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Arts Listings: Week of Oct. 15, 2026
Some classes, exhibits and events are available exclusively online. All events are subject to change and cancellation; always verify with venue and/or organizer. BODY AS AN ARCHIVE | Friday, Oct. 16, 7 p.m. This solo performance is an autobiographical journey thru the artist’s childhood shaped by military circus training and joining Cirque du Soleil at age 9, and the journey from obedience to owning her body and voice. Part of the Playwrights’ Splash Festival. $23; $25 at the door. Namba Performing Arts Center, 47 S. Oak Street, Ventura, nambaarts.com.
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The Ellwood Adapts to Affordability
After a year-and-a-half of trying to make a fine dining restaurant work at Goleta Beach, The Ellwood is shifting gears in hopes of appealing to more diners more frequently. “We heard that you loved The Ellwood, but sometimes felt like it was a place you saved for a birthday, an anniversary, or a special occasion,” the restaurant announced via social media on September 22. “We want to change that. In fact, we’re changing a lot.”
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Ghost hunting tours return to downtown Lompoc | About Town
Equipped with EMF meters, spirit boxes, and a healthy mix of curiosity and courage, residents can explore downtown Lompoc’s haunted side each weekend through October. The Lompoc Ghost Hunting Tour, part of a wider The Haunt Ghost Tours series also available in Solvang, will lead guests to some of the city’s most legendary sites of paranormal activity — including the old mortuary (today's Chamber of Commerce), the Carnegie Library (now the Lompoc Museum), the historic Lilley Building and the Lompoc Theatre.
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People Camp Overnight for Goleta Raising Cane’s Grand Opening
The new Goleta Raising Cane’s grand opening drew a large crowd of excited community members early Monday morning, and the raffle for free chicken even prompted some people to camp out the night before to secure a spot in line. Equipped with lawn chairs and pillows, Rex Blevins, a...
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Ponies by the Sea Car Show helps Guide Dogs
OXNARD, Calif. (KEYT) The Tri-County Mustang Club put the Ponies By The Sea Car Show again this October to help Guide Dogs of America. They parked their colorful cars on the grass by the boats in the Channel Islands Harbor in Oxnard on Sunday. Mustang lovers a car show enthusiasts and passersby had a chance The post Ponies by the Sea Car Show helps Guide Dogs appeared first on News Channel 3-12 .
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CAPA Pet of the Week: Scrappy Do
Scrappy Doo is a 4-year-old male tan and white American Bulldog mix weighing approximately 67 pounds, available for adoption at the Lompoc Animal Center, located at 1501 West Central in Lompoc. Scrappy Doo is a happy, house-trained dog with plenty of playful energy and a "wonderful demeanor," center staff said.
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The Secret Bao Folks Are Taking Over a Prominent Location
••• A lease for the former Bluewater Grill building (15 E. Cabrillo Boulevard) was signed last month, and a new liquor-license application confirms the rumor that Peter Lee and Felicia Medina of Secret Bao are taking it over. The application says the establishment’s name is Adler Alder; whether it’ll be something new or another location of Secret Bao is unknown.
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Rideau Vineyard’s Ninth Annual Viognier Festival Draws Record Crowd
Rideau Vineyard is quickly becoming one of my happy places. Every time I’ve visited, I get hit with a wave of calm, reinforced by the staff’s friendliness and the incredibly tasty wine and food. When I visited on September 26 for a much livelier occasion — the vineyard’s ninth annual Viognier Festival — I found that the estate’s tranquility holds up, even with a party atmosphere.
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Ventura's Pacific View Mall opens Round1 Bowling, Japanese food hall
A new Japanese entertainment center featuring bowling and an arcade opened Oct. 10 in Ventura alongside a food hall serving ramen, curry and pizza. Round1 Bowling & Arcade and the YUU Japanese Food Hall , the first such cafeteria in the United States, took over the former Sears space at the Pacific View Mall in Ventura. The food hall features 14 restaurants, each representing a specific region in Japan, said Tomomi Hiroishi, director of food hall planning for Round One Entertainment Inc., during an Oct. 9 media preview. “(The restaurants are) very famous within their local area, but most of them have never been outside of either that town or city,” he said. A soft opening for media, friends and family was held Oct. 9. Regular hours are 10 a.m. to 2 a.m. daily, with the last orders for food or alcohol at 1 a.m. Round1 had its grand opening shortly before its public debut Oct. 10 and featured a traditional sake barrel breaking and ribbon cutting at the first-level entrance to Round 1 and the food hall, said spokesperson Kerri Harper in an email. The first 300 guests in line received a tote bag. Ventura was selected for the
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Dragons celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month with a fiesta of colors and traditions
The sound of traditional folklórico music accompanied by the sight of swirling layered dresses and vibrant colors drew in Foothill Technology High School (Foothill Tech) students. On Oct. 9, Dragons celebrated Hispanic Heritage Month with a fiesta hosted and organized by Be Heard, a club at Foothill Tech. The event had a variety of cultural games, music and decorations that gave all students of different backgrounds an opportunity to celebrate as well as learn about Hispanic culture and traditions.