The Channel City Club

The Channel City Club was founded over 60 years ago in Santa Barbara, California, to provide the community with a local venue for outstanding speakers on state, national, and international issues. Our distinguished speakers are professionals in their chosen fields and are not paid by the Channel City Club.

We are a non-profit, non-partisan organization and endeavour to have all sides of controversial topics presented. Our Q&A period after each talk is for the purpose of information rather than debate and we take no official stance on any subject.

There are approximately 20 - 25 luncheons a year and there are no attendance limitations. You may attend as many programs as you like or that your schedule permits. We have a luncheon meeting format and there are no set meeting days as we attempt to accommodate the speakers' schedules.

Most of our luncheons are held at Fess Parker's Doubletree Resort. We also offer many special events for our members who chose to sign up for our additional opportunities.

Please see our Channel City Club members
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This is special…..a glorious day in Glacier Bay, Alaska!  It is now 7:00am and very lucky to have such a nice day here!  Be sure to visit:

www.crystalcruises.com/liveviews.aspx  

and cruise with us all day today in Glacier Bay……..your views on the webcam aboard the CRYSTAL SERENITY are LIVE and change every 3 minutes!  Enjoy the cruise!

Cheers,
Brian and Judy Robertson

"Guess who we have as a speaker today on the ship, none other than Art Linkletter! He definitely remembers his wonderful time at the Channel City Club"

 

Wednesday,
July 8, 2009

Michael Cutler

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Retired senior special agent of the INS (Immigration & Naturalization Service), Senior Writing Fellow at Californians for Population Stabilization; Fellow at the Center for Immigration Studies, Contributing Expert on the nexus between immigration and terrorism for the Counterterrorism Blog, Advisor to the American Council for Immigration Reform on issues concerning immigration issues that relate to national security.

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