest thing to do is take the 101 to the Bailard Avenue exit. Turn towards the ocean and go into the Bluffs parking lot. From here you can follow the footpath that leads to down to the bluff, over the railroad tracks then along the bluff top to the seal rookery overlook. It is about a half a mile walk. If you are around Linden Avenue and the City beach, there is a bike trail (the Coastal Vista Trail) that leads through Tar Pits State Park, then along the railroad tracks out to the seal rookery. From Linden it is more than a mile. 3. Santa Barbara Surf School, 708‐9878, [email protected]. 4. Seaside Gardens. Stroll our extensive gardens, find design ideas, shop a wide selection of new and unusual plants. 700 Via Real, Carpinteria, CA 93013. 684.6001 5. Island Brewing Company, 5049 Sixth Street (Linden at the Railroad Tracks) Carpinteria,745‐8272. 6. Santa Barbara Polo & Racquet Club, DRIVING ADDRESS, 3300 Via Real Carpinteria, 684.6683, http://members.sbpolo.com/ 12 | P a g e 7. Carpinteria Valley Museum of History, 956 Maple Avenue, Carpinteria, 684‐3112. Exhibit Gallery Hours: Tuesday – Saturday, 1:00 – 4:00 PM. Adults: $2; Seniors and Children: $1 [email protected] 8. Los Padres Outfitters, 3931 Foothill Rd, Carpinteria, horseback riding. (805) 331‐5252. http://lospadresoutfitters.com/ 9. Tar Pits Park. This wonderful, hidden park is one of the real treasures of the Carpinteria Parks Department. Many locals don't even know this is here! There are wonderful walking trails, vegetation restored as close to its natural state as possible, spectacular views and a real sense of privacy. You can usually see seals and sometimes dolphins in the water. The birds are numerous and varied. From Carpinteria Avenue, take Concha Loma Avenue to Calle Ocho; park at the end of Calle Ocho and walk across the railroad tracks to the lookout point. 10. Choclats du Cali Bressan, 4193 Carpinteria Avenue, Suite 4, Carpinteria, Tel: 684‐6900. CHOCOLATIER, Jean‐Michel’s experience and creative culinary skills have earned him many world‐wide accolades in magazines, brochures, and travel guides, including “Rick Steves,” and the well known French tour guide, “Michelin Vert.” 11. 13 | P a g e http://www.santabarbaraca.com/includes/media/docs/Culture-101-All-inclusive-Brochure_FINAL.pdf Culture 101. Find inspiration around every corner. To us, culture is more than something you see. It’s something you feel. It’s a song that grabs your heart, a museum that starts you thinking and a performance that leaves you in awe. It’s exploring Santa Barbara and finding something that moves you around every corner. Culture 101 is a celebration of that journey. Find what inspires you. For a complete list of cultural activities, visit Culture101SB.com. History arts m us eu m s & ga l l er i es Art, Design and Architecture Museum at UC Santa Barbara University of California, Santa Barbara 805.893.8000 • uam.ucsb.edu Rancho La Patera and Stow House 304 N. Los Carneros Rd. 805.681.7216 • stowhouse.com Arts and Letters Café, Sullivan Goss: An American Gallery 7 E. Anapamu St. 805.730.1460 • sullivangoss.com Reagan Ranch Center 217 State St. 888.872.1776 • yaf.org Carpinteria Valley Museum of History 956 Maple Ave., Carpinteria, CA 805.684.3112 carpinteriahistoricalmuseum.org Carriage and Western Art Museum of Santa Barbara 129 Castillo St. 805.962.2353 • carriagemuseum.org Channing Peake Gallery 105 E. Anapamu St., 1st Flr. 805.568.3990 • sbartscommission.org Karpeles Manuscript Library And Museum 21 W. Anapamu St. 805.962.5322 • karpeles.com Pierre Claeyssens Veteran’s Museum & Library 224 Anacapa St., #2C 805.966.1660 pierreclaeyssensveteransmuseum.com events Santa Barbara Art Association, Gallery 113 1114 State St., #8 @ La Arcada Ct. 805.963.1026 • sbartassoc.org theatres Santa Barbara Contemporary Arts Forum 653 Paseo Nuevo 805.966.5373 • sbcaf.org Santa Barbara Historical Museum 136 E. De la Guerra St. 805.966.1601 santabarbaramuseum.com Santa Barbara Maritime Museum 113 Harbor Way, #190 805.962.8404 • sbmm.org Santa Barbara Museum of Art 1130 State St. 805.963.4364 • sbma.net Santa Barbara Museum of Natural History 2559 Puesta del Sol 805.682.4711 • sbnature.org culture101SB.com S A N TA BA R BA R A S O U T H COAS T carpinteria summerland montecito santa barbara goleta Santa Barbara Studio Artists 805.280.9178 santabarbarastudioartists.com Santa Barbara Chamber Orchestra 1330 State St., #206 805.966.2441 • sbco.org SONando Santa Barbara (Encuentro) 3715 Avon Ln. 805.886.0435 • sonandosb.com Santa Barbara Greek Festival 2323 Oak Park Ln. santabarbaragreekfestival.org South Coast Railroad Museum 300 N. Los Carneros Rd. 805.964.3540 • goletadepot.org Santa Barbara Choral Society 1330 State St., #202 805.965.6577 • sbchoral.org Speaking of Stories 751 State St. @ Paseo Nuevo 805.966.3875 • speakingofstories.org Susan Quinlan Doll and Teddy Bear Museum and Library 122 W. Canon Perdido St. 805.730.1707 • quinlanmuseum.com Santa Barbara Dance Alliance 1330 State St., #201 805.966.6950 • sbdancealliance.org State Street Ballet 2285 Las Positas Rd. 805.563.3262 • statestreetballet.com Santa Barbara Harbor and Seafood Festival 132-A Harbor Way 805.963.0611 • harborfestival.org Santa Barbara Dance Arts 1 N. Calle Cesar Chavez, #100 805.966.5299 • sbdancearts.com The Arlington Theatre 1317 State St. 805.963.4408 • thearlingtontheatre.com Santa Barbara Dance Institute 1330 State St., #207 805.245.0794 • sbdi.org The Granada Theatre 1214 State St. 805.899.2222 • granadasb.org Santa Barbara Jazz Society 805.570.1053 • sbjazz.org UC Santa Barbara Arts & Lectures University of California, Santa Barbara Bldg. 402 805.893.3535 • artsandlectures.sa.ucsb.edu Ty Warner Sea Center 211 Stearns Wharf 805.962.2526 • sbnature.org/twsc/2.html Westmont College Museum of Art 955 La Paz Rd. 805.565.6162 • westmontmuseum.org pa r ks & ga r d en s Elings Park 1298 Las Positas Rd. 805.569.5611 • elingspark.org Santa Barbara Botanic Garden 1212 Mission Canyon Rd. 805.682.4726 • sbbg.org Lotusland 695 Ashley Rd. 805.969.9990 • lotusland.org per f o r m i n g a rts & t h e at r es Ballet Santa Barbara Ensemble Theatre Company 805.450.7535 • balletsantabarbara.org 914 Santa Barbara St. 805.965.5400 • ensembletheatre.com Boxtales Theatre Company Garvin Theater 21 E. Canon Perdido St. 721 Cliff Dr. 805.962.1142 • boxtales.org 805.965.0581 • sbcctg.sbcc.edu Camerata Pacifica 805.884.8410 • cameratapacifica.org Genesis West 721 State St. @ Paseo Nuevo 805.969.5637 • genesiswest.org Center Stage Theater 751 State St. @ Paseo Nuevo 805.963.0408 • centerstagetheater.org Lit Moon Theatre Company 1052 Westmont Rd. 805.963.0408 • litmoon.com Community Arts Music Association (CAMA) Lobero Theatre Foundation 2060 Alameda Padre Serra, #201 33 E. Canon Perdido St. 805.966.4324 • camasb.org 805.963.0761 • lobero.com DANCEworks / SUMMERDANCE Marjorie Luke Theatre 1008 De La Vina St. 721 E. Cota St. sbdanceworks.com 805.884.4087 • luketheatre.org DramaDogs Music Academy of the West 805.687.6805 • dramadogs.org 1070 Fairway Rd. 805.969.4726 • musicacademy.org Dramatic Women 111 Skyline Circle 805.965.5826 • dramaticwomen.org Opera Santa Barbara 1330 State St., #209 805.898.3890 • operasb.com Santa Barbara Master Chorale 805.967.8287 • sbmasterchorale.org Santa Barbara International Film Festival 1528 Chapala St., #203 805.963.0023 • sbiff.org Santa Barbara Writers Conference 27 W. Anapamu St., #305 805.568.1516 • sbwriters.com CULT URAL ORGANI Z AT IONS UC Santa Barbara MultiCultural Center University of California, Santa Barbara University Center, Rm. 1504 805.893.8411 • mcc.sa.ucsb.edu Bronfman Family Jewish Community Center/Kids Library 524 Chapala St. 805.957.1116 • jewishsantabarbara.org Santa Barbara Revels 805.565.9357 • santabarbararevels.org West Coast Ballet 2259 Las Positas Rd. 805.687.6086 • wcballet.org Carpinteria Valley Arts Council 805.684.7789 • artscarp.org SOhO Restaurant and Music Club 1221 State St., #205 805.962.7776 • sohosb.com e v en ts & fest i va ls 1st Thursday 27-B E. De la Guerra St. 805.962.2098 santabarbaradowntown.com Art Walk: Santa Barbara Arts and Crafts Show Cabrillo Blvd. @ State St. 805.897.1982 santabarbaraartsandcraftsshow.com California Avocado Festival Carpinteria, CA 805.684.0038 • avofest.com I Madonnari Italian Street Painting Festival/Children’s Creative Project 2201 Laguna St. 805.964.4710 • imadonnarifestival.com Flamenco Arts Festival 805.967.4164 • flamencoarts.org California Lemon Festival 7050 Phelps Rd., Goleta, CA 805.967.2500 • lemonfestival.com New Noise Digital Music Conference and Festival Downtown Santa Barbara 805.845.1776 • newnoisesb.org Old Spanish Days Fiesta Downtown Santa Barbara 805.962.8101 • oldspanishdays-fiesta.org Outrageous Film Festival 126 E. Haley St., #A-11 805.963.3636 • pacificpridefoundation.org Community Environmental Council/ Earth Day 26 W. Anapamu St., 2nd Flr. 805.963.0583 • cecsb.org Pride at the Beach Festival 126 E. Haley St., #A-11 805.963.3636 • pacificpridefoundation.org Out of the Box Theatre Company 721 State St. @ Paseo Nuevo 805.963.0408 • outoftheboxtheatre.com Earl Warren Showgrounds 3400 Calle Real 805.687.0766 • earlwarren.com Santa Barbara Chamber Music Festival 1453 Greenock Ln. Ventura, CA sbchambermusic.org Santa Barbara Bowl 1122 N. Milpas St. 805.962.7411 • sbbowl.com epicure.sb 1601 Anacapa St. 805.966.9222 • epicuresb.com Women’s Literary Festival 633 E. Cabrillo Blvd. 805.968.2881 womensliteraryfestival.com Santa Barbara International Orchid Show 3400 Calle Real 805.403.1533 • sborchidshow.com Santa Barbara Quire of Voyces 721 Cliff Dr. 805.965.0581 • quireofvoyces.org Santa Barbara Symphony 1330 State St., #102 805.898.9386 • thesymphony.org Summer Solstice Celebration 1400 Santa Barbara St./ Downtown State St. 805.965.3396 • solsticeparade.com Fishbon 101 S. Quarantina St. 805.453.5246 • fishbon.com Santa Barbara Performing Arts League 1330 State St. 805.563.8068 sbperformingartsleague.org Santa Barbara Trust for Historic Preservation 123 E. Canon Perdido St. 805.965.0093 • sbthp.org Goleta Valley Arts Association 805.564.7203 • tgvaa.org The Arts Fund 205-C Santa Barbara St. 805.965.7321 • artsfundsb.org Santa Barbara Downtown Organization 27-B E. De la Guerra St. 805.962.2098 santabarbaradowntown.com UC Santa Barbara Viva del Arte University of California, Santa Barbara Bldg. 402 805.893.3535 artsandlectures.sa.ucsb.edu/Outreach/VivaElArte.aspx a rch i t ect u r e & H i sto ry Architectural Foundation Gallery of Santa Barbara 229 E Victoria St. 805.963.6307 • afsb.org Santa Barbara Courthouse Docent Council 1100 Anacapa St. 805.962.6464 • courthousedocents.org Casa Del Herrero 1387 E. Valley Rd. 805.565.5653 • casadelherrero.com Santa Barbara Mission Archive Library 2201 Laguna St. 805.682.4713 • santabarbaramission.org Goleta Valley Historical Society 304 N. Los Carneros Rd., Goleta, CA 805.681.7216 • goletahistory.org att r act i o n s Art from Scrap 302 E. Cota St. 805.884.0459 • artfromscrap.org Santa Barbara Trolley Company 22 State St. 805.965.0353 • sbtrolley.com Santa Barbara Zoological Gardens 500 Niños Dr. 805.962.5339 • sbzoo.org Your Guide to Santa Barbara 2014 Relocation Packet Jon Mahoney Director, Luxury Homes Division 1435 Anacapa St, Santa Barbara, CA 93101 805-689-0532 www.JonMahoney.com [email protected] SECTION I ___________________________________________________________ Welcome Pages and City Descriptions Several thousand years ago the Chumash Indians settled here. In the 1500s the Spanish explored the region, but they didn’t settle until 1782. Forty years later this land became part of Mexico when it won independence from Spain. The 1848 discovery of gold in California brought thousands of settlers, and by 1850 the American flag flew over Santa Barbara. In the 1870s Santa Barbara became a haven for health-seekers and tourists. Our downtown area is famous for its shopping and restaurants. The mountains provide hiking. Our active arts community provides music and theatre. We also have a busy waterfront. Around the turn of the 20th century, a wealthy local built the harbor and its break water giving us a busy and productive fishing and sporting fleet. It is common to see beautiful sail boats and yachts slipping in and out of the harbor's mouth. ● Santa Barbara, California Welcome Page (pg. 3) ● Carpinteria / Summerland California Welcome Page (pg. 4) ● Montecito, California Welcome Page (pg. 5) ● Goleta, California Welcome Page (pg. 6) ● Solvang / Santa Ynez, California Welcome Page (pg.7) 2 SANTA BARBARA ___________________________________________________________ The Santa Barbara area was discovered & claimed for Spain in 1542 by Juan