4:00 p.m. Vigil Mass Sunday: 7:30 a.m. 9:00 a.m. (This Mass is also livestreamed each week and may be viewed via the YouTube Live Mass link on our home page, or on our YouTube channel). 11:00 a.m. Weekday Masses: Monday through Friday -- 8:00 a.m
7am daily Mass- and it’s a short walk from the Old Mission The Franciscan Poor Clare nuns are consecrated women religious who live enclosed in a monastic community, observing the Gospel form of life according to the Rule of Saint Clare. Their apostolate is the contemplative life within the praying heart of the Catholic Church.
Stearns Wharf is Santa Barbara's historic, oldest working wooden wharf, completed in 1872 by John P. Stearns for shipping, and now a major tourist attraction with restaurants, shops, and the Sea Center. It extends 2,300 feet into the Pacific, offering scenic views and activities like fishing, boat tours, and wine tasting, while serving as a landmark for the city's waterfront. Education: The Sea Center, an extension of the Santa Barbara Museum of Natural History, provides interactive marine exhibits. Landmark: Remains a central part of Santa Barbara's waterfront and a popular spot for sightseeing and events.
Solvang is a sun-soaked slice of Danish culture in the Santa Ynez Valley, where California wine cellars mix with European bakeries and shops. It’s where you can drink, dine and shop like a Dane without ever leaving the California sunshine. Explore our wineries, boutique shops, or explore Solvang via four-wheeled surrey cycles at Wheel Fun Rentals, or a historic wooden streetcar pulled by a pair of magnificent draft horses on the Solvang Trolley. For a full tour of the town, travel via EVXP, My Electric Vehicle Experience. The newest , most eco-friendly way to tour Solvang. Wine: https://solvangusa.com/wine-country/wine-tasting/ or https://solvangusa.com/wine-country/ bakeries: https://solvangusa.com/dining/a-guide-to-solvangs-danish-bakeries/ Surrey rental: https://solvangusa.com/directory/wheel-fun-rentals/ Boutique shops: https://solvangusa.com/things-to-do/shopping/
11am-5pm Great Meadow At Santa Barbara City College. The Santa Barbara Lavender Festival is an arts and crafts festival that focuses and celebrates creativity through the artistic expression of lavender and/or lavender themes, by artisans, local lavender farms, and small business owners. We encourage all our vendors to incorporate lavender as much as they can into their product
State Street is the historic, pedestrian-friendly heart of downtown Santa Barbara, featuring a 10-block "Promenade" (roughly from the 500 to 1300 blocks) closed to vehicles through 2026. It offers a vibrant mix of Spanish colonial-style architecture, diverse restaurants with outdoor parklets, local boutiques, and art galleries stretching from downtown to Stearns Wharf. Where to eat: https://santabarbaraca.com/plan-your-trip/food-drink/restaurants/
rroyo Burro Beach County Park, also known as Hendry's Beach, is a popular public beach in Santa Barbara known for its dog-friendly policies, scenic bluffs, and the Boathouse Restaurant. It offers a wide sandy area for swimming, surfing, and picnicking, with amenities like dog-washing stations and restrooms, and is adjacent to the off-leash Douglas Family Preserve. The park is a great spot for whale watching and enjoying sunsets, with easy access from Cliff Drive. Great food/drinks at the Boathouse!
Point Carrillo is a fantastic viewpoint on the harbor in Santa Barbara. It is accessed via an easy half mile trail that is used by visitors and locals alike. If you are looking for a way to be active while staying in the city or an excellent viewpoint for sunrise, then read on for all the information. Prepare to be splashed!
Zaca Mesa Winery is a historic, family-owned winery in Santa Barbara County, California, known for pioneering Rhône-style wines, particularly Syrah, in the region. Established in 1973, it's recognized for its sustainable practices, estate-grown wines, and as a "Zaca University" for training future winemakers. The winery offers tastings, events, and is a popular wedding venue, featuring picturesque vineyards and mountain views.
Shoreline Park is a popular bluff-top park in Santa Barbara, California, offering panoramic ocean and Channel Islands views, walking paths, a playground, and picnic areas with BBQ grills. It features a staircase for beach access, whale watching spots, and is dog-friendly (on-leash). The park is known for its grassy areas, benches, and is a great spot for walking, picnicking, and enjoying the views of the Channel Islands, Pacific Ocean vistas, and the mountain scenery.
