Music in the Garden this coming Thursday, March 17th, with The Tony Fleet Project

March 10th, 2016

The 3rd Thursday Garden Music series continues this Thursday, March 17, from 7:30 until 9:00 pm at the Christian Science Reading Room Garden. Come and join us for St Patty’s Day!

We will be featuring the

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Toni fleet

Tony Fleet’s original music blends elements of classic rock and acoustic folk; it’s sometimes earthy, sometimes spiritual, always positive and uplifting.
The Tony Fleet Project is …
Tony Fleet: guitar, vocals, harmonica
Chuck Vadun: drums and cymbals
Jeff Stedman: bass guitar

 

This is an alcohol free and family friendly event.  It’s an alternative place for people to come and hear some great music.

For more information Click here to download a PDF

Phone (760) 753 4545

912 S. Coast Hwy. 101, (just South of H Street – across from Starbucks), Encinitas, CA 92024

Driving Directions

Don’t Forget its Day light saving time this weekend.  So spring forward this Sunday, March 13th, 2016

 

Reading Room Garden Music Series a huge success

February 22nd, 2016

Last Thursday was our first Garden Music Series event.  Each third Thursday of the month we host an artist here at the Christian Science Reading Room in Encinitas, California.  It was a little chilly outside so we held February’s inside and we had a packed house with Justin Froese and his friend Brianna playing for a delighted crowd.
Join us next month on Thursday, March 17, for the Tony Fleet Project. They will be performing from 7:30 until 9 p.m out in the garden weather permitting.

Check back at our website for more details at www.mindheals.us

These are alcohol free, family friendly events meant to be an alternative place to go to hear some great music.

Phone (760) 753 4545

912 S. Coast Hwy. 101, (just South of H Street – across from Starbucks), Encinitas, CA 92024 Driving Directions

No Encinitas church service this Sunday, February 21. Please join us for the Longyear Museum screening of “Follow and Rejoice”.

February 19th, 2016
February 21, 2016
3:30 pm to 5:45 pm

You and your guests are invited to the screening of Longyear Museum’s new historical documentary, “Follow and Rejoice” — Mary Baker Eddy: The Chestnut Hill Years, at the  Encinitas Community Center.

“Follow and Rejoice” is a documentary film about the years Mary Baker Eddy spent in her last home at 400 Beacon Street, Chestnut Hill, Massachusetts (1908–1910). The Discoverer, Founder, and Leader of Christian Science achieved in those three years what many would be proud to have accomplished in a lifetime.

The product of extensive research, this two-part documentary offers an inside look at Mrs. Eddy’s active leadership at Chestnut Hill and in the two years leading up to her move there in 1908. The centerpiece of the film is Mrs. Eddy’s founding of The Christian Science Monitor. Rare archival photographs — many of them never before seen — blend with reenacted scenes to bring this historic period to life. Episodes were filmed in the very rooms where Mrs. Eddy lived and made momentous decisions for the future of her Church. The documentary also highlights some of the household workers who devoted their lives to serving their Leader and the Cause of Christian Science in her Chestnut Hill home.

This free program includes brief remarks, the film screening, a 15-minute intermission, and an opportunity to ask questions. No registration is needed.

For more information, please contact Ryan Siewert at 617.278.9000, ext. 250, or at rsiewert@longyear.org.

Event Location(s)

Venue:  Encinitas Community Center
Directions:  Get Directions »

Music in the Garden this Thursday, February 18th, with Justin Froese and Brianna

February 16th, 2016

It’s the 3rd Thursday and our Garden Music series starts this Thursday, February 18, from 7:30 until 9:00 pm at the Christian Science Reading Room.  Come and join us!

For our first event we will have the heartfelt songs of Justin Froese, a multi-talented artist that specializes in bluesy-soulful music.

Opening the evening will be Brianna, a stunning indie folk-pop artist.

Bri and Justin

Bri and Justin

This is a family event and all our welcome.

Phone (760) 753 4545

912 S. Coast Hwy. 101, (just South of H Street – across from Starbucks), Encinitas, CA 92024

Driving Directions

Music at the Reading room

February 14th, 2016

Today, Sunday February 14, 2016 Jen Hajj will be doing our solo and music at or 4:00 service

Recently, we had a duet by Elizabeth and John Griswold called, “This Love”.  An original piece by Elizabeth.

This coming Thursday, February 18th, from 7:30 to 9:00p.m. will be the start of our Garden Music series which will be on the third Thursday of each month.  This Thursday enjoy the heartfelt songs of Justin Froese, a multi-talented artist that specializes in bluesy-soulful music.

Opening the evening will be Briahnna, a stunning indie folk-pop artist.

