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Santa Barbara High School Students Showcase Architectural Talents in Design Contest and Celebrate 50 Years of Creativity at the Santa Barbara Summer Solstice Celebration

2024-06-20 13:01:53.787000

Dozens of high school students from Santa Barbara County are showcasing their architectural talents in the 35th Annual High School Design Competition. The competition, founded in 1991 by David Goldstien, provides a platform for students to engage in the architectural design process. It unfolds in two phases, with students initially submitting their projects for evaluation and culminating in a presentation before a panel of four judges. The Architectural Foundation of Santa Barbara's commitment to education is evident in its longstanding tradition of organizing this competition, which serves as a bridge between educational pursuits and professional aspirations. The competition inspires students to pursue further education and careers in architecture and design.

The 50th Santa Barbara Summer Solstice Celebration will take place from June 20 to 23, celebrating art, music, and community. The festival marks the 50th anniversary of the Solstice Parade, which has become the largest arts event in Santa Barbara County. The theme for this year's celebration is 'Flights of Fancy.' The festivities will begin with the Flights of Fancy Art Crawl on June 20, featuring pop-up performances by artists who have received Towbes Fund for Performing Arts awards. The Solstice Funky Friday will kick off the festival on June 21, followed by the Solstice Parade on June 22. The parade will be followed by the Solstice Festival in Alameda Park from June 21 to 23, featuring art, music, and community gatherings. The festival will include performances by local artists, interactive activities for families, and a FUNTopia Zone and Kids Zone. The celebration will conclude with the Solstice Park Stage on June 23, featuring musical performances. The Santa Barbara Summer Solstice Celebration is known for its creativity, community, and joyful revelry.

June 20 marks the longest day of the year and the start of the summer season in the northern hemisphere. The 2024 summer solstice falls on June 20. During the summer days, there are plenty of warm-weather activities to enjoy and a break from school. [269b6e90]

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