The Coronado School of the Arts (CoSA) Classical & Contemporary Dance program is pleased to present its winter dance concert, Flight to Neverland, on Friday, December 9 & Saturday, December 10 at 7 p.m., and Sunday, December 11 at 2 p.m.

Under the direction of department chair Betzi…

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The Coronado School of the Arts Foundation is searching for a dynamic leader who is also an experienced fundraiser. The foundation provides support to The Coronado School of the Arts, the nationally acclaimed arts conservatory program at Coronado High School.

Known to the school community as “CoSA,” the program draws high school students from across San Diego County for intensive training in one of six disciplines. Students choose to study dance, digital media, instrumental music,…

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Please join us for an afternoon Soiree.... Listen to soulful, jazzy tunes by Nick Z and Friends, featuring Andrew Seistrup & Thomas Graff.  Live perfromance at BE Styled today from 2 to 5pm. Sample complimentary wines from the The Wine Lover and enjoy an extra 30% off your entire purchase during the event!

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We're already four concerts into the Coronado Concerts in the Park summer season, and I've only posted one short recap of the first one at the end of May.  Packing for the move turned everything upside down, then Dooley got sick, and now we're in the midst of unpacking and getting used to our new home. John left for a short business trip early Sunday morning, so I was left alone to create something "raw" for the culinary theme of the evening.



Nina, one of our core cooking… Continue

When I’m not enjoying my evenings and weekends at home in our little slice of paradise on Coronado, I’m working in Balboa Park at the Reuben H. Fleet Science Center and visiting the 15 museums housed within “San Diego’s Cultural Jewel.”



It’s a busy month at the Reuben H. Fleet Science Center as we prepare to open the IMAX blockbuster Tornado Alley. Anyone who’s caught an episode of Storm Chasers on the Discovery Channel knows the intensity, adrenaline and sheer awe of…

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Last school year, Kris McClung announced that she would be resigning as Coronado School of the Arts' (CoSA) director. This year, CoSA came under the direction of Kate McKnight. Kate McKnight was formerly the Visual/Performing Arts Coordinator at Fresno Unified School District. She was going into her eighth year at this job before taking up the reins at CoSA.

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The latest from There's a Newf in My Soup! blog...Part I, Cooking with Wine, this past Sunday's Coronado Concert in the Park culinary theme...



Tonight, for our Concert in the Park culinary challenge of the week, the theme is Cooking with Wine. It's become so hectic trying to photograph all the dishes in the park, and then feature them in one… Continue

It’s early in Coronado. The sun is barely up but the staff and volunteers at the Coronado Public Library are busy preparing for the day ahead.

As customers line up outside the locked doors they are suddenly alarmed by what seems like a small earthquake. The glass walls and doors begin to…

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eCoronado.com sat down with Bruce Johnson to talk about his memories of Coronado. Bruce is a local businessman and lifelong Coronado resident - and a great conversationalist! Bruce talks about being born on North Island, bike races down the Strand, beer kegs over tall Coronado dunes, attending Coronado High School and much more. Bruce shares some great stories and historical perspective of 'island life' before the Bridge, Shores, Cays and more. Please enjoy the four movies below in order… Continue

Here's the most recent blog post on There's a Newf in My Soup!



"Russian cuisine derives its rich and varied character from the vast and multicultural expanse of Russia. Its foundations were laid by the peasant food of the rural population in an often harsh climate, with a combination of plentiful fish, poultry, game, mushrooms, berries, and honey. Crops of rye, wheat,… Continue

Spring has sprung in Coronado and the flowers are in full bloom. Coronado becomes particularly picturesque in the Spring as people get ready for the Annual Coronado Flower Show and the Home Front Judging.



Over 80 volunteers from the Coronado Floral Association do the home front judging as an added event to the Coronado Flower Show. Armed with their judging sheets, the volunteers go through all 39 judging zones evaluating every home front in Coronado. This year that task will… Continue