Cabrillo, a Portuguese explorer sailing for Spain. In 1602 Sebastian Vizcaino anchored offshore on December 4—the feast day of Saint Barbara. Vizcaino left his mark by naming the dusty, shrub covered plain between the Pacific & the mountains after the patron saint of sailors, Santa Barbara. In April 1782 Padre Juniper Serra established the Presidio Real of Santa Barbara in a grand ceremony, & four years later construction of Mission Santa Barbara began. As the 19th century ebbed, Santa Barbara began to show signs of radical transformation. The ending of the Mexican-American war in 1847, left Southern California under the rule of the United States & following California’s induction as a state in 1850, the dusty expanses of Spanish & Mexican ranchos gave way to Yankees moving west. In the late 1850’s as the San Francisco Gold Rush ushered a tidal wave of westward migration, Santa Barbara began to see a new kind of settler—the wealthy. The mixture of newcomers & Spanish descendants has shaped the area for what it has become today. City Offices City of Santa Barbara www.ci.santa-barbara.ca.us County of Santa Barbara www.co.santa-barbara.ca.us Chamber of Commerce Santa Barbara School District Post Office (805) 965-3023 (805) 966-7392 (800) 275-8777 Police / Fire Santa Barbara Fire Department Santa Barbara Police Department Emergency: 911 (805) 865-5254 (805) 897-2300 DMV (800) 777-0133 or Libraries Santa Barbara Public Library Sahyun Library Karpeles Manuscript Library (805) 963-0611 (805) 681-4200 40 E. Anapamu Street 316 Castillo Street 21 W. Anapamu Street Utilities Cox Cable Southern CA Edison Southern CA Gas Verizon S.B. County Water District La Cumbre Mutual Water District (805) 683-6651 (800) 655-4555 (800) 427-2200 (800) 483-1000 (805) 564-5343 (805) 967-2376 Trash Browing Ferris (805) 965-5248 Misc. Time Weather Forecast Yellow Cab Co. Santa Barbara Trolley (805) 962-7653 (805) 884-9909 (805) 962-5322 (805) 966-0611 (805) 988-6610 (805) 965-5111 36 State Street SBTrolley.com 3 (805) 963-9741 (805) 965-0353 CARPINTERIA / SUMMERLAND ___________________________________________________________ Legend has it that the city got its name from the Spaniards who saw the Chumash Indians busy building the large ocean-going canoes called tomols and called it the 'carpenter shop' - La Carpinteria. Carpinteria is a peaceful, seaside city in a small town. Carp, as the locals call it, is situated along the only Southern facing stretch of coastline in California. The climate never gets too cold or too hot. The city sits on a thin strip of fertile land nestled between the mountains & the ocean & is unique in its diversity. Carpinteria State Beach Park offers overnight camping & the best surf-fishing & tide-pooling for miles. Even as many of the surrounding communities become more residential or more business or more tourist oriented, Carpinteria has retained all of the things that make a community a community. When Summerland was founded as a Spiritualist colony in 1889, terraced streets lined with small lots that sold for $25 apiece. The newcomers built a temple where they hold séances & contacted spirits, assisted by mediums who could communicate with departed friends and relatives. Summerland is a relaxed, tiny, hillside community reminiscent of a New England village nestled on a hill overlooking the Pacific Ocean. You won't want to miss the many antique stores that line Lillie Ave, the main street of Summerland. City Offices Chamber of Commerce City of Carpinteria www.carpinteria.ca.us Carpinteria School District Post Office (805) 684-4511 (800) 275-8777 Fire / Police Carpinteria Fire Department Summerland Fire Department Carpinteria Police Department Summerland Police Department Emergency: 911 (805) 684-4591 (805) 684-4591 (805) 684-4561 (805) 684-4561 DMV (800) 777-0133 Libraries Carpinteria Library (805) 684-5479 (805) 684-5405 5141 Carpinteria (805) 684-4314 Utilities Cox Cable Southern CA Edison Southern CA Gas Verizon Carpinteria Water District Summerland County Water District (805) 683-6651 (800) 655-4555 (800) 427-2200 (800) 483-1000 (805) 684-2816 or (805) 684-4366 (805) 969-4621 Trash Channel Disposal Co. Harrison Brothers Disposal (805) 963-3767 (800) 418-7274 Misc. Time Weather Forecast Yellow Cab Co. Carpinteria Herald Newspaper (805) 966-0611 (805) 988-6610 (805) 965-5111 (805) 683-1955 4 MONTECITO ___________________________________________________________ Despite its name, “Little Mountain,” you’d be challenged to find anything minuscule about Montecito, a community that flanks Santa Barbara to the south. During the 18th century the area amounted to a small Chumash village & a hundred years later it was mostly orchards & farms. But by the 1900s it began to become what it is today, a neighborhood for the wealthy, with lush landscapes hiding gated mansions & designer homes. This the place for high-end boutique shopping, tony restaurants, & top of the line hotels. July 16th used to be celebrated as “Montecito Day” by the old-time Spanish residents, & was always marked by a gala fandango & fiesta at the Lorenzana adobe on Parra Grande Lane. Fire / Police Montecito Fire Department Montecito Police Department Emergency: 911 (805) 969-7762 or (805) 969-0318 (805) 684-4561 DMV (800) 777-0133 (805) 963-9741 Libraries Montecito Library 1469 E. Valley Road Utilities Cox Cable Southern CA Edison Southern CA Gas Verizon Montecito Water District (805) 683-6651 (800) 655-4555 (800) 427-2200 (800) 483-1000 (805) 969-2271 Trash Channel Disposal Co. (805) 963-3767 Misc. Time Weather Forecast Yellow Cab Co. Montecito Life Newspaper (805) 966-0611 (805) 988-6610 (805) 965-5111 (805) 683-1955 5 (805) 969-5063 GOLETA ___________________________________________________________ Goleta Valley is Santa Barbara’s practical counterpart. It was established in 1875 with the arrival of its first post office but didn’t find a spot on the map until the 1950s, when the University of California, aerospace companies turned it into a Santa Barbara suburb. Today this is where high-tech companies flourish, university students call home, & parents raise their kids. This town has a beautiful stretch of coast & beachside parks. The main attraction in this coastal area is the University of California, a Nobel laureate—rich campus that spreads across 989 acres along the California coastline. The University sits on the foundation of Santa Barbara’s old coastal fort & boasts one of the most spectacular strips of beach in Santa Barbara. Be sure to tour some of the museums & galleries scattered throughout the campus. Stop at the visitor center to pick up a campus map & brochures for one of the state’s most beautiful universities, or join a guided tour. www. ucsb.edu. (805) 893-2487 City Offices Goleta City Hall Goleta Chamber of Commerce Mayor & City Council Community Center Goleta Union School District (805) 961-7500 (805) 967-4618 (805) 961-7500 (805) 967-1237 (805) 681-1200 Fire / Police Goleta Fire Department Goleta Police Department Emergency: 911 (805) 681-5500 (805) 681-4100 DMV (805) 968-5554 Libraries Goleta Library 500 N. Fairview Ave. (805) 964-7878 Utilities Cox Cable Southern CA Edison Southern CA Gas Verizon Goleta Water District (805) 683-6651 (800) 655-4555 (800) 427-2200 (800) 483-1000 (805) 964-6761 or (805) 562-9692 Trash Marborg Disposal Company Browning Ferris (805) 963-1852 (805) 965-5248 Misc. Time Weather Forecast Yellow Cab Co. Goleta Valley Voice Newspaper (805) 966-0611 (805) 988-6610 (805) 965-5111 (805) 683-7657 6 SOLVANG / SANTA YNEZ ___________________________________________________________ Solvang means “sunny fields” in Danish. In 1911. Solvang was founded by Danish-Americans who traveled from Iowa to establish a settlement on 9,000 acres of the former Rancho San Carlos de Jonata, adjacent to the historic Mission Santa Ines. In 1936 the Danish Days annual festival emerged & it continues to celebrate Solvang’s heritage during the third weekend of every September. Festivals & celebrations are traditional parts of Solvang’s charm from the Taste of Solvang every March to the Mission’s Fiesta each August & Winterfest during the month of December. The anglicized name “Santa Ynez” was derived from the 1804 Mission Santa Ines, the first Spanish settlement in the area. Santa Ynez Valley includes the city of Solvang as well as the city of Buellton & the communities of Ballard, Los Alamos, Los Olivos & Santa Ynez—all known for their genuine hospitality & friendly welcome to visitors from around the globe. Rural Ballard is home to a little red schoolhouse functioning since 1883, an award-winning inn & a wine tasting room. The bustling gateway city of Buellton is “everything for the traveler”-from a full service hotel to inns, motels, a variety of shops, dining & food establishments. Nearby Los Alamos has an old time western feel to the seven block long main street offering an antique mall in a historic train depot, quaint shops, several restaurants, & wine tasting rooms. Los Olivos offers a slice of Americana with the Wildling Art Museum, numerous art galleries, boutiques & wine tasting rooms. The turn of the 20th century village of Santa Ynez serves modern cowboys at a historic saloon, numerous restaurants, a luxury inn & a bed & breakfast. City Offices Solvang Chamber of Commerce Solvang City Hall Solvang Visitors Bureau (805) 688-0701 (805) 688-5575 (805) 688-6144 Fire / Police Solvang Fire Department Santa Ynez Fire Department Solvang - Santa Ynez Police Department Emergency: 911 (805) 688-6046 (805) 681-5500 (805) 686-5000 DMV (800) 777-0133 Libraries Solvang Library Utilities Cox Cable Southern CA Edison Southern CA Gas Verizon Solvang Water District Santa Ynez Water District Misc. Time Weather Forecast Solvang Taxi 1745 Mission Drive (805) 683-6651 (800) 655-4555 (800) 427-2200 (800) 483-1000 (805) 966-0611 (805) 988-6610 (805) 688-5900 7 (805) 688-4214 SECTION II ___________________________________________________________ Education ● Public Elementary Schools (pg. 9-11) ● Public Middle Schools (pg. 11-12) ● Public High Schools (pg. 12) ● Private Schools (pg. 12-13) ● Colleges & Universities (pg. 14) 8 LOCAL AREA SCHOOLS ___________________________________________________________ College School - College School District 3525 Pine St., Santa Ynez, CA 93460 (805) 686-8385 FAX: (805) 686-8389 Principal: Patricia L. Martzen Public Elementary School Adams Elementary School Santa Barbara Elementary School District 2701 Las Positas Road, Santa Barbara 93105 (805) 563-2515 FAX: (805) 563-4365 Principal: Matt Zuchowicz Early Childhood Learning Center Carpinteria Unified School District 1480 Linden Avenue, Carpinteria 93013 (805) 684-5481 or 684-4141 Principal: Sally Green Aliso School - Carpinteria Unified School District 4545 Carpinteria Avenue, Carpinteria, CA 93013 (805) 684-4539 FAX: (805) 566-4759 Principal: Tricia Price El Camino School - Goleta Union School District 5020 San Simeon Drive, Santa Barbara, CA 93111 (805) 692-5574 FAX: (805) 692-5578 Principal: Kimberly Bruzzese Ballard School - Ballard School District 2425 School Street, Solvang, CA 93463 (805) 688-4812 FAX: (805) 688-7325 Principal: Shirley Horacek Ellwood School - Goleta Union School District 7686 Hollister Avenue, Goleta, CA 93117 (805) 571-3774 FAX: (805) 571-3775 Principal: JoAnne Meade Young Brandon School - Goleta Union School District 195 Brandon Drive, Goleta, CA 93117 (805) 571-3770 FAX: (805) 571-3771 Principal: Lynette Meyer Foothill School - Goleta Union School District 711 Ribera Drive, Santa Barbara, CA 93111 (805) 681-1268 FAX: (805) 681-0700 Principal: Ed Armstrong Canalina School - Carpinteria Unified School District 1480 Linden Avenue, Carpinteria 93013 (805) 684-4141 FAX: (805) 684-3384 Principal: Sally Green Franklin Elementary School Santa Barbara Elementary School District 1111 East Mason Street, Santa Barbara, CA 93103 (805) 963-4283 FAX: (805) 962-6846 Principal: Carole Nevarez Cesar Estrada Chavez Dual Language Immersion Charter School - SB Elementary School District 1102 E. Yanonali Street, Santa Barbara 93103 (805) 966-7392 FAX: (805) 966-7243 Principal: Eva Neuer Harding Elementary School Santa Barbara Elementary School District 1625 Robbins Street, Santa Barbara, CA 93101 (805) 965-8994 FAX: (805) 962-1846 Principal: Sally Kingston Cleveland Elementary School Santa Barbara Elementary School District 123 Alameda Padre Serra, Santa Barbara 93103 (805) 963-8873 FAX: (805) 965-3523 Principal: Michael S. Vail Hollister School - Goleta Unions School District 4950 Anita Lane, Santa Barbara, CA 93111 (805) 681-1271 FAX: (805) 681-0331 Cold Spring School - Cold Spring School District 2243 Sycamore