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Weekly Art Classes and Art Schools in San Diego

Sign up for our weekly art classes in San Diego, where you can refine your skills and expand your creative horizons. Whether you’re an aspiring artist or looking to improve, our art schools in San Diego provide an inspiring atmosphere with professional instructors and a range of courses for all levels.

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Adult Martial Arts Hybrid Striking Program

Our adult self-defense and kickboxing program is a combination of the self-defense techniques taught in Kajukenbo and kickboxing techniques taken from Erik Paulson’s STX Kickboxing program. It combines striking from boxing, Panatukan, Jun Fan Kickboxing, Savate, Taekwondo, and Muay Thai. We are the only school in 4S Ranch or Rancho Bernardo teaching this style.  

STX kickboxing lets students learn to combine punch and kick techniques with their elbows and knees. Skills are pulled from each style to work in MM, kickboxing, or self-defense situations.  Whether it’s using focus mitts, heavy bags, or drilling with a partner, students get a great workout and can really see a difference in their body and mind only after a few weeks.  

This is a great class for dropping some pounds, making some new adult friends, and is appropriate for all skills levels.  

Regardless of how big you are or what you may know, everyone who jumps on the mat wants to keep themselves and their loved one’s safe.  You’ll learn techniques that will use your opponent’s strengths against redirecting your opponent’s force, especially if they’re bigger or stronger than you, and we’ll match you with a fighting style perfect for your unique speed and body type. With this level of training, you’ll feel limitless in no time!

Master Martial Artist Down The Street

Many 4S Ranch martial arts schools teach a version of Kajukenbo, but we have an edge. Our school has been in the same palace for 15 years, and we’ve done nothing but grow and expand our program. Our Encinitas location has our head instructor, Master Giuseppe Aliotta, just twenty minutes away! He comes in to teach martial arts seminars at our 4S Ranch location all year long. It’s fantastic to have access to someone with such a wealth of knowledge.https://www.4skarate.org/adult-kickboxing-self-defense/

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We are a top martial arts school in Rancho Bernardo, San Diego. Our focus is on teaching the core principle of Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu and martial arts. SOCA BJJ San Diego is a family ran studio that believes in a creating a community that focuses on the sport while learning life values such as discipline and commitment. We have classes for all ages and skill sets. Come join SOCA family today!

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Street Address: 16740 West Bernardo Dr

City: San Diego

State: California (CA)

Zip Code: 92127

Country: United States

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Street Address: 16740 West Bernardo Dr

City: San Diego

State: California (CA)

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Square dance clubs kick off classes

Graduates of the Wranglers square dance class (see details below)

Graduates of the Wranglers square dance class (see details below) (courtesy)

PHOTO: The Wrangler Square Dance Club starts a new square dancing class from 7 to 9 p.m. Thursdays beginning Aug. 30 at Bernardo Heights Middle School, 12990 Paseo Lucido in Rancho Bernardo. The class is open to ages 9 and up, but children must be with a parent. The club recently graduated 11 dancers, including, from left, Marcia MacLean, Ruth Collins, Su Scott, Paula Cobb, Neil Taber, Tom Denhart, Nancy Taber, Doris Beasley, Trudi Khorsandian, Ford Khorsandian and Amy Igou with instructor Buddy Weaver, who has been a caller for more than 40 years. The class is open to ages 9 and up, but children must be with a parent. Along with hosting monthly dances, the group goes out to dinner and participates in activities, such as hiking and sailing. This year, the club donated $1,200 to Reality Changers. Classes are $7 a week following the first free session with discounts for those who pre-pay. Visit TheWranglers.org.

The 40th Annual Cardiff Greek Festival will run Sept. 8-9 at Saints Constantine and Helen Greek Orthodox Church campus, which will be transformed into a Greek village with traditional bazaar featuring Greek imports, pottery, jewelry, artwork, Greek cuisine and cooking demonstrations. Highlights include tours of the church and its Byzantine architecture, folk dancing in traditional costumes and live music featuring the Southern California Greek band. The Kids Fun Zone will be open with games and a free photo with the San Diego Padres mascot Swinging Friar and Pad Squad. The festival is 10 a.m. to 10 p.m Sept. 8 and 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. Sept. 9 at 3459 Manchester Ave. Admission is $3; free for kids under 12, active duty military, police and firefighters with ID. Visit cardiffgreekfest.com.

