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Solana Beach author Ona Russell’s short story “In the Tent” was recently honored as one of the Top 10 narratives submitted to the San Diego Decameron Project, a collection of 101 works of creative writing about the Covid-19 pandemic.
Canyon Crest Academy’s Creative Writing Club recently announced the publication of its 10th anniversary anthology, The Sky’s the Limit.
Plus more local theater news from San Diego Musical Theatre, UC San Diego, Point Loma Playhouse and Hershey Felder
Behind the scenes, research carries on, online programming is thriving and a new gallery is taking shape
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In her latest podcast venture, Solana Beach resident Shelby Stanger started a health and wellness-centered show called “Vitamin Joy.”
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Del Mar artist Todd Parker, who also goes by TP The Artist, displayed some of his works at the Michael Seewald gallery on the third floor of Del Mar Plaza on Feb. 25.
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The Country Friends partners with South Coast Plaza on the annual runway show and luncheon
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This week’s San Diego theater column includes news on Theatre Week, Cygnet Theatre and New Village Arts
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Solana Beach artist Joel Harris has been using his work to connect with aging veterans who are rehabbing at VA hospitals and unable to see visitors because of the COVID-19 pandemic.
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The three-day African-American celebration and ‘edu-tainment’ event streams Friday through Feb. 28
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San Diego Botanic Garden, in partnership with Oceanside Museum of Art Artist Alliance, is presenting the Wild and Beautiful sculpture exhibition now through Aug. 1.
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Participants can discover the ocean worlds of octopus, seahorses and sharks
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National School Breakfast Week campaign encourages students to try school breakfast
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The public is invited to attend the American Association of University Women Del Mar-Leucadia Branch and Carlsbad/Oceanside/Vista Branch annual joint meeting featuring amazing women who were “Trailblazers” in their Navy careers.
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This is a continuing series of online activities to undertake on your computer or tablet during your quarantine quandary. • San Diego Writers, Ink holds a “Pen to Paper” writing class at 1 p.m.
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The Del Mar Heights School rebuild is on hold as the Del Mar Union School District completes additional environmental reviews, stemming from a court decision in the lawsuit against the district by Save the Field.
The two-weekend festival in the Pechanga Arena parking lot will include a concert and ‘The Barber of Seville’
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Construction has begun on the new Rare Society in Solana Beach, a retro steakhouse concept by San Diego’s Trust Restaurant Group.
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For the first time in its history, the nonprofit Playwrights Project will hold an online version of its annual “Plays by Young Writers” showcase from March 11-26.
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Drawing from a 15-year career in human resources, Solana Beach resident B.J.
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Canyon Crest Academy’s Creative Writing Club recently announced the final two keynotes for the 10th Annual CCA Writers’ Conference.
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Locally made documentary shows how Abraham Lincoln’s second inaugural speech is still relevant today
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The production, which streams Feb. 12-28, stars students in the Globe/USD graduate acting program
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JoyWorks Publishing, the publishing branch of JoyWorks Networks Inc., has released a new children’s book, Bizzie: The Beat-Loving Bumbling Bee, by author Janet Lawless Christ, aimed at helping show youth the power of music.
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While making his solo album, ‘Departure,’ Jon Foreman tackled his doubts and learned to breathe
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As the San Diego International Film Festival prepares for the 20th anniversary of the festival this October, Tonya Mantooth, CEO/artistic director, recently announced the launch of MySDFilmFest, the San Diego International Film Festival Channel, ShortsFest and Town Hall Series.
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Nearly 700 years ago after the Black Death hit Florence, Italy in 1348, Giovanni Boccacio wrote The Decameron, a fictional book about 10 young people who retreated into quarantine and passed the time telling stories resulting in 100 stories.