Canyon Road, Santa Barbara, CA 93108 Principal: Donna Madrigal (805) 969-2678 FAX: (805) 969-0787 Hope School - Hope School District Principal: Dr. Bryan McCabe 3970-A La Colina Road, Santa Barbara, CA 93110 (805) 563-2974 FAX: (805) 563-4906 Principal: Patrick Plamondon 9 LOCAL AREA SCHOOLS CONTINUED ___________________________________________________________ Isla Vista School - Goleta Union School District 6875 El Colegio Rd., Goleta, CA 93117 (805) 685-4418 FAX: (805)968-1338 Principal: Lisa Maglione Jonata School - Buellton Union School District 301 Second Street, Buellton 93427-0075 (805) 688-4222 FAX: (805) 688-6611 Principal: Patricia Garrett Kellogg School - Goleta Union School District 475 Cambridge Drive, Goleta, CA 93117 (805) 681-1277 FAX: (805) 681-4823 Principal: Nancy Knight La Patera School - Goleta Union School District 555 North La Patera Lane, Goleta, CA 93117 (805) 681-1280 FAX: (805) 964-7402 Principal: Sonia Schultz Montecito Union School Montecito Union School District 385 San Ysidro Road, Santa Barbara, CA 93108 (805) 969-3249 FAX: (805) 969-9714 Principal: Kris Bergstrom Mountain View School - Goleta Union School District 5465 Queen Anne Lane, Santa Barbara, CA 93111 (805) 681-1284 FAX: (805) 681-4814 Principal: Robert Wood Oak Valley School - Buellton Union School District 595 Second Street, Buellton, CA 93427 (805) 688-6992 FAX: (805) 688-1364 Principal: Tom Cooper Olga Reed School - Los Alamos School District 480 Centennial St, PO Box 318, Los Alamos, CA 93440 (805) 344-2401 FAX: (805) 344-2321 Principal: Dr. Chris Whitmore Los Olivos School - Los Olivos School District 2540 Alamo Pintado Ave., PO Box 208, Los Olivos 93441 (805) 688-4025 FAX: (805) 688-4885 Principal: Anjanette Winckler Main School - Carpinteria Unified School District 5241 Eighth Street, Carpinteria 93013 (805) 684-4153 FAX: (805) 566-0563 Principal: Dr. Jim Campos McKinley Elementary School Santa Barbara Elementary School District 350 Loma Alta Drive, Santa Barbara, CA 93109 (805) 966-9926 FAX: (805) 899-3286 Principal: Dr. Juanita Carney Monroe Elementary School Santa Barbara Elementary School District 431 Flora Vista Drive, Santa Barbara 93109 (805) 966-7023 FAX: (805) 963-4198 Principal: Brent Millhollen Monte Vista School - Hope School District 730 N. Hope Avenue, Santa Barbara, CA 93110 (805) 687-5333 FAX: (805) 687-0457 Principal: Judy Stettler Olive Grove Charter School Los Olivos School District Independent Study 2540 Alamo Pintado Avenue, PO Box 208, Los Olivos (805) 693-5933 FAX: 688-4885 Principal: Jesse Leyva Open Alternative School Santa Barbara Elementary School District 4025 Foothill Road, Santa Barbara, CA 93110 (805) 683-3127 Head Teacher: Gwen Phillips Peabody Charter School Santa Barbara Elementary School District 3018 Calle Noguera, Santa Barbara, CA 93105 (805) 563-1172 FAX: (805) 569-7042 Principal: Patricia Morales Roosevelt Elementary School Santa Barbara Elementary School District 1990 Laguna Street, Santa Barbara, CA 93101 (805) 563-2062 FAX: (805) 563-6092 Principal: Dr. Donna Ronzone 10 LOCAL AREA SCHOOLS CONTINUED ___________________________________________________________ Sanchez, David J. Sr. Elementary School Santa Maria—Bonita School District 804 West Liberty Street, Santa Maria, CA 93458 (805) 361-4625 FAX: (805) 925-8410 Principal: Olivia Bolaños Vista de las Cruces School Vista de Mar Union School District 9467 San Julian Road, Gaviota, CA 93117 (805) 686-1880 FAX: (805) 686-8536 Principal: Gregory Pruitt Santa Barbara Charter School Santa Barbara Elementary School District c/o Goleta Valley Junior High School 6100 Stow Canyon Road, Goleta, CA 93117 (805) 967-6522 FAX: (805) 967-6382 Director of Education: Bev Abrams Washington Elementary School Santa Barbara Elementary School District 290 Lighthouse Road, Santa Barbara, CA 93109 (805) 965-6653 FAX: (805) 962-5328 Interim Principal: Patricia Santiago Santa Barbara Community Academy Santa Barbara Elementary School District 215 East Ortega Street, Santa Barbara, CA 93101 (805) 884-5902 FAX: (805) 884-4904 Principal: Joan Jamieson Santa Ynez Valley Charter School College School District Site: 3525 Pine Street, Santa Ynez, CA 93460 Mailing: P.O. Box 59, Santa Ynez, CA 93460 (805)693-1755 FAX: (805)693-1765 Director: Mariann Cooley Santa Ynez School - College School District 3325 Pine St., Santa Ynez, CA 93460 (805) 688-5196 FAX: (805) 688-2750 Principal: Patricia L. Martzen Solvang School - Solvang School District 565 Atterdag Road, Solvang, CA 93463 (805) 688-4810 FAX: (805) 688-6410 Principal: Steve Michaud Summerland School Carpinteria Unified School District 135 Valencia, P.O. Box 460, Summerland, CA 93067 (805) 969-1011 FAX: 969-1524 Principal: Tricia Price Vieja Valley School - Hope School District 434 Nogal Drive, Santa Barbara, CA 93110 (805) 967-1239 FAX: (805) 967-5947 Principal: Barbara LaCorte Public Middle School Carpinteria Middle School Capinteria Unified School District 5351 Carpinteria Avenue, Carpinteria, CA 93013 (805) 684-4544 FAX: (805) 566-3839 Principal: Bob Keatinge Goleta Valley Junior High School Santa Barbara High School District 6100 Stow Canyon Road, Goleta, CA 93117 (805) 967-3486 FAX: (805) 967-8176 Principal: Veronica Rogers Kermit McKenzie Junior High School Guadalupe Union School District 4710 W. Main St, PO Box 788, Guadalupe 93434-0788 (805) 343-1951 FAX: (805) 343-6931 Principal: Celia Ramos La Colina Junior High School Santa Barbara High School District 4025 Foothill Road, Santa Barbara, CA 93110 (805) 967-4506 FAX: (805) 967-3056 Principal: David L. Ortiz La Cumbre Junior High School Santa Barbara High School District 2255 Modoc Road, Santa Barbara, CA 93101 (805) 687-0761FAX: (805) 563-4636 Principal: Jo Ann Caines 11 LOCAL AREA SCHOOLS CONTINUED ___________________________________________________________ Santa Barbara Charter Middle School Santa Barbara Elementary School District c/o Goleta Valley Junior High School 6100 Stow Canyon Road, Goleta, CA 93117 (805) 967-7775 FAX: (805) 967-6382 Director of Education: Bev Abrams Santa Barbara Junior High Santa Barbara High School District 721 East Cota Street, Santa Barbara,CA 93103 (805) 963-7751 FAX: (805) 962-7196 Principal: Susan Salcido Public High Schools Carpinteria High School Carpinteria Unified School District 4810 Foothill Road, Carpinteria, CA 93013 (805) 684-4107 FAX: (805) 566-5952 Principal: John Arreguin Asst. Principal: Gerardo Cornejo Dos Pueblos High School Santa Barbara High School District 7266 Alameda Avenue, Goleta, CA 93117 (805) 968-2541 FAX: (805) 968-2891 Principal: Quentin Panek San Marcos High School Santa Barbara High School District 4750 Hollister Avenue, Santa Barbara, CA 93111 (805) 967-4581 FAX: (805) 967-8358 Principal: J. Craig Morgan Santa Barbara High School Santa Barbara High School District 700 East Anapamu Street, Santa Barbara, CA 93103 (805) 966-9101 FAX: (805) 965-6872 Principal: Paul Turnbull Santa Barbara Summit High School (805) 450-6811 Head Teacher: Mark Leufkens Santa Ynez Valley Union High School Santa Ynez Valley Union High School District 2975 East Highway 246, Santa Ynez, CA 93460 (805) 688-6487, ext. 3571 FAX: (805) 688-1913 Principal: Norm Clevenger Private Schools Anacapa School , 7-12 814 Santa Barbara St., Santa Barbara, CA 93101 (805) 965-0228 Bishop Garcia Diego High School, 9-12 4000 La Colina Rd., Santa Barbara, CA 93110-1496 (805) 967-1266 Cate School , 9-12 1960 Cate Mesa Rd., Carpinteria, CA 93013 (805) 684-4127 Coastline Christian Academy , K-8 5950 Cathedral Oaks Road, Goleta, CA 93117 (805) 967-5834 Crane Country Day School, K-8 1795 San Leandro Lane, Santa Barbara, CA 93108 (805) 969-7732 Faith Academy, K-12 7190 Hollister Avenue, Goleta, CA 93117 (805) 968-2608 Howard School , K-7 5315 Foothill Road, Carpinteria, CA 93013 (805) 745-8448 Laguna Blanca School, K-12 4125 Paloma Dr., Santa Barbara, CA 93110 (805) 687-2461 Los Osos, 7-12 4449 Vieja Drive, Santa Barbara, CA 93110 (805) 683-3688 12 LOCAL AREA SCHOOLS CONTINUED ___________________________________________________________ Marymount of Santa Barbara , K-8 2130 Mission Ridge Rd., Santa Barbara, CA 93103 (805) 569-1811 St. Raphael Elementary School , K-8 160 St. Joseph St., Santa Barbara, CA 93111 (805) 967-2115 Montessori Center School of Santa Barbara, K-6 401 North Fairview Avenue, #1, Goleta, CA 93117 (805) 683-9383 Waldorf School of Santa Barbara, K-8 2300 Garden St., #B, Santa Barbara, CA 93105 (805) 569-2558 Notre Dame School, K-8 33 E. Micheltorena St., Santa Barbara, CA 93101 (805) 965-1033 Colleges Oak Tree Christian School, K-12 282 W. Highway 246, Solvang, CA 93427 (805) 693-8846 Orca, 4-6 2516 Mesa School Lane, Santa Barbara, CA 93109 (805)962-7062 Our Lady of Mount Carmel Elementary School, K-8 530 Hot Springs Rd., Santa Barbara, CA 93108 (805) 969-5965 San Roque Elementary School, K-8 3214 Calle Cedro, Santa Barbara, CA 93105 (805) 687-3717 Santa Barbara City College 721 Cliff Drive Santa Barbara, CA 93109 (805) 965-0581 University of California, Santa Barbara Santa Barbara Campus Santa Barbara, CA 93117 (805) 893-8000 Westmont College 955 La Paz Road Santa Barbara, CA 93108 (805) 565-6000 Santa Barbara Adventist, K-8 425 Arroyo Road, Santa Barbara, CA 93110 (805) 967-9914 Santa Barbara Christian School, K-8 3723 Modoc Road, Santa Barbara, CA 93105 (805) 563-4770 Santa Barbara Middle School, 6-9 2300 Garden St., #A, Santa Barbara, CA 93105 (805) 682-2989 Santa Barbara Montessori School, 18 mos.+, K-8 7421 Mirano Drive, Goleta, CA 93117 (805) 685-7600 Fax: (805) 685-7060 For Additional Information: Santa Ynez Valley Christian Academy , K-8 891 Refugio Rd., Santa Ynez, CA 93460 (805) 688-3830 Santa Barbara County Education Office sbceo.org 4400 Cathedral Oaks Road, Santa Barbara, CA 93160 Phone: (805) 964-4711 Fax: (805) 964-4712 13 SECTION III ___________________________________________________________ Recreation, Entertainment, Dining, & Religion ● Local Area 2007 Calendar of Events (pg. 16-17) ● Local Area Restaurants (pg. 18-28) ● Local Night Life (pg. 29-30) ● Local Area Golf (pg. 31-32) ● Local Area Farmers Markets (pg. 33) ● Local Area Houses of Worship (pg. 34-36) ● Local Area Museums & Tours (pg. 37) ● Local Area Transportation Guide (pg. 38) ● Local Area Hotels (pg. 39- 41) ● Local Area Winery’s (pg. 42– 44) ● Local Area Outdoor Activities (pg. 45-47) ● Local Parks & Recreation (pg. 48) ● Local Area Fitness Facilities (pg. 49) ● Local Area Shopping & Malls (pg. 50) 14 SECTION III ___________________________________________________________ Recreation, Entertainment, Dining, & Religion ● Local Area Beaches (pg. 51) 15 LOCAL CALENDAR & EVENTS 2007 -January- April 22 (10-5:30pm) Hang Gliding Festival on New Year’s day. Festival starts at 12 noon to sunset to Elings Park. Cliff Drive (805) 965-3733 Annual Classic & Hot Rod Show. 400 hot rods and classics from across America will be on display for only one day. Live music & great food! April 21 through 22 (805) 683-3869 -January / FebruaryInternational Film Festival. Hollywood’s elite & film fanatics flock to the coast. Held in various theaters around the city. Biggest star-studded event. www.sbfilmfestival.org January 25– February 4. (805) 963-0023 -March- (805) 963-0583 Santa Barbara Fair & Expo brings games, food, carnival rides, petting zoo and live music to the Earl Warren Showground's at the end of April. April 25 through 29. www.sbfairandexpo.com (805) 687-0766 Santa Maria Strawberry Festival. Food, fun, rides & family entertainment. Santa Maria’s favorite event. April 27 through 29 International Orchid Show. Features over 70 of the -Mayworld’s finest growers & thousands of their most-prized Cinco de Mayo, celebrate Mexico’s defeat of French plants. Located at Earl Warren Showground's. forces at the town of Puebla, is a multicultural www.sborchidshow.com (805) 969-5746 celebration that spreads throughout. Be ready for music, March 16 through 18 (9-5pm) food and dancing. www.cincodemayosb.com Whale Festival at Stearns Wharf. Biologists & May 5 through 6 (11-9pm) (805) 965-8561 naturalists expose land-locked sols to the Pacific’s largest inhabitants. Go to the end of State Street to enjoy Children’s Festival, bring the kids for a festival of their www.fsacares.org music, arts, crafts and food. www.sbwhalefestival.com own to Alamdea Park West. May 20 (805) 965-1001 March 25 through 26. (805) 897-3187 I Madonnari Celebration. Hundreds of chalk -Aprilpaintings color the Mission Courtyard. Across the street is an Italian market with authentic foods & Annual Deep Ellum Art Festival. 