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A Full Concert In The Park
LA MESA -- The popular Sundays at Six Concerts head into their second week with an appearance by the San Diego Concert Band, a local group with a long tradition of bringing good music to East County. Get the full concert details by CLICKING HERE.
UPCOMING EVENTS:
Music in the Village: June 23, The Art & LIght Gallery in downtown La Mesa is presenting its fifth mini-concert, a delightful gathering in which local residents bring a dish to pass and enjoy musical performances by a variety of local musicians in the zen-ful studios space on La Mesa Boulevard. Free and enjoyable. CLICK HERE for details.
Films That Inspire: We usually don't wander too far afield of La Mesa, but we thought we would alert families to a unique new film festival that might convince you to make the short ride next weekend. Called The Young Leaders Film Festival, a group of inspired moms and La Jolla Country Day School will be presenting films selected from the Sundance Film Festival that are aimed at inspiring young minds and offering good, thoughtful family entertainment.
CLICK HERE for film schedule and ticket information. You can add your name to The Young Leaders Film Festival mailing list by CLICKING HERE.
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