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How a turkey hoagie made me question my 20+ year hoagie loyalty. First, let me say I am an Italian hoagie chick- all the way and I prefer them on Amoroso’s bread or from Italian People’s Bakery (not in Philly)… But this turkey hoagie is the best I’ve ever had. ....
Hillcrest Business Association is kicking off it’s first ever 1st Thursday of the month Art Walk. Celebration of Expression called Walk in A.R.T (Allyship, Resilience and Truth)!Attendees can expect a night filled with lively entertainment in Mural Alley all directed by an interactive digital map that patrons can access from their mobile device. The map will highlight all of the event’s features from psychic readings, live art, music, complimentary Reeds Ginger Beer and a paint & sip with specialty drinks.For more info, visit https://www.eventbrite.com/e/walk-in-art-allyship-resilience-truth-hillcrest-art-celebration-tickets-146827957373May highlights: Performers: Paige Koehler, singer/songwriterPGK Dance Project, "Poseidon, Aphrodite and more"Featured muralist: Mr. Maxx Moses Art Market ....
Sierra Club Sierra Talks: Indigenous Heritage In Socal For over 10,000 years, the mountains, deserts, and coastal shores of Southern California have been home to a multitude of indigenous groups. These people are still present on their ancestral lands today, the history and heritage of these groups is still present all around us. For over 10,000 years, there were a multitude of indigenous groups who called Imperial Valley and Southern California regions, mountains, deserts, and coastal shores home. The Kumeyaay, Cahuilla, Quechan, Cocopah, and Pai Pai were, and still are, masters of their environments. Their artifacts, tools, artwork, and villages tell a collective story of adaptation, understanding, and ingenuity in a land of extremes. David Breeckner is the executive director of the Imperial Valley Desert Museum, located in the heart of the Yuha Desert in Ocotillo, California. He will virtually share the evidence of stories still visible today. ....