The Sandpipers Square Dance Club offers modern square dance classes from 7 to 9 p.m. Mondays Sept. 10, 17 and 24 at the Woman’s Club of Carlsbad, 3320 Monroe St. The first time is free for new dancers. The Sandpipers Square Dance Club, along with a network of square dance clubs based throughout San Diego County, provides weekly dances for all ages. The cost is $6 per session after the free class. Call (310) 710-7530 or (858) 748-4219. Visit sandpiperssquaredanceclub.org/level_1_class.htm.

Carlsbad Senior Center provides an overview of nearly 30 programs and services offered by Aging and Independence Services (AIS) and other local community programs from 10 to 11:30 a.m. Thursday at 799 Pine Ave. AIS provides services to older adults, people with disabilities and their family members to promote healthy living and help seniors stay independent in their homes. Programs include Vials of Life, Telephone Reassurance and Safe Return. Call (760) 602-4650.

Live Broadway entertainment will be featured at the Carlsbad Library & Arts Foundation’s third annual “Night at the Library” Gala at 5:30 p.m. Sept. 15 in the Carlsbad City Library, 1775 Dove Lane. Acclaimed performer Jeri Sager will sing Broadway show tunes. Highlights include performances by Carlsbad High School’s award-winning jazz band and choirs. Tickets are $75, including dinner and reception. Carlsbad resident Ramona Finnila is this year’s Honorary Gala Chairperson. Proceeds will benefit the Carlsbad libraries and their programs. Register at carlsbadlibraryfoundation.org.

BocceFest San Diego combines Del Mar-Solana Beach Rotary’s 22nd Turf Bocce Tournament with San Diego Craft Beer from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Sept. 30 at the Surf Cup Sports Park, 14989 Via de la Valle. The event includes games of bocce, continental breakfast, lunch and craft beers along with a silent auction, hosted area for premier and VIP sponsors featuring beer, wine, champagne and all-day appetizers. There will be a bouncy house and face painting for children. Proceeds benefit youth and humanitarian programs. Visit BocceFestSD.com or email Contact@BocceFestSD.com.

The San Diego Botanic Garden continues its Sculpture in the Garden exhibit through next April at 230 Quail Gardens Drive. The exhibit showcases 61 sculptures by 30 artists, including renowned local artist James Hubbell. Most sculptures are for sale and are part of the garden’s fundraising effort. Visitors can take a self-guided tour with the garden’s sculpture map. Free with admission or membership. The garden is open 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily. Visit sdbgarden.org/sculpture.htm.

The Fallbrook Chamber of Commerce holds its annual Charity Golf Tournament on Sept. 28 at the Pala Mesa Resort, with check-in at 11 a.m. and putting contest at 11:30 a.m. Shotgun start for this best-ball scramble event is at 1 p.m. and dinner at 6 p.m., with awards, silent auction and opportunity drawing afterward. Entry fee is $125 for open and senior divisions, and includes green fees and dinner. Dinner only is $40. Part of the tournament proceeds will benefit Fallbrook VFW Post #1924; putting contest proceeds will benefit Jeremiah’s Ranch. Sponsorships available, including for Wounded Warriors. Register at fallbrookchamberofcommerce.org under Events, or visit the Chamber at 111 S. Main Ave. Call (760) 728-5845.

A Hiring Our Heroes Expo with workshops and hiring fair for active duty service members, Guard and Reserve, veterans and military spouses will be from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Tuesday at Petco Park. Attendees can meet recruiters and hiring managers from local and national companies. Workshops are 9:30 to 11 a.m. followed by the hiring fair from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Registered veteran and military spouse job-seekers who attend are eligible to receive up to two free tickets to see the evening’s game between the Padres and Seattle Mariners at 7:10 p.m. Register at uschamberfoundation.org.

The Boys & Girls Clubs of Oceanside holds its 31st Annual Boys and Girls Night Out “Evening in Paris” gala and is looking for auction items and sponsors. The event is from 6 to 10 p.m. Oct. 12 at Townsite Clubhouse, 401 Country Club Lane. Ariana Tahmas, California State Youth of the Year and extraordinary club member, will share her story. Highlights include youth performances, live and silent auctions, food, live entertainment, and dancing to The Little Kings. Tickets are $200 per person at BGCOceanside.org.

A free O’side Turkey Trot Running Club meets 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. Tuesdays and Thursdays at Oceanside Civic Center Library entrance, at the corner of Pier View Way and Coast Highway. The group is open to beginner and intermediate runners age 18 and up who run or walk between 9 minutes and 13 minutes per mile for a 5K and is led by Kathy Kinane, a former UC Santa Barbara women’s track and cross country coach and Olympic Trials marathon qualifier. Workouts are downtown and at the beach and include warmup, stretching, drills, hills, stairs, intervals and long runs depending on day of week and goals. Call (760) 434-5255; email info@osideturkeytrot.com.

