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RIVIERA ASSOCIATION SPRING MEETING
Sunday, May 17, 2026, 4–6 p.m.
Riviera Ridge Campus – Battistone Hall 911 Tremonto Road
Shuttle service to/from Mission Ridge & Tremonto parking lots
Engage with your neighbors while enjoying great food & drinks. Hear from community leaders about “Building a Vibrant Arts & Culture Scene in the State Street Arts District.” Sharing their visions and encouraging us to visit will be:
+Nicholas Walls, Chief Advancement Officer, Music Academy of the West.
+Robin Elander, Executive Director Downtown Santa Barbara Improvement Association
+Lindsey Garrison, Director of Marketing & Communication, Santa Barbara Museum of Art.
Sign up for Spring Meeting by clicking on QR code below
• You must be a paid Riviera Association member to attend; to join or renew your Riviera Association membership go to the Join/Renew button
Trail Volunteer Day @ Parma Park
Join SB Parks & Rec Department for another large-scale trail volunteer event. Volunteers of all experience levels are invited to learn about trail restoration while working to improve conditions on Sycamore Creek Trail and the Historic Olive Grove Loop. Tools, instruction, and lunch will be provided!
RSVPs are required for this event! To RSVP, contact Eric Ullrich, City of Santa Barbara Parks Supervisor, at (805) 564-5439 or EUllrich@SantaBarbaraCA.gov
SCHEDULE AND LOCATION
8:30 a.m. Meet at Parma Park Stanwood Main Entrance (2066 Stanwood Drive) for safety orientation and instruction
9:00 a.m. Depart for trail worksites
1:00 p.m. Return for a picnic lunch to celebrate your hard work!
PARKING
Parking is available on Stanwood Drive outside and inside the gate. If street parking is full, please drive through the gate to the gravel lot for additional parking and follow directions from staff. Overflow parking will be available at Sheffield Reservoir, located at 530 Mountain Drive.
TRAILS
Sycamore Creek Trail, Historic Olive Grove Loop
SAFETY
Volunteers must attend the safety orientation provided at the start of the day to participate in trail work. Tasks will be assigned based on experience and skill level.
WHAT TO WEAR
Sturdy closed-toed shoes, long sleeves, and long pants to protect from poison oak
WHAT TO BRING
Water, sunscreen, snacks, gloves, and bike helmet
PARTNERS
This event is held in partnership with Santa Barbara County, US Forest Service, Montecito Trails Foundation, Los Padres Forest Association, and Sage Trail Alliance