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COLOMBIAN FASHION DESIGNER MAYGEL CORONEL VISITS MONTECITO
THE FALL EDIT
The Season of Shifting...
As September settles in, we find ourselves in a seasonal in-between. Summer lingers in the heat, yet our minds begin to shift toward fall.
Here, dressing for this time of year can feel like a challenge: linen or layers? Sandals or suede? This issue is here to help answer that, with a focus on timeless style, clean beauty, and intentional living.
Our cover subject, Colombian designer Maygel Coronel, brings us a fresh coastal elegance inspired by the Caribbean. She’s graced us with her presence with a boutique at The Post, and now she’s heading to LA to officially set up shop. Here, we celebrate her American debut in Montecito.
Our Fall Edit spotlights Renaissance Fine Consignment, a Santa Barbara staple proving sustainable fashion can be luxurious. Their expertly curated collections of designer clothes and accessories offer women a way to shop with intention, extending the life of iconic pieces and embracing circular fashion.
For beauty lovers, we’ve tapped Betsy Goehring of The Bets Life, a Santa Barbara-based lifestyle creator and former college athlete who has built a devoted audience with her style, both aspirational and relatable. Her beauty bests are a trusted source for those who want to look good and feel grounded.
And if you’re seeking something nourishing from the kitchen, this month’s featured recipe from Healthy Warrior is packed with flavor and nutrients.
Finally, we’re also proud to spotlight the incredible work of the Teddy Bear Cancer Foundation, a local organization offering critical financial and emotional support to families facing pediatric cancer. Their annual Gold Ribbon Gala is one of Santa Barbara’s most meaningful nights—bringing our community together in compassion, hope, and celebration. We invite you to learn more, get involved, or simply show up in support of their mission.
Thank you for making Santa Barbara Coast part of your month. Whether you’re looking to refresh your wardrobe, your routine, or your mindset, we’re honored to be part of your journey.
Warmly,
MELISSA PEDRAZZINI-JORDANO, PUBLISHER
September 2025
PUBLISHER
Melissa Pedrazzini-Jordano
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PUBLICATION DIRECTOR
Jessica Dahl | jessica.dahl@citylifestyle.com
SOCIAL MEDIA COORDINATOR
Mim Jordano
PUBLISHER ASSISTANT
Sara Stevens
CONTRIBUTING WRITERS
Anna Maria Stump, Mia Pasqualucci, Betsy O’Brien, Samantha Durbin
CONTRIBUTING PHOTOGRAPHER
Emmy Pickett
Corporate Team
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
inside the issue
city scene
1: Actress Camilla Belle spoke about Lotusland’s role as a peaceful refuge following the Palisades fire. 2: Tom Berkenkamp, Marla Smith, Tracy Bollag, Deanna Dongeiux and Michael Bollag 3: The Jardin des Rêves, by Merryl Brown Events and produced by Sarah J. Romo 5: Heidi Merrik, Johnny Johnson, Kasimira Wilding 6: Eric Spivey, Susan Bechtel and friend with Cynthia Spivey 7: Merryl Brown, Friend, Susan Bechtel and Mari Mitchel, President of the Board of Trustees.
Photography by David Mendoza III
Photography by David Mendoza III
8: Carly and Preston Walters 9: The Jardin Des Reves Lotusland Celebrates event planning committee. 10: Merryl Brown of Merryl Brown Events. 11: Attendees Sima and Brett Morrison. 12: Austin Lampson in the Bromeliad Garden with Butterflies Alive SB Natural History Museum. 13: The debut of the Dacora Motors car. America’s first ultra luxury car. 14: Fashion designer Heidi Merrick
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city scene CONTINUED
1: Honorary Chair and member of the Board of Trustees, Wendy Schmidt with Gala Co-Chairs Julie Morley and David M. Jones, former President of the Board of Trustees. 2: Honorary Chair Wendy Schmidt and Rebecca Anderson, Chief Executive Officer
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The Miramar Manor Bar x The Godmothers Literary Society
United by a shared commitment to thoughtful curation and community engagement, Godmothers and The Manor Bar are joining forces to bring The Godmothers Literary Society—a curated series of monthly author conversations and intimate gatherings at The Manor Bar. September 17th Dr. Deepika Chopra—widely known as the “Optimism Doctor®”— joins Jennifer Walsh and Riley Reed for a timely conversation about The Power of Real Optimism.
