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80Events this week
13Free things to do
91New spots
90New stories

Checked Sunday, September 20, before the 6 AM send.

This week in Chula Vista

Five picks from this week's calendar. See all 80 events, day by day →

SALSA BACHATA DANCE MONDAYS

Monday 9pm · Chula Vista

Drop-in Tech Help

Tuesday 2pm · La Mesa Library

Tai Chi Moving for Better Balance

Tuesday 2:30pm · Mission Valley Library · Free

Crafts for Kids with Mr. Luan

Tuesday 4pm · Linda Vista Library

Brandi Carlile

Tuesday 6pm · The Rady Shell at Jacobs Park

New in Chula Vista

Places that opened, reopened, or earned a mention this month — the ones we'd go back to.

Family House of Pancakes

Restaurants

Breakfast all day, folks: Family House of Pancakes keeps it classic and comforting with no-frills, family-friendly plates, from syrupy pancake stacks to hearty sandwiches and burgers, plus catering when the crew gets hungry.

familyhouseofpancakes.com

Chula Vista Yoga Center

Health & Wellness

Where practice feels personal: Chula Vista Yoga Center has been rooted in the community since 2002, with experienced teachers and classes for every level, from Vinyasa and Power Hour to Warm Yoga, Yin, Rocket, and deeply restorative sessions.

chulavistayogacenter.com

Vero’s flowers

Shopping

Fresh blooms, local love: Vero’s Flowers is a Chula Vista flower shop when you need roses that actually wow or a custom arrangement that says exactly what you mean.

veros-flowers.com

Chula Vista’s best businesses

Every spot worth knowing, in one place.

The restaurants, shops, and services the newsletter recommends, all in one place — every listing checked, and paid pins marked every time.

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Most read in Chula Vista

The five stories Chula Vista readers clicked most this month, from the daily editions.

  1. Grand Opening and Inaugural Exhibition: 'The Chula Vista Japanese American Story'

    The Chula Vista Japanese American Story Exhibition is set to open and inaugurate at the Grand Opening and Grand Opening of "The Chul Vista JapaneseAmerican Story", tracing the story of how Chula Vans farmers of Japanese descent were incarcerated in the U.S.

    Full story at kpbs.org

  2. National City bets on its bayfront to help solve money woes

    National City's bayfront, largely dominated by naval base and industrial businesses, has been a key issue for local leaders.

    Full story at inewsource.org

  3. Chula Vista’s Gaylord Hotel May Cost More Than Expected

    Chula Vista and the Port of San Diego may have underestimated the cost of subsidizing the Gaylord Pacific Resort and Convention Center, a $1.3 billion mega-resort.

    Full story at voiceofsandiego.org

  4. Tropical Storm Marie could bring more high surf to SoCal Labor Day weekend

    Tropical Storm Marie, off the coast of Baja California, has formed and could disrupt beach days over Labor Day weekend for Southern California.

    Full story at fox5sandiego.com

  5. California’s Largest Hotel and Convention Center Plans Combined Heat and Power Microgrid

    California's largest hotel and convention center, the Chula Vista Bayfront revitalization project, is planning a combined heat and power microgrid at the site of the South Bay Power Plant, which San Diego Gas & Electric shut down in 2010.

    Full story at microgridknowledge.com

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