Sheryl Brock on sun 3 may 98
Hi! Anyone in Santa Barbara, CA on the list that can help?
I'm going to Santa Barbara next weekend on a "check it out for a possible
relocation" excursion and I'd like to know what's happening with clay there
- schools, studios, guilds, artists, galleries, etc. Will also be looking
for good vegetarian restaurants, cool cafes & bookstores, rep cinemas,
animation activities (shows, talks, courses), biking information, and the
"what not to miss in Santa Barbara".
Thanks in advance to anyone who can help!
--Sheryl Brock
The Essential Guide to San Francisco Bay Area Ceramics
is online at http:// www.claymedia.com/ - ceramics@claymedia.com
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Rick Sherman on mon 4 may 98
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Hi! Anyone in Santa Barbara, CA on the list that can help? I'm going
to Santa Barbara next weekend on a "check it out for a possible
relocation" excursion and I'd like to know what's happening with clay
there - schools, studios, guilds, artists, galleries, etc. Will also be
looking for good vegetarian restaurants, cool cafes & bookstores, rep
cinemas, animation activities (shows, talks, courses), biking
information, and the "what not to miss in Santa Barbara".
Thanks in advance to anyone who can help!
--Sheryl Brock
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I'm not in Santa Barbara but spent much of my childhood there. It is a
wonderful city but you may find it expensive. First contact I suggest
is Otto Heino in the Ojai, call (805) 646-3393. He can get you in
touch with the Ventura Potters Guild which has members in the Santa
Barbara area. Also check with the community college ceramics
department. One place I never miss is the Natural History Museum on
Mission Canyon Road, right behind the Mission. Also, take a stroll
through the Botanical Gardens at the upper end of Mission Canyon Road.
Downtown, wander through the civic center and visit the Art Museum. It
is on State Street, I believe.
Rick Sherman
San Jose, CA USofA
sherman@ricochet.net
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