Senior Expo of Santa Barbara is Back! Exhibitor Registration Opens June 15

Event Expected to Draw 1,000+ Seniors, Caregivers Seeking Active Aging Resources 

Live music, health screenings, and hundreds of smiling faces: it’s almost time for the 35th Annual Senior Expo of Santa Barbara! The largest active aging fair in Santa Barbara County returns on Wednesday, October 14, 2026 from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. at the Earl Warren Showgrounds. The deadline to register as a sponsor or exhibitor is August 1, 2026.  

Exhibitor registration opens Monday, June 15, and space is expected to fill quickly! Organizations that serve older adults and caregivers are encouraged to register early to secure their booth. With over 110 exhibitors, the Expo offers a valuable opportunity to connect directly with community members and network with local aging service providers.  

“This event is a celebration of healthy aging and community connection,” said Lisa Brabo, CEO of Family Service Agency. “The Senior Expo brings together a vibrant mix of services, screenings, and joyful experiences, all in one place. It’s truly a one-of-a-kind event that supports the well-being of Santa Barbara’s older adults and caregivers.”  

 From free haircuts to resource-rich exhibits, the Expo offers something for everyone. Attendees can explore over 110 booths, visit the Caregivers Café and take advantage of health screening services. Admission is just $5 per person and tickets will be available at the door.  

For exhibitor registration and event updates, visit www.seniorexposb.com.  
 

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ABOUT SENIOR EXPO OF SANTA BARBARA 

Organized by Family Service Agency, Senior Expo of Santa Barbara will be celebrating its 35th year as the largest resource event for local seniors, older adults, and caregivers. For more details, visit www.seniorexposb.com, or call Lyn Shirvanian at 805.965.1001 ext.229. 

ABOUT FAMILY SERVICE AGENCY  
 Founded in 1899, Family Service Agency is one of Santa Barbara County’s oldest and most comprehensive nonprofit social service organizations. FSA provides essential mental health services, youth and family support, older adult and caregiver services, and basic-needs resources to individuals of all backgrounds across the county. For more information, visit www.fsacares.org or call (805) 842-5148.