3 days of FREE entertainment. www.imadonnarifestival.com concerts & cutting edge artists. Great Entertainment! May 26 through 28 (10-6pm) (805) 964-4710 April 6 through 8 Santa Barbara Kite Festival. Go to City College to compete in stunt flying & exquisite wind-borne decorations. www.sbkitefest.com April 15 (11-4pm) (805) 963-2964 Presidio Days celebrates the original Spanish fort’s conception in 1782 on Saint Barbara’s birthday, April 21. Festivities culminate when Chumash & Spanish descendants ring the bells of the Presidio’s tower. www.sbthp.org (805) 966-9719 April 20 through 21 -JuneBig Dog Parade & Canine Festival to allow our pooches to put on their best and strut their stuff. Win lots of prizes. Held at Chase Palm Park. www.bigdogs.com (805) 963-8727x1398 June 2 (9am) Lompoc Flower Festival is one of the best flower shows. Vibrant colors cover the floats but don’t forget to go to the valley to see the flowers roll over the hills. Ryan Park, Lompoc Santa Barbara County Vintners’ Festival. Held on the June 20 through 24. (805) 735-8511 third weekend of April, local wineries throughout the Summer Solstice is one of Santa Barbara’s best vine-striped Santa Ynez Valley. (Firestone Meadow) events of the summer. Odd floats and weird looking www.sbcountywines.com (805) 688-0881 people march down State St. to Alameda Park, where April 21 (1-4pm) dancing, crafts, food, & much more to keep the party Earth Day. Held at the Santa Barbara County rock in. www.solsticeparade.com Courthouse Sunken Garden June 23 through 24 (noon on State) (805) 965-3396 16 www.communityenvironmentalcouncil.org LOCAL CALENDAR & EVENTS 2007 ___________________________________________________________ -JulyIndependence Day Celebration Thousand come to the waterfront for fireworks, music & one big beach party. www.spiritof76sb.org July 4 (805) 961-2556 National Horse & Flower Show. For two weeks Earl Warren Showground's is graced with some of the finest breads & local blossoms. www.earlwarren.com July (805) 687-0766 Danish Days. The Dane-inspired town of Solvang erupts with beer, food, & dancing. www.solvangusa.com (800) 468-6765 Sandcastle & Sculpting Festival, East Beach. Come enjoy the beach & see some spectacular sculptures. www.sandcastlefestival.com September 15 (10-6pm) (805) 966-3979 -October- California Avocado Festival, in Carpinteria. Come try the avocado ice cream. See the largest avocado imagine. Santa Barbara County Fair. Livestock, auctions, food www.avofest.com & entertainment makes for a great old time. Fairgrounds October 5 through 7 (805) 684-5479 in Santa Maria. www.santamariafairpark.com Santa Barbara Art & Jazz Festival, is fantastic music July 11 through 15 (805) 925-8824 & entertainment. Dixie, jazz & blues fill the air of Santa French Festival. Go to Oak Park and enjoy the food, Barbara at the courthouse. www.meifestivals.com wine & entertainment. Free Admission & parking. October 12 through 14 (800) 538-1881 www.frenchfestival.com (805) 564-7274 Goleta Lemon Festival, is a wild citrus party. Have fun July 14 through 15 (11-7pm) & enter a lemon pie contest, or enjoy the entertainment California Outrigger Canoe Championships. Hawaii food & lemonade stands. (805) 967-4618 meets the mainland coast as state teams compete off Halloween Family Festival, come dressed up in your Leadbetter Beach.April (805) 564-5418 costume. wwwsantabarbaradowntown.com Santa Barbara’s Big Fat—Greek Festival. This (805) 962-2098x22 celebration is filled with dancing & authentic Greek foods at Oak Park. www.saintbarbara.net -November(805) 683-4492 Half Marathon & Cally’s 5K Fun Run Walk, head to -AugustLeadbetter Beach to participate in the Santa Barbara News-Press’ Fiesta or “Old Spanish Days” is the soul of Santa Barbara. This festival brings the entire city together in -Decemberthe spirit of the old ranchos. Festivities held throughout the city include the largest parade in the States, a rodeo, Downtown Holiday Parade, shops remain open late for shoppers to have a chance to finish up their shopping. & a whole heap of food, music, & arts. “It’s starting to feel a lot like Christmas.” www.oldspanishdays-fiesta.org (805) 962-2098 August 1 through 5 (11-11pm) (805) 962-8101 Old Mission Santa Ines Fiesta. Come celebrate the diverse Latino & Chumash cultures with food, dance & entertainment in Santa Ynez Valley. August (805) 688-4815 -SeptemberAnnual Taste of the Town, is a week long feast of more than 50 of the region’s finest restaurants & wineries. (805) 892-5556 Parade of Lights, one of Santa Barbara’s favorite celebrations. From Stearns Wharf watch the boats cruise the waterfront decorated with bright lights and festive decorations. (805) 897-1962 Winterfest, this is a month long celebration in Solvang where they hang their wreaths, decorate the town Christmas tree with bright lights and enjoy lots of Danish pastries to get into the holiday spirit. 17 LOCAL AREA RESTAURANTS ___________________________________________________________ -American- 113 Harbor Way, Santa Barbara Phone: (805)564-1200 31 West at Hotel Andalucia 31 West Carrillo and Chapala St., Santa Barbara Phone: (805)879-9100 Cities BBQ 901 North Milpas St., Santa Barbara Phone: (805)892-4483 A Capella Restaurant 2220 Bath St., Santa Barbara Phone: (805)687-5911 Cold Springs Tavern 5995 Stagecoach Rd., Santa Barbara Phone: (805)967-0066 The Beach Grill at Padaro 3765 Santa Claus Lane, Carpinteria Phone: (805)566-3900 Beachside Bar Cafe 5905 Sandspit Rd, Goleta Phone: (805) 964-7881 Blue Collar Bistro 233 W. Montecito St, Santa Barbara Phone: (805) 966-1290 The Brewhouse 229 W. Montecito, Santa Barbara Phone: (805)884-4664 Brophy Bros. Santa Barbara Harbor, Santa Barbara Phone: (805) 966-4418 Bouchon 9 West Victoria St, Santa Barbara Phone: (805)730-1160 Website: www.bouchonsantabarbara.com Café Buenos Aires 1316 State St., Santa Barbara Phone: (805) 963-0242 Chad's 625 Chapala St, Santa Barbara Phone: (805) 568-1876 Chase Bar & Grill 1012 State St, Santa Barbara Phone: (805) 965-4351 Crocodile Restaurant & Bar 2819 State St., Santa Barbara Phone: (805) 687-6444 Derf’s 2000 De La Vina St., Santa Barbara Phone: (805)687-5437 Downtown Brewing Company 3755 State St,, Santa Barbara Phone: (805)682-7803 East Beach Grill 221 Stearns Wharf, Santa Barbara Phone: (805)962-5631 Elephant Bar Restaurant 521 Firestone Rd, Santa Barbara Phone: (805) 964-0779 Endless Summer Bar– Café 113 Harbor Way, Santa Barbara Phone: (805) 564-4666 The Frog Bar and Grill at Glen Annie 301 Glen Annie Rd., Goleta Phone: (805) 968-0664 Garrett’s Restaurant 2001 State Street, Santa Barbara Phone: (805) 569-0400 The Habit– Downtown 628 State St., Santa Barbara Phone: (805) 892-5400 Chuck’s Waterfront Grill 18 LOCAL AREA RESTAURANTS ___________________________________________________________ Holdren's Steaks & Seafood 512 State St, Santa Barbara Phone: (805) 965-3363 Hollister Brewing Company 6950 Marketplace Dr, Goleta Phone: (805) 968-2810 Joe’s Café 536 State St., Santa Barbara Phone: (805) 966-4638 Judge For Yourself Café 1218 Santa Barbara St, Santa Barbara Phone: (805) 966-9000 Longboards Grill 210 Stearns Wharf, Santa Barbara Phone: (805) 963-3311 Max’s Restaurant 3514 State St, Santa Barbara Phone: (805) 898-9121 Mesa Café 1972 Cliff Drive, Santa Barbara Phone: (805) 966-5303 Montecito Café 1295 Coast Village Road, Montecito Phone: (805) 969-3394 Nu 1129 State Street, Santa Barbara Phone: (805) 965-1500 Opal Restaurant & Bar 1325 State St., Santa Barbara Phone: (805) 966-9676 Overlook Café Santa Barbara Airport, Santa Barbara Phone: (805) 964-7793 Paradise Café 702 Anacapa St., Santa Barbara Phone: (805) 962-4416 Patio Restaurant at the Biltmore Hotel 1260 Channel Dr, Montecito Phone: (805) 969-2261 Peabody’s Café 1198 Coast Village Rd, Montecito Phone: (805) 969-0834 Quantum Kitchen and Cocktails 201 W. Carrillo Street, Santa Barbara Phone: (805) 962-5999 Roy 7 W Carrillo St, Santa Barbara Phone: (805) 966-5636 Ruby’s Diner 601 Paseo Nuevo, Santa Barbara Phone: (805) 564-1941 Sambos 216 W. Cabrillo Blvd., Santa Barbara Phone: (805) 965-3269 The Santa Barbara Brewing Company 501 State Street, Santa Barbara Phone: (805) 730-1040 Silvergreen’s 900 Embarcadero del Mar, Goleta Phone: (805) 961-1700 Square One 14 E. Cota St., Santa Barbara Phone: (805) 965-4565 State Street Café 440 e. Ortega, Santa Barbara Phone: (805) 963-6450 Stella Mares 50 Los Patos Way, Santa Barbara Phone: (805) 969-6705 The Brown Pelican 2981 1/2 Cliff Drive Phone: (805) 687-4550 19 LOCAL AREA RESTAURANTS ___________________________________________________________ Tinkers 2275 Ortega Hill Rd,, Summerland Phone: (805) 969-1970 The Treehouse 3860 State St, Santa Barbara Phone: (805) 687-2426 Tupelo Junction 1218 State Street, Santa Barbara Phone: (805) 899-3100 Wine Cask 813 Anacapa Street, Santa Barbara Phone: (805) 966-9463 Worker Bee Cafe 973 Linden Ave., Carpinteria Phone: (805) 745-1828 The Zone 686 Linden Ave., Carpinteria Phone: (805) 566-1530 Phone: (805) 969-7878 La Bella Rosa 1411 San Andres St, Santa Barbara Phone: (805) 966-9660 La Carniceria Bakery 1047 casitas pass rd, Carpinteria Phone: (805) 566-0822 Mama’s Bakery 5342 Hollister Ave, Goleta Phone: (805) 692-1666 Maria’s Bakery 4912 Carpinteria Ave, Carpinteria Phone: (805) 684-5556 Montecito Confections 121 E Yanonali St, Santa Barbara Phone: (805) 965-8150 -Bakery- Our Daily Bread 831 Santa Barbara St., Santa Barbara Phone: (805) 966-3894 Andersens Danish Bakery & Restaurant 1106 State St, Santa Barbara Phone: (805) 962-5085 Savoy Café and Deli 24 West Figueroa Street, Santa Barbara Phone: (805) 966-2139 Anna's Bakery Camino Real Marketplace, Goleta Phone: (805) 968-5590 Tuttini 10 E. Carillo St, Santa Barbara Phone: (805) 963-8404 D’Angelo Bread 25 W. Gutierrez St., Santa Barbara Phone: (805) 962-5466 Xanadu Bakery 1028 Coast Village Rd, Montecito Phone: (805) 969-3550 Finestra 15 E. Figueroa St., Santa Barbara Phone: (805) 962-6703 -Cajun- Jake’s Cottage Cuisine Café 2911 De La Vina St., Santa Barbara Phone: (805) 898-2233 Jeannine's Bakery - Montecito 1253 Coast Village Rd, Montecito Cajun Kitchen 901 Chapala St., Santa Barbara Phone: (805) 965-1004 John Dunn Gourment 721 Cliff Dr, Santa Barbara Phone: (805) 965-0581 20 LOCAL AREA RESTAURANTS CONTINUED ___________________________________________________________ Palace Grill 8 E. Cota St, Santa Barbara Phone: (805) 963-5000 -CalifornianArts and Letters Café 7 East Anapamu, Santa Barbara Phone: (805)730-1463 Bella Vista Restaurant 1260 Channel Drive, Montecito Phone: (805) 565-8237 California Pasta 811 State Street , Santa Barbara Phone: (805) 899-4030 Couchez 214 State St, Santa Barbara Phone: (805) 965-3585 Elements Bar and Restaurant 129 E. Anapamu Street, Santa Barbara Phone: (805) 884-9218 Endless Summer Bar Café Santa Barbara, Santa Barbara Harbor Phone: (805) 564-4666 Fresco 3987 State St # B, Santa Barbara Phone: (805) 967-6037 Kona Ranch House 5685 Calle Real, Goleta Phone: (805) 967-9400 Lucky’s 1279 Coast Village Rd, Montecito Phone: (805) 565-7540 Monarch Grill at Maravilla 5486 Calle Real, Goleta Phone: (805) 696-6025 Montecito Cafe 1295 Coast Village Rd, Montecito Phone: (805) 969-3392 Plow and Angel 900 San Ysidro Ln, Montecito Phone: (805) 565-1745 Rocks 801 State St, Santa Barbara Phone: (805) 884-1190 Soho 1221 State St., Santa Barbara Phone: (805) 962-7776 Tacone 213 Paseo Nuevo, Santa Barbara Phone: (805) 892-5533 Wine Cask 813 Anacapa, Santa Barbara Phone: (805) 966-9463 Zooker’s 5404 Carpinteria Ave, Carpinteria Phone: (805) 684-8893 -ChineseChina Bowl 440 E. Ortega, Santa Barbara Phone: (805) 963-6450 China Pavilion 1202 Chapala St., Santa Barbara Phone: (805) 560-6028 Empress Palace 2251 Las Positas Road, Santa Barbara Phone: (805) 898-2238 Fortune Garden 5915 Calle Real , Goleta Phone: (805) 685-8865 Jimmy's Oriental Gardens 126 E. Canon Perdido St, Santa Barbara 21 LOCAL AREA RESTAURANTS CONTINUED ___________________________________________________________ Phone: (805) 962-7582 Madam Lu Chinese 3524 State St, Santa Barbara Phone: (805) 898-9289 Mandarin Palace 3955 State Street, Santa Barbara Phone: (805) 683-2158 Ming Dynasty 290 Storke Rd., Goleta Phone: (805) 968-1308 Panda Express 131 N. Fairview Ave, Goleta Phone: (805) 683-1857 Red Pepper Restaurant 282 Orange , Goleta Phone: (805) 964-0995 Shang Hai 830 N. Milpas St, Santa Barbara Phone: (805) 962-7833 Uncle Chen 1002 Casitas Pass, Carpinteria Phone: (805)566-3334 Wing’s Restaurant 4427 Hollister Ave, Goleta Phone: (805) 967-9824 Yen Chin 2840 De La Vina St., Santa Barbara Phone: (805) 682-7191 Café La Luz 1436 Chapala St., Santa Barbara Phone: (805)564-0809 Café Luna 2354 Lillie Avenue, Summerland Phone: (805) 695-8780 Cantwell’s Market 1533 State St, Santa Barbara Phone: (805) 966-3902 Chapala Market 605 N. Milpas, Santa