A 250-pound bronze sculpture titled “The Knot” was installed on Wednesday, Sept. 7, in its permanent location at Promenade Park overlooking Glorietta Bay between City Hall and the Community Center. The Council accepted the gift, which was donated by The Wood Family Trust, in late 2021 based on a recommendation by the Cultural Arts Commission.
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Coronado Recreation and Golf Services is hosting a NEW Junior Musical Theater Program this fall that ends with a performance of Encanto. If your child(ren) are between the ages of 5 and 12 and have a flair for expressing themselves, musical performance is the perfect activity to get them involved in. Participants will be cast for their part, learn the character lines, learn dance moves and perform in a finale. Junior actors will build their self-esteem by developing improvisational skills through theater games and activities. Performers will cultivate confidence and ignite many friendships.
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Coronado is is pleased to be participating in the Americans for the Arts - Arts & Economic Prosperity 6 (AEP6), the sixth national study of the economic impact of the nonprofit arts and culture industry. Building on its 25-year legacy, AEP6 will examine the economic power that the arts and culture wield in 387 participating communities representing all 50 states and the District of Columbia. Each community will receive a customized economic impact report about the number of jobs supported, government revenue generated, and economic activity of its nonprofit arts and culture sector.
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Coronado Playhouse excitedly announces its 2023 Season 77 call for submissions. As we look ahead in our season planning, Coronado Playhouse will embark on a new initiative to continue its role in the theatre community as an organization that aspires to bring theatre to as many people as possible.
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The Friends of the Coronado Public Library Board of Trustees has several openings, and we are seeking interested community members to fill the vacancies.
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Susan Stone
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Doug St.Denis
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