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Rancho San Diego Library Calendar of Free Events – July 2018

Rancho San Diego Library Calendar of Free Events – July 2018!

Rancho SD Library Events

Happy JULY! Summer is here! Check out the attached Rancho San Diego Library Calendar and flyers to see all of the fun, FREE programs happening at the library this July. In addition to the library’s regularly occurring events, some special events this month include:

Kids’ Programs for Summer Reading:

Tween Summer Reading Program Special Events for Grades 2-6:

Teen Summer Reading Program Special Events:

 

If you have any questions, please call us at (619) 660-5370. We are located at 11555 Via Rancho San Diego.

*View full-quality calendar of events: Rancho SD Library Calendar – July 2018

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Rancho San Diego Library Calendar of Free Events – June 2018

Rancho San Diego Library Calendar of Free Events – June 2018!

Rancho SD Library Events

Happy May! Check out the attached Rancho San Diego Library Calendar and flyers to see all of the fun, FREE programs happening at the library this June. In addition to the library’s regularly occurring events, some special events this month include

  • Featured Artists: “On the Wild Side”, wildlife portrayed by local artists on display through June.
  • Art & Architecture of Northern Spain (June 2): Discover the art and architecture of northern Spain as seen along the Camino de Santiago pilgrimage trail. Join artist Amanda Schaffer as she discusses the Camino’s cultural heritage.
  • First Tuesday: Alberto Corrales (June 5): Performance featuring a master of Cuban Music!
  • Introduction to Zentangle (June 25): Learn how to relax while drawing beautiful images.
  • Celebrate the USA: An Old-Fashioned Independence Day Festival (June 30): Get ready for the 4th of July with music, games, crafts, and much more. Sparkles the Clown and musical group Trails and Rails will perform!

 

If you have any questions, please call us at (619) 660-5370. We are located at 11555 Via Rancho San Diego.

*View full-quality calendar of events: Rancho SD Library Calendar – June 2018

 

 

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Free “First Tuesday” Concert June 2018: Alberto Corrales

Join us for June’s First Tuesday concert at the Rancho San Diego Library on June 5 at 6:30 pm!

This month’s “First Tuesday” is presented by Alberto Corrales. Alberto Corrales is a Cuban flutist, composer and music teacher from Guanabacoa, Havana. He is also known as “the wonderful flute”.

The Rancho San Diego Library is located at 11555 Via Rancho San Diego.

 

Rancho San Diego Library Calendar of Free Events – May 2018

Rancho San Diego Library Calendar of Free Events – May 2018!

Rancho SD Library Events

Happy May! Check out the attached Rancho San Diego Library Calendar and flyers to see all of the fun, FREE programs happening at the library this May. In addition to the library’s regularly occurring events, some special events this month include

  • Featured Artists: Works by students from Hillsdale Middle School on display from May 5 through May 22.
  • Bilingual Storytime NEW TIME: Stories, songs, and learning in Spanish and English. Our new time is SATURDAYS, 10:30 am – 11 am.
  • Introduction to Zentangle (May 21): Learn how to relax while drawing beautiful images.
  • Special Science Program (May 21): Special after-school program presented by the San Diego Children’s Discovery Museum.

 

Closures

  • May 28 – Memorial Day

 

If you have any questions, please call us at (619) 660-5370. We are located at 11555 Via Rancho San Diego.

*View full-quality calendar of events: Rancho SD Library Calendar – May 2018

 

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25th Annual Spring Garden & Butterfly Festival at the Heritage of the Americas Museum – April 28, 2018

Join us for the 25th Annual Spring Garden & Butterfly Festival at the Heritage of the Americas Museum! There will be tons of fun events and entertaining, educational presentations.


Details:

Heritage of the Americas Museum
12110 Cuyamaca College Dr. West, El Cajon, CA 92019
Saturday, April 28th ~ 9 AM – 3 PM

Schedule:

11 AM: The Vitamin “N” (Nature) Factor in Our Lives, & Our National Parks’ Future!
1 PM: Moving to Mars
2 PM: Kumeyaay Artifacts & Fire-Making Demo

 


11 AM: The Vitamin “N” (Nature) Factor in Our Lives, & Our National Parks’ Future!

Please join Bill Evans and explore the many significant benefits and rewards of the Nature (Vitamin “N”) Factor, and why this is such an important ingredient for our overall health in today’s world. The Vitamin “N” experience might well reach its most potent potential in our State and National Parks, Monuments, and wilderness areas.  Their future for us, our children, and our grandchildren is now seriously threatened.  Bill will share a visual odyssey of his most influential Nature Vitamin, Glacier National Park, MT., a U.N. World Heritage Site. Bill, now a Museum volunteer, has been a Sierra Club National Outings Leader for 20 years. He’s visited, led outings, and photographed most of the Western U.S. National Parks. He said, “My ‘love affair’ with our National Parks began when I was a seasonal employee in Glacier National Park, Montana.” He will also share with you how you can become involved in protecting our National Parks!

 


1 PM: Moving to Mars

A Maya scribe looks up to the heavens and tracks the movement a tiny speck of red light. Thousands of years later we ponder the red planet and wonder if humanity will ever make the leap to become a space-based culture. In our time together, we will explore the possibility and technology that will take us to another home… Mars. Dr. Dave Roberts, anthropologist, photographer, and historian, has worked in the field of anthropology for over thirty-five years from a conference speaker and published author, to a field researcher…from the Caribbean, to Central and South America. And now he’s a Museum volunteer!

 


2 PM: Kumeyaay Artifacts & Fire-Making Demo

Fred Thompson has been our Kumeyaay presenter for many years. Fred and Roy Hastings took Kumeyaay artifacts out to school classrooms, teaching students about, “A Day in the Life of a Kumeyaay.” They would end the presentation with a demonstration of one of the ways that fire was made before 1492. Now the presentations are given at the Museum as part of our Focus Field Trip Program. As always, the fire making is the hit. All ages are amazed and excited watching fire come alive from friction using a fire-making bow. Don’t miss this presentation and demonstration out on the Daniel R. Ciccati Tropical Garden Patio.
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