Barbara Phone: (805) 963-2309 The Daily Grind 2001 De la Vina, Santa Barbara Phone: (805) 687-0945 Deli Planet 5599 Hollister Rd, Goleta Phone: (805) 683-8555 D’Vine Café 205 W. Canon Perdido, Santa Barbara Phone: (805) 963-9591 The Garden Market 3811 Santa Claus Lane, Carpinteria Phone: (805) 745-5505 La Chapala Market 5780 Hollister Ave, Goleta Phone: (805)681-0277 -Deli- Laguna Store and Deli 512 Laguna Street, Ste. A, Santa Barbara Phone: (805) 965-0117 101 Deli 130 N. Calle Cesar Chavez, Santa Barbara Phone: (805) 966-9009 Lazy Acres Market and Deli 302 Meigs Rd., Santa Barbara Phone: (805) 564-4410 Bitterman’s Deli 5 W. Canon Perdido St., Santa Barbara Phone: (805) 965-7500 Mackenzie Market 3102 State Street, Santa Barbara Phone: (805) 682-2051 22 LOCAL AREA RESTAURANTS CONTINUED ___________________________________________________________ Arigato 1225 State St., Santa Barbara Phone: (805) 965-6074 Sakana 1046 Coast Village Rd, Montecito Phone: (805) 565-2014 Deli Sushi Gogo 119 Harbor Way #B, Santa Barbara Phone: (805) 962-6568 Sakura Express 819 State St, Santa Barbara Phone: (805) 883-1844 Eat Sushi and Thai 1208 State St., Santa Barbara Phone: (805) 568-1172 Shintori Sushi 3001 State St., Santa Barbara Phone: (805) 898-0177 Edomasa 2710 De la Vina St., Santa Barbara Phone: (805) 687-0210 Something’s Fishey 500 N. State St., Santa Barbara Phone: (805) 966-6607 Ichiban Sushi 1812 Cliff Drive, Santa Barbara Phone: (805) 564-7653 Sushi Teri 5746 Calle Real, Goleta Phone: (805) 964-9909 Kafana 11 W. Victoria St, Santa Barbara Phone: (805) 884-0828 Taiko 511 State Street, Santa Barbara Phone: (805) 564-8878 Kai Sushi 738 State Street, Santa Barbara Phone: (805) 569-2033 Tsunami 1014 Coast Village Rd., Montecito Phone: (805) 969-7565 Los Olivos Café 2879 Grand Ave., Los Olivos Phone: (805) 688-7265 -Mediterranean- Mika 7020 Marketplace Drive, Goleta Phone: (805) 571-6452 Le Bon Café 138 East Canon Perdido, Santa Barbara Phone: (805) 965-7025 Nu Restaurant 1129 State St., Santa Barbara Phone: (805) 365-1500 Medittera Café and Market 5575 Hollister Ave. #A, Goleta Phone: (805) 696-9323 Piranha 714 State St, Santa Barbara Phone: (805) 965-2980 Milk and Honey 30 W. Anapamu St, Santa Barbara Phone: (805) 275-4232 Q’s Sushi-a-Go-Go 409 State St., Santa Barbara Phone: (805) 966-9177 Pita Pit 971 Embarcadero Del Mar, Goleta Phone: ( 805)571-7482 23 LOCAL AREA RESTAURANTS CONTINUED ___________________________________________________________ Mr. Pickles Sandwich Shop 6545 Pardall Road, Goleta Phone: (805) 562-8700 Norton’s Pastrami 18 West Figueroa St., Santa Barbara Phone: (805) 965-3210 Pacific Coast Café 6440 Via Real, Santa Barbara Phone: (805) 566-9195 Panino 834 Santa Barbara St, Santa Barbara Phone: (805) 963-3700 Pierre LaFond 516 San Ysidro Rd., Montecito Phone: (805) 565-1504 Plaza Deli 140 S. Hope Ave., (La Crumbre Plaza) Santa Barbara Phone: (805) 682-4410 901 E Cabrillo Blvd, Santa Barbara Phone: (805) 963-0111 Pacific Crepes 705 Anacapa St, Santa Barbara Phone: (805) 882-1123 Restaurant Mimosa 2700 De La Vina, Santa Barbara Phone: (805) 682-2272 Sevilla 428 Chapala Street, Santa Barbara Phone: (805) 564-8446 -GermanDutch Garden Restaurant 4203 State Street, Santa Barbara Phone: (805) 967-4911 -Indian- Reyes Market 4796 Carpinteria Ave., Carpinteria Phone: (805) 684-2212 All India Café 431 North State St., Santa Barbara Phone: (805) 882-1000 South Coast Deli 185 S. Patterson, Goleta Phone: (805) 967-8226 Flavor of India 3026 State St., Santa Barbara Phone: (805) 682-6561 Villareal Market 728 E. Haley St, Santa Barbara Phone: (805) 564-8551 Spice Avenue 1027 State St, Santa Barbara Phone: (805) 965-6004 Whale Tail Deli 1114 State Street, Santa Barbara Phone: (805) 965-1730 The Taj Cafe 905 State St, Santa Barbara Phone: (805) 564-8280 -French- -Irish- Bouchon 9 W. Victoria St., Santa Barbara Phone: (805) 730-1160 www.bouchonsantabarbara.com Dargan's Irish Pub & Restaurant 18 E. Ortega St, Santa Barbara Phone: (805) 568-0702 Fresco at the beach 24 LOCAL AREA RESTAURANTS CONTINUED ___________________________________________________________ -Italian- Phone: (805) 963-8219 Aldo's Italian Restaurant 1031 State St, Santa Barbara Phone: (805) 963-6687 Luigi’s Pizza and Pasta 5711 Calle Real, Goleta Phone: (8050) 964-6433 Altamirano 422 N. Milpas St., Santa Barbara Phone: (805) 882-1390 Maria's Italian Kitchen 3979 State St, Santa Barbara Phone: (805) 683-1411 Arnoldi’s Café 600 Olive St., Santa Barbara Phone: (805) 962-5394 Mesa Pizza Company 315 Meigs Rd., Santa Barbara Phone: (805) 564-4455 Bucatini 436 State St., Santa Barbara Phone: (805) 957-4177 Olio e Limone 17 West Victoria Street, Santa Barbara Phone: (805) 899-2699 Ca Dario 37 E. Victoria St, Santa Barbara Phone: (805) 884-9419 Palazzio 1026 State St., Santa Barbara Phone: (805) 564-1985 Eladio’s Restaurant at the Harbor View Inn 1 State Street, Santa Barbara Phone: (805) 963-0780 Pane e Vino 1482 East Valley Rd, Montecito Phone: (805) 969-9274 Emilio’s Restaurant 324 W. Cabrillo Blvd., Santa Barbara Phone: (805) 966-4426 Pascucci 729 State St., Santa Barbara Phone: (805) 963-8123 Giannfranco’s Trattoria 666 Linden Ave, Carpinteria Phone: (805) 684-0720 Petrini’s Family Restaurant 14 W. Calle Laureles, Santa Barbara Phone: (805) 687-8888 Gino’s Pizza 383E Avenue of the Flags, Santa Barbara Phone: (805) 688-9442 Trattoria Mollie 1250 Coast Village Rd, Montecito Phone: (805) 565-9381 Gino’s Sicilian Express 12 W Figueroa St., Santa Barbara Phone: (805) 962-9442 Tre Lune 1151 Coast Village Rd., Santa Barbara Phone: (805) 969-2646 Giovanni’s 3020 State St., Santa Barbara Phone: (805) 682-3621 -Japanese- Gisellas Trattoria Pizzeria 1311 State St, Santa Barbara Ahi Sushi 3631 State Street, Santa Barbara Phone: (805)687-6942 25 LOCAL AREA RESTAURANTS CONTINUED ___________________________________________________________ Sage and Onion 34 E. Ortega St, Santa Barbara Phone: (805) 963-1012 Phone: (805) 687-4419 -Mexican- Delgado’s Mexican Food 4401 Carpinteria , Carpinteria Phone: (805) 684-4822 Acapulco Mexican Restaurants 1114 State St, Santa Barbara Phone: (805) 963-3469 Del Pueblo 5134 Hollister Ave., Goleta Phone: (805) 692-8800 Arturo’s Taqueria 226 S. Milpas St., Santa Barbara Phone: (805) 560-6612 Del Valle Grill 5746 Hollister Ave., Goleta Phone: (805) 683-1719 Baja Fresh 3851 State St., Santa Barbara Phone: (805)687-9966 Don Pepe’s Restaurant 701 Chapala St., Santa Barbara Phone: (805) 730-1612 Baja Grill 7024 Camino Real Marketplace, Goleta Phone: (805) 571-6000 El Caballo 3130 State St., Santa Barbara Phone: (805) 687-5916 Blue Agave 20 E. Cota, Santa Barbara Phone: (805) 899-4694 El Cazador 731 De la Guerra Plaza, Santa Barbara Phone: (805) 965-5606 Cabo’s 5096 Carpenteria Ave., Carpinteria Phone: (805) 684-5507 El Paseo 813 Anacapa St, Santa Barbara Phone: (805) 962-6050 Carlitos Café & Cantina 1324 State St., Santa Barbara Phone: (805) 962-7117 El Sitio 2830 De La Vina St., Santa Barbara Phone: (805) 682-9747 Cava Restaurant & Bar 1212 Coast Village Rd, Montecito Phone: (805) 969-8500 El Taco Grande 1096 Casitas Pass, Carpinteria Phone: (805) 684-0135 Chilango’s Mexican Restaurant 503 State St., Santa Barbara Phone: (805) 897-1160 El Torito 29 E. Cabrillo St., Santa Barbara Phone: (805) 963-1968 Chipotle 723 State St., Santa Barbara Phone: (805) 730-9195 Freebirds World Burrito 879 Embarcadero del Norte, Goleta Phone: (805) 968-0123 Daniel’s Mexican Bakery 2714 Dela Vina St., Santa Barbara La Salsa 3987 State St, Santa Barbara 26 LOCAL AREA RESTAURANTS CONTINUED ___________________________________________________________ Phone: (805) 964-1146 Left at Albuquerque's 700 State Street, Santa Barbara Phone: (805) 564-5040 Zia Café 532 State St, Santa Barbara Phone: (805) 962-5391 -Natural- Little Alex’s 1024 Coast Village Road, Montecito The Sojourner Café 134 East Canon Perdido, Santa Barbara Phone: (805) 965-7922 Los Arroyos Mexican Restaurant 14 West Figueroa St., Santa Barbara Phone: (805) 962-5541 The Natural Café and Juice Bar 508 State St., Santa Barbara Phone: (805) 962-9494 Los Gallos 2009 De la Vina, Santa Barbara Phone: (805) 563-4883 Spiritland Bistro– Organic Global Cuisine 230 East Victoria, Santa Barbara Phone: (805) 966-7759 Mexican Fresh 315 Meigs Road, Santa Barbara Phone: (805) 963-7492 -Sea Food- Mulligan’s Café at Santa Barbara Golf Club 3500 McCaw Ave, Santa Barbara Phone: (805) 682-3228 Palapa 4123 State Street, Santa Barbara Phone: (805) 683-3074 Pepe's Mexican Food 254 Orange Ave, Goleta Phone: (805) 967-0313 Pollofino 6831 Hollister Ave., Goleta Phone: (805) 685-1141 Rose Cafe - Mesa 1816 Cliff Dr, Santa Barbara Phone: (805) 965-5513 Ruby’s State Street Café 734 State Street, Santa Barbara Phone: (805) 962-9688 Su Casa Fresh Mexican Grill 1417 San Andres St, Santa Barbara Phone: (805) 899-1229 Bay Cafe 131 Anacapa St., Santa Barbara Phone: (805) 963-2215 Beachside Bar Café 5905 Sandspit Rd., Goleta Phone: (805) 964-7881 Breakwater Restaurant 104 Harbor Way, Santa Barbara Phone: (805) 965-1557 Brophy Bros 119 Harbor Way , Santa Barbara Phone: (805) 966-4418 The Brown Pelican 2981 1/2 Cliff Dr., Santa Barbara Phone: (805) 687-4550 Chuck’s of Hawaii 3888 State St., Santa Barbara Phone: (805) 687-4417 East Beach Grill 221 Stearns Wharf, Santa Barbara Phone: (805) 962-5631 27 LOCAL AREA RESTAURANTS CONTINUED ___________________________________________________________ The Endless Summer Bar –Café 113 Harbor Way, Santa Barbara Phone: (805) 564-4666 Enterprise Fish Co. 225 State St., Santa Barbara Phone: (805) 962-3313 Holdren’s Steaks and Seafood 512 State Street, Santa Barbara Phone: (805) 965-3363 Hungry Cat 1134 Chapala St, Santa Barbara Phone: (805) 884-4701 Lucky’s 1279 Coast Village Rd, Montecito Phone: (805) 565-7540 Moby Dick Restaurant 220 Stearns Wharf, Santa Barbara Phone: (805) 965-0549 Santa Barbara Shellfish Stearns Wharf, Santa Barbara Phone: (805) 966-6676 Rodney’s Steakhouse 633 East Cabrillo Blvd., Santa Barbara Phone: (805) 884-8581 The Palms 701 Linden Ave., Carpinteria Phone: (805) 6843811 Shalhoob’s Restaurant 632 Santa Barbara Street, Santa Barbara Phone: (805) 963-0378 -ThaiBangkok Palace 2829 De La Vina St., Santa Barbara Phone: (805) 687-1828 Galanga Thai Restaurant 507 State St., Santa Barbara Phone: (805) 963-6799 Mesa Thai Cuisine 1819 Cliff Drive, Suite D, Santa Barbara Phone: (805) 882-9244 -Spanish- Your Choice Thai Restaurant 3404 State Street, Santa Barbara Phone: (805) 569-3730 Alcazar 1812 Cliff Drive, Santa Barbara Phone: (805)962-0337 Your Place Restaurant 22 North Milpas, Santa Barbara Phone: (805) 965-9397 Fresco at the Beach 901 E Cabrillo Blvd, Santa Barbara Phone: (805) 963-0111 Zen Yai Thai 425 State Street, Santa Barbara Phone: (805) 957-1193 Milk and Honey 30 W. Anapamu St, Santa Barbara Phone: (805) 275-4232 -SteakHoldren’s Steakhouse 512 State St., Santa Barbara Phone: (805) 965-3363 -VietnameseAsian Café 5869 Hollister Ave, Goleta Phone: (805)683-4417 Saigon In and Out 318 N. Milpas Street, Santa Barbara Phone: (805) 966-0916 28 Santa Barbara Night Life ___________________________________________________________ Blue Agave 20 E. Cota, Santa Barbara Phone: (805) 899-4694 The Brewhouse 229 W. Montecito, Santa Barbara Phone: (805) 884-4664 Chad’s On Chapala 625 Chapala St., Santa Barbara Phone: (805) 568-1876 Elsie’s Bar 117 W. De la Guerra St. , Santa Barbara Phone: (805) 963-4503 EOS Lounge 500 Anacapa St., Santa Barbara Phone: (805) 564-2410 Indochine 434 State St., Santa Barbara Phone: (805) 962-0154 Copa Cabana 518 N Milpas, Santa Barbara Joe’s Café 536 State St, Santa Barbara Phone: (805) 966-4638 Couchez 214 State St., Santa Barbara Phone: (805) 965-3585 Legends Bar and Lounge 512 N. Milpas St. , Santa Barbara Phone: (805) 966-7317 Dalton’s Sports Bar 7398 Calle Real, Goleta Phone: (805) 563-7901 Madison’s Grill and Tavern 525 State street, Santa Barbara Phone: (805) 882-1182 Dargan’s Irish Pub and Restaurant 18 E. Ortega St., Santa Barbara Phone: (805) 568-0702 Mel’s Lounge 6 West De la Guerra Street, Santa Barbara Phone: (805) 963-2211 Don Q Billards 1128 Chapala St., Santa Barbara Phone: (805) 966-0915 The Mercury Lounge 5871 Hollister Ave, Goleta Phone: (805) 967-0907 Downtown Brewing Company 3755 State St., Santa Barbara Phone: (805) 682-7803 Monty’s Sports Bar 5114 Hollister Ave, Santa Barbara Phone: (805) 683-1003 Dublin’s Sport Grill 910 Embarcadero Del Norte, Goleta Phone: (805) 685-1503 The Neighborhood 235 W. Montecito St., Santa Barbara Phone: (805) 963-7600 Elements Restaurant and Bar 129 E. Anapamu St., Santa Barbara Phone: (805) 884-9218 Old Kings Road 532 State Street, Santa Barbara Phone: (805) 884-4085 El Paseo 813 Anacapa