"Songs for a New World"
2020-11-12 | Coronado, CA, 92118, United States
Songs for a New World is a musical revue by CoSA Musical Theatre & Drama students which will begin streaming on November 12 and has been extended to run through November 30, 2020.
Visual storyteller Brad Willis shares this preview:

Coronado Schools Foundation Telethon
2022-03-23 17:00 - 19:00 (America/Los_Angeles) | Granzer Hall, CMS, 550 F Avenue, Coronado, CA, 92118, United States
The 35th Annual Coronado Schools Foundation (CSF) Telethon is back and better than ever this year on Wednesday, March 23rd with a new two-hour format from 5 to 7 pm, full of student performances and tons of winning drawings and raffles, including a brand new 2022 golf cart! This year’s Telethon is also celebrating CSF’s 40th birthday, so be prepared for lots of birthday fun and maybe even some cake.
This year, CSF is taking a hybrid approach with the Telethon, which will be streaming live through csfkids.org/telethon and Coronado TV, or you can stop by in-person and see the Village and Silver Strand bands, choirs, and CMS Choir and APA perform on the stage in Coronado Middle School’s Granzer Hall.

Walking Tour of Historic Coronado
2022-03-31 11:00 - 12:30, 2022-04-07 13:00 - 14:30 | Coronado Historical Association, 1100 Orange Ave, Coronado, CA, 92118, United States
One of the best ways to experience the history of Coronado is to go on a historic walking tour. This is the secret that Coronado locals know: it takes time to sense the past. When you slow down, you have a chance to see, hear, and remember this place that Hollywood stars, princes, and presidents have enjoyed. Everywhere you look in this charming beach town, you find history. And, that history is easiest to see on foot – when you have a chance to linger in front of a tiny, shingled house, perhaps, and meet the resident as he comes out into the yard to water his roses and tells you about the multiple generations who have lived in the home. Or, when you seemingly stumble upon the magical house from which the Wizard of Oz was born.
We’re proud to host you on Coronado’s premier walking tour. Every tour purchase supports the Coronado Historical Association and its mission. Thank you for your support.
Every Sunday at 11 am & Thursday at 1 pm
Location: Coronado Historical Association,
1100 Orange Ave, Coronado, CA 92118
Admission: Adults $20 | Children (12 & under) $5
BUY TICKETS HERE
Tours are approximately 90 minutes and two miles at a comfortable pace. They are appropriate for young and old alike. Only certified service animals are allowed. This is an outdoor tour. Masks are optional for fully vaccinated persons with the booster shot, and required for those who are not.
Online tour sales close at 10 am the day of the tour and are nonrefundable. Private Tours are available for groups. Learn more by clicking here.

Osher Spring Open House
2022-04-02 10:00 - 11:00 | Osher Lifelong Learning Institute, 9600 N. Torrey Pines Rd, Bldg D, La Jolla, CA, 92037, United States
For New and Prospective Members
Learn about the highly acclaimed UC San Diego Osher Lifelong Learning Institute: a membership program for individuals 50 years of age and older who are interested in pursuing intellectual interests and enriching their lives through lifelong learning. Join us for this Open House experience to learn about the upcoming quarter classes and seminars (which will be offered on campus and streamed LIVE online via Zoom), the benefits of membership, and meet the volunteer leadership team. You can attend on campus in person or join us virtually via Zoom. RSVP here to receive additional instructions and the Zoom link.
If you attend this event on campus please note the following:

Proof of full COVID-19 vaccination will be required upon check-in.
All attendees must wear masks while indoors at all times.
Light refreshments will be served.
You will receive a parking code for free parking for this event.

