Oh, the Places We’ll Go!

2015

Choice Affairs

Nancy AlexanderLeslie BhutaniSue BurkLucia ClevelandCarrie Cooper-GriffithAnne DiamondJudy EgenolfDorothy ElchonessNancy EvenCarol FellChris Flannery Dorothy FlasterLylie FrancisMollyanne GeorgeNoëlle HarrottArianna JansmaClaire Johnson

Terry Kleid Minda KrainesMarylou KravetzBette KulpJennifer LarkinEllen LilleyJanet LindquistMarna LombardiJulie LyonLeAnne Madden Betsy MangerKaren McElwainRoz McGrathBerkeley MeigsLaura Newman Lorelle Patterson

Grand Gala MoCAs(Mothers of Choice Affairs 2015)

Planned Parenthood Staff MoCAs

Special Friends Of Planned Parenthood

Marnie PinskerLinda PoppenheimerTori PoppenheimerSusan RobeckChris SaundersCarol SinsheimerMarianne SlaughterThe Rev. Dr. Betty StaplefordSusan StenovecKaren StevesPam TalbotShirley ThayerJudy WainwrightCharlotte WilliamsParm Williams Valerie Williams

Thank you to our sponsors and underwriters for their generosity and spirit.

Lynda FrankSherry MadsenMeggan McCarthy

Alicia MorinLindsay Soleimani

Oh, the Places We’ll Go! Celebrating 26 Years of Fabulous Choice Affairs Events

When we sat down to brainstorm this year’s theme, we knew we wanted to convey what Choice Affairs really means to all of us – unique experiences, fun and friendship. Thinking back on events we’ve attended over the years, we all recall one common theme – the joy of travelling the globe through exotic foods, interesting lectures and one-of-a kind experiences, while never having to set foot in an airplane. Hence, “Oh, the Places We’ll Go” was born. We invite you to join us on our journey this year through the many places we’ll visit…This year’s offerings promise to have plenty of new events to select from. These include a special operatic performance by the accomplished Rebecca Comerford while dining on James Sly’s finest culinary interpretations, a tour of an operational farm specializing in permaculture that includes a lovely tea under the trees, as well as the chance to discover your inner artist by creating a mosaic piece or developing a dream box with the guidance of local artists. Also it is with great sadness and appreciation to the San Luis Obispo Coast District/Hearst Castle®, California State Parks that we will offer our final behind-the-scenes tour of Hearst Castle.This signature fund-raiser for Planned Parenthood of Santa Barbara, Ventura and San Luis Obispo Counties provides support for the programs and services that Planned Parenthood offers to women, men and families in our communities. Our team has had the rewarding opportunity of collaborating with our many friends, volunteers and supporters who are helping to bring you these terrific Choice Affairs. We give our heartfelt thanks to each and every MoCA (Mothers of Choice Affairs) whose participation in planning, hosting or underwriting these events has provided another season of unique experiences.Special appreciation goes to Carol Hillygus-Irving and Blake Irving and the Cheeryble Foundation, who generously underwrote the production cost of this booklet. In addition to the many hosts and event underwriters, we thank our generous supporters: Luella and Pat Connelly, the Connelly Family Foundation. Many thanks, too, to our editor, Nancy Davidson, and our writers, Arianna Jansma and Betsy Manger, and especially to our booklet designer, Chris Flannery, who has created yet another beautiful booklet to add to our archives. With so many great Affairs that will allow you to sample the bounty and luxury that exists right here in the tri-counties, we hope you won’t delay in purchasing your tickets…many do sell out quickly. Because of you, we are now celebrating another year of fun and camaraderie in support of Planned Parenthood – we thank you for your continued generosity.

Let’s Go to Interesting Places and Have Fun!

Minda Kraines, Laura Newman, Marnie Pinsker & Pam Talbot Choice Affairs Co-Chairs 2015

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Choose Your Places To Go For 2015

* April Wed April 8 11:00 am ... Cucina Italiana…Cook, Eat and Enjoy ................#1 Sat April 11 10:00 am ... Off To The Beach…Discover Arroyo Burro ..........#2 Sat April 18 10:30 am ... Day In The Country…Musicians, Milking & More ...#3 Sun April 19 1:00 pm ... Santa Barbara Style With Ann James ................#4 Wed April 22 8:30 am ... The Dunes Have It All…Nature, Photography ......#5 Wed April 22 5:30 pm ... Room With A View…A New Perspective ..............#6 Fri April 24 10:00 am ... Nature At Its Finest! .......................................#7 Fri April 24 4:00 pm ... Master Mixology: Making A Perfect Cocktail .......#8 Sat April 25 1:00 pm ... The Magic Of Succulents .................................#9 Sun April 26 11:00 am ... Permaculture And Community..........................#10 Wed April 29 10:30 am ... Spice Up Your Life…Experience The Aromas .......#11 Thur April 30 2:00 pm ... Declare Your Way To A Grand Slam…Play Bridge ..#12

* May Sat May 2 11:00 am ... Ojai Raptor Center…A Bird’s Eye View ...............#13 Sat May 2 4:00 pm ... Oh, The Music Of Springtime............................#14 Sun May 3 5:30 pm ... Ciao Bella! Opera and Sly In Italia ....................#15 Thur May 7 5:00 pm ... Lutah…A Life and Legacy Of Design ...................#16 Fri May 8 4:00 pm ... C’est Cheese…Say View! C’est Magnifique! ........#17 Thur May 14 8:00 am ... A Magical Day At The Huntington ......................#18 Sat May 16 5:00 pm ... Looking and Cooking…An Affair To Remember ...#19 Sun May 17 9:00 am ... A Legendary Home and Gardens ......................#20 Sat May 30 10:00 am ... An Urban Hike…Getting To Know The Neighbors ..#21

* June and Beyond Wed June 3 11:00 am ... Off To The Races: A Master Class In Motorcycles ..#22 Fri June 5 10:00 am ... Mosaic Masterpieces…Meet Your Inner Muse ......#23 Sat June 6 10:00 am ... Dream A Little Dream Of Me…Dream Boxes .......#24 Sat June 6 4:00 pm ... Dinner In The Vineyard…A Perfect Vino Venue .....#25 Sat June 13 11:00 am ... Let’s Go Braiding! There’s Knot A Twist .............#26 Thur June 18 10:00 am ... Discover The Port Of Hueneme ........................#27 Wed Aug 12 11:00 pm ... Behind The Scenes At Hearst Castle® ...............#28 Mutually Agreeable Date ... You’re In Cruise Control…A Yachting Adventure ...#29

These events require more physical activity—stairs, walking, etc.

