This weekend, multiple cities in California will be hosting events to celebrate the late Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Two popular events are taking place just hours away from Los Angeles.
First, Santa Barbara hosts a dance at 9 a.m. at the De la Guerra Plaza which continues on to a march up to Arlington Theater. A pastor, who marched with King in 1963, will be speaking about memories in the "Retelling the Story--The Civil Rights Years" at 11 a.m.
Also, there will be a free concert in Balboa Park in San Diego that will begin at noon and end at 7 p.m. There will be drumming, dancing and live reggae bands.
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Friday, January 13, 2012
Multiple MLK events take place in California
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Friday, October 7, 2011
North County San Diego to celebrate Pride weekend
Saturday October 8, will be the Pride celebration for North County San Diego. The event is called "Pride at the Beach" and is located from 11 to 6 pm at the Oceanside Pier.
The event is put on by the North County LGBT Coalition which was created in 2008 in order to help the LGBT community become more visible.
The celebration will include music, information booths, food and entertainment. Organizers have said that the Pride event gives the LGBT community a fun and safe place to socialize.
Visit the San Diego news web site today for more information on what is happening in the area.
The event is put on by the North County LGBT Coalition which was created in 2008 in order to help the LGBT community become more visible.
The celebration will include music, information booths, food and entertainment. Organizers have said that the Pride event gives the LGBT community a fun and safe place to socialize.
Visit the San Diego news web site today for more information on what is happening in the area.
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Friday, August 5, 2011
Seaside Volleyball tournament celebrates 30th anniversary
Bud Light and Bud Light Lime present the 30th annual Seaside Beach Volleyball Tournament to take place on August 12 through the 14.
The event is expected to break records by being the world's largest volleyball tournament in the world. There will be 800 teams competing for almost $40,000 worth of cash prizes.
The event began as a small community event and now grown to feature more than 8,000 players, their friends and family and other spectators. The event has turned into an attraction to all in the area. The event is managed by the Elevation Group.
For more information, visit the Seaside Signal web site today.
The event is expected to break records by being the world's largest volleyball tournament in the world. There will be 800 teams competing for almost $40,000 worth of cash prizes.
The event began as a small community event and now grown to feature more than 8,000 players, their friends and family and other spectators. The event has turned into an attraction to all in the area. The event is managed by the Elevation Group.
For more information, visit the Seaside Signal web site today.
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Friday, February 18, 2011
FIDM has debut fashion show
The Fashion Institute of Design and Merchandising will be hosting an exciting debut fashion show.
The show attracts more than 8,000 people to the West Coast each year and features the graduating members of FIDM's work and designs. High school students are invited to an open house at the debut in order to get a close look at the campus.
The students then will be transported to the show, which attracts not only FIDM graduates and supporters but also celebrities who are interested in the up and coming fashion.
For more information on the exciting event, visit the San Francisco Chronicle web site today.
The show attracts more than 8,000 people to the West Coast each year and features the graduating members of FIDM's work and designs. High school students are invited to an open house at the debut in order to get a close look at the campus.
The students then will be transported to the show, which attracts not only FIDM graduates and supporters but also celebrities who are interested in the up and coming fashion.
For more information on the exciting event, visit the San Francisco Chronicle web site today.
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