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Arts Enthusiast!
Most of the revelry in Coronado this weekend will likely revolve around ringing in the New Year. Between the Masquerade Gala at the Hotel Del to private fetes with family and friends this holiday weekend seems already set. But later this week are several events you'll want to attend.
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If you missed the Lamb’s Players theatrical adventure “Baskerville,” turning Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s mesmerizing novel into a captivating 90-minute show, you have only ONE WEEK to catch the seven remaining performances of this must-see treat. Running January 3 – 8 in the Lamb’s legendary theatre, attend a final performance before the show ends.
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On Wednesday, January 4 a new literary course commences at Coronado Public Library. Local award-winning lecturer Chuck Kamar launches a 10-week series entitled “Poetry for the People.” At 11:00 am in the Winn Room, you’ll examine historic and contemporary poems that have gained iconic status.
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Coronado Island Film Festival’s Film Forum Coronado features the 1957 classic “Sweet Smell of Success” on Wednesday, January 4 in the Winn Room at Coronado Public Library. At 6:00 pm film expert Ralph DeLauro provides a brief introduction prior to reels rolling, then leads a lively discussion afterwards.
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Calling all local artists, submit your application early for consideration in the “2023 Celebrating Coronado Artists” banners series sponsored by the City of Coronado and the Cultural Arts Commission. The artwork application deadline is Monday, January 23, 2023.
Take a quick peak at the newly launched Coronado Cultural Arts website the link below:
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