Sullivan Goss has once again been named Santa Barbara’s favorite art gallery by the readers of the Independent. We’d like to thank all of our wonderful patrons for voting for us and for your continuing support. It has been a very big year for Sullivan Goss as we launched our groundbreaking SGTV program, hosted the Public Square art project, organized Art Helps to assist needy families in this tough economic time, and opened the Arts and Letters Cafe for dinner service the first time in many years.

Our next big project is the Great Sullivan Goss Treasure Hunt: The Case of the Missing Pitcher. Click on the link to learn more and help us spread the word by telling all your art and/or surf loving friends that they could win a $4,000 painting by surf icon Hank Pitcher.

Starting this Saturday, September 19th the Arts and Letters Cafe will be open for dinner. From 5:30 – 9pm on Wednesday, Thursday, and Sunday and 5:30 – 10pm on Friday and Saturday, the cafe will be serving an all new dinner menu. The menu will feature a wide variety of local and international wines and will include happy hour specials. In addition to our famously romantic back patio, the front patio will be a perfect spot to grab a after work drink and a bite to eat. It is also an ideal spot to have dinner on your way to the theater.

This also means that the vintage gallery will be open in the evenings, so if you have a hard time making it to see our exhibits during the work week, you now have 5 evenings a week to come and see these beautiful shows.

To get a preview of our new dinner menu, click here.