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Carly Lindblad: The Legends and Local History of Saint Barbara (opens the original)
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Historian Neal Graffy brought the story of Saint Barbara to life Wednesday evening, guiding a sold-out crowd at the Santa Barbara Historical Museum through the artwork and local landmarks tied to the city’s patron saint. Graffy’s presentation “Finding Saint Barbara” accompanied the museum’s exhibit of the same name, which explores the saint’s origins and marks 100 years of her presence in Santa Barbara’s Fiesta celebrations. But for Graffy, the project also became an investigation, as he worked
Fiesta Finale Carries Light and Legacy of Erin Graffy de García (opens the original)
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Long before the dancers took the floor at El Paseo Restaurant for the annual Fiesta Finale, the spirit of Old Spanish Days was brought to life by the late Erin Graffy de Garcia. A local historian, journalist and beloved community figure whose impact has been celebrated following her death in early 2025, Graffy was, as her family and friends often recall, the true “Wonder Woman” of Fiesta. This event was made possible by the Profant family — including sisters Michèle, Marie, Musette and Mignonne
Flor y Canto Brings Santa Barbara History to Life in Memory of Erin Graffy (opens the original)
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Swirling layers of ruffled satin skirts flared across the Santa Barbara County Courthouse Sunken Garden on Friday afternoon as Flor y Canto once again brought early California history to life through music, narration and dance. Now in its 22nd year as a cornerstone of Old Spanish Days Fiesta, the annual event carried a bittersweet rhythm. It marked the second year the performance took place without its founder, the late Santa Barbara historian and writer Erin Graffy de García, who created the ev
After Nearly 60 Years, Erin Graffy Children’s Strolling Chorus Brings Back a Santa Barbara Tradition (opens the original)
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Voices echoed through downtown Santa Barbara as the Children’s Strolling Chorus returned to Old Spanish Days Fiesta on Wednesday, for the first time since 1968. About 30 young singers began their performance at Paseo Nuevo, performing six traditional Fiesta songs, including “De Colores” and “El Zapatero.” The children sang and strolled toward their first stop at De la Guerra Plaza wearing embroidered vests, skirts and other Fiesta attire as they brought back the historic tradition. At the plaza,
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