1Wednesday, April 8, 2015 * 11:00 am – 2:00 pm

Limited to 20 Studenti di Cucina$135.00 per person ($100.00 tax-deductible)

Cucina Italiana . . .Cook, Eat and Enjoy

Imagine yourself enjoying lunch like a true Italian in Italy! Join cookbook author Joan Bowman at her lovely home in Montecito and learn how to prepare a few special recipes from her new Italian cookbook, La Cucina Marinello: Three Generations of Italian Cooking. Written with her two sisters, it celebrates the art of preparing simple dishes inspired by the rich Italian-American family tradition of good food shared with close friends and lots of love.Joan will include a discussion about her father’s notions on improvisational Italian cooking, such as how to stock and keep on hand all the ingredients needed for easy, healthy Italian meals that warm your heart and satisfy your soul. You’ll be able to sample these family ideas of food and friendship when you sit down to an old-fashioned Italian lunch. Fantastico!!! As you head back to the reality of your own kitchen, take memories of this engaging event with you…a signed copy of Joan’s cookbook, La Cucina Marinello, with its unique collection of heartwarming stories, kitchen tips and three generations of tried-and-true, quick-and-easy Italian recipes that stand ready to inspire the Italian chef in everyone.“Grazie” to our hostess Joan for opening her lovely home and providing all of the food and fun you’ll experience at this event and to Carhartt Vineyard for donating the wine. Appreciation also goes to MoCAs Terry Kleid and Laura Newman for making this event happen.

2Saturday, April 11, 2015 * 10:00 am – 2:00 pmLimited to 15 Beach Bums$75.00 per person ($60.00 tax-deductible)

Off To The Beach . . .Discover The Mysteries of Arroyo Burro

Can rocks burn? Were there volcanoes in Santa Barbara?Stroll along Arroyo Burro Beach and Lagoon with Dr. Ed Keller, Professor of Environmental Studies, Earth Science and Geography at UC Santa Barbara, and discover the answers. This amazing 90-minute walk begins at Arroyo Burro Beach in front of the Boathouse Restaurant. Large boulders have been deliberately brought to this part of the beach to protect it from erosion. Wild ducks and herons may accompany you as you walk along the shoreline, listening to Professor Keller’s explanations of the geological events that created the rock formations you see. He will shed light on how fires, resulting from the spontaneous combustion of tar when it oxidizes, have perplexed and fascinated people for generations. In the 1700s, the Spanish made note of Santa Barbara’s “volcanoes,” believing that the smoke and gases they saw came from a volcanic source. A century later, passing ships utilized the fire and smoke from the burning shale as a natural light source to find safe harbor at Santa Barbara. In 2006, a landslide caused the shale in the sea cliff to spontaneously combust, resulting in a fire.Once you’ve become an expert on the geology of this coastline, you’re invited to join MoCAs Carol Fell, Mollyanne George, Noëlle Harrott and Charlotte Williams at the Cappello Picnic site at Elings Park for a delectable lunch. Special thanks go to Professor Ed Keller for his expertise, and to our MoCAs for underwriting and hosting this extraordinary beach walk.

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A Day In The Country . . .Musicians, Milking & More

Saturday, April 18, 2015 * 10:30 am – 1:30 pmLimited to 30 Country-Lovin’ Folks

$100.00 per person ($65.00 tax-deductible)

Jump into your best dungarees and get ready to enjoy a country-life adventure in the mountains east of San Luis Obispo, in Santa Margarita. Musicians and artisans Janita and Robert Baker have extended a rare invitation to visit their studio. Learn how they have been handcrafting beautiful inlaid Appalachian dulcimers and guitars for the past 35 years. Janita has been playing mountain dulcimer for over 30 years. Through her recordings, books and appearances at festivals and workshops across the United States, she has become well known for her master teaching skills and Blue Lion Dulcimers.Don’t put on your city duds yet…the adventure continues down the road a piece at Giving Tree Family Farm. Meet Rembrandt (Remy, for short), Picasso, Raphael and Michelangelo, the resident alpacas. Try your hand at milking a momma goat and snuggle with her baby. Learn how goat’s milk cheese is made. Take a stroll among the free-range heritage chickens and Guinea hens. Smile as baby ducks waddle by.No doubt you will have worked up an appetite by now, so mosey on over for a country-style picnic, artfully prepared by Trumpet Vine Catering.Get ready to tap your feet to the beat while Janita and Robert treat you to a private concert, performing a range of musical experiences including classical, traditional, delta and country blues, ragtime, swing and original instrumental pieces.Our sincere appreciation goes to Maryan and Dick Schall for underwriting this delightful day in the country.

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“Santa Barbara Style”… With Ann James

Sunday, April 19, 2015 * 1:00 – 4:00 pmLimited to 15 Style-Seekers $100.00 per person ($75.00 tax-deductible)

There’s no place like home, especially when home is Santa Barbara…our destination with noted local decorator Ann James. We’ll get an exclusive peek behind gates and doors to discover what’s become known as “Santa Barbara Style.” From cozy retreats to homes designed for entertaining…seaside oases to mountainside havens, you’ll tour four of her residential projects that have been designed with her unique sense of style.Ann, who has spent 30 years creating some of the most inviting and diverse interiors in the area, will share her secrets about the elements of style. She’ll offer tips and insights into the process of creative thinking, design and planning required for capturing the “look” and ambiance that makes each of these homes reflect the lifestyle of their owners. After you’ve had the luxury of being driven to each of these distinctive residences, you’ll arrive at Ms. James’s own home. You will enjoy a glass of local wine and treats while Ann offers you a list of her favorite local design resources plus a hard-cover book with photos and thoughts for inspiration. Many thanks to Ann James for being our style guru for the day, to our underwriter Thistle and Rose Foundation, and to our stylish MoCAs Pam Talbot and Judy Egenolf for making this day possible.Oh the Places We’ll Go…right here at home!