St., Santa Barbara Phone: (805) 962-6050 Old Town Tavern 261 Orange Ave., Goleta Phone: (805) 967-2403 29 Santa Barbara Night Life Continued... ___________________________________________________________ O’ Malley’s 523 State St., Santa Barbara Phone: (805) 564-8904 Star Lounge 343 E. Main St., Ventura Phone: (805) 648-4709 Palmieri’s Cocktail Lounge 1431 San Andres St, Santa Barbara Phone: (805) 966-7898 The Study Hall 519 State St., Santa Barbara Phone: (805) 560-6550 Press Room 15 E. Ortega St., Santa Barbara Phone: (805) 963-8121 The Creekside 4444 Hollister Ave., Santa Barbara Phone: (805) 964-5118 Q’s Sushi-A-Go-Go 409 State St., Santa Barbara Phone: (805) 966-9177 The Treehouse 3860 State St, Santa Barbara Phone: (805) 687-2426 Tiburon Tavern 3116 State St., Santa Barbara Phone: (805) 682-8100 Quantum Kitchen and Cocktails 201 W. Carrillo Street, Santa Barbara Phone: (805) 962-5999 Rocks 801 State St., Santa Barbara Phone: (805) 884-1190 Sand Bar 514 State St., Santa Barbara Phone: (805) 966-1388 The Santa Barbara Brewing Company 501 State Street, Santa Barbara Phone: (805) 730-1040 Sevilla 428 Chapala Street, Santa Barbara Phone: (805) 564-8446 Sharkeez 416 State St., Santa Barbara Phone: (805) 963-9680 SOhO 1221 State St., Santa Barbara Phone: (805) 962-7776 Sportsman Lounge 20 W. Figueroa, Santa Barbara Phone: (805) 564-4411 Tonic 634 State Street, Santa Barbara Phone: (805) 897-1800 Velvet Jones 423 State St., Santa Barbara Whiskey Richards 435 State St., Santa Barbara Phone: (805) 963-1786 Wildcat Lounge 15 W. Ortega St., Santa Barbara Phone: (805) 962-7970 Zaytoon 209 E. Canon Perdido, Santa Barbara Phone: (805) 963-1293 Zelo 630 State St., Santa Barbara Phone: (805) 966-5792 Z’s Tap house and Grill 5925 Calle Real, Goleta Phone: (805) 967-0128 30 LOCAL AREA GOLF ___________________________________________________________ Public 9-Hole Courses Hidden Oaks 4760 Calle Camarada Santa Barbara, CA 93110 (805) 967-3493 www.hiddenoaksgolfsb.com Ocean Meadows 6925 Whittier Dr. Goleta, CA (805) 968-6814 www.oceanmeadowgolf.com Pismo State Beach Golf Course LeSage Drive Off Grand Avenue (805) 481-5215 www.golfslo.com Twin Lakes 6034 Hollister Avenue Goleta, CA (805) 964-1414 www.twinlakesgolf.com Zaca Creek 223 Shadow Mountain Dr. Buellton, CA (805) 688-2575 Public 18-Hole Courses Glen Annie 405 Glen Annie Canyon Rd. Goleta, CA 93117 (805) 968-6400 www.glenanniegolf.com Alisal Ranch 1054 Alisal Rd. Solvang, CA (805) 688-4215 www.alisal.com Sandpiper 7925 Hollister Avenue Santa Barbara, CA 93117 (805) 968-1541 www.sandpipergolf.com Santa Barbara Golf Club 3500 McCaw Avenue Santa Barbara, CA 93105 (805) 687-7087 La Purisima 3455 State Highway 246 Lompoc, CA (805) 735-8395 www.lapurisimagolf.com Ojai Valley 905 County Club Rd. Ojai, CA (805) 646-5511 www.ojairesort.com Rancho Maria 1950 Casmalia Rd. Santa Maria, CA (805) 937-2019 www.ranchomariagolf.com Rancho San Marcos 4600 Hwy. 154 Santa Barbara, CA 93105 (805) 683-6334 (877) 776-1804 River Course at the Alisal 150 Alisal Road Solvang, CA (805) 688-6042 www.rivercourse.com Soule Park 1033 E. Ojai Ave. Ojai, CA (805) 646-5633 www.soulepark.com 31 LOCAL AREA GOLF CONTINUED ___________________________________________________________ Driving Ranges Private Courses Glen Annie 405 Glen Annie Canyon Rd. Goleta, CA 93117 (805) 968-6400 www.glenanniegolf.com Birnam Wood Golf Club 2031 Packing House Rd. Santa Barbara, CA 93108 (805) 969-0919 18 Holes La Purisima 3455 State Highway 246 Lompoc, CA (805) 735-8395 www.lapurisimagolf.com La Cumbre Country Club 4015 Via Laguna Santa Barbara, CA 93110 (805) 682-3131 18 Holes Rancho San Marcos 4600 Hwy. 154 Santa Barbara, CA 93105 (805) 683-6334 (877) 776-1804 www.rsm1804.com Montecito Country Club 920 Summit Rd. Santa Barbara, CA 93108 (805) 969-0800 www.montecitocc.com 18 Holes River Course at the Alisal 150 Alisal Road Solvang, CA (805) 688-6042 www.rivercourse.com The Village Country Club 4300 Clubhouse Rd. Lompoc, CA (805) 733-3537 www.villagecc.net 18 Holes Sandpiper 7925 Hollister Avenue Santa Barbara, CA 93117 (805) 968-1541 www.sandpipergolf.com Santa Barbara Golf Club 3500 McCaw Avenue Santa Barbara, CA 93105 (805) 687-7087 Valley Club of Montecito 1901 Valley Rd. Santa Barbara, CA 93108 (805) 969-4681 www.valleyclub.org 18 Holes Tee Time Driving Range 5885 Carpinteria Avenue (805) 566-9948 Twin Lakes 6034 Hollister Avenue Goleta, CA (805) 964-1414 www.twinlakesgolf.com 32 LOCAL AREA FARMERS MARKET ___________________________________________________________ It’s easy to forget that we live in the midst of some of the richest farmland. Until you go to one of the many farmers markets. The diversity and abundance of vegetables, nuts, fruits, honey, and flowers you can get every day. Each of the local communities has their own farmers markets that are wonderfully colored by the character and charm of each town. -Tuesdays- -Fridays- Old Town Santa Barbara 500 & 600 block State Street Santa Barbara, CA Summer hours: 4pm - 7:30pm Winter hours: 3pm - 6:30pm Montecito-Coast Village 1100 &1200 block of Coast Village Rd Montecito, CA Year round hours: 8am - 11:15am -Wednesdays- La Cumbre Plaza 110 S. Hope Ave. (inside the mall) Santa Barbara, CA Summer hours: 2pm - 6pm Winter hours: 1pm - 5pm Solvang Village Copenhagen Drive & 1st Street Solvang, CA Summer hours: 4pm - 7pm Winter hours: 3pm - 6pm -SaturdaysDowntown Santa Barbara Santa Barbara Street & Cota Street Santa Barbara, CA Year round hours: 8:30am - 12:30pm -SundaysCamino Real Marketplace 7004 Marketplace Drive (In front of Borders) Goleta, CA Year round hours: 9am - 1pm -Thursdays- Calle Real Center - Goleta 5700 block Calle Real Goleta, CA Year round hours: 3pm - 6pm Carpinteria 800 block Linden Ave Carpinteria, CA Summer hours: 4pm - 7pm Winter hours: 3pm - 6pm 33 LOCAL AREA HOUSES OF WORSHIP ___________________________________________________________ -BaptistCalvary Baptist 736 West Islay (805) 569-0508 Cambridge Drive Baptist 550 Cambridge Drive (805) 964-0436 First Baptist 949 Veronica Springs Road (805) 682-2485 Friendship Missionary Baptist 912 East Cota Street (805) 865-7879 Grace Baptist 400 Puente Drive (805) 967-5424 Greater Hope Baptist 430 East Figueroa Street (805) 963-5405 Hispanic Baptist 925 Santa Barbara Street (805) 965-3202 Our Lady of Guadalupe 801 Jennings Avenue (805) 965-4060 Our Lady of Mt. Carmel 1300 East Valley Road (805) 969-6868 Our Lady of Sorrows Church 21 East Sola Street (805) 963-1734 St. Joseph Catholic Church 5048 El Carro Lane (805) 684-2181 St. Mark’s UCSB Newman Center 6550 Picasso Road (805) 968-1078 St. Raphael’s Church 5444 Hollister Avenue (805) 967-5641 San Roque Catholic Church 325 Argonne Circle (805) 687-5215 -Christian- Second Baptist 26 East Gutierrez Street (805) 965-8912 First Christian Church 1905 Chapala Street (805) 682-9228 Trinity Church 1002 Cieneguitas Street (805) 687-7797 Lewis Chapel CME Church 202 E. Gutierrez Street (805) 965-2625 -Catholic- Ocean Hills 115 West De La Guerra Phone: (805) 965– WAVE Holy Cross Rectory 1740 Cliff Drive (805) 962-0411 Old Mission 2201 Laguna Street (805) 682-4713 Shoreline Community Church 935 San Andreas Street (805) 563-2555 -Christian Science34 LOCAL AREA HOUSES OF WORSHIP CONTINUED ___________________________________________________________ First Church of Christ 924 Walnut Avenue, Carpinteria (805) 684-2385 Chinese Evangelical Free Church 15 W. Calle Crespis (805) 569-7159 First Church of Christ 480 N. Fairview Avenue, Goleta (805) 964-1518 -Greek Orthodox- First Church of Christ 120 E. Valerio, Santa Barbara (805) 966-6661 St. Barbara Greek Orthodox 1205 San Antonio Creek (805) 683-4492 -Jehovah’s Witness- First Church of Christ 2466 Baseline Avenue, Solvang (805) 688-2984 Jehovah’s Witnesses 805 North Quarantina (805) 963-4611 -Episcopal- Jehovah’s Witnesses 715 North Turnpike Road (805) 967-3772 All Saints by the Sea 83 Eucalyptus Lane (805) 969-4771 Christ the King 5073 Hollister Avenue (805) 964-9966 Jehovah’s Witnesses 840 North Fairview Avenue, Goleta (805) 964-4702 -Judaism- Church of our Saviour 340 Old Mill Road (800) 463-3339 B’Nai Brith Temple 900 San Antonio Creek Road (805) 964-7869 St. Michal’s University Church 6586 Picasso Road (805) 968-2712 -Lutheran- Trinity Episcopal Church 1500 State Street (805) 965-7419 -Evangelical Covenant- Christ Lutheran Church 6595 Covington Way (805) 964-2267 Emanuel Lutheran Church-LCMS 3721 Modoc Road (805) 687-3734 Community Covenant Church 5070 Cathedral Oaks (805) 967-2671 Good Shepherd Lutheran 380 N. Fairview, Goleta (805) 967-1416 Montecito Covenant Church 671 Cold Springs Road (805) 969-0373 Grace Lutheran Church 3869 State Street (805) 687-2628 35 LOCAL AREA HOUSES OF WORSHIP CONTINUED ___________________________________________________________ Lutheran Campus Ministries 777 Camino Pescadero (805) 968-3164 Our Redeemer Lutheran Church 770 Vala Drive (805) 967-1128 Trinity Evangelical Lutheran 909 N. La Cumbre Road (805) 687-1577 -OrthodoxSt. Athanasius Orthodox 976 Embarcadero Del Mar (805) 968-4459 (805) 967-2131 Santa Barbara Pyong Kang Church 5276 Hollister Avenue (805 964-7275 St. Andrews Presbyterian Church 4575 Auhay Drive (805) 967-6327 Summerland Presbyterian Church 2400 Lillie Avenue (805) 969-9318 -Unitarian- -Pentecostal- Unitarian Society 1535 Santa Barbara Street (805) 965-4583 Iglesia De Cristo 329 West Canon Perdido (805) 962-0351 Unitarian Universalist Live Oak 820 North Fairview Avenue (805) 67-7867 United Pentecostal Church 230 Lighthouse Road (805) 568-0506 -United Methodist- -Presbyterian- First United Methodist Church 305 East Anapamu (805) 963-3579 Christ Presbyterian 543 Pintura Drive (805) 692-2078 St. Mark United Methodist Church 3942 La Colina Road (805) 687-2631 El Camino Presbyterian 7526 Calle Real (805) 968-0113 University Church of Goleta 892 Camino Del Sur (805) 968-2610 El Montecito Presbyterian 1455 East Valley Road (805) 969-5041 First Presbyterian Church 21 East Constance Avenue (805) 687-0754 Goleta Presbyterian Church 6067 Shirrl Way 36 LOCAL MUSEUMS & TOURS ___________________________________________________________ -Museums- -Tours- Carpinteria Valley Museum of History 956 maple Avenue, Carpinteria (805) 684-3112 American Int’l Transportation Services (888) 334-5466 or (805) 643-5466 www.aitslimo.com Private city tours, shopping excursions, golf/activity transportation and customized wine tours. Our drivers are professionally trained chauffeurs and provide only the most professional, courteous service to our customers. Call 643.5466 or toll free 888.334.5466. Karpeles Manuscript Library 21 West Anapamu Mission Santa Ines 1760 Mission Drive, Solvang www.missionsantaines.org Museum of History & Art 1624 Elverhoy Way, Solvang Museum of Natural History 2559 Puesta Del Sol Road www.sbnature.org (805) 962-5322 (805) 688-4815 (805) 686-1211 (805) 682-4711 Old Spanish Days Carriage Museum 129 Castillo Street (805) 962-2353 Santa Barbara Botanic Garden 1212 Mission Canyon Road www.sbbg.org (805) 682-4726 Santa Barbara Carriage & Western Arts 129 Castillo (805) 962-2353 www.carriagemuseum.org Adventours Outdoor Excursions - kayaking, biking, climbing. (805) 899-2929 Blue Sky Bus – personalized tours. (805) 564-1811 Cloud Climbers Jeep & Wine Tours 805-965-6654 www.ccjeeps.com Island Packer – transportation to the local Channel Islands. (805) 474-1361 Pedal and Paddle - customized kayak and bike tours. (805) 687-2912 Santa Barbara Historical Museum 136 East De La Guerra (805) 966-1601 Personal Tours - cultural tours in a range of vehicles. (805) 685-0552 Santa Barbara Maritime Museum 113 Harbor Way, Ste. 190 (805) 962-8404 www.sbmm.org Red Tile Walking Tour - self-guided walking tour of historic downtown buildings. (805) 965-3021 Santa Barbara Mission 2201 Laguna Street Santa Barbara Airbus (805) 964-7759 Santa Barbara Museum of Art 1130 State Street www.sbma.net (805)-682-4149 (805) 963-4364 Santa Barbara Zoo (The Zoological Gardens) 500 Ninos Drive (805) 962-6310 www.sbzoo.org Sea Center 211 Stearns Wharf (805) 962-0885 South Coast Railroad Museum 300 N. Los Carneros Road , Goleta (805) 964-3540 The Wilding Museum 1040 Mission Canyon Road (805) 898-7952 Santa Barbara County Courthouse Tours - 1100 Anacapa Street, 2pm Monday - Saturday, 10:30am Monday, Tuesday, Friday. (805) 962-0353 Santa Barbara Trolley - narrated tours leaving from Stearns Wharf. (805) 965-0353 Spencer’s Limousine & Tours – the Santa Barbara Mission, Chumash Casino & winery tours. (805) 884-9700 Truth Aquatics - is the park's concessionaire for boat travel departing from Santa Barbara Harbor to all of the islands. 