The Double Peak Challenge, set for Sept. 29, will feature a 10K timed race, 5K untimed event and a free Trail Trot for kids starting from San Elijo Hills Park, 1105 Elfin Forest Road. Local health and wellness businesses, including fitness and medical, are sought to participate in the outdoor Vendor Expo from 7 to 11 a.m., which will offer product and services demonstrations. Vendor registration deadline is Sept. 14 at doublepeakchallenge/expo. Race proceeds will benefit the Friends of San Marcos Parks & Recreation. Runners can register at doublepeakchallenge.com or in person on race day at 6:30 a.m.

Vista residents can meet the candidates running for office at two forums, one for District 1 and District 4 candidates and the second for mayoral candidates. The district candidate forum will be held at 7 p.m. on Thursday at the Shadowridge Golf Club, 1980 Gateway Drive. The forum for candidates for the mayoral seat will be held at 7 p.m. on Sept. 18 at the Shadowridge Golf Club. The forums are hosted by South Vista Communities and the Shadowridge Owners Association.

The Gloria McClellan Center will hold a “Labor Day Luncheon” at 11 a.m. on Friday at 1400 Vale Terrace Drive. Entertainment featuring Peter Seltser includes sing-alongs and dancing. The menu is ham steak with pineapple sauce, roasted yams, green beans and tropical fruit cup. The alternate menu is beef barley soup, spinach mandarin salad with diced turkey and tropical fruit. Lunch served at noon. Suggested donation is $4 for age 60 and older; $8 under age 60. Reserve by 1 p.m. Thursday at (760) 643-5288.

Vista Visions 2018, the fifth annual all-media art exhibition featuring the works of North County artists, is on view through Friday at the Civic Gallery, 200 Civic Center Drive. The gallery hours are weekdays from 7:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. and every other Friday 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Visit vistapublicart.com or call (760) 643-6151.

Several Square dance clubs, including the Sandpipers (pictured here) and Wrangler Square Dance Clubs (pictured below) are kicking off classes.

Several Square dance clubs, including the Sandpipers (pictured here) and Wrangler Square Dance Clubs (pictured below) are kicking off classes. (Courtesy)

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San Diego secrets – A Luxury Travel Blog : A Luxury Travel Blog

By Paul Johnson on Jun 03, 2019 in Attractions, Bars, California, Featured, Food and Drink, Going Out, Leisure Travel, North America, Regions, Restaurants, Speciality Travel, Travel Miscellany, USA

Rubbing elbows with local residents can offer visitors a unique look at a destination, but knowing where to go can be tricky, especially when locals want to keep their favourite hangouts a secret. Amidst San Diego’s vast and varied landscape – ranging from a bustling city centre and colourful neighbourhoods to 70 miles of sparkling coastline – are special spots and neighbourhood gems (some hidden in plain sight) just waiting to be discovered.

From foodie favourites and dive bars to artsy adventures, natural wonders and more, the following is an inside scoop on 16 cool things to do and places to go in San Diego, “California’s beach city”.

Food finds

For dining with a view, look no further than two tried-and-true local favourites. The unassuming and affordable Toby’s 19th Hole Café, nestled atop a hill in the middle of the Balboa Park Golf Course, features incredible views of downtown San Diego, Point Loma and the Pacific Ocean. Since the 1960s, San Diegans have dined and gathered on the romantic 12th floor rooftop of Bertrand at Mr. A’s for views of downtown and San Diego Bay as magnificent as the menu of modern American cuisine. Locals know the best time to visit is during happy hour for affordable drinks with spectacular sunsets.

Visitors can sample local cuisine on a budget by heading to where the locals dine. San Diego diners in the know head to the lively El Zarape Mexican eatery, a neighbourhood favourite with two locations in uptown’s University Heights and Normal Heights, for delicious 99-cent fish tacos – a signature local food staple served day or night.

Phil’s BBQ restaurant, with locations in Point Loma, Rancho Bernardo, Santee and San Marcos, is home of the best barbecue in San Diego. Local cravings for Phil’s mesquite grilled baby back and beef ribs are so strong, folks are willing to wait awhile (upwards of 45 minutes) in line. Insider tip: order ahead by phone for access to a considerably shorter line for order pick-ups.