CIFF Student Classic Film Study Program Launches Second Session with Exciting Updates
2022-04-02 10:30 - 13:00 | Village Theatre, 820 Orange Ave, Coronado, CA, 92118, United States
“Mr. Smith Goes to Washington” Saturday, April 2nd from 10:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Village Theater, 820 Orange Avenue.
After a successful start of the Student Classic Study Program, the second session will kick-off following the spring break holiday, on Saturday morning, April 2nd. The Coronado Island Film Festival (CIFF) will present a slight change to the screening schedule replacing Meet Joe Doe with Frank Capra’s 1939 Columbia Pictures release, Mr. Smith Goes to Washington featuring Jimmy Stewart, Jean Arthur and a supporting cast including some of Capra’s favorite character actors.
Mr. Smith is the inspirational story of one simple man’s quest to fulfill his civic duty pitted against greedy, moneyed political kingmakers, back-room influence peddling and front-page character assassination. Eighty years after its release, Mr. Smith was chosen by more than ninety percent of both Democrat and Republican TCM classic movie fans as their all-time favorite politically themed motion picture.
Mr. Smith proved a breakout role for Jimmy Stewart as a dramatic lead. A film critic for The Nation wrote a visionary 1939 review of Stewart’s tour de force portrayal of Jefferson Smith’s transformational journey: “Now he [Stewart] is mature and gives a difficult part, with many nuances, moments of tragicomic impact and he is able to do more than just play isolated scenes effectively. He shows the strength of the character through experience. In the end he is so forceful that his victory is thoroughly credible. One can only hope that after this success, Mr. Stewart in Hollywood will remain as uncorrupted as Mr. Smith in Washington.”
Mr. Smith is the first film in the “second quarter” of CIFF’s Student Classic Film Program. On April 16th the series will screen the quintessential Noir classic, Double Indemnity. On May 7th, Elia Kazan’s On the Waterfront, winner of eight Oscars, including Marlon Brando’s powerful performance as conflicted longshoreman and ex-prizefighter, Terry Malloy. The program concludes May 21 st with William Wyler’s enchanting romantic comedy, Roman Holiday, featuring Gregory Peck and Audrey Hepburn’s Oscar winning performance in her first Hollywood film.
A new lower price will also take effect dropping from $15.00 to $10.00 per ticket, which includes the film, a post-discussion, study guides and materials, and a small popcorn and drink!
“These films have had an incredible impact on the students who have joined us!” states Jon Mosier, the Program Director “We want as many students to come to these Classics, participate to enrich the discussion with their thoughts and insight!”
The new ticket price comes after feedback that it may be cost-prohibitive for some students. CIFF believes that film should be accessible to all, scholarships and complimentary tickets are available for all screenings and remain confidential, please reach out to Merridee Book to request. Educators are also encouraged to reach out for tickets on behalf of students or classes. To view the schedule and purchase Program Passes or individual event tickets visit:
www.coronadofilmfest.com.
The morning of the show only, if seating capacity permits, a special “cash only” seating section may be made available for parents or educators who would like to attend with their students.

CHA Exhibit Event: Marsh's Tea Garden Legacy
2022-04-07 17:30 - 19:00 | 1000 Orange Ave, 1000 Orange Ave, Coronado, CA, 92118, United States
CHA invites you to a special Uprooted exhibit event, to further explore the rich history of Japanese gardens in Southern California around the turn of the 20th century. Coronado’s large Japanese Tea Garden built by George Turner Marsh brings together diverse garden legacies including world’s fairs, tourism, the early film industry, the Japanese-American immigrant experience, and the fascination for Japanese things.

About the Speaker: Kendall Brown is Professor of Asian Art History in the Art Department at California State University Long Beach. His books on Japanese gardens in North America include Japanese-style Gardens of the Pacific West Coast (1998), Quiet Beauty: The Japanese Gardens of North America (2013) and Visionary Landscapes: Japanese Garden Design in North America, The Work of Five Contemporary Masters (2017). After planning the International Conference on Japanese Gardens Outside Japan in 2009, he served as President of the Board of the North American Japanese Garden Association from 2012-14. Dr. Brown is also an art historian and has published and curated a wide range of Japanese art.

Sharp Coronado Hospital Presentation on Diabetes
2022-04-12 15:00 - 16:00 | John D. Spreckels Center, 1019 Seventh Street, Coronado, CA, 92118, United States
Did you know that people with diabetes have a higher risk of developing cardiovascular disease? It’s true. If this disease touches your life, don’t miss the opportunity to become more educated by attending a Sharp Healthcare specialists’ presentation on diabetes at the John D. Spreckels Center.
Learn how to take care of diabetes, lower chances of heart disease and how to make healthy food choices. A Mindful Café chef will also provide a cooking demonstration and offer a delicious sample.
To be part of this event, head over to 1019 Seventh Street on Tuesday, April 12 from 3-4 pm. There is no cost, but we do ask of you to register by Friday, April 8. Please call 619-522-7343 to reserve your spot.