37 SANTA BARBARA TRANSPORTATION GUIDE ___________________________________________________________ The Santa Barbara Airport offers convenient & affordable commercial airline service options. Five major airlines provide 90 flights each day. Ten non-stops offer connections to over 300 one-stop destinations worldwide. -Airport / Airplanes- -Bus- American Eagle, American Airlines (800) 433-7300 (aa.com) America West, America West Express (800) 235-9292 (americawest.com) Delta Connection (800) 221-1212 (delta.com) United Airlines, United Express, United Shuttle (800) 428-4322 (ual.com) Us Air Express (800) 428-4322 -Airport ShuttleSanta Barbara Airbus - goes to Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) and other destinations (805) 964-7759 State Street Shuttle - electric open-sir bus stops every 10 minutes on every block from Sola Street to the Waterfront from 10:15am to 6pm. Fare is $.25 cents. (805) 683-3702 Waterfront Shuttle - electric open-air bus runs every 30 minutes between the harbor & Santa Barbara Zoo from 10 - 5:45pm. Fare is $.25 cents. (805) 683-3702 Greyhound Cit to City Bus Service - corner of Carrillo & Chapala Street. (805) 965-7551 -TaxiOrange Cab Rose Cab Santa Barbara City Cab United Taxi Yellow Cab SuperRide Airport Shuttle (805) 683-9636 -Rental CarAce Alamo Avis Bargain Best Price Brazil Budget Enterprise Hertz National Thrifty U-Save Santa Barbara Metropolitan Transit District Municipal bus system transports passengers in & around Goleta, Santa Barbara, & Carpinteria. (805) 683-3702 (805) 683-4035 (800) 327-9633 (800) 831-2847 (805) 884-0853 (805) 964-0429 (805) 965-8925 (800) 527-7000 (805) 966-3097 (800) 704-4473 (800) 227-7368 (805) 681-1222 (805) 963-3499 (805) 964-2800 (805) 564-2600 (805) 968-6868 (805) 895-5555 (805) 965-5111 -ParkingThere are 13 city parking lots located one block off of State Street from Victoria Street to Haley Street. Parking is free for the first 75 minutes and $1 per hour thereafter up to $10. Open 24 hours per day. (805) 963-1581 -TrainAmtrak - Southern Pacific Railroad stops daily to Santa Barbara, running both northbound & southbound. Station at 209 State Street (805) 963-1015. For schedules & reservations call (800) 872-7245. 38 LOCAL HOTELS ___________________________________________________________ Adobe Inn (Pets Allowed) 6 Haley Street (805) 966-5505 Casa Del Mar Inn (Pets Allowed) 18 Bath Street (805) 963-4418 Adobe Motel 26 E. Haley Street (805) 966-5505 Castillo Inn at the Beach 22 Castillo Street Ala-Mar Motel 102 West Cabrillo Blvd. (805) 962-9208 Cheshire Cat Inn (Bed & Breakfast) 36 West Valerio (805) 569-1610 Alisal Guest Ranch 1054 Alisal Road, Solvang (805) 688-6411 Chimney Sweep Inn 1564 Copenhagen Drive, Solvang (805) 688-2111 Bacara Resort & Spa 8301 Hollister Avenue, Goleta (805) 968-0100 Circle Bar B Stables 1800 Refugio Road (805) 968-1113 Banana Bungalow 210 E. Ortega Street (805) 963-0154 City Center Travelodge 1816 State Street 805) 569-2205 Bath Street Inn (Bed & Breakfast) 1720 Bath Street (805) 682-9680 Coast Village Inn 1188 Coast Village Road (805) 969-3266 Bayberry Inn (Bed & Breakfast) 111 West Valerio Street (805) 569-3398 Colonial Beach Inn 206 Castillo Street (805) 963-4317 Beachcomber 202 W. Cabrillo Blvd. (805) 966-9133 Country Inn by the Sea 128 Castillo Street (805) 963-4471 Beach House Inn 320 West Yanonalli Street (805) 966-1126 Country Inns & Suites 1455 Mission Drive, Santa Ynez (805) 688-2018 Best Western Beachside Inn 336 West Cabrillo Blvd. (805) 965-6556 Danish Country Inn 1455 Mission Drive, Solvang (805) 688-2018 Best Western Carpinteria 4558 Carpinteria Avenue, Carpinteria (805) 684-0473 Days Inn at the Wind Mill 114 East Highway 246, Buellton (805) 688-8448 Best Western Encina Lodge 2220 Bath Street (805) 682-7277 Days Inn Santa Barbara 116 Castillo Street (805) 963-9772 Best Western Inn 3850 State Street (805) 687-5511 Eagle Inn 232 Natoma Avenue (805) 965-3686 Best Western Inn 5620 Calle Real, Goleta (805) 967-3200 El Encanto Hotels & Villas 1900 Lasuen Road (805) 687-5000 Blue Dolphin Inn (Bed & Breakfast) 420 West Montecito Street (805) 965-2333 El Prado Inn 1601 State Street (805) 966-0807 Blue Sands Motel (Pets Allowed) 421 South Milpas Street (805) 965-1624 Extended Stay America 4870 Calle Real, Goleta (805) 692-1882 Brisa Del Mar 223 Castillo Street (805) 966-2219 Fess Parker’s Doubletree 633 East Cabrillo Blvd. (805) 564-4333 Cabrillo Inn at the Beach 931 East Cabrillo Blvd. (805) 966-1641 Fess Parker’s Wine Country Inn 2860 Grand Avenue, Los Olivos (805) 688-7788 39 (805) 965-8527 LOCAL HOTELS CONTINUED ___________________________________________________________ Four Season’s Biltmore (Pets Allowed) 1260 Channel Drive (805) 969-2261 Inn on Summerhill (Bed & Breakfast) 2520 Lillie Avenue, Summerland (805) 969-9998 Franciscan Inn 109 Bath Street Ivanhoe Inn (Pets Allowed) 1406 Castillo Street (805) 963-8832 Glenborough Inn (Bed & Breakfast) 1327 Bath Street (805) 966-0589 Laguna Garden Inn 909 Laguna Street (805) 962-1165 Goodfriend Inn 1734 Bath Street (805) 898-9336 Lemon Tree 2819 State Street (805) 687-6444 Guest House Inn & Suites 3344 State Street (805) 687-6611 Marina Beach Motel (Pets Allowed) 21 Bath Street (805) 963-9311 Hacienda Motel 3643 State Street (805) 687-6461 Mason Beach Inn 324 West Mason Street (805) 962-3203 Harbor House Inn (Pets Allowed) 104 Bath Street (805) 962-9745 Meadowlark Inn 2644 Mission Drive, Solvang (805) 688-4631 Harbor View Inn 28 West Cabrillo Blvd. (805) 963-0780 Modoc Inn 4455 Hollister Avenue (805) 570-9000 Holiday Lodge 2825 State Street (805) 687-6800 Montecito Del Mar (Pets Allowed) 316 West Montecito Street (805) 962-2006 Holiday Inn (Pets Allowed) 5650 Calle Real, Goleta (805) 964-6241 Montecito Inn 1295 Coast Village Road (805) 969-7854 Hope Ranch Inn 4111 State Street (805) 967-2901 Motel 6 443 Corona Del Mar (805) 64-1392 Hotel Andalucia 31 West Carrillo Street (805) 884-0300 Motel 6 5897 Calle Real, Goleta (805) 964-3596 Hotel Mar Monte 1111 East Cabrillo Blvd. (805) 963-0744 Motel 6 4200 Via Real, Carpinteria (805) 684-6921 Hotel Oceano 202 West Cabrillo Blvd. (805) 965-4577 Mountain View Inn 3055 De la Vina Street (805) 687-6636 Hotel Santa Barbara 533 State Street (805) 957-9300 Old Yacht Club Inn (Bed & Breakfast) 431 Corona Del Mar (805) 962-1277 Hotel State Street 121 State Street (805) 966-6586 Olive House Inn 1604 Olive Street (805) 962-4902 Inn at East Beach 1029 Orilla Del Mar (805) 965-0546 Orange Tree Inn 1920 State Street (805) 569-1521 Inn by the Harbor 433 West Montecito Street (805) 96-7851 Pacific Crest Inn 433 Corona Del Mar (805) 966-3103 Inn of the Spanish Garden 915 Garden Street (805) 564-4700 Pacifica Suites (Pets Allowed) 5490 Hollister Avenue, Goleta (805) 683-6722 (805) 963-8845 40 LOCAL HOTELS CONTINUED ___________________________________________________________ Parsonage B&B 1600 Olive Street (805) 962-9336 Summerland Inn (Bed & Breakfast) 2161 Ortega Hill Rd., Summerland (805) 746-7930 Petersen Inn 1576 Mission Drive, Solvang (805) 688-3121 Super 8 6021 Hollister Avenue, Goleta (805) 967-5591 Presidio Motel 162 State Street (805) 963-1355 The Parsonage 1600 Olive Street (805) 962-9336 Prufrocks Garden Inn 600 Linden Avenue, Carpinteria (805) 566-9696 Tiffany Inn (Bed & Breakfast) 1323 Del la Vina Street (805) 963-2283 Radisson Hotel Santa Barbara 111 E. Cabrillo Blvd. (805) 963-0744 Town & Country Inn 2800 State Street (805) 687-2500 Ramada Inn 4770 Calle Real, Goleta (805) 964-3511 Traveler’s Motel 3222 State Street (805) 687-6009 Rancho Santa Barbara Marriott 555 McMurray Road, Buelton (805) 68-1000 Tropicana Inn 223 Castillo Street (805) 966-2219 Royal Copenhagen Motel 579 Mission Drive, Solvang (805) 688-5561 Upham Hotel (Bed & Breakfast) 1404 De La Vina Street (805) 962-0058 Royal Scandinavian Inn 400 Alisal Road, Solvang (805) 688-8000 Villa Rose Inn 15 Chapala Street (805) 966-0851 San Marcos Motel 536 Ave. of the Flags, Solvang (805) 688-5511 Virginia Hotel - Holiday Inn 17 West Haley Street (805) 963-9757 West Beach Inn 306 West Cabrillo Blvd. (805) 963-4277 San Ysidro Ranch (Pets Allowed) 900 San Ysidro Lane (805) 969-5046 San Roque Motel 3344 State Street (805) 687-6611 Sandman Inn 3714 State Street (805) 687-2468 Sandpiper Lodge 3525 State Street (805) 687-5326 Santa Barbara Beach Travelodge 22 Castillo Street (805) 965-8527 Santa Barbara Inn 901 East Cabrillo Blvd. (805) 966-2285 Secret Garden Inn (Pets Allowed) 1908 Bath Street (805) 687-2300 Simpson House Inn (Bed & Breakfast) 121 East Arellaga Street (805) 963-7067 State Street Hotel 121 State Street (805) 966-6586 41 LOCAL OUTDOOR ACTIVITIES ___________________________________________________________ -BoatingSanta Barbara Sailing Center (boat rentals, charters, & lessons ) The Breakwater, Santa Barbara (805) 962-2826 (800) 350-9090 www.sbsail.com Sea Landing (cruises, charters, & sunset dinners) 301 W. Cabrillo Blvd., Santa Barbara (805) 963-3564 Captain Don’s (sunset dinners, cruises, & sight seeing tours) Stearns Wharf, Santa Barbara (805) 969-5217 www.captdons.com Pacific Sailing (sailboat charters & instruction) 1583 Spinnaker Drive, Dock D-9, Ventura Harbor (805) 658-6508 www.pacsail.com -CampingCachuma Lake Recreation Area A Santa Barbara County Park HC 58 - Highway 154, Santa Barbara (805) 686-5054 Group Reservations: (805) 686-5050 Carpinteria State Park Palm Avenue, Carpinteria 805-684-2811 parks.ca.gov Los Padres National Forest 6755 Hollister Ave., Suite 150 Goleta, CA 93117 805-968-6640 www.r5.fs.fed.us Rancho Oso 3750 Paradise Road, Santa Barbara (805) 683-5686 Stables (805) 683-5110 rancho-oso.com Refugio State Park Hwy 101 between Gaviota and El Capitan 805-968-1033 parks.ca.gov Channel Islands National Park 1901 Spinnaker Drive, Ventura, CA 93001 805-658-5730 http://www.nps.gov/chis/homepage.htm For camping specific information: http://www.nps.gov/chis/camping.htm For camping reservations call 1-800-365-CAMP (2267) Sunrise RV Park 516 S. Salinas, Santa Barbara 805-966-9954 Live Oak County Camp Grounds For large groups only Accommodates up to 1500 people (805) 686-5076 or 686-5055 (Voice/TDD) or fax to (805) 686-5075 -Diving- El Capitan State Park El Capitan State Beach Hwy 101 between Gaviota & Santa Barbara 805-968-1033 parks.ca.gov Anacapa Dive Center (instructions, rentals, & trips to the Channel Island) 22 Anacapa Street, Santa Barbara (805) 963-8917 www.anacapadivecenter.com Gaviota State Park Hwy 101 between Buellton and Santa Barbara 805-968-1033 parks.ca.gov Sea Landing (1 day open water trips & 2, 3 & 5 day charters) 301 W. Cabrillo Blvd., Santa Barbara (805) 963-3564 www.truthaquatics.com Jalama Beach Park Star Route, Jalama Road, Lompoc Recorded Information (805) 736-6316 Park Office (805) 736-3504 45 LOCAL OUTDOOR ACTIVITIES CONTINUED ___________________________________________________________ -Fishing- -Horseback Riding- Sea Landing (half, three quarter, & full day cruises) 301 W. Cabrillo Blvd., Santa Barbara (805) 963-3564 Circle Bar B Stables (1 1/2 tour trip through a canyon or 1/2 day lunch ride) 1800 Refugio Road, Goleta (805) 968-3901 www.circlebarb.com Patriot Sportfishing (deep-sea & rock fishing) Pier 3, Avila Beach (805) 595-7200 www.patriotsportfishing.com Virge’s Sportfishing (three quarter & over night charters) 1215 Embarcadero, Morro Bay (805) 772-1222 www.virges.com Angel’s Bait & Tackle (rentals) Stearns Wharf, Santa Barbara (805) 965-1333 -HikingRomero Canyon Trail (7 miles) Bella Vista Road, Santa Barbara San Ysidro Trail (1.2 miles) Park Lane & Mountain Drive, Santa Barbara Rattlesnake Canyon (1.75 miles) Near Skofield Park Cold Springs Trail, East Fork (4.5 miles) East of Mountain Drive in Santa Barbara Cold Springs Trail, West Fork (5 miles) Leads off the better known East Fork. Tunnel Trail (2.9 miles) Tunnel Road in Santa Barbara San Antonio Creek Trail (1.7 miles) Tucker’s Grove County Park in Goleta Summerland Trail (1-mile loop) Lookout Park in Summerland Goleta Beach Trail (2 miles) Goleta Beach County Park Rancho Oso 3750 Paradise Road Santa Barbara, CA 93105 (805) 683-5686 Stables (805) 683-5110 Web site: rancho-oso.com -KayakingAquasports (rentals, paddling trips to the sea caves of Santa Cruz) 111 Verona Avenue, Goleta (805) 968-7231 (800) 773-2309 www.islandkayaking.com Adventours Outdoor Excursions, Inc. (combine kayaking, camping, hiking, biking & backpacking) P.O. Box 215, Santa Barbara (805) 898-9569 www.adventours.com -KiteboardingSalt Air Kiteboarding (805) 884-4633 www.saltairkiteboarding.com -Rock ClimbingAdventours Outdoor Excursions (805) 899-2929 www.adventours.com Santa Barbara Adventure Company (805) 898-0671 www.sbadventureco.com -SailingSanta Barbara Sailing Center 133 Harbor Way, Santa Barbara 805-962-2826 or 800-350-9090 sbsail.com 46 LOCAL OUTDOOR ACTIVITIES CONTINUED ___________________________________________________________ -Surfing- -Tidepooling- Santa Barbara Adventure Company (surf lessons, kayaking, mountain biking & rentals for all sports) P.O. Box 208, Santa Barbara (805) 452-1942 (888) 596-6687 www.sbadventureco.com When it’s low tide in Santa Barbara, walk for miles along remote beaches & tidepools for treasure. A few spots to go are Coal Oil Point, Carpinteria State Beach, Arroy Burro Beach, Goleta Beach, Ocean Beach, Jalama Beach, and El Capitan State Beach. Surf Country (surf board rentals & lessons) 5668 Calle Real, Goleta (805) 683-4450 Ventura Surf Shop (surf board rentals & wetsuits) 88 E. Thompson Blvd., Ventura (805) 643-1062 -TennisLas Positas Tennis Courts (6 hard courts) 1002 Las Positas Road, Santa Barbara Moranda Park Tennis Complex (8 lighted courts & rental equipment) 200 Moranda Parkway, Port Hueneme (805) 986-3587 Oak Park Tennis Courts (2 courts) Alamar Avenue & Tallant Street, Santa Barbara (805) 564-5517 -Whale WatchingChannel Island Sportfishing (tours from Jan.