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Arts Enthusiast!
Coronado is again an epicenter for art-infused activities this week, offering everything from musical events and enlightening lectures to an opportunity to spend the day with highly renowned authors. Starting on Friday, October 7 another occurrence of the Library’s Autumn Concerts brings pianist, composer, and tenor Phil Dannels to town showcasing his diverse musical talents.
Then first thing Saturday morning, October 8 don’t miss the fourth annual San Diego Writer’s Festival, offering writers, readers, and other literature afficionados a full day of workshops, panels, and lectures by such notable authors as Emmy Award winner Renee Taylor and NY Times Bestsellers Shilpi Somaya Gowda and Qian Julie Wang. The Festival Opening Ceremony starts at 9:30 am on the Main Stage Theater at Coronado High School, with dozens of more sessions throughout the day on the CHS campus and at Coronado Public Library.
That evening, at 7:30 pm Coronado's premier chamber orchestra presents a unique concert on the Main Stage Theatre at CHS, featuring "Around the World" music from the last 400 years. From Bach to modern composers, this string orchestra promises to delight you with their enchanting performances.
Then Thursday, October 13, to celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month, Coronado Public Library offers a lecture entitled “Chicano Artists – A History through Today.” Don’t forget that during the entire month of October, kids attend free of charge at dozens of museums in San Diego. Plus mark your calendar now for Coronado School of the Arts first musical presentation of the year, “Cry Baby,” October 21 – 23 and again October 28 - 29. Check out other events coming up in Coronado by clicking on the link below:
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