Channel Islands National Park protects five of the eight Channel Islands off the coast of Southern California: Anacapa, Santa Cruz, Santa Rosa, San Miguel, and Santa Barbara, earning it the nickname "The Galapagos of North America" due to its unique biodiversity, including the Island Fox. The park offers hiking, kayaking, camping, and wildlife viewing, with access primarily by boat or plane, and features a marine sanctuary with abundant marine life like whales, dolphins, and seals. Getting there Boat: Island Packers provides ferry service to the islands from Ventura Harbor. https://www.islandpackers.com/book/ventura/trips/ Plane: Channel Islands Aviation offers air service. Things to know before you go: https://www.nps.gov/chis/planyourvisit/index.htm
Located in the heart of Worthington, Ohio, the Ohio Railway Museum invites you to step back in time and experience the golden age of railroading. Whether you're a train enthusiast, history buff, or family looking for a fun weekend adventure, we have something special waiting for you. Saturday Admission: Adults - $12, Seniors/Military - $10, Kids (ages 4-12) - $10, and children 2 and under are free! We are currently running Interurban Trolley #64, included in your admission price. When to Visit: Saturdays from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Open May 10th through September 26th
• Grab a drink and walk the district (Worthington has a designated outdoor refreshment area—DORA) • Browse local boutiques, coffee shops, and restaurants along High Street • Enjoy the Farmer's Market Saturday mornings • Enjoy the classic small-town, New England-style atmosphere Worthington is known for
Olentangy Trail is a paved multi-use greenway following the Olentangy River through Worthington and Columbus, Ohio. It’s one of Central Ohio’s main recreational and commuting corridors, linking neighborhoods, parks, and The Ohio State University campus within the regional trail network. Key facts • Type: Multi-use paved trail & greenway • Approximate length: About 13–14 miles, depending on endpoints • Surface: Primarily asphalt, with lane markings in many sections • Location: Worthington through Columbus, along the Olentangy River, Ohio • Uses: Walking, running, cycling, skating, and commuting Users experience river views, wooded stretches, open green spaces, and occasional city skyline vistas as the trail approaches central Columbus. Portions near parks and campus can be lively, while more northern sections feel quieter and more residential. Bridges, underpasses, and dedicated crossings keep most of the route separated from car traffic, enhancing safety and comfort.
Joya’s Cafe – trendy, award-winning brunch spot Joya's is a popular Bengali-American café in Worthington, Ohio, known for its unique breakfast, brunch, and lunch dishes, including the popular Crispy Chicken Manchurian Sandwich, Kati Rolls, and Egg Toast-in-a-Box, blending Bengali flavors with American comfort food. The daytime spot, run by Chef Avishar Barua, is located in a former bakery and offers a vibrant, contemporary atmosphere with creative takes on classics, plus specialty teas and coffees. It's a frequent feature on "Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives" and is often busy, especially during the farmer's market.
• The Whitney House – upscale American The Whitney House is a popular American comfort food restaurant in Worthington, Ohio, known for its "made from scratch" dishes, fresh local ingredients, and a warm, family-style atmosphere inspired by Sunday dinners. It offers refined yet rustic cuisine, including burgers, fish, and seasonal specials, along with craft cocktails and a selection of wines and beers. The restaurant features a show kitchen, happy hour, and patio seating, aiming to provide a comfortable, welcoming experience for guests.
Jazz Night every friday, Located on High St in the heart of historic Old Worthington, Worthington Tavern is a vibrant, locally owned restaurant, bar, and covered patio. Our timeless space inspires a joyful atmosphere and honors Worthington's history. Our menu features made-from-scratch familiar favorites- all from the finest ingredients. Our bar enlivens your experience with a robust selection of original cocktails, great spirits, craft beer, and enticing wines. Whether it's brunch with old friends, dinner with family, or a night out celebrating, we look forward creating memorable experiences together.
Porch Growler is dedicated to providing our customers with the freedom to choose where they enjoy craft beer, with the variety they demand and the draft taste they prefer, in a warm, welcoming environment with friendly, knowledgeable staff dedicated to assisting customers find the right beer for the right occasion.