5Wednesday, April 22, 2015 * 8:30 am – 2:00 pm

Limited to 25 ‘Focused’ Dune Worshippers$125.00 per person ($100.00 tax-deductible)

The Dunes Have It All . . . Nature, Photography, Wildlife!

The Guadalupe expanse of the largest and most bio-diverse coastal dune-lagoon ecosystem on earth will exhilarate both your head and heart.Breathe the salt-filled air and spend a morning with nature and wildlife photographer Donald Quintana learning the basics of wildlife photography with a focus on birds. Observe the behavior of your subjects, studying their environment and habitat. Develop working field techniques that allow you to capture images like the pros as you explore the Oso Flaco (skinny bear) lake area using digital cameras or long lenses. In addition to numerous awards, Donald has contributed images to the International Union for Conservation of Nature Red List of Threatened Species, and his work has appeared on the cover of the National Audubon Member Calendar. He sits on the Environmental Committee of the North American Nature Photography Association. We will be joined by accomplished birders Bette Kulp and Anne Spencer of the Morro Coast Audubon Society.Then, it’s off on a short caravan ride to a home overlooking Monarch Dunes Golf Course for a ‘muy delicioso’ taco bar, assorted salads, cerveza or wine and desserts generously hosted by Marna Lombardi and Karen Steves. While enjoying lunch, Will Meyst, Educational Programs Coordinator for the Guadalupe–Nipomo Dunes Center, will share stories about the “Dunites” and Cecil B. DeMille’s “The Ten Commandments,” filmed in the dunes in 1923.Many thanks to Donald Quintana, Bette Kulp, Anne Spencer, and Will Meyst for their time and expertise, and to Marna Lombardi and Karen Steves for providing the wonderful lunch.

Room With A View . . .A New Perspective

Wednesday, April 22, 2015 * 5:30 – 8:30 pmLimited to 14 Lucky View-ers$175.00 per person ($125.00 tax-deductible)

This remarkable evening combines a very special behind-the-scenes tour of Santa Barbara City College’s gem, the School of Culinary Arts, delicious food and spectacular views from our private dining room, the Luria Press Center, above the stadium on campus.MoCAs Sue Burk and Nancy Even and their husbands John Burk and Joel Ohlgren invite you to join them for an exceptional behind-the-scenes culinary adventure that will begin in the gourmet dining room. You’ll enjoy delicious appetizers and wine before joining Chef Roberto Lopez Carrillo, who will serve as your guide on this private kitchen tour as he describes the heralded local program that has turned out many accomplished chefs. The adventure continues as you head over to the “room with a view,” the Luria Press Center. From this vantage point, take in the magnificent view overlooking the Santa Barbara Harbor, Channel Islands and coastline…one rarely seen by the public and unmatched in Santa Barbara. As you relax and enjoy these sunset views, the aspiring chefs from the SBCC culinary arts program will prepare an exquisite, multi-course meal, complemented by fine wine and impeccable service.Oh, what an opportunity…one you won’t want to miss!Many thanks to our hosts and underwriters, Sue, Nancy, John and Joel, for providing the opportunity to experience this incredible room with a view!

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Friday, April 24, 2015 * 10:00 am – 1:30 pmLimited to 30 Hearty Hikers

$100.00 per person ($75.00 tax-deductible)

Nature At Its Finest!

Located in the beautiful Santa Ynez Valley, the diverse 6,000-acre Sedgwick Reserve invites you to come back to nature. One of seven natural reserves managed by UC Santa Barbara, it is rich in animal life, plant life, natural resources and cultural heritage. Knowledgeable docents, illuminating the history and the nature encountered on the trail, will lead several small groups on a 90-minute hike through the preserve. In order to maximize the hiking experience for all of our guests, we will have groups to accommodate different fitness levels.Coffee and a light breakfast will be served to prepare you for the adventure that awaits. Upon your return from the hike, Buellton’s most talked-about restaurant, Industrial Eats, will provide a sumptuous lunch of sandwiches and salads accompanied by selection of Kunin Wines, and dessert. While savoring this delightful meal, you will be entertained by the live music of Rebecca Troon, an award-winning songwriter and recording artist, who accompanies herself on guitar, banjo and percussion. Also a member of the all-women band Honeysuckle Possums, Rebecca has performed at Live Oak Music Festival, Song Tree Concert Series, Trinity Backstage and Bodie House Concerts.Still have energy and looking for more fun??? A bocce ball tournament will follow…Special appreciation goes to MoCAs Minda Kraines and Laura Newman for organizing this delightful day of play!

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8Friday, April 24, 2015 * 4:00 – 6:00 pmLimited to 16 Aspiring Mixologists$100.00 per person ($75.00 tax-deductible)

Master Mixology:The Making Of A Perfect Cocktail

They used to be just drinks. Now they’re an art...not to mention all the rage. Craft cocktails have re-emerged as a calling card for restaurants and for the best hosts. Hosted by MoCA Pam Talbot in her gracious Montecito hillside home, this is guaranteed to be the most creative Happy Hour ever. Become a master of mixology with Arianne Swaffer, mixologist extraordinaire with years of experience at Sly’s in Carpinteria. She’ll demonstrate the preparation of a few special drinks... and of course, serve them to prove they taste as good as they look. Then it’s hands-on: each guest will have a chance to create their own personal bitters. As aficionados know, bitters, that aromatic concoction of herbs and spices, are key to some of the most innovative drinks. Arianne will provide the ingredients and then guide you through preparing your own signature creations which you’ll then bottle up to take home. As the sun goes down, enjoy the delicious cocktails Arianne has “shaken up” along with a variety of hors d’oeuvres. There will be plenty of time to ask questions and exchange ideas with other cocktail enthusiasts. Start planning your own creative cocktail party as you make your way home with cocktail recipes, provided by your hosts, and your creatively crafted bitters.Skol! to MoCA Valerie Williams and to Arianne Swaffer for their enthusiastic and generous support and to Pam Talbot for hosting this cheer-full event.

