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For Our Kids
August feels like a gentle reset, a final exhale of summer before the school bells ring and routines return.
It’s the season of prepping backpacks, syncing calendars, and squeezing in one last beach day. And for families in Santa Barbara, it’s a reminder of just how special it is to raise children in a place that blends creativity, culture, and community seamlessly.
This month, we celebrate the magic of childhood and the people and programs that help nurture it. Our cover features Pedro De La Cruz, a gifted local artist whose vibrant work channels the joy, imagination, and resilience of youth. His story is a reminder that creativity—when fostered early—can shape not just art, but identity and community impact.
Inside, you’ll find resources for parents, from our curated round-up of after-school programs to a beautiful late-summer salad recipe from Santa Barbara Longevity, perfect for family dinners. We also highlight the vital work of Angels Foster Care, an organization offering safety and healing to some of our region’s most vulnerable children. Their story reminds us that supporting families comes in many forms and it takes a village.
At Santa Barbara Coast Magazine , we are deeply committed to connecting local families with the people, places, and ideas that make our community extraordinary. Whether you’re a parent, a mentor, or someone who believes in investing in the next generation, this issue was made with you in mind.
Here’s to new beginnings, creative energy, and the boundless potential of our kids.
Warmly,
MELISSA PEDRAZZINI-JORDANO, PUBLISHER @SANTABARBARACOASTCITYLIFESTYLE
August 2025
PUBLISHER
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CONTRIBUTING WRITERS
Meaghan Clark Tiernan, Anna Maria Stump, Samantha Durbin
CONTRIBUTING PHOTOGRAPHER
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CEO Steven Schowengerdt
COO Matthew Perry
CRO Jamie Pentz
VP OF OPERATIONS Janeane Thompson
VP OF SALES Andrew Leaders
AD DESIGNER Rachel Kolich
LAYOUT DESIGNER Adam Finley
QUALITY CONTROL SPECIALIST Marina Campbell
city scene
WHERE NEIGHBORS CAN SEE AND BE SEEN
1: Emily Current & Meritt Elliott of The Great and Amber Lewis of Shoppe Amber Interiors 2: Dinner under the stars collaboration: Ospi Montecito x The Great x Amber Interiors 3: Ospi Montecito x The Great x Amber Interiors event 4: The Linden Square opening in Carpinteria 5: View from above at the new Linden Square 6: Santa Barbara tastemakers gather in Maygel Coronel designs for a luncheon celebrating fashion, friendship, and coastal elegance 7: Juana Pareja, Maygel Coronel & Keke Teekah of Maygel Coronel
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Juana Pareja and Maygel Coronel 10: Jenny Bogan floating at Maygel Coronel’s welcome luncheon
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Homebody Studios opens at The Post
Founders Sophie Axelson and Anna Rinke have opened Homebody Studios at The Post in Montecito. With a focus on refined movement, beautiful design, and results-driven reformer Pilates, every class is designed to challenge, energize, and ground. Hot mat classes and private sessions are also available.
Miramar’s 4th Annual Best in Show
Miramar’s 4th Annual Best in Show returns as our tradition for the resort and Montecito community. Emceed by actress and comedian Jane Lynch, this event invites you and your furry companion to compete for the chance to be awarded Best in Show. Culinary delights, curated retail, and a one-ofa-kind competition await all in support of Santa Barbara Humane and Love Leo Rescue. Sunday, August 24th, 2-5 PM.
Reset at Ojai Valley Inn
Known for its vortex of spiritual energy alongside the legendary Forbes Five-Star Spa Ojai, the Ojai Valley Inn is the perfect getaway for those seeking a reset or transformative, all-encompassing wellness experience. At Spa Ojai, guests are invited to enjoy 31,000 square feet of luxury in the heart of Ojai Valley Inn’s serene Spa Village, comprising two pools, a fully equipped gym, Mind & Body classes, Spa Boutique, Artist Cottage & Apothecary and Spa Café.
Photography by Sara Prince
Photography by Rosewood Miramar Beach
Linden Square: Your new spot to unwind
The vibrant multi-tenant plaza has revitalized a long-ignored historic city block into a lively community hub. The classic town square has attracted popular Central Coast businesses to Carpinteria, including favorite restaurants and vendors— all small businesses, not big-box stores. Outdoor commons include ample seating, fireplaces, and a fun kids’ area. Local artist Benjamin Anderson’s massive mural is a centerpiece of the commons, showcasing and honoring the natural habitat and wildlife in and around Carpinteria.