Spring Bike Rodeo
2022-04-13 13:45 - 14:45 | Coronado Middle School (CMS), 550 F Ave, Coronado, CA, 92118, United States
Training to emphasize electric bikes.
The City is co-hosting three bicycle safety clinics, called Bike Rodeos, in April. The rodeos are for all students but there will be a special emphasis on those with e-bikes. Electric bikes have become very popular among Coronado youth who have been using them to get to school in growing numbers. E-bikes are fast due to their motors and there are special rules riders should know to ensure everyone’s safety. The City, Coronado Unified School District, San Diego Bicycle Coalition, and Coronado MainStreet invite students and parents to attend one of three bike rodeos to learn about the rules of the road, register bikes and enter raffle contests. Thanks Garage Buona Forchetta, Holland’s Bicycles, Gepetto’s and Blue Bridge Hospitality for co-sponsoring this important event.
All bikes, e-bikes, scooters, and skateboards are welcome. Learn about the rules of the road and bike safety! All local students and parents are welcome. Win raffle prizes such as helmets, bike locks, and Coronado Currency.
Register your bicycle with online bike registry, bikeindex.org. Bring your vehicle, helmet, and signed photo/video waiver.
Another rodeo on 4/14 at Village Elementary and a final one on 4/19 at Silver Strand Elementary.

Coronado Community READ Event: The World in 1938
2022-04-14 11:00 - 12:00 | Winn Room, Coronado Public Library, 640 Orange Ave, Coronado, CA, 92118, United States
Join University of San Diego professor Dr. Ali Gheissari as he discusses the state of the world in 1938 and draws parallels to the world we are living in today. 1938 saw Nazi Germany building up for World War II with their invasion of Czechoslovakia. It saw the dramatization of Orson Wells’ “War of the World” unfold live on the radio- causing a panic as people believed it was a news broadcast, not a play. Seabiscuit beat War Admiral in an upset that captivated the country. The United States was in the middle of a recession that occurred as the Great Depression muddled on. Vast dust storms swept the Midwest leading to migration to the coasts. 1938 was a time of uncertainty across the globe, but also a time where news was able to travel faster and farther than before, bringing people across the globe together quicker than ever. Gheissari will lead a discussion on how the world looked in 1938 and how it reflects across history.

Spring Bike Rodeo
2022-04-14 15:00 - 16:00 | Village Elementary School, 600 6th Street, Coronado, CA, 92118, United States
Training to emphasize electric bikes.
The City is co-hosting three bicycle safety clinics, called Bike Rodeos, in April. The rodeos are for all students but there will be a special emphasis on those with e-bikes. Electric bikes have become very popular among Coronado youth who have been using them to get to school in growing numbers. E-bikes are fast due to their motors and there are special rules riders should know to ensure everyone’s safety.
Similar to bikes, e-bikes are considered vehicles, and users must obey all traffic rules including stopping at all stop signs and red traffic signals. E-bike riders should be proactive and check their speed, brake earlier, and remember that it’s still a bike. Crashes can happen on any bike, but higher speeds are involved with e-bikes. It’s always best when you’re out riding around town to keep standard bike safety and courtesy in mind.
The City, Coronado Unified School District, San Diego Bicycle Coalition, and Coronado MainStreet invite students and parents to attend one of three bike rodeos to learn about the rules of the road, register bikes and enter raffle contests. Thanks Garage Buona Forchetta, Holland’s Bicycles, Gepetto’s and Blue Bridge Hospitality for co-sponsoring this important event.
All bikes, e-bikes, scooters, and skateboards are welcome. Learn about the rules of the road and bike safety! All local students and parents are welcome. Win raffle prizes such as helmets, bike locks, and Coronado Currency.
Register your bicycle with online bike registry, bikeindex.org. Bring your vehicle, helmet, and signed photo/video waiver.
Another rodeo on 4/19 at Silver Strand Elementary.

