One of the things I love about Santa Barbara is the amazing talent you'll find here. If you don't believe me, pay us a visit or save yourself the airfare or the expensive gas costs and check out this Etsy treasury called Shop Local, Santa Barbara created by Sharon from sharonschock. Sharon featured my Chocolate Cupcake Soap in this treasury. Sharon creates incredible oil paintings. My favorite from her shop is The Night Light.
Click here for visit the Etsy treasury and check out this great collection of work from Santa Barbara artists.
Showing posts with label Santa Barbara. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Santa Barbara. Show all posts
Friday, August 6, 2010
Wednesday, March 31, 2010
Featured on Santa Barbara Female Entrepreneurs Blog
I would like to personally thank Jennifer Bragg for being the founder of this amazing group and all of her hard work from arranging our gatherings, maintaining our blog, tweeting about our group, and all of the extra behind the scenes things she does that makes this group so great!
Check out my feature on the SBFE blog and please, please, pretty please leave comments. It would be such a nice gesture from you that would be met with such heart-felt gratitude from me if you'd leave a comment on the SBFE blog to let us know you've read our features.
Tuesday, March 9, 2010
Serah's Anniversary Sale - 25% OFF
We're celebrating Serah's 2nd anniversary and we would like you to thank and share with you, our valued customer! Save 25% off everything at Serah's. Sale ends March 13, 2010. No coupon necessary. Browse through our selection of famous cupcake soaps and artistic soaps. Shop for birthday gifts, Easter gifts and basket stuffers, or thank you gifts. Serah's has something for every occasion. Visit Serah's now.
Friday, December 4, 2009
Event: Dos Pueblos Home Holiday Tours
Come out and support Dos Pueblos PTSA! Come out and visit many local vendors including Serah's! Stop by and check out my yummy cupcake soaps!
Where: Historical Stow House, 304 N. Los Carneros Road, Goleta
When: 1:00 pm - 5:00 pm
Cost: $25 for the home tour; FREE to shop at the boutique
Part of our proceeds go to benefit the Dos Pueblos PTSA.
I won't physically be at the event but my friend Ede will be selling my cupcake soaps. You'll love her!
Thursday, December 3, 2009
Event: Monte Vista Winter Boutique
Where: Monte Vista Elementary School, 730 N. Hope Ave, Santa Barbara, CAWhen: Saturday, December 5, 2009 9:00 am - 1:00 pm
Monte Vista Elementary invites you to its first annual winter boutique. Serah's will have a presence there selling those absolutely yummy cupcake soaps. Our Christmas Reindeer Candy Corn Cupcake Soap will be there!
I won't physically be at the event but my friend Jennifer will be selling my cupcake soaps. Stop by and say hello. You'll love her!
Part of our proceeds go to benefit the Monte Vista Elementary School.
FREE concert at 10 am with kid's rock band and local favorite Hot Lava!
Shop for holiday gifts - Over 30 vendors, including local authors and artisans! Gifts for under $5 - many under $20!
Participate in Crafts for kids - FREE craft tables!
Plus - make your own holiday gifts for a small fee!
Cash and check only!
The Monte Vista Winter Boutique is generously sponsored by Village Properties Realtors.
Download a copy of the Monte Vista Winter Boutique flyer.
Event: Kids Helping Kids Open House
Come out today, December 3rd, to support the Kids Helping Kids organization at San Marcos High School in Santa Barbara from 5pm - 8pm. Serah's will be a vendor there selling my yummy cupcake soaps to help out with the fundraiser. Kids Helping Kids is an entirely student run non-profit organization. Their team currently consists of 105 students working together to raise money for the Unity Shoppe. They are working toward a goal of $125,000 by doing fundraisers and seeking donations. Here's a video to show you what Kids Helping Kids is all about.
See you there!
Saturday, November 15, 2008
America Recycles Day
In Santa Barbara, recycle your old electronics at the County's Recylcing and Transfer Station. Always FREE for Santa Barbara residents!
TVs, computers, monitors, printers, fax machines, telephones, VCRs, DVD players, microwaves, CDs, DVDs, video and cassette tapes, etc
For more information about Santa Barbara County's Electronic Waste Recycling Program, please visit www.lessismore.org or call (805) 882-3615.
Find a recycling center in your area and read other ways Serah's shares to Go Green.
