Tag archives: Fathers Day

Patróna Power
By Richard Mineards and Friends   |   June 30, 2026

By Lisa Duncan Father’s Day brought family, fierce competition, and two powerhouse patrónas to the field at the Santa Barbara Polo Club for the championship final of the 12 Goal Intra-Circuit Cup. On one side was Brazilian patróna Alecia Seidler, owner of Quite on Z. On the other was Sarah Siegel-Magness, the driving force behind […]

Driven by Memories
By Richard Mineards   |   June 30, 2026

By Lisa Duncan Father’s Day arrived bathed in sunshine in our Eden by the Sea, where dozens of gleaming classics lined the Front Plaza at Casa Dorinda for a festive vintage car show. But among the polished chrome and lovingly restored classic cars, one story stood out. Beside his award-winning 1943 Dodge WC 52, Robert […]

Your 2026 Montecito Father’s Day Guide
By Joanne A Calitri   |   June 16, 2026

Hello Loves! Happy June and my bday month! Your Society Edit GF is here with all the tea for Father’s Day, celebrated on Sunday, June 21, with news on shopping sprees, dining, and yes, the Dodgers!  First up are tickets for The Los Angeles Dodgers Father’s Day “Give Away Day” home game at Dodgers Stadium […]

Celebrate Father’s Day at SYR — And Other News Bytes
By Montecito Journal   |   June 17, 2025

This Father’s Day, Sunday, June 15, from 10 am – 2 pm, indulge Dad with a lavish three-course brunch at the historic San Ysidro Ranch. Savor luxurious starters like Royal Ossetra Caviar and Dungeness Crab Cakes, followed by exquisite entrées including SRF Wagyu Prime Rib and Lemon Ricotta Pancakes. Enjoy endless pours of G.H. Mumm […]

“Forgive them Father, For They Know Not…” A Goodbye to Patriarchy
By Rinaldo Brutoco   |   July 1, 2021

This column is being written on Father’s Day — as the humorist Jim Gaffigan observed, “the government mandated day of paternal gratitude.” By now, everything conventional that needs to be written already has been. What motivates this column is to look behind the conventional nostrums of the day to the more basic, the more archetypal, […]

Live Oak Music Festival Gets Radio-active
By Steven Libowitz   |   June 18, 2020

After spending more than a quarter century happily ensconced at the campground halfway up the San Marcos Pass that gave the festival its name, the Live Oak Music Festival that takes place over Father’s Day weekend every year packed up to return to its roots in San Luis Obispo two summers ago. Now, in the […]