Free Health Event: Learn About Today’s Aesthetic Treatments & Cosmetic Surgery Procedures, July 29th

Encinitas Community Health Care Forum Event

Come join us for an interactive evening with Encinitas’ finest  Cosmetic Surgeons and Aesthetic Dermatologists practitioners.

Thursday, July 29th  5:30 – 7:30pm
Location: Encinitas Library, 540 Cornish Drive, Encinitas
RSVP Now: 760-753-6041

Come hear local experts in aesthetic and cosmetic procedures discuss,
evaluating the right procedure for you.

Learn about

• Non-invasive, mini face lifts and full facial procedures.
• How to choose a qualified surgeon, doctor and aesthetic treatment provider .
• Understanding the risks, costs and more.

Have your questions answered by the following guest aesthetic and cosmetic surgery professionals.

Educational And Informative -
FREE Food and Drinks – Seating is Limited>
RSVP Now At, 760-753-6041

Arts In Encinitas July

July 3 – 17, Cardiff Collaborative, the work of six local artists, Green/Flash,111 Chesterfield, Cardiff, 858-342-3021, www.greenflashartshop.com

Thru July 15, Mosaic Art from the Heart, the work of six local artists, Encinitas City Hall, 505 S. Vulcan, www.drtimfineart.com

July 15-Aug. 28, Carolyn Guild, photography, Eric Phleger Gallery, 828 N. Coast Hwy 101, open by appt. please call: 760-436-1440, www.ericphlegergallery.com, www.carolynguild.com

Thru July 16, Ron Cameron, Dismantled Hope, skateboard art and graphics, Encinitas Library, www.encinitaslive.com

Thru July 16, Alec McTurk, The Art of Toy Sculpting, The Simpsons, Ninja Turtles, Encinitas Library, www.mcturkstudios.com

Thru -July 26, Multimedia exhibit, established and emerging artists, Off Track Gallery, www.offtrackgallery.com

Thru July 31, Sati Zech, mixed media, Lux Art Institute, www.luxartinstitute.org

Thru 2011, Robert Wald, Lost Heritage: The Dorymen of Cardiff, through photography and text, Encinitas Library, www.encinitaslive.com

Education Awards – Contribute To Honor Standout Students & Teachers

Encinitas Chamber of Commerce
Salute to Education Awards Program

Attn Local Merchants/Businesses:

I am writing you today to request your participation in the Encinitas Chamber of Commerce annual Salute to Education Awards Program being held June 8th, 2010. This program recognizes one outstanding Student from each of the surrounding Elementary and Middle schools, along with one Teacher from each of the schools.

As part of the event, each of the Students and Teachers are presented with an award plaque, achievement certificate, along with a “goodie” bag at this wonderful event. We look to our local business to help fill these “goodie” bags to show their appreciation for our Students and Teachers. Read more

Education Committee Minutes – March 2010

ENCINITAS CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

EDUCATION COMMITTEE MINUTES

March 23, 2010

Members present:

The meeting was called to order at 5:09 p.m..  The February 22, 2010 minutes were approved.

Marshall Weinreb, CEO of the Encinitas Chamber, presented the details for the planned fundraising activities of the Chamber.  Fundraising for BizTown participation will occur at the September 10, 2010, Encinitas Educational Foundation’s Golf Tournament, supported by the Encinitas Chamber of Commerce.  The first $10,000 of the EEF’s profits will go directly to EEF, with surplus profits to be shared by the Encinitas Union and Cardiff School Districts, per EEF Board of Directors’ approval for sending students to BizTown.  The May 23, 2010, Encinitas Chamber of Commerce’s Health and Education Fair will raise awareness of sports and wellness issues.  The monies earned will be sent to three charities:  Star Pal, Fresh Start, and The Rancho Coastal Humane Society.  The Encinitas and San Dieguito school districts will allow their PTAs to sell tickets to the event.  The event will be held at Oak Crest Middle School from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m..  Marshall also reported on the intended use of media to promote activities in our education community and has asked for articles from the districts.  He has reporters lined up to go to schools to do stories.  He requested a contact person from each school district.

