Program areas at Santa Cruz Island Foundation
The Santa Cruz Island Foundation is specifically designated to make a unique contribution to the public by collecting, preserving, and interpreting the cultural histories of the eight California channel islands. The Foundation's archives, located in carpinteria,california, is a space open to the public without charge devoted to the display of and to make available for public and scholarly research, rare materials related to the California channel islands. The Foundation's archives, include artifacts; art; genealogies; historic books, photographs, documents, and newspaper clippings; oral histories, and subject files.
Hosted annual Santa Cruz Island advisory council meeting.
Holy mass - gives members, guests, and other community members the chance to experience and learn about the history and culture of the California channel islands.
Holy mass - gives members, guests, and other community members the chance to experience and learn about the history and culture of the California channel islands.
Advisory council meeting - brings together representatives from state and local governments, local institutions of higher learning, private organizations and community members to report current contributions to the Foundation's mission and Foundation activities.
Books and publications related to history of Santa barbara channel islands were available for sale.