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The Magic Of Succulents . . . Grow Them, Frame Them, Enjoy Them!

Saturday, April 25, 2015 * 1:00 – 4:00 pmLimited to 20 Succulent Enthusiasts

$125.00 per person ($75.00 tax-deductible)

Tucked in behind gates and hidden from view is a Santa Barbara garden that maintains its looks despite the drought. Designed by Eric Nagelmann, one of Santa Barbara’s most innovative landscape architects, this garden is not your grandma’s floral cottage! It features plants that are impressive both for their size and rarity. Large specimen succulents and unusual species, chosen for their texture and form, are massed to showcase and balance the contemporary architecture of the home. Eric will lead us on a tour through the landscape he created and elaborate on his masterful approach.After the tour, gather in an old greenhouse, transformed by the property owner into a viable ceramics studio. In this inspiring and light-filled environment your creative energies will be fueled as you take a break and indulge in homemade savories, sweets and teas.Scaling down from the grandeur of the garden to a more manageable and personal scope, Jennifer Voss & Arianna Jansma, acclaimed landscape designers, will demonstrate how to create exquisite succulent arrangements, set in a frame…absolutely perfect for hanging on a wall or sitting on a table! You can showcase your talent by creating your own masterpiece. All the plants, soil and frames will be provided. Heartfelt appreciation to Carolyn Wyatt and Eric Nagelmann for offering this unique opportunity, to Eye of the Day, Pianta Bella, and Terra Sol Garden Center for generously providing plants and materials, to Julie Lyon for her coordinating efforts, and to Jennifer and Arianna for contributing goodies, materials and inspiration.

10Sunday, April 26, 2015 * 11:00 am – 2:00 pmLimited to 20 Curious Gardeners $100.00 per person ($50.00 tax-deductible)

Permaculture And Community

What is permaculture, you ask? A visit to Casitas Valley Farm and Creamery for a tour and tasting at their new operation will enlighten you.Located off Highway 150 in Ventura County, between Carpinteria and Ojai, the farm is a family-owned endeavor. By applying the principles of permaculture to both their business and their lifestyle, they strive to combine natural capital, soil, and local food stability, thereby bringing communities together around the source of their nutrition. Permaculture is a conscious integrated design system based on ecological principles that create resource-efficient and productive human environments. See these principles at work as you take a leisurely hike with our knowledgeable guides for the day, Ana Brush and Makaila Harvan. They will explain the family farm operation, including a quick peek into the creamery operation they’ve recently started to make locally crafted cheese. Then, it’s down the hill to enjoy a decadent tea under a canopy of persimmon trees. While sipping champagne, enjoy tea sandwiches, scones, salads and other delectable goodies created with seasonal ingredients from the farm.Can you think of a better way to spend a Sunday afternoon? Many thanks to our underwriter Shirley Thayer, and MoCA Jennifer Larkin, for making this delightful and enlightening afternoon possible.

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Spice Up Your Life . . .…Experience The Aromas

Wednesday, April 29, 2015 * 10:30 am – 1:30 pmLimited to 15 Spicy Time-Travellers

$100.00 per person ($65.00 tax-deductible)

Travel back in time on a journey that begins with a tour of The Spice Hunter, based in San Luis Obispo. The processing and trade of spices has been an important industry that has played a long and complicated role in the history of the world. The Spice Hunter has been sourcing herbs and spices from the most ideal growing regions of the world for over 30 years. Founder and former owner Lucia Cleveland will explain the complexities of the spice trade, sharing her insights about correct harvesting times, as well as cleaning, drying, grading and packaging various herbs.Once your sense of smell has been awakened, you’ll caravan down the road to the home of Lucia and Paul Vanderheyden to join co-hosts Susan and Tom Stenovec and Carol and Warren Sinsheimer. Sip a Kir Royale while indulging in a delectable brunch created by renowned chef José Dahan. Chef José enjoys working with food, not only as a creative enterprise and a delicious undertaking, but also as a giving act and often a serious challenge. This epicurean delight will be inspirationally paired with wines from the local Edna Valley appellation.“Piquant” thanks to The Spice Hunter and Lucia Cleveland for the time, the insights and the expertise; to Paul Vanderheyden, Susan and Tom Stenovec, and Carol and Warren Sinsheimer for so graciously hosting this event.

12Thursday, April 30, 2015 * 2:00 – 5:00 pmLimited to 32 No-Trumpers$85.00 per person ($50.00 tax-deductible)

Declare Your Way To A Grand Slam . . .… Play Bridge

Meet the challenge in the fabulous home of MoCA Leslie Bhutani and her husband Ashish, situated high in the hills of Montecito. With a view to die for – sparkling ocean and islands beyond – oh what a place to enjoy the excitement of bridge games with like-minded people!! Bring your bridge partner or come on your own.Get acquainted with your bridge buddies before the games begin while enjoying a glass of champagne and a light snack. Meet your hostesses, true bridge aficionados: Leslie Bhutani and her mother Pat Sweem, and MoCAs Minda Kraines and Laura Newman. There will be time to wander through this magnificent home, see the art and admire the modern architecture. Jennifer Larkin, a director at the Santa Barbara Bridge Center, will be on hand to answer your questions. Don Newman, an excellent bridge player himself, will organize the games for at least a dozen hands of bridge, allowing you to move from one to the next and play with new and old friends. After successful crossruffs, brave discards and decisive plays, enjoy a feeling of accomplishment and calm your nerves with more libations and delectable appetizers. Grateful appreciation to Leslie Bhutani for holding all the cards and hosting and underwriting this not-to-be-missed event.