Photography by Ingrid Bostrom Photography
the CITY LIST
We have such amazing, innovative business leaders in our community who are proud to serve you, our residents, with class and quality. We’ve compiled some of our top company picks for the services that might be on your mind this month in an effort to make your lives a little easier.
Preschool
Providence School (Preschool – Grade 6) providencesb.org | 805.962.309
El Montecito Early School elmopres.org/early-school | 805.969.3566
Montessori Center School of Santa Barbara mcssb.org | 805.683.9383
Santa Barbara Zoo sbzoo.org | 805.962.5339
Starr King Parent-Child Workshop starrking-pcw.org | 805.966.1325
Tutoring Center
Santa Barbara Tutoring, LLC sbtutoring.com | 805.973.7463
California Learning Center Santa Barbara clcsb.com | 805.563.1579
Test Prep Santa Barbara testprepsb.com | 206.550.2591
Want to suggest a monthly pick?
WisePath College Consulting wisepathcollegeconsulting.com | 805.455.1366
Mission Scholars missionscholars.org
“Absolutely incredible experience with August Roofing. They completed the work fast and clean. They kept in constant contact with us and came within budget. They never tried to up-sale us or add on extras. We appreciated their professionalism and quality work. I would defnitely recommend August Roofing to anyone.” - Sean
2025 AFTERSCHOOL Round-Up
ARTICLE BY ANNA MARIA STUMP
PHOTOGRAPHY BY MICHELLE CASTELLINO AND
PROVIDED
As Santa Barbara families seek ways to bridge the hours between school and home with purpose and care, after-school initiatives are quiet powerhouses of potential. From creative outlets to sports and inclusive play spaces, these programs are vital in helping young people explore, express, and create meaningful connections to their community.
APPLES TO ZUCCHINI COOKING SCHOOL
Join Apples to Zucchini Cooking School classes weekly to learn amazing cooking skills and enjoy tasty meals, all while cooking and cleaning up together. Whether you’re a kitchen newbie or a mini chef, these classes serve up fun, friendship, and unforgettable flavors. atozcookingschool.org
BUCKET BRIGADE VOLUNTEER
When disaster strikes, Bucket Brigade shows up. Through weekly community restoration projects, they build skills, grow their volunteer force, and keep Santa Barbara strong. It’s all part of the Community Resilience Engine, a powerful cycle of helping today so we’re ready to respond tomorrow. Teens are welcome in the community garden and in the Bucket Brigade Academy. sbbucketbrigade.org
805 BEACH VOLLEYBALL
Join an all-star squad of pro coaches for the 805 Beach AfterSchool Clinics, where the sun’s shining, the vibes are high, and the sand is your playground. Held at the legendary East Beach in Santa Barbara, these clinics are open to all skill levels. With epic drills, chill games, and some good old friendly competition, this is the coolest way to spend your after-school hours. 805beach.com/afterschoolclinics
GIRLS INC. OF GREATER SANTA BARBARA
Empowering girls and teens through after-school programs that foster confidence, curiosity, and leadership. Serving girls from TK through 12th grade, their evidence-based curriculum emphasizes STEM, arts, literacy, financial literacy, and emotional resilience. With a commitment to accessibility, financial assistance is available for families, ensuring that every girl has the opportunity to participate and thrive. girlsincsb.org
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LIGHTS UP! THEATRE COMPANY
Professional training in acting, singing, and dance within a supportive environment. Committed to meeting performers at their individual stages of growth, the company offers diverse classes and stages two musicals and one play each season to enhance artistic development. Lights up! lightsupsb.com/about/
PEAK2PACIFIC
Outdoor adventurers with a passion to explore nature will have opportunities to experience Santa Barbara’s PEAK and PACIFIC environments through the creative eyes of an artist, the inquisitive mind of a scientist, and the adventurous spirit of a climber, surfer, paddler, or sailor. peak2pacific.com
SBIFF’S AFTER-SCHOOL CINEMA CLASS
Ever dreamed of making your own movie? SBIFF’s After-School Cinema Class lets you do just that. Learn from real film pros as you write, shoot, direct, and edit your own short film. From pitch to post-production, you’ll gain hands-on experience, build confidence, and discover your creative voice— all while having a blast. sbiff.org/after-school-cinema-class
SB ZOO AFTER-SCHOOL PROGRAMS
The Santa Barbara Zoo’s after-school program is packed with hands-on activities, cool experiments, and nature-filled fun. Each session explores a new theme, like biodiversity or biomimicry, so there’s always something exciting to discover. Designed for K–6th graders, this 8–12 week adventure makes science come alive after the school bell rings. sbzoo.org
SURF HAPPENS
The local leader in surfing instruction, with an exceptional team available yearround, offering private and group lessons for all ages. With their open booking schedule, you can register online or call to inquire about the time, best location, and a qualified instructor to fit your child’s needs. As they say, “Get ready to shred!” surfhappens.com
