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PCPA's Summer Season Comes to Solvang and Santa Maria - The Santa Barbara Independent

PCPA's Little Shop of Horrors debuts in Santa Maria with Solvang performances to follow | Arts

The Pacific Conservatory Theatre (PCPA) presents its production of Little Shop of Horrors at the Marian Theatre in Santa Maria through Sunday, May 12. This...

PCPA stages Henry V with regal flair and killer combat choreography

There’s nothing casual about the casualties of war in the Pacific Conservatory Theatre’s (PCPA) gripping rendition of Henry V. Visions and sounds of clashing swords...

On Culture | The Film Festival We Didn't Know We Needed - The Santa Barbara Independent

Black History Month celebrations, opening of PCPA's Henry V and more | On Tap

On Saturday starting at 2 p.m., the Santa Maria-Lompoc chapter of the NAACP, in partnership with the City of Santa Maria and several community groups, will host a Black History

Pacific Conservatory Theatre presents new take on William Shakespeare's Henry V | Arts

Tickets are currently available to the Pacific Conservatory Theatre’s (PCPA) next production, Henry V, which is scheduled to open at the Marian Theatre in Santa...

PCPA to Present Shakespeare's 'Henry V' | Arts & Entertainment

Experience the immersive world of Henry V by William Shakespeare at the Marian Theatre in Santa Maria, Feb. 15 through March 3, presented by Pacific

Pet photos, anniversary beer, music, theater and movies | On Tap

Santa Barbara County Animal Services will offer a pet photo opportunity at the Santa Maria Animal Center, 548 W. Foster Rd., on Saturday from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.

100 medical professionals graduate from Hancock pathway programs

More than 100 graduates from professional pathway programs at Allan Hancock College were celebrated recently for their educational accomplishments.

Hancock College holds graduation ceremonies for students in its public safety programs

Allan Hancock College is celebrating the graduation of dozens of students from its public safety programs, including law enforcement, fire and nursing.