13Saturday, May 2, 2015 * 11:00 am – 2:00 pm

Limited to 20 Raptor Researchers$100.00 per person ($75.00 tax-deductible)

Ojai Raptor Center . . . A Bird’s Eye View

Would you like the chance to meet some wild feathered creatures up-close-and-personal?The adventure begins at the Ojai Raptor Center, where executive director Kim Stroud will introduce you to the many hawks, eagles, owls, turkey vultures and other fascinating birds of prey that have been rescued and are being rehabilitated.The center’s all-volunteer staff is trained in the care and handling of raptors. They receive injured and orphaned birds from Ventura, Santa Barbara and Los Angeles counties, assess them for injuries and illnesses, rehabilitate them and ultimately release them back into the wild. It’s fascinating to hear the interesting and unique story about each bird and to see these birds up close. The center’s other focus is to provide educational programs to teach visitors more about the environment we share with these birds and how to prevent additional raptors from being sent to the center.After working up an appetite, head down the road a few minutes to Chateau Folie à Deux, the country French home of your gracious hostess, Berkeley Meigs. A savory luncheon, prepared by MoCAs Mollyanne George, Mary Lou Kravetz, Ellen Lilley, Janet Lindquist and Berkeley Meigs, will be served poolside on the patio. How better to end a lovely day up in the Ojai Valley?

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Oh, The Music Of Springtime . . .

Saturday, May 2, 2015 * 4:00 – 6:00 pmLimited to 20 Twilight Seekers of Serenity$100.00 per person ($75.00 tax-deductible)

Enter a world of sublime sound and serenity on a spring day and leave the mundane behind! Join us at the beautiful Birnam Wood home of Annette and George Robson in Montecito to enjoy a private performance of delightful music played by pianist Nathan Maurer on their exquisite Steinway concert grand piano. Nathan, a young and dashing musical prodigy, is an instructor at Santa Barbara City College who recently played a sellout duo piano recital at the Garvin Theater. His love of music, his technically nuanced skills and the marvelous rapport he maintains with his audience are all compelling…a guaranteed treat for every listener. Enjoy the ocean and island views across the Birnam Wood golf course as you relax with light appetizers and champagne before the concert. The selections of music, specially chosen by Nathan to celebrate spring, will include preludes by Chopin, Debussy, a little Gershwin and Satie. As a perfect finale to this lovely solo performance, enjoy dessert and conversation with this wonderful and talented pianist. Special thanks goes to the Robsons for hosting, to Nathan for offering his musical talents to share, and to MoCA Sue Burk and her husband John for organizing and underwriting this elegant afternoon Affair.

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Ciao Bella!Opera and Sly In Italia . . .

Sunday, May 3, 2015 * 5:30 – 9:00 pmLimited to 24 Italophiles

$200.00 per person ($125.00 tax-deductible)

Let your imagination take you to Italy for an evening you won’t forget. As soon as you enter the modern Italian farmhouse home of Ann and David Gersh in the hills above Montecito, you’ll begin to feel as if you’ve been transported to an Italian hill town in Tuscany. Enjoy an evening to remember of first-rate opera and five-star cuisine surrounded by beautiful gardens and a contemporary art collection that will dazzle you with its exuberant variety and joie de vivre. This wonderful experience begins with wine and delicious appetizers served on the terrace. Chef James Sly, owner of the notable restaurant Sly’s in Carpinteria and a generous supporter of Planned Parenthood, will provide what promises to be an amazing culinary experience. Professional opera singer Rebecca Comerford and her accompanist will enthrall you with an operatic performance that will stir the hearts of all in attendance. Since making her Carnegie Hall debut in 2010 as Magdalena in Verdi’s Rigoletto, lyric mezzo soprano Rebecca has gained recognition as a singer of “sincere dramatic intensity and great musicality.” Having performed all over the world, she now lives in Ojai as the artist in residence for the Ojai Music Festival. Magnifico!Special thanks to hosts Ann and David Gersh and MoCAs Minda Kraines and Pam Talbot. We also thank Hogue & Co. for providing table arrangements, Montecito Village Grocery for generously providing the wine, and to underwriter Terry Kleid for her appreciation of all things cultural and musical.

16Thursday, May 7, 2015 * 5:00 – 8:00 pmLimited to 50 Architectural Historians$125.00 per person ($100.00 tax-deductible)

Join us at the lovely George Washington Smith/Lutah-designed Montecito home of Gretchen Lieff for a private viewing of the documentary film “Lutah, A Passion for Architecture: A Life in Design.” Lutah Maria Riggs Society archivist and historian Melinda Gándara will be on hand to present this intriguing portrait of Lutah Maria Riggs, one of America’s first licensed female architects and an early associate of locally renowned George Washington Smith. Because Smith was not a licensed architect, Lutah’s education and credentials were instrumental in the success of their dynamic collaboration that began in 1921. Their partnership lasted for ten years before Smith died suddenly in his early fifties.For the remainder of her career Lutah practiced architecture in Santa Barbara and exerted an incredible influence on the design of the city. She served on planning commissions, led preservation societies, and designed hundreds of homes and commercial buildings. Her detailed journals provide incredible insight into the history of 20th-century architecture and the work of an indefatigable woman practicing as a design professional in a male-dominated field. This intriguing film, which was shown at the 2014 Santa Barbara International Film Festival, shows many of Lutah’s seminal homes. Melinda will take you behind the scenes and discuss the making of this film, a love letter to both Lutah and Santa Barbara.You’ll have the pleasure of sipping Lieff Wines provided by our gracious hostess and enjoy delightful hors d’oeuvres crafted by Elena Wegner. Many thanks to MoCA Betsy Manger and her husband Bob for underwriting this Affair.

Lutah . . . A Life and Legacy Of Design

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C’est Cheese . . .Say View! C’est Magnif ique!

