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Alice Wallace
A special Father’s Day matinee brings the Alice Wallace band to The Brooks Theater in Oceanside, joined by San Diego breakout artist and three-time SDMA nominee Alex Bergan. This afternoon performance offers a welcoming way to enjoy live music with time left for dinner plans afterward.
The Brooks TheaterExperience the Peace Within: Sahaja Yoga Meditation
A free Sahaja Yoga meditation session takes place in Meeting Room 101 at Calavera Hills Community Center. The gathering begins with a guided practice to settle the mind into thoughtless awareness and a present-focused state. It continues with a brief introduction to Sahaja Meditation and time for questions, along with simple balancing techniques and guidance for developing a regular home practice. Chairs are provided, and wearing shoes that are easy to slip off is recommended. Sahaja Yoga Meditation is based on the experience of Self-realization through Kundalini awakening and encourages inner silence and joy while easing unhelpful thoughts, worries, and anxiety. Sahaja Yoga is a nonprofit organization founded in 1970 by Shri Mataji Nirmala Devi, practiced across the United States and in more than 100 countries, and it is always free.
Calavera Hills Community CenterGroovy Father’s Day Celebration
Hope Christian Fellowship hosts a groovy Father’s Day celebration with a 60s and 70s theme. Attendees are encouraged to wear retro attire while celebrating fathers through fun, fellowship, laughter, and shared memories with family and friends. The occasion is framed by the verse, “His children rise up and call him blessed” from Proverbs 31:28.
Hope Christian FellowshipSwami's Sunday - San Clemente
Set out from Lofty Coffee La Costa for a steady, conversation-paced ride to San Clemente by way of Camp Pendelton. The plan targets B and C levels, holding zone 2 on both climbs and flats with no surges or attacks. Riders can turn back wherever it makes sense, such as Las Pulgas or the campgrounds, or complete the full out-and-back to Surfin Donuts Cafe for a total of about 70 miles and roughly 2,535 feet of elevation gain. Bring a valid base pass if you prefer not to ride on the freeway.
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