“IN
A WORLD THAT OFTEN
moves too fast,
AFTER-SCHOOL PROGRAMS
CAN HELP slow the pace ”
WILDERNESS YOUTH PROJECT
A unique after-school nature program called the Bridge to Nature. This program provides after-school nature programs open to the communities near/at Aliso, Franklin, Harding, and SB Community Academy. We live in a natural wonderland of expansive beauty, and WYP aims to make nature accessible to all children, from preschool through high school. wyp.org
YELLOW BIRD MUSIC
The beloved local music studio offering a wide range of after-school programs designed for children and families of all ages. Their Musical Theater Program is a nurturing, beginner-friendly space where children can explore acting, improv, singing, and stage presence in a supportive environment. Also, private lessons in piano, guitar, ukulele, bass, flute, voice, accordion, songwriting, and more are tailored to students from early elementary through adulthood. yellowbirdmusic.com
Wilderness Youth Project, photography by Michelle Castellino
Peak2Pacific, photography by Karen Keltner
second chance A IN COLOR
ARTICLE BY ANNA MARIA STUMP
PHOTOGRAPHY BY JOSH GRUETZMACHER
Pedro de La Cruz didn’t set out to become an artist. In 2012, he was working in the accounting department of a local company, crunching numbers by day and quietly creating by night. But somewhere in between spreadsheets and late-night sketching, something shifted. “I felt like I had a second chance at life,” he recalls. “I grabbed it like a new graduation. I realized my passion could become a career.”
Born in Tijuana, México, De La Cruz always carried an artistic eye, seeing beauty where others saw the ordinary. Moving with his family to the US as an adolescent, De La Cruz recognized new possibilities in his novel and expanded environment.
A self-taught artist whose creative instincts were shaped by his grandfather, an architect, Pedro has since emerged as one of Santa Barbara’s most dynamic visual storytellers.
His work, often marked by vibrant colors, symbolic imagery, and expressive eyes, is captivating. Each representation of his subjects has eyes full of wonder and joy—an observation I share with him. In his humble nature, De La Cruz says, “You saw something I never really noticed,” a testament to the layered beauty in his work and the power of art to reveal more than even the artist knows.
For De La Cruz, art is not just a visual experience—it’s a language of memory, reflection, and hope. A painter, muralist, and community advocate based in Santa Barbara, De La Cruz’s work is layered, both literally and metaphorically.
Much of De La Cruz’s work is constructed from hope. In one piece, elegantly displayed on one of his many striking studio walls, he depicts a simple act: receiving a peach from a basket. “It’s not just about fruit,” he says. “It’s about yearning for an ideal place, a world where joy is accessible and abundant.”
Color plays a central role in that vision.”Colors are my talent,” he says simply. “If the world around me gets sadder, I
paint brighter. I try to bring light, even when things are dark.” When global or local events weigh heavily, Pedro turns to the canvas not to reflect despair, but to offer an alternative. “I go the other way,” he says. “I try to bring happiness and joy. I find that people then gravitate towards you.”
That authenticity carries over into his work ethic. When asked about honoring the desires of customers and commissions, he smiles and says he aims for a Trader Joe’s-style attitude: “Just say, yes! If a customer sees a piece and is inspired but wants the background to be different or a child to be painted next to the adult, I paint this and create the work that will inspire.”
De La Cruz’s work doesn’t solely reside in galleries and on the walls of smitten customers—it lives in the community. Community engagement, for De La Cruz, is not a separate chapter of his career; it’s woven into the canvas of his practice. “I believe in putting out good energy and meeting people,” he says. “That’s how you figure out how the machine works—how everything is connected. And you learn that none of it is easy.
But the community is the most important thing. I embrace this city. It has given me so much.”
When asked about lingering themes from his childhood, Pedro describes a painting of two boys—one younger, playing marbles, and one older, studying with books, more mature. Initially unsatisfied with the piece, he reworked it until it reflected something deeper: “They both complement and need each other. The younger boy needs knowledge from the older boy, and the older boy needs the playfulness from the younger. That’s how I see myself. That’s something I still carry. I kept this piece.”
It’s not unusual for De La Cruz to keep pieces like this—works that carry meaningful moments that he sees as a running timeline of his life. “I started keeping a collection of my own art,” he shares. “There are some stories I’m not done telling yet.”
