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BONSALL The nonprofit Wild Wonders animal refuge offers a new virtual program “Saturday Morning at The Zoo” starting 10 a.m. Saturday. This week’s program, led by its keepers/educators, is “Out of Africa,” featuring upclose encounters with its animals from Africa. Other sessions are monthly through April. The cost of each 45-min Zoom session is $20. Registration closes at noon on Friday at wildwonders.org/saturday-morning-at-the-zoo. CARDIFF Advertisement The nonprofit Nature Collective hosts a “Virtual Connections” series on Dunes and Tidepools, 12-12:45 p.m. Jan. 28 and Feb. 4...

(Courtesy Escondido History Center) The Escondido History Center has put out a new book on the history of Escondido, titled “Escondido, a Pictorial History of the Hidden Valley.” The nearly 250-page book features hundreds of photographs showing Escondido’s earlier history, including rarely seen historical photos. The work, two years in the making, covers Escondido’s early days going back to 1886 and up to the present, including an overview of significant events over the last 30 years. The book was written by the Escondido History Center’s executive director, Robin Fox, an Escondid...

Print Before going to an event, it is a good idea to check the event website to make sure it is still happening. CARLSBAD GIA offers virtual activities for gem buffs The Gemological Institute of America offers a number of free virtual activities and resources that are available to the community. For example, folks can learn about the latest gemological research and new discoveries in Gems & Gemology – GIA’s quarterly journal – including the most recent issue on colored stone origin and every issue, back to 1934 at https://www.gia.edu/gems-gemology. GIA also offers access to important bo...

Sampa The Great Walks Off With A Stack of Music Victoria Awards Sampa The Great has won Music Victoria Awards for Best Song, Best Solo Artist, Best Album and Best Soul Funk Gospel or R&B Album at the 2020 Music Victoria Awards. Amy Taylor and Amy and the Sniffers won for Best Band, Best Live Act and Amy Taylor won Best Musician when the awards were announced in Melbourne. Beloved Melbourne music warrior Mary Mihelakos and bluesman, the late Chris Wilson, were added to the Music Victoria Hall of Fame. THE 2020 MUSIC VICTORIA WINNERS: PUBLIC-VOTED WINNERS

Thu 10 Dec 2020 Last night was the 16th edition of the annual Music Victoria Awards - a night honouring Victoria’s best acts, albums, songs and musicians of the past 12 months.  Sampa the Great Co-presented by PBS and RRR, this year’s Awards were held as part of the Melbourne Music Week - Extended program at the Melbourne Recital Centre, as well as being livestreamed and broadcast on Channel 31. MC’d by beloved community radio presenters Lyndelle Wilkinson and Chris Gill, the evening featured live performances by Alice Skye, Elizabeth, Rolling Blackouts Coastal Fever and Simona Castr...