Bri and Justin

Bri and Justin

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This Week in Encinitas! – The Downtown Association’s News Letter

February 4th, 2016

STAY LOCAL THIS MONTH! CHECK OUT WHATS COMING!!

Cardiff Kook Run 
5K, 10K & Costume Contest
Sunday, February 7, 7am

Join in a celebration of the best town around! The course starts under the  “Encinitas” sign on historic HWY 101.  This scenic loop passes by the famous “Cardiff Kook” statue and some of the most popular surf breaks in the world.  INFO

 

Treasure Hunt Fundraiser!
Saturday, February 9, 8am-4pm
The Encinitas Historical Society will hold a Treasure Hunt Fundraiser at the 1883 Schoolhouse that will consist of donated vintage and antique pieces, art pieces, plants, other collectibles and memorabilia.  The public is invited to shop for rare finds at great prices!  The money raised at the Treasure Hunt will help fund new and exciting programs this year. For more info call 760-753-4834.
                                                    1883 Schoolhouse, 390 W. F Street.

Families Make History: Craft Program
Month of February
Join in one of the oldest surviving crafts in the world!  Learn the basics of weaving on a rustic loom made of wood and nails, or cardboard, or for the younger set, on a paper plate loom.  No reservations needed and all materials are supplied.
For more info call 760-632-9711.
San Dieguito Heritage Museum, 450 Quail Gardens Drive

Art, Wine & All Things Divine
Friday, February 12, 5pm-7pm
Art N Soul will be hosting a Special Trunk Show in honor of Valentines Day.  Featured jewelry artists include: Junko’s Jewelry, handcrafted in pure silver with semi precious stones and Zane Leslie Designs, re-worked vintage jewelry into one of a kind pieces.  The evening will be filled with delicious sweet treats, exciting art, and a rose with each purchase!
633 S Coast Hwy 101

Master Composter Course
Through February 13, 9:30am-12pm
Not afraid to get your hands dirty?!  Join the San Diego Botanic Garden for a 5 week course that provides training in the art of science of composting.  Class size will be limited so please register asap.  Encinitas residents receive preferential registration. Cost: $50
 
 
230 Quail Gardens Drive

Artists’ Reception at Off Track Gallery
Saturday, February 13, 4pm-7pm
The public is invited to an artists’ reception honoring Karen Fidel, pottery and Lynn Ely, Fiber arts.  Fidel uses wheel-thrown pottery then alters them by hand to add natural organic elements.  Ely focuses on line, form, texture and color in her pieces.  Wine and refreshments will be served at the reception.

937 S Coast Hwy 101, Suite C-103

Paws For Love Fest!
Saturday & Sunday, February 13-14, 10am-4pm

In honor of Valentines Day, the Seaside Bazaar will be hosting a pet adoption event.  Fall in love with your new pet this Valentines!  There will be tours of the Neuter Schooter bus and dog obedience demonstrations as well as great shopping of various pet products.

459 S Coast Hwy 101

VALENTINE’S WEEKEND SPECIALS!

Sweet Bling for Valentine’s Day! 
20% off on all jewelry through February 13
At Encinitas Coin & Jewelry

Win big when you buy your sweetheart something beautiful with precious metals and stones for Valentine’s Day. Encinitas Coin & Jewelry has a huge selection of gorgeous gifts and now you can save even more when you shop before Valentine’s Day.

609 S. Coast Hwy 101 in the Small Mall

Sweet Hearts! 10% Off!  

At Beads, Crystals & More. February 13-14

 

Love, Light and joy…disguised as Beads, Crystals and string! Their philosophy is to buy the MOST SPECIAL items found from around the world. Antique to ancient TRADE BEADS. The finest quality of GEMSTONE beads, rings and pendants.

967 S Coast Hwy 101 # 105 in The Lumberyard

MORE STUFF TO DO

Make Downtown Encinitas YOUR Valentine’s Weekend Destination for Shopping & Dining.

Here are more special offers for you!

30 Minute Massage, Facial or Mani/Pedi

$50 at Nufaces Day Spa (760) 942-0914

“3 Just For Me” at Pure Blowout Bar (3 Blowouts

for $110. Through February 15) 760-487-1500

“Sweet & Single Sale” at Chuao Chocolatiers
$4 each/Reg $6 Single Chocolate Bars
(2/1-2/14 while supplies last)
Coast Highway Traders:

10 percent off any one item. Free gift wrapping.

Detour: Sweetheart Style Package of 1 free blow dry

with the purchase of 3. $148 value for $111.

 

Watch for more next week!