REVERSE MORTGAGE
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.
Best Kid’s Boutique
The Nurture Cottage nurturecottagemontecito.com | 805.722.0334
Poppy Stores - Montecito poppystores.com | 805.845.4026
Chicken Little chickenlittlekids.com | 805.962.7771
Asher Market ashermarket.com | 805.364.2008
Surf N Wear’s Beach House surfnwearbeachhouse.com | 805.963.1281
Boutique
DIANI + DIANI Shoes + DIANI Living dianiboutique.com | 805.966.7175
CANVAS instagram.com/canvassantabarbara | 805.679.5775
Renaissance Fine Consignment renaissancesb.com | 805.963.7800
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Faherty Montecito stores.fahertybrand.com/ca/santa-barbara/MTC86/ | 805.562.6521
Kismet kismetmontecito.com | 805.722.8048
THR I L L OF THE HUNT
OUR FALL EDIT WITH DESIGNER CONSIGNMENT STORE, RENAISSANCE. PROOF THAT UPCYCLING LOOKS AND FEELS FABULOUS.
ARTICLE BY SAMANTHA DURBIN | PHOTOGRAPHY BY EMMY PICKETT
What are your closet treasures? Are you a shoe gal (Carrie) or handbag collector (Charlotte)? Who are your go-to designers? Every piece tells a story at Renaissance Fine Consignment, and every visit feels like a treasure hunt. Renaissance is a vibrant celebration of affordable luxury. Their team is passionate and knowledgeable, ready to share the latest trends, exclusive finds, and insider tips.
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Opposite: Comme des Garçons coat, CT
Plage cashmere sweater, Vetement tweed skirt, Vintage Christian Dior tie, Louise Vuitton handbag, Kenneth Jay Lane bracelet
This Page:
Rag & Bone long vest, Dolce & Gabbana blouse, No21 pants, David Yurman necklace, Office of Angela Scott shoes, Chanel handbag, Worth & Worth hat
This page: Kenzo sweater, Michael Kors blouse, Ralph Lauren jeans, Manolo Blahnik shoes, Tanzanite & Diamond earrings, Christian Dior scarf, Prada sunglasses, Aspinal of London handbag
While we love online shopping, there’s nothing like live shopping, when you can feel, try, and fall in love with something. Renaissance’s specialty merchandise includes coveted runway items and exclusive VIP bags, like the Hermès Birkin. This focus on rare and high-demand items attracts collectors and fashion enthusiasts looking for unique, hard-to-find luxury goods. Renaissance has a thorough cleaning and inspection process. They go above and beyond ensuring that all merchandise is meticulously cleaned and inspected before it is placed on the sales floor. This attention to detail enhances the beauty of something, and also ensures that you receive items in excellent condition.
Styling by Britainy McIntire renaissancecorp.com
ARTICLE BY SAMANTHA DURBIN PHOTOGRAPHY BY EMMY PICKETT
BODY & SOUL
Colombian fashion designer Maygel Coronel visits Montecito
Bodies change. Any parent is reminded of this every day, witnessing their children grow at a rapid pace. And yet, along the way to adulthood, we become more aware of our body and other bodies, compared to our own. Once you understand your body can change and morph through lifestyle and dietary choices, your relationship with your body becomes more nuanced.
Through fearful memories of my body widening in adolescence to pride in my height and gratitude for my long legs, nothing made me more body-aware than how my body changed after having children.
“I always say: your body is your story, it deserves to be celebrated, not hidden,” mother and Colombian designer Maygel Coronel offers me. “Your body has carried you through life’s chapters, it’s evolved, and that evolution is beautiful. There’s elegance in every curve, every line, every change.”
Maygel opened her first American store at The Post, Montecito’s newest shopping and culinary destination. Her designs aren’t breezy California clothes— they’re body-conscious. They’re bold, yet feminine. Elegant, yet sensual. They’re created using OEKOTEX certified Lycra with muscle memory designed to complement curves, not constrict, through inclusive sizing: One Size, Petite, and Extended.