Friday, May 8, 2015 * 4:00 – 6:00 pmLimited to 20 Francophiles

$75.00 per person ($50.00 tax-deductible)

Santa Barbara…or the French Riviera? Sometimes it’s hard to tell with the mountains on one side and the gentle foothills sweeping down toward the ocean on the other. When you’re at Carrie Cooper-Griffith’s house high above the city next to famous Inspiration Point and above the Botanic Garden, all you know for sure is that there couldn’t be a more beautiful view anywhere.Join us for a private cheese and wine pairing Affair while capturing the last glowing hours of daylight in Carrie’s magical yard. To extend the illusion of being in France, sample French cheeses, French wines, fruit, nuts and charcuterie. Compliments of C’est Cheese, we’ll have a guided tasting and learn the best ways of partnering their amazing cheeses with the perfect wine. You’ll also get some insights into the cheese-making process and the fascinating stories about the makers.As you depart in the soft light of early evening on the Riviera – French or Santa Barbara – take a list of perfect pairings with you for your future enjoyment…Mais oui! Merci beaucoup to Carrie Cooper-Griffith for hosting this Riviera rendez-vous, to C’est Cheese for their fabulous foods and expertise and, of course, to MoCAs Minda Kraines and Pam Talbot, whose imaginations are limitless.

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A Magical Day At The Huntington . . .Grand Galleries and Gardens

Thursday, May 14, 2015 * 8:00 am – 6:00 pmLimited to 20 Happy Huntington Lovers $175.00 per person ($100.00 tax-deductible)

Join us on a comfy first-class motor coach and enjoy a light breakfast snack while travelling to San Marino to spend the day at the glorious Huntington Library, Art Collections and Botanical Gardens!Upon arrival, we will take a docent-led tour of the breath-taking gardens…always stunning in the spring time! Of particular note is the Liu Fang Yuan or Garden of the Flowing Fragrance. This is a lovely tribute to Chinese culture with Tai Hu rocks, swooping-roofed pavilions, flowing streams and hand-carved stone bridges.A sumptuous high tea luncheon in the Rose Garden Tea Room will await you after the garden tour. Arranged by our gracious and generous hosts, MoCA Dorothy Flaster and Laurence Miller, it will feature everything from scones to tea sandwiches and delectable salads to tempting desserts.After lunch, there will be time for you to explore the Huntington Library, which specializes in British and American history, literature, art and the history of science. Don’t miss the manuscript of Chaucer’s Canterbury Tales, the Gutenberg Bible, Shakespeare’s First Folio and Thoreau’s manuscript of Walden.The Huntington estate also contains one of the finest collections of European art in the nation in the former home of Henry E. Huntington. As the coach whisks us back to Santa Barbara, the journey home will offer the chance to share the day’s adventures with each other over champagne and homemade treats compliments of MoCA Chris Saunders.

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Looking and Cooking . . .An Affair To Remember

Saturday, May 16, 2015 * 5:00 – 9:00 pmLimited to 16 Lookers and Cookers

$150.00 per person ($100.00 tax-deductible)

Book yourself for this fabulous event featuring contemporary art, Italian cuisine and good times at the beautiful Hope Ranch home of Allan Ghitterman and Susan Rose.Enjoy wine and appetizers while the hosts share stories of their worldwide travel experiences, spanning several decades. While traveling they compiled their eclectic and diverse contemporary art collection – the focus is works on paper and three-dimensional pieces. Their home is designed to beautifully showcase the art inside and the garden that surrounds it. Then, roll up your sleeves and join Emanuele Azzaretto, a charming international chef, and his sous chef, Jim Mitchell, in the spacious kitchen as they prepare an Italian feast for your dining pleasure. Inspired by his father, an Italian chef and author of several cookbooks, Emanuele brings an adventurous spirit and excellent culinary experience to the table. He opened his first restaurant in Kenya, East Africa! People came from all over the country to enjoy his Italian cuisine. Fortunately for Santa Barbara, Emanuele is now a local, cooking for ‘divertimento.’ He will bring his stories and talents as you learn to prepare some of his favorite dishes. Finally, savor the creative results of your endeavors, paired perfectly with two Buoni Anni Italian varietal wines generously donated by Cent’Anni owners Jamie and Julie Kellner and their partner, Doug Margerum. Mangia Mangia! Grateful thanks to our hosts the Ghitterman-Roses, to chefs Emanuele and Jim, Cent’Anni and MoCAs Barbara LaPlante, Marnie and Steve Pinsker for underwriting the food, and to kitchen help, MoCA Minda Kraines and the Pinskers.

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A Legendary Home and Gardens . . .Let’s Go To The Place That Genius

Sunday, May 17, 2015 * 9:00 am – 5:00 pmLimited to 20 Garden & Architecture Adventurers$275.00 per person ($100.00 tax-deductible)

Four creative minds joined forces to build and then renovate a landmark home, stunning art installation and spectacular gardens in Beverly Crest, Los Angeles. The opportunity to view this extraordinary Architectural Digest cover home is “invitation only” by homeowner James Goldstein, world-famous patron of fashion, basketball and architecture. Carved into sandstone cliffs with walls of jutting glass providing unrivaled views of Los Angeles, it is one of pioneering architect John Lautner’s most renowned creations in his illustrious portfolio. Together Mr. Lautner and Mr. Goldstein spent 30 years restoring and expanding the house, originally built in 1961. A third genius is world-famous artist James Turrell, whose work has been exhibited at the Guggenheim and LACMA. His dramatic entry installation features thousands of recessed LED lights that flood the structure with color. A slit in the ceiling opens to the stars and the sun. The fourth brilliant mind is noted Santa Barbara landscape designer Eric Nagelmann, who joined the team three decades ago and continues to design, plant and tend the abundant tropical five-acre garden.We’ll journey by motor coach from Santa Barbara, enjoying mimosas and breakfast hors d’oeuvres while Eric Nagelmann describes the estate and shares stories of his world-class projects. Once there, we’ll explore the house before breaking for a catered lunch in the private nightclub on the property. The walk through the extensive gardens will be our crescendo before heading home, enjoying dessert, sherry and a memento for each guest.Many thanks to our generous MoCAs and underwriters, Judy Egenolf, Cyndee Howard, Cheryl Miller, Jean Polos and Pam Talbot.

