Escondido (Calif.)
Found in 201 Collections and/or Records:
Belly dancing class Escondido Parks, 1976-02-22
Escondido City parks department provides classes and activities that include belly dancing. Photos are varied views of belly dancers practicing dance by pulling veils into various dance moves.
Belly dancing class practice, 1976-02
Belly dance class offered through Escondido parks. View of students practicing using veils.
Bob Piva Escondido City Council candidate, 1976-02-19
Bob Piva, candidate for Escondido City Council and former Marine Corp Veteran of WWII has experience in city government and civic involvement.
"Boggs will show work", 1970-08-09
Photograph negatives were part of an article titled “Around the Arts” written by Kathlyn Russell in the Sunday Supplement section of the Escondido Daily Times-Advocate. It showcases local artist Craig Boggs, who was the opening artist for Escondido’s new art marketplace titled “The Alley Galley,” which opened on August 15, 1970. [Image 002 is used for the article.]
Books and Beer, 2021-03-14
Concrete street barricade painted with the phrase "Read Some Books/Drink Some Beer". Barricades in place to create outdoor seating for restaurants, bars, and breweries in compliance with State of California COVID safe operating guidelines. 100 block of E. Grand Ave, Escondido.
"Bridal Outlet", 1976-03-21
"Kim's Bridals is the name of a new shop at 110 W. Grand Ave., Escondido, which is offering retail bridal attire and formal attire...the shop is owned and managed by Kim and Jerry Hobart...". They are pictured with a mannequin dressed in complete bridal attire.
Bronze Sculpture, Grand Avenue, Escondido, California
[Two images, "city employees installing permanent art."]