Style in Motion
LOCAL ACCESSORY MAKERS
FOCUS ON HERITAGE AND QUALITY
ARTICLE BY ANNA MARIA STUMP
Sometimes, the accessory makes the outfit. And here, in a land of relaxed, coastal style, liveable accessories are key. Footwear with vintage appeal made from recycled materials. Leather bags that not only withstand sun and sand, but age gracefully from it. And truly customizable, artisan-level western hats and boots destined for family heirloom status. SeaVees. Homer Maker. Grand Central Fashion. These makers represent our home. Come, take your time, and find something that helps tell your story.
SEAVEES: WHERE HISTORY MEETS THE FUTURE OF FOOTWEAR
SeaVees is for seekers, the ones who find magic in the stories behind every stitch. For those who love the hunt of flea markets, the charming pieces from their parents’ closets, that treasure on the vintage shop shelf, SeaVees offers more than just shoes. It offers character and history.
Left on a shelf for nearly 40 years, SeaVees was rediscovered when Steven Tiller stumbled upon an original 1964 pair in a secondhand store in Tokyo.
“When I discovered that vintage pair, I was instantly captivated—not just by the design, but by the spirit it embodied,” says Tiller. “In 1964, SeaVees was ahead of its time, being one of the first brands to position sneakers as casual, everyday wear beyond the gym. That resonated with me.” Inspired, Tiller brought the brand back to life in 2018, blending timeless design with a modern purpose.
PHOTOGRAPHY BY BLAKE BRONSTAD, ALLAN DAVID PADILLA, PROVIDED
Every sneaker tells a story of renewal, and the materials honor the planet as much as the past. “Making shoes responsibly isn’t just a box we check, it’s a lens we look through in everything we do,” says Tiller. “Early on, we committed to better materials: recycled rubber outsoles, recycled cotton, even recycled plastic laces. But that’s just the baseline.”
More than a shoe brand, SeaVees transforms discarded objects into good-looking shoes built to last another lifetime, and leaves as light a footprint as possible. seavees.com
HOMER MAKER CRAFTS QUIET LUXURY IN MONTECITO
This boutique brand, headed by fashion veteran and former Tommy Bahama CEO, Terry Pillow, makes handmade leather bags that blend tradition with contemporary design.
When Pillow set out on this passion project, he partnered with developer Steven Soria, who has a saddle-maker lineage, and employed a team of artisans to execute the designs.
Steven took Terry to the Carriage and Western Art Museum of Santa Barbara to show him the winning saddle his great uncle made from the Old Spanish Day’s Rodeo in 1956. “As a child I was able to watch the artisans do their work,” says Soria. “I got to learn from the best.” Terry was inspired, and named Homer Maker after his grandfather.
They started with the Vinters Collection of wine carriers and bags rooted in classic Americana. Homer Maker sources raw materials from Hermann Oak Leather in St. Louis, one of the last domestic suppliers and tanneries using the centuries-old vegetable leather-tanning process. The result is durable, elegant leather goods that speak to discerning customers seeking heritage and sophistication.
You are invited into their showroom on Coast Village Road. The intimate space showcases one-of-a-kind handmade items, and smaller accessories like eyeglass lanyards and belts. Leather-scented candles complement the brand’s tactile experience.
For those seeking custom, they will collaborate on a personalized leather bag that reflects your individual style and needs. homermaker.com
“As a child I was able to watch the artisans do their work. I got to learn from the best.”
“Every hat and every boot we make tells a story—and that story always begins with family. The name, Grand Central, represents a meeting point, a crossing of paths where stories come together.”
GRAND CENTRAL FASHION MAKES ALL THE STOPS
Founded by Edgar Alvarez in 2019, Grand Central specializes in handcrafted hats and boots. This brand leads with heart. “Every hat and every boot we make tells a story—and that story always begins with family,” says Alvarez. “The name, Grand Central, represents a meeting point, a crossing of paths where stories come together.”
These aren’t mass-produced pieces—they’re wearable heirlooms made with love and appreciation. “As an immigrant, I dreamed of creating a space where tradition, craftsmanship, and community could coexist,” say Alvarez. “My Jaliscan heritage instilled in me a deep respect for handmade work, for preserving cultural trades, and for sharing what we create with pride and purpose.”
Though rooted here, Alvarez sources where the best artisans are, creating jobs across continents. For example, their Panama hats are woven in Ecuador and Colombia using traditional methods, and then sent to their workshop in San Francisco del Rincón, Mexico, to be reshaped, refined, and finished to meet their standards.