—Mar.) 4151 S. Victoria Avenue, Oxnard (805) 985-8511 www.sportfishingreport.com Captain Don’s (gray whales around the Channel Island, Feb.—Mary) Stearns Wharf, Santa Barbara (805) 969-5217 www.captdon.com Sea Landing—Condor Express (whale watching from Dec.—Oct.) 301 W. Cabrillo Blvd., Santa Barbara (805) 963-3564 www.condorcruises.com Patriot Sportfishing (3hr trip search for gray whales, Dec. –Apr.) Pier 3, Avila Beach (805) 595-7200 www.patriotsportfishing.com Pershing Park Tennis Courts (8 lighted courts shared with SB cit college) 100 Castillo Street, Santa Barbara (805) 564-5517 Santa Barbara High School Tennis Courts (6 hard courts shared with SB high school) 1031 Nopal Street, Santa Barbara (805) 564-5517 Santa Barbara Municipal Courts (12 courts, 3 are lighted) 1414 Park Place (805) 564-5517 47 LOCAL PARKS & RECREATION ___________________________________________________________ -ParksAlameda Park 1400 Santa Barbara Street A wonderful family oriented picnic and playground spot with restrooms, playground, bandstand, several large picnic areas, & plenty wide open spaces for Frisbee. Alice Keck Park Memorial Gardens Corner of Santa Barbara and Arrellaga Streets This oasis in the city borders Alameda Park, which features a large children's playground, restroom facilities & large open spaces for Frisbee & sunning. Chase Palm Park This long park borders both sides of Cabrillo Blvd. from the East Beach to Stearns Wharf. There are restaurants, restrooms, playground, music amphitheatre, skateboard park, biking & rollerblading trails, walking trails, beach access, & soccer goals. Douglas Family Preserve entrances at the ends of Linda Road & Medcliff Road. This park has no restroom or picnic facilities. Elings Park In the hills above Las Positas Rd, between the 101 freeway and the beach 3 lighted fields, jogging/hiking trails, playgrounds, restrooms, barbeque facilities, picnic tables & hang-gliding, baseball diamonds, parking, an amphitheatre, fabulous views. Franceschi Park 1510 Mission Ridge Road, Santa Barbara 805-564-5418 There is a small picnic site, a large patio that serves as the group picnic area, restrooms, & parking. This is a great park for lunch or a romantic stroll through the winding paths. Lake Los Carneros Los Carneros & Calle Real, Goleta Facilities: Stow House, Southcoast Railroad Museum housed in the restored rail depot, a 25-acre lake with walkways all around it. Creature comforts are scarce with just chemical toilets and small picnic areas. Oak Park 300 W. Alamar Avenue Oaks & sycamores provide plenty of leafy shade to the location of many of the cities ethnic celebrations. Summer wading pool, barbeque and picnic, restrooms, raised dance floor, tennis courts, lighted horseshoe pits and parking. Orpet Park Alameda Padre Serra and Moreno Road This is a local favorite for lunch and its walk ways give an illusion of privacy in a busy neighborhood. Parma Park The Foothill (Rte. 192) This park is enormous and very rustic, which makes it a popular place with hikers, bikers, and dog walkers. Rocky Nook Park 610 Mission Canyon Road Just north of the Santa Barbara Mission Trees, boulders, & a stream make this park perfect for quiet picnics & afternoon strolls. There are facilities for large group picnics, a small playground and restrooms. Tuckers Grove Park 805 San Antonio Creek Road at Cathedral Oaks Picnic and barbeque facilities, playgrounds, volleyball, horseshoe pits, ball fields, hiking, lots of free parking & restrooms. Shoreline Park Shoreline Drive and la Marina Scattered parking and picnic facilities, small playground, make this a popular spot for family gatherings. This is a great park for walking, skating and playing Frisbee. Follow the narrow wooden stairs to the beach below and discover a local secret - a beach and tidal pool area. Stow Grove 580 La Patera Lane, Goleta Picnic and barbeque facilities (some quite large), restrooms, softball field, a volleyball court, horseshoe pits and free parking. It fills quickly but there is also on-street parking available. Mission Rose Garden Los Olivos and Laguna Streets Directly across from the Mission, this park offers over a thousand different varieties of well-tended roses, a bubbling fountain and exquisite views of the mountains and city. There are no facilities - just roses and a large grassy field. 48 LOCAL FITNESS FACILITIES ___________________________________________________________ -Santa Barbara- YMCA 36 Hitchcock Way www.ciymca.com 24 Hour Fitness 820 State Street www.24HourFitness.com (805) 899-4008 Cathy Rice Dance Fitness 201 S. Milpas (805) 967-4270 Curves for Women 5412 Carpinteria Ave. Curves for Women 33 W. Anapamu (805) 963-1290 -Summerland- Curves for Women 185 S. Patterson Ave. (805) 692-5399 Summerland Athletic Club 9641 2448 Lillie Ave. Curves for Women 3888 State Street (805) 682-2120 Firm Lady Athletic Club 324 State Street (805) 962-8006 (805) 687-7727 -Carpinteria- The Summerland Pilates 2448 Lillie Ave. (805) 745-8500 (805) 969- (805) 969-7383 -Montecito- Fitness Gallery a Women’s Health Club 2285 Las Positas Rd. (805) 687-8222 Montecito Athletic Club 40 Los Patos Way (805) 969-4379 Gold’s Gym 21 W. Carrillo (805) 965-0999 Platinum Performance Fitness 113 Middle Rd. (805) 969-1952 Johnson’s Boxing & Kickboxing (805) 569-9034 2003 State Street Simpatico Pilates & Gyrotonic 1235 Coast Village Rd., Ste. I (805) 565-7591 La Playa Pilates & Wellness Center 1809 E. Cabrillo Blvd. (805) 695-0411 -GoletaBlue Star Rising 5880 Calle Real www.bluestarrising.com (805) 683-6100 Cathedral Oaks Athletic Club 5800 Cathedral Oaks Road www.calwestgroup.com/coac (805) 964-7762 Santa Barbara Gym & Fitness Center 231 E. Cota (805) 962-1544 Gold’s Gym 6144 Calle Real (805) 964-0556 Santa Barbara Pilates Studio 2941 De La Vina www.sbpilates.com (805) 563-8065 Goleta Valley Athletic Club 170 S. Ls Carneros Way www.gvac.com (805) 690-111 Santa Barbara Yoga Center 32 E. Micheltorena (805) 965-6045 Lady’s Workout Express 7127 Hollister Ave. (805) 685-3439 State Street Boxing Club 320 State Street (805) 564-1644 Tone Up Santa Barbara 3006 De La Vina www.ToneUpSB.com (805) 898-8910 Lena’s Studio Pilates Exercise 5370 Hollister Ave. (805) 964-0111 Santa Barbara Athletic Club 520 Castillo Street www.calwestgroup.com/sbac (805) 966-6147 49 LOCAL SHOPPING ___________________________________________________________ Paseo Nuevo- Paseo Nuevo is one of Southern California's favorite get-away places. Here you'll discover a picturesque world of Spanish-style courtyards, winding paseos, gently flowing fountains and lush tropical flowers. Paseo Nuevo includes Nordstrom, Macy's, and more than 50 specialty shops. El Paseo - Historic El Paseo, California's first shopping center, was built in the 1920s and features a variety of unique gift shops, jewelry stores, galleries and restaurants nestled amid romantic gardens and Spanish courtyards. La Arcada - On the north end of the downtown State Street shopping district is La Arcada Court, a Spanish paseo and courtyard with exotic plants, trees, tiled fountains and an amazing collection of life-like bronze statues. La Arcada has a variety of interesting shops, galleries, restaurants and Cafes. La Cumbre Plaza - One of Santa Barbara's largest shopping malls is La Cumbre Plaza, located on the 3800 block of upper State Street. Serving shoppers since 1967, it includes two department stores, Robinsons-May and Sears, and more than 60 shops, restaurants, services and lots of parking. Camino Real Marketplace - Camino Real Marketplace introduced "big box" shopping to Santa Barbara county. This includes giants such as Costco and Home Depot. In addition to several stores, the complex features ten restaurants and a first-run movie multiplex with stadium seating. 50 LOCAL BEACHES ___________________________________________________________ Hendry’s Beach—Arroyo Burro Beach - This beach is just a ten minute drive along the Coast from downtown Santa Barbara. Directions: Take 101 to Los Positas. Turn away from the mountains. When you come to a T-intersection and turn right. Take the second left at the base of a cliff. Butterfly Beach - This beach is deceptive in its simplicity. Since it is a Montecito Beach, and Montecito and the Biltmore have more than their share of celebrities, you have a good chance of seeing somebody famous here. Directions: Take the 101 south to Olive Mill in Montecito. Take a right at the top of the exit and follow it around until you reach the beach on your left. Parking is limited. Carpinteria State & City Beaches - Although legally two beaches, this is one long stretch of gorgeous sand, surf and dunes. Without a doubt, this is one of the nicest beaches anywhere. Directions: From the 101 take the Linden exit away from the mountains. Go to the end of the road and you will find the beach. There is plenty of free and paid parking. East Beach - It's hard to say enough about this beach. Beautiful, long, sandy, deep even at high tide and bordered by a grassy, tree-lined park. Directions: East Beach is accessible from just about any exit along downtown Santa Barbara - Carrillo Blvd, Milpas, Garden, Castillo. Turn away from the mountains and when you reach Carrillo, you can't miss the huge stretch of park between Stearns Wharf and the bird refuge. El Capitan Beach (and State Park) - This is a beautiful beach for those who love beaches. It's not the biggest in town, but it has plenty of sand, and the level of privacy is delicious. Directions: Take the 101N past Goleta and drive until you reach the El Capitan signs. The road will take you right into the park. The park is approximately 10 miles out of town. Gaviota Beach (and Sate Park) - Most people - even long time Santa Barbarans - don't even know this beach is here. It is a ways out of the city - 33 miles west of Santa Barbara. Directions: Take the 101N from Santa Barbara until you come to signs for Gaviota State Park. Be very careful, however, if you are going northbound as you will be crossing oncoming highway traffic! Goleta Beach - This beach has a little bit of everything for just about anybody. There are plenty of grills & picnic tables & a brisk wind keeps bathers from getting over heated. There is a busy walking trail nearby. Directions: From the 101 take the 217 until you come almost the end. Take the airport exit and at the bottom of the ramp turn left. Go under the bridge and turn right into the parking lot. Leadbetter Beach - This is one of the busiest beaches in town. A long strip of sand flanked by green grass at the base of the city college. Directions: From the 101 take Garden or Castillo to Carrillo Blvd. Turn right. After you have passed the harbor, Leadbetter will be on your left. Some free, mostly paid parking. Refugio Beach (and State Park) - This beach is unique among Santa Barbara beaches. Many locals find that they come here than to other beaches closer into town. It just feels different than the others. Directions: Take the 101 north of the city. Go beyond El Capitan and follow the signs. West Beach - If you're looking for the best place to watch fireworks on the 4th of July or New Years, or you want to watch boats coming & going from the harbor, or you want to play volleyball or rollerblade, then come here. Directions: Take the Garden Street exit and turn towards the ocean. At the end of the road turn right. There is on-street parking and if you're willing to walk a bit there's parking on the wharf and parking for East Beach. 51
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