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Edible Santa Barbara Welcome to the Edible Santa Barbara Page! We're a quarterly print and online magazine focused on the

📅 Sunday, Nov 2 | 10am-sellout Brunch Pop-up aegean.sb 731 De La Guerra Plaza https://buff.ly/v8SLqkS Fall coffee drinks...
29/10/2025

📅 Sunday, Nov 2 | 10am-sellout
Brunch Pop-up aegean.sb
731 De La Guerra Plaza



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Fall coffee drinks, farmers market pastries and Turkish breakfast!

📆 Nov 15 10am | Cultured Abalone Walking Farm Tour & Tasting https://buff.ly/nv9cQ96 Get ready to dive into the world of...
29/10/2025

📆 Nov 15 10am | Cultured Abalone Walking Farm Tour & Tasting
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Get ready to dive into the world of abalone farming, where you'll taste the ocean's finest delicacy straight from the source!

 ***osMushroom Tamale Pie With Lime Cornbread Crust https://buff.ly/0MS57sy (via  )It’s rich and flavorful without being...
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Mushroom Tamale Pie With Lime Cornbread Crust
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It’s rich and flavorful without being terribly heavy, sure to please meat eaters and vegetarians alike. The secret, besides the guajillo paste, is the mushrooms. Use a blend of conventional and wild mushrooms for a variety of textures.

Central Coast Winemakers Stay Optimistic Amidst Slow Wine Market & Late Harvest https://buff.ly/ljOcvTV (via  )
29/10/2025

Central Coast Winemakers Stay Optimistic Amidst Slow Wine Market & Late Harvest
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📅 Oct 29 12pm | Conversations with Jason - Douglas Margerum!  https://buff.ly/JHkQ5tX Doug is the founder, owner, and Di...
29/10/2025

📅 Oct 29 12pm | Conversations with Jason - Douglas Margerum!
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Doug is the founder, owner, and Director of Winemaking of Margerum Wine Company, Inc. in Santa Barbara, California, and a pioneer in the Central Coast wine scene.

He is known for his Rhône-inspired wines and his decades-long dedication to the Santa Barbara wine industry, including a quarter-century as proprietor of the Wine Cask.

How 'bout them  ?https://buff.ly/s3oq8Eo (via Wolf's Head)Completed in 1938, Laguna Park sat tucked in the Eastside neig...
29/10/2025

How 'bout them ?
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Completed in 1938, Laguna Park sat tucked in the Eastside neighborhood between Garden and Olive, Cota and Ortega. Just a short walk from the newly built Bowl. At its peak, Laguna Park was larger than both Ebbets Field and Wrigley Field. With over 2,000 seats and the Riviera as its backdrop, it must have been something else.

📆 Nov 2 10am - 4pm | Día de los Mu***os Market & Craft Day https://buff.ly/3H9Jghx Local vendors through Mujeres Makers ...
28/10/2025

📆 Nov 2 10am - 4pm | Día de los Mu***os Market & Craft Day
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Local vendors through Mujeres Makers Market (10 AM–4 PM)
Free arts & crafts and family-friendly activities in the Presidio Orchard (12–4 PM)
Face painting, workshops, and dance performances
DJ, Lotería, photo booth, and a Catrina Contest
A community ofrenda (altar) to honor loved ones—bring a photo or memento to contribute

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Pumpkin Meringue Pie Ice Cream
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Pumpkin meringue pie ice cream is the ultimate mashup of pumpkin ice cream−spiced with cinnamon, nutmeg, ginger, and mace−creamy-dreamy meringue, and crunchy bits of Oreo-cookie crust

THANK YOU to the family that entertains Foothill folks with their holiday fun!  ❤️
28/10/2025

THANK YOU to the family that entertains Foothill folks with their holiday fun!

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Edible Santa Barbara is a quarterly magazine celebrating the abundance of local food and wine throughout Santa Barbara County.

Santa Barbara County has its own unique food traditions—from Santa Maria Barbecue to Santa Barbara Spot Prawns and the world class local wines that accompany them. And our region’s commitment to healthy living has long been on the forefront of what people eat.

Edible Santa Barbara is entirely locally owned and operated. And with our membership in Edible Communities, we are able to combine the synergy of a national publication and a hip, locally written insider’s view of the food and beverage producers and purveyors throughout the region. We shine the spotlight on our exemplary farmers, fishermen, ranchers, winemakers and community food programs—we savor the delicious diversity of Santa Barbara.

There is a growing national movement that is encouraging people to eat more locally grown and locally produced foods. By eating locally, we help sustain the small family farms that grow these foods and we enjoy food that is fresher and healthier for us and for our environment.

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