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An Urban Hike . . . Getting To Know The Neighbors

Saturday, May 30, 2015 * 10:00 am – 1:00 pmLimited to 20 Urban Legend Seekers

$100.00 per person ($75.00 tax-deductible)

No one knows the Mission District like history buff Thad MacMillan! Thad has insider information to share with you, having lived for 36 years in Santa Barbara’s most historic neighborhood that most refer to as the Upper East!Brigitte Forssell, a knowledgeable and entertaining docent for the Santa Barbara Historical Museum and the Santa Barbara Architectural Foundation, will join him. As a result of their collaboration, Thad’s popular tour, which was profiled in a full-page article in the Santa Barbara News-Press, has been redesigned especially for our group with new stories to tell!As they guide you through the area on a one-and-a-half mile walking tour, Thad and Brigitte will take you back in time, regaling you with profiles of Santa Barbara’s original movers and shakers, and showing you some of the town’s most notable residential architecture. After hearing the inside scoop and working up an appetite, you can take time to relax at the completely restored, 1929 historic Mission-style home of Jim Mitchell and Judy Wainwright, while enjoying a delicious lunch provided by Omni Catering. Many thanks to MoCAs and underwriters Mary Lou Kravetz, Laurie MacMillan and Parm Williams for making this adventure through history possible.

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It’s Off To The Races: A Master Class In Motorcycles

Wednesday, June 3, 2015 * 11:00 am – 2:00 pmLimited to 20 Racing Aficionados$75.00 per person ($50.00 tax-deductible)

Hang onto the handlebars and join your hosts, Laura and Don Newman, for an exciting and informative ride through the Solvang Vintage Motorcycle Museum.Virgil Elings, collector-extraordinaire and owner of the museum, will be your guide as you tour this exhibit displaying a variety of vintage and rare motorcycles, as well as European racing bikes. His love of motorcycles and experience in vintage motorcycle racing has led him to create this extensive collection of bikes with an overall focus on racing models. You will find a selection of British, Japanese, European and American bikes from the 1900s until today. There is something of interest for everyone – ranging across all makes from a 1910 FN motorcycle to those under production today. You will be amazed by the elegance and engineering of known brands such as AJS, BMW, Ducati, Gilera, Matchless, Moto Guzzi, MV, Norton, Triumph, Velocette and Vincent. After your tour of the museum, race on over to the River Grill Restaurant for a delicious lunch overlooking the beautiful Alisal River Golf Course with spectacular views of the Santa Ynez Mountains and Valley. This early June event can make a memorable Father’s Day gift to share with your favorite dad, son or daughter!Vroom, vroom and many thanks to hosts Laura and Don Newman and to MoCA and underwriter Janet Lindquist for their support of this unique event.

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Mosaic Masterpieces: Meet Your Inner Muse

Friday, June 5, 2015 * 10:00 am – 2:00 pmLimited to 20 Mosaic Masters

$100.00 per person ($50.00 tax-deductible)

The art of mosaic is a form of decoration as old as the earliest civilizations of Mesopotamia and has been practiced for at least four thousand years.Hostess Bridget McCarthy invites you to join her at her beautiful Spanish-style hacienda in Camarillo, where you’ll learn this ancient art from mosaic master Tami Zweig Macala, owner of Santa Barbara School of Mosaic Art. Tami is an accomplished designer and creator of numerous mosaic works that are found in public and private collections.Your MoCAs, Lorelle Patterson and Bridget, will provide you with a picture frame or plaque to embellish with your own unique bits and fragments. You’re encouraged to bring anything that evokes your artistic imagination – tile, colored glass, shells – as well as jewelry pieces, gems and broken bits of china. If you don’t find any treasures at home, your hosts have collected lots of interesting tidbits that you can include in your masterpiece. With Tami as your guide, you will certainly find your inner creative muse.At midday, take a break from creativity to sip some wine and partake of the gourmet luncheon provided by your hosts. Many thanks to Tami for donating her time and talent, to our underwriters Beatrice Herrera, Roz McGrath and Maryan and Dick Schall, and to our co-hosts, Bridget and Lorelle, for this fabulous day of creativity.

24Saturday, June 6, 2015 * 10:00 am – 2:00 pmLimited to 24 Crafty Dreamers$125.00 per person ($75.00 tax-deductible)

“Dream A Little Dream Of Me” Create A Dream Box

Spend the day with Beth Amine in her tranquil garden and explore your inner self in this creative art project.Creating personal dream boxes or home shrines is a tradition dating back thousands of years. In many cultures and religions people have used daily rituals to keep their spiritual lives connected to their day-to-day living. The idea of creating your own dream box is an invitation to explore and express your heart in color, images, symbols and found objects. You don’t need to be an artist to enjoy and gain insight from this process. Beth will gently guide you as you assemble, paint and decorate your dream box. All the tools and embellishments will be provided, but feel free to bring special objects from home—photographs, trinkets, figurines – that may have a special meaning for you.You won’t go hungry during this day of discovery. Your MoCAs, Anne Diamond, Lorelle Patterson and Susan Robeck, will make sure that your body is nourished with a spa menu creatively designed for this peaceful day. Thank you to our dreamy underwriters, Maryan and Dick Schall, for their thoughtful support.

Dinner In The Vineyard . . .A Perfect Vino Venue

Saturday, June 6, 2015 * 4:00 – 9:30 pmLimited to 16 Wine Enthusiasts

$175.00 per person ($100.00 tax-deductible)25

Sit back and relax as you cruise from Santa Barbara by motor coach to the beautiful Buttonwood Farm, Winery and Vineyard, located in the Santa Ynez Valley.Upon your arrival at the winery’s tasting room you’ll have time to enjoy a glass of refreshing wine before joining Buttonwood’s winemaker, Karen Steinwachs, on a personal tour of the vineyards, gardens and wine-making facility.Following this very special tour, return to the charming patio behind the tasting room where Chef Kurt Alldredge of The Chef’s Touch catering will serve you a delicious Tuscan-inspired dinner paired with wine. After you’ve indulged in dessert, surrounded by the beauty and quiet of the Santa Ynez Valley, you’ll have the luxury of time and the opportunity to reflect on this extraordinary event on your way back to Santa Barbara.Very special thanks to Sue and John Burk and Valerie Williams for hosting and underwriting this Choice Affair and to Lundy Reynolds for underwriting such a special evening. Our appreciation also goes to partners Bret Davenport and sisters Barry and Seyburn Zorthian, owners of the winery, who welcome you to the Buttonwood property.