Touted as the “Best Donuts in the World,” the Donut Bar downtown attracts a line down the block most mornings for its sweet innovative creations. But for a gourmet donut fix sans the wait, check out Nomad Donuts in North Park, known for its savoury vegan donuts, or StreetCar Merchants of Chicken, Doughnuts and Coffee in North Park and La Jolla to enjoy specialty donuts like Salted Nutella Stuffed and Powdered Sugar Peach.

Free beer and dive bars

Visitors to San Diego, America’s Craft Beer Capital, can go behind the scenes and sample tasty craft brews during free tours at Ballast Point Brewing & Spirits and some Karl Strauss Brewery locations.

For karaoke fun second to none any night of the week, head to the popular old-school watering hole The Lamplighter in Mission Hills. Visitors can mix and mingle with locals while joining in rousing renditions of pop and rock songs. Those in need of a little liquid courage to take to the stage and belt out a tune can enjoy stiff, inexpensive drinks served by friendly bartenders.

Serving the funky beach town of Ocean Beach since 1941, visitors can step back in time at the landmark Pacific Shores, a laidback locals’ dive bar featuring an authentic retro vibe, cheap beers and well drinks and a playful marine theme that goes swimmingly with the friendly clientele. It’s especially popular on weekends – prime time for people watching!

Artistic adventures

DJs spin, exotic beverages flow, artworks dazzle and museum visitors glow at the San Diego Museum of Art’s popular sundown series, Culture & Cocktails. Experience art in a whole new way in the heart of Balboa Park. The event, occurring every three to four months, uses current exhibitions as the inspiration for one of San Diego’s most loved party nights. Presale e-tickets are $5 for members, $25 for nonmembers.

Stroll the streets of North Park, where hipsters, art and live music converge during the free Ray at Night, the longest running monthly art walk in San Diego. Experience great local food, live bands, numerous art gallery exhibitions and handcrafted artisan works. The event is held 6-10 p.m. on the second Saturday of the month along Ray Street and the surrounding area.

Natural beauty and recreation

Tucked along the Pacific coast of Point Loma, Sunset Cliffs is a natural wonder of intricately carved coastal bluffs, arches and sea caves that San Diegans tend to keep for themselves as a scenic sanctuary. Take in panoramic ocean views from the cliffs, including pods of California gray whales, which can be seen making their annual migration from the Bering Sea to Baja California and back.

In San Diego’s North County, enjoy one of San Diego’s largest coastal wetlands at the San Elijo Lagoon Ecological Reserve. An ADA-accessible Nature Center Loop takes visitors on close-up views of the salt marsh habitat and its birds, plants, fish and animals. The Nature Center offers free guided nature walks every Saturday (except 2nd Saturdays) and Family Fun Days on the first Sunday of each month.

Visitors can find their zen and become one with San Diego’s great outdoors during free oceanfront yoga at the end of Law Street in Pacific Beach. Every Saturday morning from 10-11:30 a.m., this challenging all levels class attracts dozens of locals, leaving participants feeling invigorated and ready to take on the day and explore all that San Diego has to offer.

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December 29, 2016

In the heart of one of San Diego’s most vibrant and artistic neighborhoods, Barons Market has opened its doors to its new North Park. With its first urban store, the family-owned grocery strived to create a market with as much character and charisma as the people who live in the community.

“This store has been tailor-made to embody the distinct culture that makes North Park extraordinary,” says Barons Market Vice President of Marketing Rachel Shemirani. “We infused the character of North Park into every element of this store, from the parking garage to the ceiling, to bring the neighborhood a market that shares its passion for public art and local community.”

At the core of this effort, Barons collaborated with five artists local to North Park and surrounding neighborhoods to create three custom murals – two inside the store and one in the parking garage below.

“In three very different ways, each mural has captured the same sentiment – We love this community, and everyone that makes it so special,” says Shemirani.

In addition to locally designed and crafted murals, Barons worked with Retail Designer Julie Dugas of Studio H2G to transform the 15,000 square-foot space with a style more akin to a modern-day market than a traditional grocery store.Behind its urban décor, Barons Market North Park offers features including products that cost 25-30 percent less than traditional supermarkets, a local coffee corner featuring blends from five local coffee companies including North Park’s Dark Horse Coffee Roasters, more than 400 microbrews with many San Diego craft beer options, an olive oil and vinegar tasting bar, an expanded selection of fresh and all-natural grab-and-go options, a hot soup bar, fresh salad bar and antipasto bar, and an in-store, squeeze-it-yourself orange juice press.