MORE STUFF TO DO
Garden Music Series
Thursday, February 18, 7:30pm-9pm
Enjoy live music in the garden! The Christian Science Reading Room is welcoming the public to enjoy the groovy tunes of Justin Froese, a multi-talents artist that specializes in Bluesy/soulful music.  He will be accompanied by the talented Briahnna, a female folk pop artist.
                                                            912 S Coast Hwy 101

5K Paw Walk in the Garden
Saturday, February 20, 9am-1pm
The San Diego Botanic Garden is partnering with the Rancho Coastal Humane Society to bring you a 5K walk through the 37 acre garden with your dog(s) in tow.  There will be pet products food (for people), treats (for dogs), lots of great information for dog lovers and lots of dogs and puppies!!  Register HERE
230 Quail Gardens Drive

Encinitas Parks, Beaches, Trail and Open Space Master Plan
Your Input Matters! Wednesday, February 25
The City of Encinitas wants to hear from residents, business owners, sports groups, and others to help guide them in current and future parks, beaches, trails, and open space. Open Public Forum to be held at the Encinitas Community and Senior Center.
1140 Oakcrest Park Drive. 6pm-7:30pm
More information at www.EncinitasParksandRec.com/MasterPlan

“Adventures and Mis-Adventures of the Common Dog”
Steve Webb
Through March 9
This series emerged as a counter to our daily lives, chronicling the adventures and misadventures of our “best friends”.  Its overall goal to just lighten it up a bit and introduce a bit of levity into what is often a stressful experience. Acrylic Paintings.
Civic Center Gallery, City Hall, 505 S. Vulcan Avenue

32 San Dieguito Art Guild Members
Show at the San Diego Botanic Garden
Through March 31, 2016
Don’t miss the 72 paintings and photographs at the San Diego Botanic Garden, 230 Quail Gardens Drive, Encinitas.
The Ecke Building at the San Diego. Free.

SDG&E Knows Business!
Change is underway for your business’ energy pricing plan.
If you have a small or mid-sized business, be on the lookout for your specific details on transitioning to a new Whenergy pricing plan.  Your notice will be sent by SDG&E letting you know what plan you’ll tradition to.  You can opt out to another available plan anytime during the transition period.

UPCOMING EVENTS
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Wednesdays 4-8pm
E St. & Vulcan
February 21, 2pm-3pm
April 23-24
March 19, 6pm
March 21-26
 

Encinitas 101 MainStreet Association, 818 S. Coast Hwy 101, 760-943-1950

 

John and Elizabeth Griswold duet this Sunday January 31, 2016

January 28th, 2016

For our solo, John will be playing the guitar while Elizabeth Sings her original song “This Love”

John and Elizabeth have preformed for us before when this talented couple did a cappella for us

Click here to view

Come join us at our 4:00 service.  You are always welcome!

Downtown Reading Room FUNDRAISER and open house with speaker Brian Kissock, Sun., Jan. 31, 2-4

January 21st, 2016

Downtown RR open house flyer, Jan. 31

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Brian J.S. Kissock, CSB

Friends,

Brian Kissock will give a talk entitled, “Can prayer be really effective in healing?” Sunday, January 31, 2016, at the Jointly Maintained Reading Room (aka Downtown Reading Room), 522 C St., San Diego, CA 92101. The open house is from 2-4 p.m.

The second page of the open house flyer has instructions for free parking in the building’s parking garage.

If you can’t attend and want to donate, you can send a check payable to Christian Science Reading Room to 522 C St. San Diego, CA 92101.

For ongoing donations, no matter how big or small, you might consider joining the Friends of the Reading Room flyer. click see flyer for more information.

And, we always need volunteers to work at the Reading Room. Call our librarian, Lidya Sanchez, at 619-234-1685 for more information.

Terri Bondy, Vice Chair
Jointly Maintained Reading Room Committee

 

Freedom/Brotherhood/Love. MLK day Monday – New video in our window display

January 16th, 2016

This video was provided by the Jointly Maintained Reading Room (JMRR) window display committee in Portland Oregon 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pCuVKEdfWLU?rel=0

CS Youth Resource Fair – Tomorrow Sunday January 10th, 2015

January 9th, 2016

This Sunday’s event from 2:00 to 4:00 is for all who love Christian Science — both supporters and beneficiaries of these awesome organizations.

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We will have pony rides, farm animals, food, fun and representatives from:

A/U
Discovery Bound
National Leadership Council
The Albert Baker Fund
Asher Student Foundation
Camp Bow-Isle
The Cedars Camps
Camps Leelanau and Kohahna
The Link School
Camps Newfound & Owatonna
Principia
TMC Youth

ADDRESS:  3563 Fortuna Ranch Rd., Encinitas CA 92024.  Google and Mapquest, etc. do a great job of getting you here from I-5.  Be careful if you are coming from I-15 not to come through “San Elijo” or “Elfin Forest.”  Those are dirt roads and there are much better routes on Del Dios Highway and Rancho Santa Fe Road.  Call if you need help

Samuel “Bubba” Sugarman
(760) 846-2989