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Healthcare Committee & Medical Practitioners

Strategic mission: The primary objective is to advertise that the city of Encinitas has an incredible story to tell in the medical community. We want people to “shop locally” for health care practitioners, as world-class solutions are right here in Encinitas.

Education Committee

Save the date for the remaining  education committee meetings.

Mettings

May 17
June 14

Where: EUSD business office 101 n. rancho Santa fe drive

When: 5-6PM

Art Exhibit At San Diego Cancer Center April 9

Artist In Business installation and exhibit reception of photographer Lisa Ross and ceramic artist Cyndy Brown.

When:
April 9, 2010
6:00 – 8:30PM

Installation and Reception Hosted by:
The “Best Mid-ssize cancer center in US.” 2008 Hope Award

1200 Garden View Road, Suite 200
Encinitas, CA 92024

Encinitas Office 760.634.6661
Vista Office 760.598.1700

For show related questions call: 619.787.8990

About Artist Photographer Lisa Ross

Lisa Ross is an award winning writer and fine art photographer who has traveled the world for her photographic inspirations and has earned top honors from Ansel Adams and Bob Willoughby while a student at Hamilton Hight Photography Department in Los Angeles. Lisa travels the world for inspiration. Available works cover six continents. In 2005 she climbed Mt. Kilimanjaro and tracked Mountain Gorillas in Uganda. Later that year took her on a 6000-mile rail journey across the Russian Far East, Siberia and Mongolia to Moscow,. Then to Antarctica and South America, including the Amazon and the Inca Trail in Peru.

She has traversed North Africa, the Middle East and Southeast Asia for her latest shows. Early 2009 includes a return to the Balkans, Italy, Greece and Turkey.

Lisa  says, “I want the work to hang in spaces where people live, so the pieces must be decorative and at the same time evoke an instant of time and place.”

Artist In Business – Carolina Van Leeuwen

Exhibit Featuring Digital Watercolorist Carolina Van Leeuwen

“It is a joy for me to be able to share my photographs with others who also appreciate the simple, yet striking beauty that nature so generously offers us all”. says Encinitas artist Carolina Van Leeuwen.

As part of Encinitas Artist in Business program Carolina Van Leeuwen’s art work will be on display for all to appreciate and enjoy. We encourage you to support your local Encinitas artists by paying a visit to our featured artist installation and better yet meet the artist by attending their reception

View photographer, artist’s digital watercolors

Installation Location:  Encinitas Chamber of Commerce
When: View Carolina’s works beginning March 1
Reception: Meet the artist on Saturday, April 10 from 10am-2pm Read more

Artist in Business Committee

The Encinitas Chamber of Commerce is joining forces with our arts community and the City of Encinitas Commission of the Arts and is proud to announce the formation of an “Artist in Business” program. The Chamber along with Jim Gilliam, the Commission’s Arts Administrator, will be spearheading this initiative and we are asking for your support.

Local arts leaders will be working with the Chamber’s Communications Committee to create and implement this new and exciting program which expands exhibition opportunities for Encinitas visual artists, helps them increase their business skills and thrive in a difficult economy. Artists, accepted into the program, will benefit from exposure in the Encinitas First monthly newsletter, at chamber events and via email blasts to the business community, along with other advertising opportunities. Read more

Health Care Committee News

Strategic mission: The primary objective is to advertise that the city of Encinitas has an incredible story to tell in the medical community. We want people to “shop locally” for health care practitioners, as world-class solutions are right here in Encinitas.

The HealthCare Committee is growing rapidly, as there are almost 40 members at last count.  We have decided to allow the Committee to grow, as long as we can add members who will add value to achieving our objectives and to broaden the scope of the medical solutions we will be representing. Read more

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