As for legacy, De La Cruz pauses before answering, “I hope to inspire artists, the new generation of artists. I hope to inspire people to explore their dreams.”
As Santa Barbara embarks on its lively August Fiesta, De La Cruz has curated a lively Fiesta collection. “It will be full of color and joy! I want to emphasize in these paintings happiness and the celebration of life. I want this collection to embrace the music and blessings of the community.” De La Cruz sees his tapestry of artistic expression as an uplifting metaphor: “It’s a celebration for all the good things.”
pedrodelacruz-artist.com
ARTICLE BY MEAGHAN CLARK TIERNAN | PHOTOGRAPHY BY KELSEY CREWS
FOSTER CARE THAT LASTS A LIFETIME
ANGELS FOSTER CARE
“Every child deserves the best start to their life,” says Elizabeth Moss, Angel’s Foster Care Communications and Development Manager.
A nonprofit foster family agency celebrating nearly 20 years in business, Angel’s Foster Care supports families who foster
can create a healthy attachment,” Moss explains. “That is essential for healthy development.”
Because of their focus on toddlers and infants, social workers have smaller caseloads, allowing them to offer intensive, intimate support. “They
“HAVING A PRIMARY CAREGIVER CAN CREATE A HEALTHY ATTACHMENT.”
infants and toddlers in Santa Barbara County. The organization, founded by local business owner and former nurse Meichelle Arntz, aims to provide the best care for each child.
“Foster care is really challenging, but Angel’s makes it less challenging,” says Anna Jordan, an Angel alum and board member. “And that was a huge gift to me and my kids.”
Angel’s is unique in that it works specifically with babies and toddlers under the age of three and sibling sets up to five years old. It requires one full-time parent in the home, as many of the children placed with their families may have experienced trauma at an early age.
Most importantly, Angel’s families are required to commit to caring for the child until they are reunified or adopted. This extra step articulates the nonprofit’s mission centered on attachment-based models that nurture the whole child.
As Arntz saw firsthand as a court-appointed special advocate (CASA), many children placed in foster homes are shuffled around constantly and often separated from siblings. “Having a primary caregiver
really walk alongside [our Angel’s families],” says Moss. That includes everything from attending court hearings to coordinating necessary medical and therapeutic appointments, as well as facilitating supervised visitations with first families, including providing transportation. “We wrap our arms around our families,” says Moss. “When they’re supported, they have a higher chance of success.”
Santa Barbara County has about 400450 children in foster care. About 35% of those children are under the age of six. Many of the services offered by Angel’s are customized to a greater extent than what the county can typically support. This extra level of care means the nonprofit is always in need of people to invest in their mission.
An investment in Angel’s means an investment in the youngest members of our community, and as Moss asks, “What better way to invest in your community?” Because relationships don’t end at reunification or adoption—that’s just the beginning.
Get involved at angelsfostercare.org
EAT
RAINBOW THE
ARTICLE BY SAMANTHA DURBIN PHOTOGRAPHY BY JOSH GRUETZMACHER
Summer calls for salad, and the owner of Santa Barbara Longevity Center, Leslie Valle-Montoya, lives and breathes healthy living, especially from her kitchen. Here, she shares a recipe for an ultra-healthy, super-pretty rainbow salad ripe for any day.
RAINBOW SALAD:
DIRECTIONS:
1. I use the Saladmaster machine to prep the vegetables, or you can use a medium-sized grater.
2. With cone #2 (Saladmaster) cut up all vegetables and apple. Make sure you have a large bowl that can hold all the above shredded veggies.
3. Squeeze fresh lemon juice over the salad.
4. Toss salad with dressing.
5. Serve!
INGREDIENTS:
• ¼ wedge of red cabbage
• ¼ wedge of white cabbage
• 1 chiogga beet (white and red striped beet when cut in half, found in most health markets)
• 1 golden yellow beet
• 1 watermelon daikon radish (looks like a watermelon when cut open, found in most health markets)
• 1 stalk celery
• 1 large or 2 small carrots
• 1 greenhouse English cucumber (thin skin)
• 1 apple
• 1 zucchini
• Zest one lemon
• Dressing: Lemon juice and olive oil to taste + sea salt
Fiesta 2025
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TUESDAY, JULY 29TH TO SATURDAY, AUGUST 2ND
A SELECTION OF UPCOMING LOCAL EVENTS
AUGUST 1ST
The Historical Parade (El Desfile Histórico)
@oldspanishdays
Cabrillo Blvd Downtown Santa Barbara | 12:00 PM
One of the nation’s largest equestrian parades, featuring over 600 horses, as well as many antique carriages, coaches, and wagons. The parade starts at the west end of Cabrillo Boulevard, proceeds east along the beach to Calle Cesar Chavez, then back down Cabrillo.