Spring Bike Rodeo
2022-04-19 15:00 - 16:00 | Silver Strand Elementary School, 1350 Leyte Road, Coronado, CA, 92118, United States
Training to emphasize electric bikes.
The City is co-hosting three bicycle safety clinics, called Bike Rodeos, in April. The rodeos are for all students but there will be a special emphasis on those with e-bikes. Electric bikes have become very popular among Coronado youth who have been using them to get to school in growing numbers. E-bikes are fast due to their motors and there are special rules riders should know to ensure everyone’s safety.
Similar to bikes, e-bikes are considered vehicles, and users must obey all traffic rules including stopping at all stop signs and red traffic signals. E-bike riders should be proactive and check their speed, brake earlier, and remember that it’s still a bike. Crashes can happen on any bike, but higher speeds are involved with e-bikes. It’s always best when you’re out riding around town to keep standard bike safety and courtesy in mind.
The City, Coronado Unified School District, San Diego Bicycle Coalition, and Coronado MainStreet invite students and parents to attend one of three bike rodeos to learn about the rules of the road, register bikes and enter raffle contests. Thanks Garage Buona Forchetta, Holland’s Bicycles, Gepetto’s and Blue Bridge Hospitality for co-sponsoring this important event.
All bikes, e-bikes, scooters, and skateboards are welcome. Learn about the rules of the road and bike safety! All local students and parents are welcome. Win raffle prizes such as helmets, bike locks, and Coronado Currency.
Register your bicycle with online bike registry, bikeindex.org. Bring your vehicle, helmet, and signed photo/video waiver.

Spice it Up, Coronado! Featuring Guest Speaker Anita Arambula
2022-04-22 14:00 - 15:00 | Zoom, Coronado, CA, 92118, United States
Discover a new favorite spice with the Coronado Public Library! Each month, the library has been inviting community members to explore different spices used in dishes around the world. Registrants will pick up the monthly spice selection at the library, cook with it, and join other food enthusiasts to talk about what they made and their thoughts about the spice. The meeting will be held, on Zoom, on Friday, April 22 at 2 pm. Once registered, participants will receive instructions on how to pick up a spice packet for the Spice It Up, Coronado program. The Zoom link will be emailed the day before we meet. Only one registrant per household, please. Please register at cplevents.org.
This month we will have a special guest speaker, features designer and art director at San Diego Union Tribune and food blogger, Anita Arambula. We will be trying two of her favorite ingredients, Mexican oregano and dried chilies.
Anita is a 33-year veteran journalist at the San Diego Union-Tribune where she currently spends her days as a senior designer and art director for the Food and Home + Garden sections. She has been a photographer, workshop leader, food stylist, darkroom technician, freelance writer and has made and sold jewelry at various points along her career. The two constants in her life since she was a child, however, have been her two biggest passions: food and photography. In 2007, Anita started her food blog, Confessions of a Foodie, as a way to share with family and friends some of her family’s recipes and eventually, her own creations as well as interpretations of popular dishes. Check out her blog Confessions of a Foodie.
See photographs and recipes from past Spice It Up, Coronado! HERE, then click on Open Access
Programs are made possible by the Friends of the Coronado Public Library.

Disclaimer(s)
Food Allergies
We cannot guarantee that food served at this program has not come into contact with tree nuts, soy, or other allergens.

The 1922 Club
2022-04-23 18:30 - 21:30 | Spreckels Park, 601 Orange Ave, Coronado, CA, 92118, United States
Spring is a time of growth and rebirth, a time to both honor the past and welcome the new. What was formerly known as the Coronado Spring Fling, held every Saturday evening during the annual Flower Show weekend, is now reimagined as The 1922 Club.
Paying homage to its century-old roots, The 1922 Club is an elevated evening of drinks, bites, and all sorts of delights both honoring Coronado’s heritage and opening the door to a fresh vision for the future. It’s a chic and swanky soirée and you’re on the guest list for its inaugural year!
The dress code is casual, costumes are not required, but encouraged.
The attendees will pay a flat fee for tickets, the proceeds of which will help to support programs funded by the Coronado Floral Association.
The event is 21 and up. Ticket price is $100. Tickets can be purchased through PurplePass at www.purplepass.com/the1922club.

"Angst" Screening & Panel Discussion
2022-04-25 18:30 - 20:00 | Coronado Performing Arts Center, 650 D Avenue, Coronado, CA, 92118, United States
In partnership with Coronado Island Film Festival, join Safe Harbor Coronado for a screening of Angst, an iNDIEFLIX original documentary designed to raise awareness around anxiety. Following the screening, stay for a multidisciplinary panel discussion with professionals in the field who will answer questions and speak to their experiences in treating those with anxiety.
Angst removes the stigma and opens up the conversation around anxiety, helping people understand and manage their symptoms, and when to reach out for help. Most importantly, it shows people that they are not alone, and that anxiety is 100% treatable.
Go to the Safe Harbor Coronado website to register.
