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Collin Harmon: At Dusk, a Hotel Lobby Bar Becomes a Santa Barbara Destination

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By Collin Harmon 
| Noozhawk
There is a particular kind of Santa Barbara night that feels curated by the city itself — the air still warm from the afternoon, State Street humming with a low, contagious energy, and somewhere in the middle of it all, the right room pulling you in before you’ve quite decided to enter. You don’t always know why. You just know. On a recent evening, that room was Dusk.
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Collin Harmon: The Black Sheep Turns a Julia Child Tribute Into Pure Magic

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By Collin Harmon 
| Noozhawk
There are dinners you forget by Tuesday. And then there are dinners that rewire something in your brain — the kind in which you drive home slightly dazed, replaying courses in your head and already wondering how soon you can go back. A recent Wednesday was the latter. The setting was The Black Sheep Restaurant + Bar, tucked into a historic building at 18 E. Cota St. in downtown Santa Barbara — a space that has, fittingly, been home to French restaurants and saloons for more than a century.
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Collin Harmon: Folio Press & Paperie Reminds Us Why Thoughtful Things Still Matter

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By Collin Harmon 
| Noozhawk
There is something quietly surprising about realizing how much of your own hometown you have yet to experience. Living in a place like Santa Barbara, it is easy to fall into familiar rhythms, returning to the same restaurants, the same streets, the same routines. Lately, I’ve been stepping outside of that pattern, making a point to visit businesses I’ve somehow overlooked for years.
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