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SUMMARY:Crown City Summer Fitness Challenge
DESCRIPTION:A Virtual Event presented by the Optimist Club of Coronado \n \nRegistration is now open for the inaugural fitness event that runs from July 4 through Labor Day\, Sept. 1. The entry fee is $50 and sign up is available at the top of the Optimist Club home page at optimistclubofcoronado.org. \nThis is something new for Coronado – sort of. During the pandemic\, in 2020\, the City of Coronado sponsored a “virtual” activity challenge celebrating the 130th birthday of Coronado. Over 1\,800 individuals and 140 teams participated in that event. Virtual means that a participant performs one or more of their favorite physical activities\, then logs the amount of time it took on a website ’activities entry’ page for the event. The site keeps track of how all participants are doing\, with results displayed and continually updated. \nOne of the fun things about a virtual event is that individuals can participate even if they are not in Coronado — family members for example\, or people who travel. Even deployed service members could form a team or be part of a family team. Already signed up is a team that calls themselves the “Price Club.” Heading up that team is renown Coronado resident\, Peggy Price\, 102 years young! Her son Jimmy said that when her name and birth date were entered\, the website kept asking if her birth date was correct before finally accepting it. Of course\, teams from a variety of clubs in Coronado are most welcome. \nFundraising is a primary goal but so are having fun and staying physically fit. “Hours-per-Week” is the primary measure of achievement: Bronze – 1 hour; Silver – 2 hours; Gold – 3 hours; and Diamond – 4 hours or more. The challenge is appropriate for anyone regardless of age or health situation. A variety of fitness activities are included in the challenge with obvious differences in the stress levels associated with each. Several awards\, individual and team\, will take these differences into account. \nOnce registered\, simply log your time doing fitness activities during the 60-day period. An awards celebration is planned for Saturday\, Sept. 6 at 9 am in Spreckels Park. \nThe Optimist Club would greatly appreciate your participation in this event and hopes that it turns into a fun annual summer event. And remember\, all the funds raised will assist youth of Coronado in reaching their full potential.
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SUMMARY:Concert in the Park: Military Appreciation Concert: Sixwire & Guest Star
DESCRIPTION:Military Appreciation Concert in the Park and Awards Ceremony will begin at 5 pm honoring local military members and their families.\nThe Coronado Chamber of Commerce invites the community to a very special Concert in the Park on Sunday\, August 3 at Spreckels Park beginning at 5 pm honoring our local military members and their families. The evening promises an unforgettable blend of patriotic pride\, heartfelt recognition\, and outstanding musical entertainment—all free and open to the public. \nThis event offers a unique opportunity for Coronado residents and the local business community to come together in gratitude and support of the brave service members who protect our nation. Join us for a beautiful evening of community\, connections\, and celebration. \nAttendees are encouraged to arrive early and be seated by 5 pm. Bring your blankets\, lawn chairs\, and a picnic dinner for a meaningful and festive summer evening in Spreckels Park. \nThere is limited reserved parking for active-duty military members at the CUSD parking lots on Sixth and Seventh Streets. \nEvent Schedule \n5:00 – 5:15 pm\nThe evening opens with the 1st Marine Division Band\, performing the National Anthem and other selections\, accompanied by the Coronado High School NJROTC Color Guard. \n5:15 – 5:20 pm\nWelcome remarks will be given by Chamber Board Member Mike Woiwode and Captain Loren Jacobi\, Commanding Officer of Naval Base Coronado. \n5:20 – 5:45 pm\nPresentation of Military and Community Awards: \n\nCAPT Harry T. Jenkins Memorial Award\nVADM James & Sybil Stockdale Community Service Award\nVADM Edward H. Martin Distinguished Community Service Award\, presented by the City of Coronado \n\n5:45 – 6:00 pm\nAnnouncements and acknowledgments of the generous sponsors who made this evening possible – Gail & Bob Bardin\, Carol Sommer\, Arlene Inch and the Auen Foundation. \n6:00 – 7:45 pm\nThe concert begins with the acclaimed Nashville band Sixwire\, joined by a very special surprise guest who will remain after the show for photos with attendees. \n\nSixwire \nA Little Bit Country\, A Little Bit Rock and Roll.  Sixwire is one of the busiest\, hardest-working bands to come out of Nashville. In addition to performing their own spectacular shows featuring everything from their own hits to the best in pop\, rock\, classic rock\, and even country\, Sixwire regularly welcomes special celebrity guests to sit in with them. Sixwire members served as “house band” on USA Network’s “Nashville Star\,” and continued their television work on FOX’s “Next Great American Band\,” CMT’s “Next Superstar\,” and ABC’s dramatic series “Nashville.” \nThe band also served as the first ever house band for the NFL Draft on ESPN\, and most recently performed for the Las Vegas Raiders’ private event at this year’s Super Bowl. \nAnd\, Special Guest – To be Announced at Concert\n 
URL:https://coronadotimes.com/event/concert-in-the-park-military-appreciation-concert-sixwire-guest-star/
LOCATION:Spreckels Park\, 601 Orange Ave\, Coronado\, CA\, 92118\, United States
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