Let’s Go Braiding!There’s Knot A Twist

Saturday, June 13, 2015 * 11:00 am – 2:00 pmLimited to 20 Crafty Braiders$100.00 per person ($50.00 tax-deductible) 26

Create your own Inspired Adornment™.Jewelry artist, writer, educator, counselor and inventorwho has been teaching the art of beadwork for over 15 years, Laura Gasparrini, owner of Om Tara™, will teach you simple techniques for creating your own gorgeous, braided-linen lariat necklace. Just bring your imagination and creative juices! Laura and MoCA Sue Burk will provide the rest!This hands-on day of fun and fantasy will take place in the beautiful Ortega Ranch home of hostess LeAnn Madden and her husband Orv in Montecito. The ambiance and the ridge-top views overlooking the ocean and islands will delight and inspire you. Enjoy the company of your fellow jewelry makers and relax in the Maddens’ beautiful home as you savor a scrumptious lunch prepared by longtime Choice Affairs chef-extraordinaire, Karen McElwain. During this lovely day, have your picture taken wearing your beautiful creation. As you depart, Sue will provide you with a gift bag to take home, containing all the tools and materials required for creating another fabulous necklace of your own. We can knot give enough thanks to Sue Burk and her husband John for underwriting this Choice Affair, to the Maddens for inviting us into their home, to Laura for her expertise and to Karen for another wonderful meal.

Discover The Port of Hueneme And The Origin of Its Name

Thursday, June 18, 2015 * 10:00 am – 1:00 pmLimited to 40 Port Perusers

$75.00 per person ($60.00 tax-deductible)27

What do bananas and BMWs have in common, you ask? They are both part of $8 billion in cargo that is shipped into the United States through one of California’s busiest seaports – the Port of Hueneme. Ranked in the top 11% of America’s 360 sea and river ports, the port is a gateway for trade between North and South America, Asia, Europe and Scandinavia. The abundance of produce and manufactured goods that travel through our very own local port provides over $1.1 billion in direct economic activity and more than 10,226 various types of jobs to our area and the region.Fresh fruit and other produce, in addition to automobiles and heavy equipment, travel through the port daily. BMW, Land Rover, Kia, Hyundai, Jaguar, Mitsubishi, Maserati, Mini Cooper, Rolls Royce, Saab, Suzuki and Volvo all move automobiles destined for the Western United States through this port.While we sip coffee and munch on a morning snack, your personal guide, Will Berg, Director of Marketing and Public Information, will begin your tour with an overview of port activity. Then, you’re off on a private shuttle to go behind the scenes to see the port in action and learn about how it operates – stopping at the port’s refrigerated sheds and the automobile transit areas.As the tour ends back at headquarters, a follow-up Q&A will accompany a delicious lunch, provided by MoCAs and co-hostesses, Dorothy Elchoness and Lynda Frank.

Behind The Scenes At Hearst Castle®

An Insider’s Look

Wednesday, August 12, 2015 * 11:00 am – 5:00 pmLimited to 6 Lovers of History$1,800.00 party of six ($1,500.00 tax-deductible) 28

This will be our tenth and final year to experience this once-in-a-lifetime opportunity and your last chance to say to your friends “Oh, the places we’ve been!”This is your chance to see what most visitors will never have the opportunity to experience—an insider’s look at Hearst Castle® beyond what any standard tour ever allows. Start the day by getting to know William Randolph Hearst, architect Julia Morgan and the construction and history of the Castle in the movie “Hearst Castle – Building the Dream.” It all comes to life on a giant screen in the Hearst Castle Theatre. Your enchanted afternoon continues with an extensive, behind-the-scenes tour where your personal guide will lead you to areas of the hillside estate, including vaults filled with priceless collections, that are not on any of the regular tours. You’ll look around in wonder as you take hidden walkways. It is not to be missed!Then it’s off to a favorite spot of W.R. Hearst, the terrace of Casa del Mar, overlooking San Simeon Bay. Alicia Morin, your knowledgeable and gracious hostess, has arranged for a delicious supper, beautifully prepared by Trumpet Vine Catering, served with local wines. This is one of the most quiet and relaxing locations on the hill to sit and take in the majestic view—just as Mr. Hearst would have done. It’s your own secluded terrace for the afternoon.Many thanks to San Luis Obispo Coast District/Hearst Castle®, California State Parks and Mary Levkoff, Museum Director, Hearst Castle®, and to our generous underwriters, Carol Hillygus-Irving and Blake Irving, for making this memorable afternoon possible.

29 * Date Determined By Mutual Consent and Weather

Limited to 4 Seafarers

$2,000.00 for the cruise ($1,800.00 tax-deductible)

You’re In Cruise Control . . .A Yachting Adventure

Even if you don’t know port from starboard, you can experience the thrill of a yachting adventure with the ship’s experienced captain, Richard Solomon, owner and skipper of Grebe, a 40-foot bluewater sailboat.You are invited to sail with him out of the Santa Barbara harbor for a one-night, two-day cruise to Santa Cruz Island, tailored just for you! Picture yourself aboard as the Grebe weighs anchor and begins to skim over blue waters. Listen as the boat’s sails unfurl and snap in the breeze and, finally, relax as the sun warms your back. The well-equipped Grebe provides must-have safety features as well as comfortable cabins and a range of water toys to enhance your sailing experience. You may choose to explore the shores in a kayak, put muscle power into rowing a dinghy or take it easy and zip around in a motorized inflatable.When the ocean air and water activities have heightened your appetite, you’ll find Grebe’s galley well stocked with food and drink. Your skipper-turned-chef will transform these edibles into tasty meals for you. All you have to do is sip your favorite beverage, listen to the rhythm of the waves and watch the stars.Can’t you feel the sea breeze already?A big salute to Planned Parenthood Action Fund Board Member Richard Solomon and his wife Jana Zimmer for hosting this adventuresome sea getaway.

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