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Through Oct. 3 — New Atrium Gallery Youth Exhibition: ‘Emotions on Display’ in Ventura
Through Oct. 3 — Allan Hancock College’s Ann Foxworthy Gallery features AHC Alumni Made in Santa Maria Exhibit
Oct. 3, 4, 5 — Teatro de las Americas in Oxnard to present ‘Luciano Brindisi | Sólo Chistes / Only Gags’
Experience the magic of a live performance! Reserve your tickets for Luciano Brindisi | Sólo Chistes / Only Gags. Don’t miss out on the excitement—book now and treat yourself to an unforgettable event.
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Bilingual report — Oct. 4 — Wilderness Youth Project’s free Nature Play Day returns
Oct. 4 — UCSB Arts & Lectures presents creator and host of ‘This American Life’ Ira Glass in Conversation with Pico Iyer at UCSB Campbell Hall
Oct. 5 — Museum of Contemporary Art Santa Barbara — Incoming tsunami — special invitation enclosed
Oct. 5 — Community Holiday Gift Boutique to be held in Westlake Village
Oct. 5 through Jan. 25, 2026 — Impressionist Revolution from Monet to Matisse at Santa Barbara Museum of Art
Oct. 6 — 11 — CSUCI announces Homecoming Week 2025, Culminating with Anderson .Paak Foundation’s .Paak House Festival
Oct. 9 — Ventura Housing to host inaugural State of Ventura Housing Breakfast
Oct. 9 — Ventura County Taxpayers Foundation to present 3rd annual Taxpayer Celebration Luncheon with keynote speaker Laura Logan
Oct. 10 — West Ventura County Business Alliance to host 28th annual Military Appreciation Dinner in Oxnard
Oct. 11 — Pre-sale tickets now available for Pantheón Fest’s ‘Danza de la Muerte’ theatrical play in Oxnard
Oct. 11 — Save the Date — Panteón Fest to be held in Oxnard
Oct. 11 — Santa Rosa Valley Fall Festival
Bilingual report — Oct. 12 — Victorian Halloween at the Olivas Adobe
Oct. 12 — Santa Barbara Museum of Art to present Bilingual Storytime — Raíces y Sueños: In Partnership with the Santa Barbara Public Library
Oct. 15 — Senior Expo to be held at Santa Barbara’s Earl Warren Showgrounds
Bilingual report — Oct. 16 — Paseo Nuevo Redevelopment Open House!
Oct. 16 — Hope Lives Here — A benefit for Good Samaritan Shelter — An evening of food, film, conversation and music at the Lobero Theatre
Oct. 17, 18, 19 — Autumn updates from Ventura Music Festival with events
Oct. 17-19 — John Nunes to be inaugurated as California Lutheran University’s ninth president
Oct. 17-19 — CLU presenting ‘The Laramie Project’: Emotionally Gripping + Supports LGBTQ+ History Month
Oct. 18 — CLU School of Management to present Homecoming 2025 Management Masterclasses
Oct. 18 — Halloween fun at Simi Valley YMCA’s Fall Festival & Trunk-Or-Treat
Oct. 19 — Thousand Oaks Street Fair
Through Oct. 19 — Moorpark College Theatre Arts presents Angels In America: Part One — Millennium Approaches
Oct. 19 — Scout-O-Rama set to take over Kids’ Zone at the Thousand Oaks Rotary Street Fair
Oct. 20 — Oxnard Film Society to present RIEFENSTAHL
Oct. 21 — UCSB Arts & Lectures presents timeless soul music with Boz Scaggs Rhythm Review 2025 at the Arlington Theatre
Bilingual report — Oct. 21 — Community Memorial Healthcare/Ventura County Office of Education to present ‘Facts & Fiction about Vaccines’
Oct. 21 — Cottage Ob/Gyn Clinic hosting free virtual ‘Meet the Doctor’
Oct. 22 — Moorpark College celebrates grand opening of expanded MakerSpace
Oct. 22 — Spooky surprises await at The Collection’s annual Trick-or-Treat!?
Oct. 22 — UCSB Arts & Lectures presents keyboard virtuoso Víkingur Ólafsson at UCSB Campbell Hall
Oct. 23 — Community invited to celebrate Simi Valley Family YMCA’s 40th anniversary at alumni reunion and open house
Oct. 23 — CSUCI Art Exhibit: ‘Protect Your Spirit: Visual Lexicons of Resistance With Melanie Cervantes’
Oct. 23 — Lila Downs to perform — Music and Dances of Mexico — Día de los Muertos — at the Arlington Theatre, Santa Barbara
Grammy and Latin Grammy Award-winning icon Lila Downs brings her powerful voice and magnetic stage presence to a vibrant celebration of Día de Muertos. Raised in Minnesota and Oaxaca, Downs blends traditional Mexican and Mesoamerican music with folk, jazz, blues and originals in a deeply personal interpretation of Día de Muertos. This festive evening will also feature mariachis and dancers, evoking the rich spirit and color of Day of the Dead on both sides of the border.
