Events July 7-July 10, 2022
Step aboard the Star of India wrapped in tentacles and go on an imaginary expedition investigating the existence of Sea Monsters in various parts of the globe.
Crafts, Fashion, Jazz
PHES Gallery celebrates their first anniversary with a one-day pop-up arts and crafts festival!
Pop-up arts and crafts festival at the PHES Gallery. There will be booths with art forms, crafts to buy, two live jazz musical groups, and a fashion show. One of the booths will host an art therapist refugee from Ukraine. Crafted items raffled to support her and her daughter.
When: Saturday, July 9, 9 am to 5 pm
Where: PHES Gallery, 2633 State Street, Carlsbad. phesgallery.com
Sea Monsters: Delving into the Deep Myth Opening
Watch out for the tentacles while boarding.
See what natural philosophers thought about sea monsters in the Victorian age. The new exhibit is staged aboard the world’s oldest active sailing ship, Star of India. Kraken-inspired tentacles climb across the yards and rigging. A sea monster “crime scene” board will identify sea monster sightings around the globe and provide visitors with a global view. A special exhibit show will illuminate images of sea monsters seen through the lens of the late 19th century.
When: Saturday, July 9, 12 pm to 4 pm. Open through July 2023.
Where: San Diego Maritime Museum, 1492 N. Harbor Drive, Downtown. sdmaritime.org
Native American Flute Circle
Hike some of the 60 miles of trails at Mission Trails and afterwards in listen to songs, stories and poems of local Native Americans in the Amphitheatre.
Bring your Native American Indian flute or just come and listen to songs, stories, and poems of the Native American Indian culture outside in the amphitheater. Beginners welcome. Afterwards, explore 60 miles of trails, Lake Murray, Kumeyaay Lake, and the Mission Trails Visitor Center.
When: Sunday, July 10, 1 pm to 3 pm
Where: Mission Trails Regional Park, One Father JunÃpero Serra Trail, San Carlos. mtrp.org
