Coronado is about a year away from hosting its first film festival. While specific dates have yet to be nailed down, Coronado Island Film Festival’s (CIFF) executive director Doug St. Denis and director of business development Mary Sikes are confident that the stars are aligning to celebrate the movies on Coronado Island. It’s only fitting …
20 Years! Lamb’s Players Theatre celebrates two decades in Coronado with “20 Acts of Service” to the community it enlivened
Raising kids can be exhilarating and exhausting, trying and triumphant. Here’s what Coronado’s parents have to say about the challenges and joys of parenthood.
Coronado professionals help women have happy, healthy pregnancies
It’s Spring Break season! Spending your days playing on Coronado’s top ranking beaches is a must, but after the sun goes down, then what? There are lots of ways to continue the fun on the Island! Here are my favorites… Twilight Golf. The return of spring means the return of twilight golf at the Coronado …
I’m so excited to be attending Vegas Uncork’d by Bon Appétit this year! Vegas Uncork’d has firmly established itself as the premiere culinary festival in the nation. Where else will you find such a gathering of celebrity chefs, among them Bobby Flay, Buddy Valastro, Daniel Boulud, Giada De Laurentiis, Joёl Robuchon, Julian Serrano, Guy Savoy, …
Lamb’s Players Theatre presents: Through March 9 The Foreigner Shy Englishman Charlie Baker finds himself in a rural Georgia fishing lodge where everyone comes to believe he doesn’t speak English…and wild adventure ensues. March 21–April 27 Quilters A well-crafted quilt needs a skilled hand, a hopeful spirit and an eye for the order of things. This gem …
The “Crown of the Fleet” will be commissioned on April 5
Coastal Living, the premier costal architectural design magazine, has selected a home in Coronado as its 2014 Showhouse.
Bravery is found in many different forms and all types of situations. Here’s Coronado’s take on what it means to step up to the plate.
Balboa Park’s San Diego Museum of Art celebrates 100 years with new shows to honor early 20th century artists
What began as a capital campaign for an aesthetic makeover to Christ Church Day School (CCDS) changed course in the wake of the Sandy Hook tragedy and an overall trend in escalating school violence. CCDS students are now enjoying the benefits of new high-tech systems and upgrades in their classrooms and their parents are breathing …