From their custom “Hat Bar” experience to developing private label products for other brands, Alvarez and his team stay busy. And the team at Grand Central is as warm as the sun. Probably because that’s Alvarez, who says, “Santa Barbara is my safe haven, my nest, the place where I am truly happy.” grandcentralofficial.com
BETSY’S LOCAL Beauty Bests
ARTICLE BY BETSY O’BRIEN | PHOTOGRAPHY PROVIDED
Betsy O’Brien
In her free time, you can catch Betsy snuggling with her two fluffy rescue cats, E-biking around town with her husband, and enjoying the many gorgeous local beaches and hiking trails. Find Betsy on social media at @thebetslife, thebetslife.com, and on all major podcasting platforms with The Bets Life Podcast
Betsy O’Brien is a writer, blogger, content creator, model, and podcaster from Santa Barbara. In 2020, she launched The Bets Life, a blog and social media account highlighting personal writing, international travel, and must-visit local spots. Here, she curates her local clean beauty brands.
Beauty is in the eye of the beholder, but what beauty products are in the hands of the beautiful? Whether you’re seeking a decadent body oil, luxurious facial cream, or results-driven facial serum, these Santa Barbara-based brands have you covered (from head to toe). With these, you may just experience the sought-after California glow.
EARTH SCIENCE BEAUTY
For forty years, Earth Science Beauty has created clean beauty and personal care products. They source ethical and sustainable ingredients, give back to the environment, and develop affordable products backed by science. Supporters of the National Forest Foundation and the Surfrider Foundation, they’re passionate about plant-based formulas and protecting our planet. Bestsellers: Chamomile & Green Tea Eye Makeup Remover, Fragrance-Free AlmondAloe Moisturizer, Apricot Facial Scrub. earthsciencebeauty.com
SALT CAVE SANTA BARBARA
Salt Cave Santa Barbara was established around holistic health, focusing on the purifying and revitalizing benefits of pink Himalayan salt and Halotherapy, a treatment that involves breathing in salt-particle-infused air. Their central location on State Street offers mineral spa services including, of course, salt scrubs. They make their own salt-infused body and facial items, including soaps, lotions, aromatherapy sprays, bath soaks, facial toners, and lip balms. saltcavesb.com
THE GRAPESEED COMPANY
The first vinotherapy skincare line to upcycle the CA wine industry byproduct of grapeseeds launched in 2004. While usually discarded, the antioxidant, vitamin, and resveratrol rich grapeseeds are given new life and purpose with The Grapeseed Company. What began with wine-based scrubs and lip balms, has evolved to over one hundred face, hair, and body products found in downtown and Carpinteria stores. They offer a Scent Bar experience where you can customize perfumes, mists, lotions, and more. thegrapeseedcompany.com
NINA LAFUENTE
Licensed esthetician Nina Lafuente lovingly crafts her small batch skincare oils. After searching for an oil to use on her clients, Nina decided to formulate her own 100% organic product: Love Your Body Oil. Each bottle is infused with rose quartz crystals to enhance self-love and the oil may be applied to the face, hair, and body. Her sister product, Love Your Face Oil, may be used on its own or added to facial sunscreens or moisturizers for extra hydration. ninalafuente.com
SANTA BARBARA COMPANY
The mother-daughter duo behind Santa Barbara Company aims to make gift-giving local and sustainable. Whether it’s for an event, corporate gifting, or a present for a friend, Santa Barbara Company makes gifting easy at their converted downtown bungalow shop and Big Blue delivery van. Their product line features a diverse product range, including mists, balms and salves, bath bombs, teas, and salts. They support the community by highlighting small batch products and artisanal makers. santabarbaracompany.com
LEMYN ORGANICS
Lemyn Organics prioritizes natural and organic ingredients and formulations that deliver results. Each product is constructed in small batches and tested on the founder. Family-owned and operated, Lemyn Organics believes in fresh skincare with no fillers or preservatives for maximum potency and efficacy. Popular products include their 97% organic and medical-grade hand sanitizer gel, peptide and retinol face oil serums, and cold-pressed beauty oils. lemyn.com
BEAR Hugs
One of the first gifts expecting parents often receive is a teddy bear. The classic plush toy can elicit a sense of comfort and support that families with new babies need. And it’s why the 23-year-old nonprofit founded by Nikki Katz named itself after one.