AUGUST 2ND
El Desfile de los Niños (Children’s Parade)
@oldspanishdays
Cabrillo Blvd, Garden Street to Calle Cesar Chavez | 10:00 AM
The charming Children’s Parade is organized by the City Parks and Recreation Department. Young people of Santa Barbara, their parents, and other parade participants don traditional costumes and celebrate the rich culture of the area.
AUGUST 8TH, 15TH, 22ND, & 29TH FREE Summer Cinema
Dog Days of Summer
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Santa Barbara County Courthouse 8:30 PM
Each year, the film series embraces a new theme, offering a fresh selection of movies that span multiple decades and genres. All movies begin at 8:30 p.m., shortly after sunset.
8/8 - My Dog Skip
8/15 - Isle of Dogs
8/22 - Marley and Me
8/29 - Dog
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AUGUST 15TH – 16TH
Santa Barbara Greek Festival @santabarbaragreekfestival
Chase Palm Park
Experience the sights, sounds, and flavors of Greece at Santa Barbara’s Annual Greek Festival. Two vibrant days of authentic cuisine, live music, and festive dance. The celebration also features traditional Greek dancers and a family-friendly kids’ corner with arts and crafts, a jump house, and classic lawn games—fun for all ages!
AUGUST 15TH
Dylan Star Fashion Show @dylanstarboutique
Lobero Theater | 6:00 PM
Join us for a Summer Fashion Show on Friday, August 15th from 6:00-9:00 PM at the Lobero Theatre Courtyard featuring the latest trends styled and hosted by Dylan Star Clothing Boutique. Enjoy sips + bites from Buena Onda, live music by DJ Darla Bea, and gifts curated from Santa Barbara Gift Baskets. Must be 21+ to attend.
AUGUST 23RD
Santa Barbara Triathalon @sbtriathlon
East Beach | 7:00 AM
The Santa Barbara Long Course race begins with a swim at East Beach, followed by a bike course overlooking Santa Barbara, Montecito, and Carpinteria and finishing with a run that takes triathletes through the beachfront. The Co-ed Sprint invites triathletes of all skill levels to participate in this mini version of the long course.
SUNDAY AUGUST 24TH, 2025 THE GREAT LAWN 2PM - 4PM
Join us for the Fourth Annual Miramar Best in Show at Rosewood Miramar Beach —a fun-filled afternoon for resort guests, locals, and their furry friends.
Enjoy bites, cocktails, exclusive VIP booths, shopping, and more. Compete for a chance to win the ultimate Miramar getaway, all while supporting Santa Barbara Humane, Love Leo Rescue, and local shelters.
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ARTICLE BY BAILEY HALL | PHOTOGRAPHY BY DARIA TERRY
DIY DOG BIRTHDAY PARTY
THROW A PAWSOME BIRTHDAY PARTY FOR YOUR FURRY FRIEND
DIY PARTY FAVORS FOR DOGS
Create delightful DIY party favors for your dog guests by filling small bags or boxes with goodies. Include a tennis ball for playtime fun and a selection of treats for them to enjoy. You can also add a small toy or chew for variety. These favors ensure that every pup goes home happy and tired from all the play and treats.
TREAT STATION FOR OWNERS
Keep the human guests happy with a creative Treat Station for Owners. Use brand new, clean dog food bowls as serving dishes for snacks like chips, pretzels, and candies. Arrange the bowls on a table with a festive tablecloth and some dog-themed decorations. Label each bowl with fun names like “Puppy Chow” for trail mix or “Doggie Biscuits” for cookies.
HOW TO MAKE A DOG BIRTHDAY CAKE
A birthday party isn’t complete without a cake, even for dogs! To make a dog-friendly birthday cake, start with ingredients like peanut butter, bananas, and carrots. Mix 1 cup of flour, 1/4 cup of rolled oats, 1 teaspoon of baking powder, and a pinch of cinnamon in one bowl. In another bowl, blend 1/4 cup of unsweetened applesauce, 1/4 cup of peanut butter, 1 mashed banana, and 1/2 cup of grated carrots. Combine the wet and dry ingredients, then pour the batter into a greased cake pan. Bake at 350°F for 25-30 minutes. Let it cool, then frost with a mixture of Greek yogurt and peanut butter. Decorate with dog treats and serve to your excited pup!
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