Newsletter: June 28

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Where in Santa Barbara…?

Know where this was shot? Prove it in the comments. (Update: We have a winner!) 1

Beachfront Compound at the Western End of Sandyland Cove

Noteworthy new listings also include a showpiece in Birnam Wood; contemporary spec reno on Padaro Lane; Upper East Spanish Colonial; mini compound on Eucalyptus Hill; big views in Summerland; oceanfront Mediterranean between Carpinteria and Ventura; a remarkable chimney; and more.

Fuel Your Next Gathering with ‘Que

Whether you're planning a corporate lunch, client appreciation event, wedding celebration, holiday party, or casual gathering with friends and family, ‘Que by Whiskey 'N Rye delivers authentic barbecue, crowd-pleasing favorites, and exceptional hospitality.

Santa Barbara to Explore a “Vacancy Tax” for Residential and Commercial Properties

Other recent news: Holiday parade to return; Antique Alley to close after 33 years; lax enforcement of ban on gas-powered blowers; more ICE arrests and lawless behavior; downtown EV-charging station open; Santa Barbara Unified School District to build more staff housing; setback for proposed Goleta church; update on 18-story tower in Carpinteria; new local doll company. 7

Get Ready for the 4th of July and Save Up to 30% at Hayward’s

Hayward's can help you navigate the three most popular materials for outdoor furniture—teak, aluminum, and wicker—while offering substantial savings of up to 30% off.

The Lovin’ Spoonful Frozen Yogurt Shop Has Reopened

More food news: Fro-yo pop-up in the works; first impressions of The Neighborhood Grill in Noleta; profile of The Chanticlair; classes for adults at Apples to Zucchini Cooking School; Solvang ice cream shop opening date; Petra Cafe has officially closed. 9

Newsletter: June 24

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A Sanctuary Above San Roque

Reimagined down to the framing by a boutique Santa Barbara design firm, this contemporary hillside residence is designed for serene, intentional living.

What’s Next for Summerland’s Big Yellow House

Plus: The locked gate in the Upper Village; new place to stay in Los Alamos; the cut-out at the end of Stearns Wharf; Nicole Strasburg paintings at Sullivan Goss; walking E. Camino Cielo. 13