The Teddy Bear Cancer Foundation (TBCF) has been supporting families with a child battling cancer in the tri-counties since 2002. A resource and support center, the organization has served 1,145 families since its inception under three core programs: emotional support, financial stability, and educational advocacy.
TBCF steps in from the moment a family learns the devastating news of a diagnosis in the hospital. A Family Care Manager is sent to the hospital or a care bag with hospital-ready items is mailed with things like quilts, socks, phone chargers, and more. “It’s an introduction care package,” says Kirsten Stuart, Communications & Events Director.
That introduction is the first in what becomes a lifelong relationship between families and TBCF; it’s the “bear” hug that every family needs during an unbelievably isolating time. The relationship includes everything from immediate direct financial assistance for low-to-moderate income families, and serves everyone in need with gas cards, grocery gift certificates, hospital voucher stays, and more.
“The critical resources offered through our core programs provide comfort by stabilizing a family’s foundation. It’s a little stability while the family is upside down,” says Stuart.
Support groups are available in English and Spanish for every family member, from teens, siblings, and parents. A robust volunteer program delivers gifts and volunteer-assembled baskets are delivered for every holiday. Exclusive events foster a community support network for families going through similar battles, and help to make an impact beyond hospital stays with events like surf days, family fun day, dad’s BBQ, and a Mother’s Day Spa.
“If you’re a low-income family before cancer, chances are you’re almost destitute once cancer strikes,” says Stuart.
Tickets for the 2025 Golden Gala can be purchased at: teddybearcancerfoundation.org/ goldengala
For many children undergoing drastic treatments, schooling is often put on the back burner. As part of the program’s educational advocacy, children and young adults are given access to tutoring services as well as neuropsychological testing. Testing is crucial to help “determine post-treatment strengths and weaknesses,” says Stuart, when a child has spent formative years in a hospital rather than a playground. Every service that falls under TBCF’s core programs understands the complete cycle a family goes through during their cancer journey and ensures no one is left behind.
This September, during National Childhood Cancer Awareness Month, the nonprofit hosts its largest fundraiser of the year. On September 27, the 2025 Golden Gala will be held at a supporter’s private estate overlooking the Pacific.
While the evening’s festivities are glamorous—you can bet emcee and auctioneer Andrew Firestone will wear something dazzling—the event’s mission is the most important takeaway. “My job is for everybody to leave the event not thinking about the decor, but thinking about the foundation,” adds Stuart. teddybearcancerfoundation.org
ARTICLE BY MEAGHAN CLARK TIERNAN PHOTOGRAPHY BY SCOTT ODGERS PHOTOGRAPHY & GRACE KATHRYN PHOTOGRAPHY
Teddy Bear Cancer Foundation supports families with children battling cancer
Charles + Susannah Rao
Emcee Andrew Firestone
Seared Salmon + Wilted Kale Salad
ARTICLE BY MIA PASQUALUCCI, HEALTHY WARRIOR SB PHOTOGRAPHY BY JOSH GRUETZMACHER
directions:
1. Preheat your oven to 375 degrees.
2. Beets are the most time-consuming part of this dish. Remove the greens from the beets and place them in a deep baking dish. Half the orange and squeeze the juice over the beets. Add the oranges to the baking dish with a few sprigs of thyme, bay leaves, and a pinch of salt. Add water until the beets are covered. Cover your baking dish with foil or a lid and place in the oven. Check them with a fork after 45 minutes. Adjust by 15-minute increments until soft. Once cooked, let them cool in their liquid for at least 30 minutes. Drain. Using a clean kitchen towel, place the beets in the towel one at a time, and the skin will rub right off. Once cleaned, cut into large dice. Cool in the fridge.
3. Cut the top and bottom off your onion, half, and peel it. Cut with the grain of the onion and create thin strips. Place the onion in a mason jar or bowl. In a small
sauce pot, add all your pickling liquid ingredients and bring to a boil. Once boiling, pour it over your sliced onions. Leave the onions uncovered and let them cool in the fridge until plating.
