Venue Category: Santa Barbara

  • The Stockyard – Blast 825

    The Stockyard – Blast 825

    The Stockyard at Blast 825 Brewery is a vibrant craft brewery situated in the charming town of Orcutt, California, offering a unique dining and drinking experience for beer enthusiasts deep in the heart of wine country.

     

    The venue combines a welcoming atmosphere with a commitment to high-quality craft brewing and culinary offerings. The brewery features both indoor and outdoor dining spaces, and hosts regular music festivals and entertainment events throughout the year.

  • LoDo Studios

    Studio and private event space

  • Maverick Saloon

    Maverick Saloon

    Taverns have flourished along Santa Ynez’s Sagunto Street since 1906. Sixty years ago, four busy bars entertained the locals and visitors alike. These establishments were named Last Chance, the Bum Steer, Parker’s and the Maverick Saloon. While three of the four original taverns have since disappeared into history, the legendary Maverick Saloon is still going strong and continues to be a staple in the Santa Ynez valley.   The Maverick Saloon has hosted some amazing acts over the years. In the 1990’s began the “Nashville2You” Concert Series that brought famous and soon-to-be famous stars to the Maverick; including Sugarland, Pat Green, Dierks Bentley, Paul Azur, Craig Morgan, Paul Thorn, Confederate Railroad, Jennifer Hanson, Rhonda Vincent, Jeff Bridges, Tanya Tucker, Wil Ridge and a many more. The Maverick Saloon has also been seen in several movies and television shows, and is also home to the popular “Tales from the Tavern” Concert Series, which runs in the Spring and Fall months.

  • The Alcazar Theatre

    The Alcazar Theatre

    The Alcazar Theatre, Inc. is a nonprofit theater established to educate, enlighten, inform and inspire the entire community to appreciate all forms of the performing arts, and to make arts available and accessible to all within the community.

  • Santa Barbara Bowl

    Santa Barbara Bowl

    The SB Bowl is Santa Barbara’s amphitheater and main large concert venue, with 4,562-seats. The outdoor theater schedules concerts from April through October, usually hosting between 20 and 30 shows per season.  Booked exclusively by Goldenvoice.

  • Arlington Theatre

    The Arlington Theatre is the largest movie theatre in Santa Barbara and was built in 1931 for Fox West Coast Theatres. Although the theatre has undergone several renovations, it retains its atmospheric Spanish Colonial / Mission Revival style. The theatre is home to a 4-manual, 27-rank Robert-Morton organ, one of only five “Wonder Morton” theatre organs to have been built. In the late 1920’s, Fox West Coast Theatres wanted to build a movie theatre in Santa Barbara to compete with the Granada Theatre, owned by Warner Bros. The resultant Fox theatre was named for – and built on the site of – the Arlington Hotel, which suffered catastrophic damage in a major earthquake (estimated at ~6.5M) on 29th June 1925. While officially called the Fox Arlington Theatre, everyone knew the new movie palace as just “The Fox”. Local architects William Edwards and Joseph Plunkett designed the theatre, and the interior was decorated by the Los Angeles-based Robert E. Power Studios. The building was transferred to investors The Arlington Corporation of California, Ltd and Fox West Coast took out a 25-year lease.