Formerly a Fresh & Easy, the location at 3231 E. University Avenue becomes the market’s seventh Southern California location, joining three San Diego County stores in Point Loma, Rancho Bernardo and Alpine, and three Inland Empire stores in Murrieta, Wildomar and Temecula. Barons Market North Park brings more than 40 jobs to the neighborhood — for which it prioritized hiring locally. This opening comes on the heels of Barons Market’s Murrieta store, which opened in early 2016. This marks the first time the market has opened two locations in one year.

For more information on Barons and its North Park location, visit baronsmarket.com.

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Pre-Teen Kickboxing / Self Defense

We have a firm belief that martial arts need to be rooted in being effective. That’s why once our kids reach a certain age, we try to incorporate as many realistic training modalities as possible.  There is an aspect of martial arts that requires focus of mind while performing movements that are complex, but these moves aren’t always effective for fighting.  We encourage our students to practice what they like, if they enjoy the performance aspects of training that’s great.  But at the end of the day, what we teach daily in classes needs to be effective for fighting.  If you’re not getting better at self-defense while you are training, then how are you supposed to gain real confidence?

Does Your Pre-Teen Struggle With:

Mood swings that make it difficult to control their actions or emotions 

Being bullied or peer pressured into doing things they don’t want to do

Academic pressure that leaves them mentally exhausted without any coping skills

Symptoms of anxiety or even depression like irritability, low self-esteem, inability to focus or concentrate, or always seeming tired

No Self-Control when it comes to eating or just not getting enough physical activity

Kajukenbo For Self-Defense

Our base self-defense system is more than a style, it is a philosophy. Kajukenbo originated with an idea, bring different styles together to try to create the most effective self-defense style possible. Although the idea seems commonplace now, during its time when you weren’t allowed to share your martial arts techniques with outsiders it was taboo. Now you can go online and learn almost anything, and that’s what is truly great about this style. Kajukenbo is a fantastic starting point for someone who is getting into martial arts. You learn to strike self-defense, throws, locks, vital targets of the body, and grab escapes.  All of these things are built around concepts that hopefully will help you further your understanding in the martial arts as you continue to grow.  

The philosophy of Kajukenbo is to take what works for you and leave the rest behind. For that reason, our head instructor has trained in multiple styles of Kung-fu, stick fighting, Thai boxing, and Brazilian jiu jitsu to try to offer a wide variety of self-defense techniques. Some students prefer to use strikes in a situation, others want to use a throw or a lock.  A wide variety of technique options are available.  

Kickboxing

Every week we alternate the curriculum between self-defense techniques and kickboxing/sparring techniques. Sparring is a great physical activity meant to develop kids physically and mentally. Kids will have to learn to deal with bigger and faster opponents. They will also need to develop the focus and timing to make their strikes effective.  

Confidence comes from kids facing down other students who have been working on the same techniques they have been. Kids learn to strike with speed, but also to have control.  We aren’t training amateur fighters, but we do want them to have the skills they need to protect themselves.

Pressure Testing

All 4S Ranch and Rancho Bernardo martial arts schools are teaching students self-defense, but we like to think we do a better job of pressure testing our students. We want our students to feel the tension and aggression from their partners. We want them to feel the adrenaline rush, so they can learn to focus on what they need to succeed in each moment. That’s why we try to get our students to spar as competitively as possible without someone getting hurt.

We also attack our students in a riot suit. Doing different drills and scenarios to try and push them. We black the lights and make them walk through a dark alley, we try to get them to run across the room avoiding the attacker. We do drills where 2-3 people will charge them across the room, forcing them to think quickly and try to survive. We want them to learn self-control and be able to defend themselves against a giant juggernaut parading toward them.  

Can My 7-Year-Old Train With Their Older Sibling?

Most of our pre-teen students are 10-13 years old. We have many 4S Ranch and Rancho Bernardo Kids who started karate young and have moved through our younger kids’ curriculum.  These kids may be nine years old at the youngest, but have developed the spatial awareness and ability to survive in this older kids’ class despite being younger.  

We know the focus for 4S Ranch parents is convenience. There are already so many activities to “uber” your kids to and fro, we offer private lesson programs that allow students to train with their siblings for convenience. That way, you can keep your kids’ martial arts classes together without having to drive to the 4S Ranch business park 4 times a day.  

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Our focus is on teaching the core principle of Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu and martial arts.

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We are a top martial arts school in Rancho Bernardo, San Diego.

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We have classes for all ages and skill sets and we have students that attends our martial arts academy from Rancho Bernardo, Escondido, 4s Ranch, Mt Carmel, Poway, Sabre Springs and more. Come join SOCA family today!

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SOCA BJJ San Diego is a family ran studio that believes in a creating a community that focuses on the sport while learning life values such as discipline and commitment.