4. Cover a cookie tray with parchment paper. Spread the walnuts around and drizzle with olive oil, honey, salt, and cinnamon. Use your hands and coat well. Place them in the oven for about 10 minutes and check for a golden brown color. Be careful: they can go from beautiful to burned quickly.
5. Rinse kale, dry well, and cut into 1-inch strips. In a large sauté pan, heat olive oil. When the oil is hot, add kale and sauté lightly until the color turns bright green and the leaves start to wilt. If it’s a large batch, do this step in several rounds so you don’t crowd your pan.
6. Cut salmon into large strips across the filet. Thicker pieces will hold a medium
This might be a salad, but it’s hearty and full of protein and healthy fats.
ingredients:
• Salmon: About 5 oz per person. Wild salmon, like King or Coho, is preferable. If that’s not available, look for a sashimigrade option, such as Scottish.
• Beets: 1 large beet per person. Pick a mix of golden, red, or striped for more color.
• Tuscan Kale: 1/3 of a bunch per person
• Arugula: 1 cup per person
• Goat cheese: 1/4 cup per person (or more)
• Walnuts: 1/4 cup person
• Red Onion: 1/4 cup per person
• Oranges: 1 orange for every 4 beets
• Fresh thyme: 1 bunch
• Bay Leaves: 2-4 leaves
• Additional items: Whole lemons, olive oil, honey, cinnamon, salt
Pickling liquid for 1 large onion:
• 1 cup apple cider vinegar
• 1 cup water
• 2 tablespoons honey
• Pinch of salt
rare nicely, and the belly pieces can be cooked well without drying out. Heat a large sauté pan with a decent amount of olive oil. Pat the top side of your salmon with a paper towel to dry it. Once the pan is hot, season the fish with salt and pepper, then place the seasoned side into the pan. When you see your golden crust start to inch up the side, that’s your sign it’s ready to flip. Cook until desired temp.
7. Add your kale, beets, arugula, and pickled onions into a large bowl. Drizzle with olive oil and a squeeze of fresh lemon juice. Top with candied walnuts and goat cheese. Serve with your beautifully seared salmon.
Enjoy and share with people you love!
Ciao, Mia healthywarriormealprep.com
SEPTEMBER 6TH
2025 Santa Barbara County Farm Day @sbcountyfarmday
sbcfarmday.org/map | 10:00 AM
On September 6 from 10 AM–3 PM, over 20 local farms and agriculture organizations will welcome the public for the 7th Annual Santa Barbara County Farm Day. Enjoy free activities like behind-the-scenes tours, tractor rides, tastings, and kid-friendly exhibits. Use the online Trail Map to plan your route and explore at your own pace.
SEPTEMBER 6TH
4th Annual Cars and Cowboys @syvcommunityoutreach
Rancho San Marcos Golf Course | 12:00 PM
Cars & Cowboys offers a unique opportunity to admire an exclusive collection of rare, award-winning vehicles while enjoying top-tier cuisine, fine wines, craft beer, live music, and an exhilarating live auction. Whether you’re a car enthusiast, a cowboy at heart, or simply looking for a day of entertainment in a spectacular setting, this event has something for everyone. Benefitting Meals on Wheels.
SEPTEMBER 6TH
Pints for the Park - Benefitting Elings Park @elingspark
Elings Park | 4:00 PM
Central Coast Craft Beer, Cider, Wine, and Kombucha with 20+ purveyors. Stroll, sip, snack, shop, sit back, and support the largest privately funded park in America. Food trucks, snacks, and Elings Park merchandise available for purchase. VIP Early Entry 3 PM $85 | General Admission 4 PM $65 | Ages 21 and older only with ID
SEPTEMBER 26TH
C O RDIALLY INVITES YOU TO:
BAYOU D OWN UNDER . .
THE 24TH ANNUAL BENEFIT FOR THE SANTA BARBARA RESCUE MISSION
Honoring Janet Rowse
Saturday, October 4, 2025, Two O’Clock in the Afternoon
The Grand Lawn at Sandpiper Golf Club
Santa Barbara’s most popular Silent Auction • Dine on the Lawn by Pure Joy Catering
Please go to sbrm.org/bayou25 for details and to purchase tickets for this event
All proceeds to bene t the Homeless Guest Services and state-certi ed Drug and Alcohol Treatment Programs of the Santa Barbara Rescue Mission
