ARTS & LECTURES SUMMER CINEMA
All films screen at 7:30 p.m.
in Campbell Hall. Tickets are $6 general, and $5 for UCSB students, unless otherwise noted. For information or to purchase a Summer Cinema Festival Pass, call x3535 or visit www.artsandlectures.
ucsb.edu.
$3 for children 12 and under
Free admission
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 Arts and Lectures will celebrate its 50th anniversary season next year with a spectacular lineup that includes more than 40 jazz, classical music, spoken work, theater, dance, and world music events. Among them are Yo-Yo Ma, Tony Award-winning actress Patti Lupone, Wynton Marsalis and the Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra, Emmy Award-winning journalist Charlie Rose, The Suzanne Farrell Ballet, and Baba Maal.
“Arts and Lectures is so proud to celebrate 50 years of bringing some of the world’s best artists and thinkers to the Santa Barbara community,” said director Celesta Billeci. “Over the last half century, Arts and Lectures has significantly contributed to the cultural vitality of our community, and this coming season is no exception.”
The 2009-10 season also includes crowd favorites, such as Pink Martini and National Public Radio’s “Wait, Wait…Don’t Tell Me,” the internationally-renowned Shakespeare’s Globe Theatre in a production of “Love’s Labours Lost,” and a performance by The Chieftains.
“We’re especially grateful to all of our partners on the UCSB campus,” Billeci continued. “With the support of faculty members and staff, we’ve been able to reach out to students and provide them with meaningful and extraordinary experiences with world class artists and lecturers. The anniversary season is dedicated to everyone who has supported Arts and Lectures in the last 50 years. It’s a privilege to share this season with all of you.”
A complete list of 2009-10 performances and events can be found at <www.artsandlectures.ucsb.edu>. Series subscriptions are available now, and single tickets will go on sale on Saturday, August 8.
In addition to the Create Your Own Series, five complementary Fixed Package Series are available. They include Recital, Word of Mouth, Downtown, Roots, and Jazz.
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Arts and Lectures’ 2009-10 lineup includes the Carolina Chocolate Drops.
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The 8th Annual UC, CSU, CCC Sustainability Conference continues through June 24. Complete program information can be found at http://sustainability.ucsb.edu/conference.
A screening of "Dios Sabe" is followed by a discussion with screenwriter Diane Weiper. Free.
JULY
A screening of "El Traspatio" is followed by a discussion with director Carlos Carrera. Free.
UCSB faculty flutist Jill Felber will lead master classes as part of the UCSB Flute Focus 2009. Classes are open to the public with an auditor's fee of $50 per session. Additional classes will take place at 9 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. on July 9 and 10. Call x8606 for ticket information.
$3 for children 12 and under.
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Albert Lamorisse’s The Red Balloon
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Jill Felber will be joined by flutists Calisa Hildebrand and Alison Hazen Olsen and pianist Dianne Frazer in works by Higdon, Clarke, Monteverdi, Holland, and Korde. Free.
Jorge Ruffinelli leads a conference that includes a screening of Carlos Reygadas's "Luz Silenciosa" and Ernesto Contreras's "Párpados Azules." Free.
Jill Felber and guest artist Marina Piccinini present an evening recital. The program will feature works by J.S. Bach, Poulenc, Jolivet, Carter, and Foli. Free.
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Marina Piccinini will lead a master class and perform in concert as part of UCSB Flute Focus 2009.
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A screening of "Un Día Sin Mexicanos" is followed by a discussion with director Sergio Arau and actress Yareli Arizmendi.
Tickets are $6 general, and $5 for UCSB students.
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Carlos Saura’s Fados
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Tickets are $6 general, and $5 for UCSB students.
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Arts & Lectures’ Summer Cinema includes Jean-Michel Cousteau’s “Call of the Killer Whale” on Wednesday, July 22 at 7:30 p.m. in Campbell Hall.
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Teens from Isla Vista Teen Center perform works composed by Rosalina Macisco, artistic director of the Santa Barbara Dance Institute.
New works by dance faculty members Nancy Colahan, Valerie Huston, Delila Moseley, and Jerry Pearson are performed by Summer Sessions students.
Tickets are $6 general, and $5 for UCSB students.
AUGUST
Tickets are $6 general, and $5 for UCSB students.
Faculty members discuss "Ethics in the New Millennium" Refreshments will be provided. Free.
Tickets are $6 general, and $5 for UCSB students.
Tickets are $6 general, and $5 for UCSB students.
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Jan Troell’s Everlasting Moments
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A cultural and musical evening includes a history of salsa music, salsa dance instruction, and a live salsa band.
Tickets are $6 general, and $5 for UCSB students.
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Olivier Assayas’s Summer Hours
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A staged reading of "Zona Rosa," a new play by theater professor Carlos Morton will be presented. Seating is limited.
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SUMMER HOURS
The Bookstore will be closed on the following dates: Saturday, June 27; Friday and Saturday, July 3-4; Saturday, August 8; Saturday, August 22; and Saturday, August 29.
The Faculty Club will be closed September 7-18, although guest rooms will be available during that time. The office will be open from 8 a.m. to noon and 1 to 5 p.m..
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