Wednesday, July 30, 2008
Elizabeth's Garden
(c) Copyright Elizabeth's Garden
Recently, I had the opportunity to meet an incredible woman, Elizabeth from Elizabeth's Garden. Elizabeth creates the most amazing, unique floral arrangements I have ever seen! Pictured above is one of Elizabeth's stunning creations! Today, she had a live interview on the AM 1290 Radio Show. I was so excited for her and she was terrific! Her warm personality shined right through to all the listeners tuning in.
Visit Elizabeth's Garden at http://www.elizabethsgarden.net/.
Monday, July 14, 2008
The Gap Fire continued
As of Friday, July 11th, the GAP fire is 75% contained. The skies of Santa Barbara and Goleta are blue again and the air quality is back to normal. My prayers go out to the firefighters that were injured and to anyone who has lost their home or the family members of someone who lost their life during the fire. From the bottom of my heart, I want to thank all the firefighters who helped fight this fire. I, we appreciate you more than you know!
Glitter Graphics & Comments
Glitter Graphics & Comments
Thursday, July 3, 2008
The GAP Fire
Santa Barbara is in a local state of emergency right now which means we need all the resources we can get to help us fight the GAP Fire. The GAP Fire started on July 1, 2008 at around approximately 5:45 pm. As you all know, we are located in Santa Barbara. The area of Santa Barbara where we are located is keeping a watchful eye on the fire.
Santa Barbara County Sheriff and Fire authorities have issued a MANDATORY EVACUATION ORDER FOR THE RESIDENTS IN THE GLEN ANNIE AND LA PATERA CANYONS. An Evacuation WARNING has been issued for residents above Cathedral Oaks Road between Glen Annie Road and Fairview Avenue. An evacuation warning means that residents should be prepared to evacuate.
We at Serah's have not been forced to evacuate yet nor have we been given an evacuation warning. This is the second wildfire I have witnessed in Santa Barbara. Almost a year to this date, Santa Barbara experienced the Zaca Fire. The Zaca Fire was not as close to the cities of Goleta and Santa Barbara as the GAP Fire is. Last night, the power went out around 7:30 pm and we were without power for about 3 - 4 hrs. I rode around town in my car and rode along Cathedral Oaks Road. Traffic lights were out everywhere and the only thing you could see was the lights from other cars and the flashlights of pedestrians. I felt in that moment that's what the Earth must have been like before electricity....so dark I couldn't see my hand in front of my face. As I rode down the road, it was hard to see pedestrians who were not wearing any kind of reflective material or carrying flashlights. As I got further along, I could see glimpses of orange light through the trees. In front of LaPatera Road, I parked my car and watched with other SB residents in utter shock as the fire burned brightly. Further down Cathedral Oaks Road, I saw what appeared to be the 10-30 feet flames that they mentioned on the internet and the news.
All I could do at that moment was pray that the firefighters contained the fire while saving the homes of those who had to evacuate and not suffering any casualties.
Links for GAP Fire Updates:
Santa Barbara County Sheriff and Fire authorities have issued a MANDATORY EVACUATION ORDER FOR THE RESIDENTS IN THE GLEN ANNIE AND LA PATERA CANYONS. An Evacuation WARNING has been issued for residents above Cathedral Oaks Road between Glen Annie Road and Fairview Avenue. An evacuation warning means that residents should be prepared to evacuate.
We at Serah's have not been forced to evacuate yet nor have we been given an evacuation warning. This is the second wildfire I have witnessed in Santa Barbara. Almost a year to this date, Santa Barbara experienced the Zaca Fire. The Zaca Fire was not as close to the cities of Goleta and Santa Barbara as the GAP Fire is. Last night, the power went out around 7:30 pm and we were without power for about 3 - 4 hrs. I rode around town in my car and rode along Cathedral Oaks Road. Traffic lights were out everywhere and the only thing you could see was the lights from other cars and the flashlights of pedestrians. I felt in that moment that's what the Earth must have been like before electricity....so dark I couldn't see my hand in front of my face. As I rode down the road, it was hard to see pedestrians who were not wearing any kind of reflective material or carrying flashlights. As I got further along, I could see glimpses of orange light through the trees. In front of LaPatera Road, I parked my car and watched with other SB residents in utter shock as the fire burned brightly. Further down Cathedral Oaks Road, I saw what appeared to be the 10-30 feet flames that they mentioned on the internet and the news.
All I could do at that moment was pray that the firefighters contained the fire while saving the homes of those who had to evacuate and not suffering any casualties.
Links for GAP Fire Updates:
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