Would you like to be your own boss?
Would you like to set your own schedule, work from anywhere in the world, have unlimited upside potential, and do something that actually fulfills you?
Discover how to do exactly that with this Entrepreneurship Crash Course.
This free webinar training is great for successful career professionals who are ready to escape their corporate job and live a life of freedom and impact as an entrepreneur. If you are a resourceful and decisive action-taker who is committed to making your entrepreneurial dreams come true as soon as possible, this is for you!
You will learn:
– 12 must-have characteristics for your business idea
– How to write a business plan investors will love
– Common mistakes first-time entrepreneurs make
– How to develop a marketing and monetization strategy
– The best type of business to start right now
– How to get up and running quickly
– And much more
The presenter is an entrepreneur coach who helps aspiring entrepreneurs come up with innovative business ideas that are in line with their purpose and passion, write their business plan, and generate a profit within a matter of weeks. He is also an entrepreneur, Wall Street veteran, Ivy League graduate, and award-winning author.
This webinar will be educational, entertaining, and empowering. Be sure to have a pen and paper to take lots of notes.
Instructions to attend this online webinar:
1. Register for the event here with Eventbrite
2. Sign up for the webinar at http://coachieve.co/crash-course
3. Accept the email confirmation you receive
4. You will receive an email before the webinar with a link to join
5. Arrive 15 minutes early so you can secure your spot, have time to register, and address any technology issues
See you on the webinar!
June 24 – June 28, 2019
1:00 pm to 4:00 pm
Harry Potter Master Engineering with LEGO® Materials
Ages 7 to 11
Master the magic of Harry Potter using LEGO®! Build Diagon Alley in preparation for your trip to Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry. Hop on your Broomstick and play Quidditch, duel the evil Lord Voldemort, and hone your magical skills while learning about advanced Muggle (STEM) concepts.
Minimum 10 students, Maximum 24 students
Cost $180 members, $200 non-members.
The HMIS Oversight Committee is comprised of high level decision and policy makers throughout the Continuum of Care. National and local HMIS policies are discussed and recommendations made for CoC-506 implementation. ***This is not a user training session and only those who were delegated to come are permitted to do so.
Having problems with your computer or cellphone? Whether it’s hardware or software related, you are invited to I Will Repair’s open forum Tech Talk on Wednesdays from 6pm to 7pm. I will not have any set curriculum or structured topics, but I will be empowering the community to tell me what really matters to them concerning tech. Please RSVP through Meetup.Com (Search SoPro)
Follow a delicious trail of local treats through historic Monterey on a small-group food tour that includes plenty of tastings for a full lunch. Committing to lunch at a single restaurant means missing out on the diverse cuisines that make Monterey food so interesting; try a little bit of everything as you go from neighborhood restaurants to frozen treats and California wine, learning about Monterey history along the way.
What to expect:
Meet your guide at the Historic Custom House and embark upon your epicurean exploration of Monterey. Stops may include a step back in time as small bites are enjoyed in a historic setting. Venture to Alvarado Street and the hidden gems of downtown Monterey’s back streets where locals dine. Enjoy dishes from traditional Indian or Greek cuisine to local cider and pasta in a gastropub to deep dish pizza. Next, visit an artisan ice cream shop, sample handcrafted Ice cream while visiting the kitchen. Continue past many historic buildings in Monterey including a couple of California’s firsts. Finally, sip local wine and savor delicious local cheese in Old Monterey’s first winemaker tasting room or while you browse the art of 30 local artists. Bid your guide and group farewell but feel free to remain in the gallery or tasting room after the tour concludes.
FAQs
What is a walking food tour?
A walking food tour is a great way to visit multiple unique, local eateries to sample restaurant specialties at a leisurely pace, with the convenience of pre-planning and coordination by a local tour guide.
How far will we walk and how long are the tours?
Tours range from 1-2 miles and last approximately 3 hours.
Is the tour recommended for children?
Monterey Bay Food Tours leaves the decision to bring children up to the parents, but no special accommodations are made to include special menus or pricing. The tour is designed for people who have an appreciation for food. While we realize that many children may have a more limited palate, there are children who would enjoy the tour.
How many restaurants will we visit?
We generally visit 5-6 restaurants and eateries.
Does the tour include history?
The tour guide will highlight some historical and interesting facts, but the main focus of the tour is the culinary experience.
Should we tip?
Your ticket price cover sserver tips at all restaurants, but if you enjoy your experience tips are welcome for tour guides.
Are alcoholic beverages included?
Yes. Wine, beer and/or cocktails will be provided at some locations for those 21 and older with a valid ID. Water will be available at most stops. Bottled water is not provided in between stops, so you may choose to bring your own in case you get thirsty.
Are there ID or minimum age requirements to enter the event?
There is no minimum age to participate in the tour. However, anyone wishing to enjoy alcoholic beverages must be 21 years of age or older with a valid ID.
What are my transportation/parking options for getting to and from the event?
PARKING: Street parking is time limited so we recommend that you park in one of the public lots or parking garages. There is a parking garage approximately two blocks from our meeting location, Downtown East Garage, on Washington and Tyler Streets between E Franklin St. and del Monte Ave. (all day parking $7) and also a parking lot adjacent to Fisherman’s Wharf (rates range from $1.50 per hour/$10 maximum to $2 per hour/$15 maximum). These are both perfect places to park close to our meeting location.
How can I contact the organizer with any questions?
Contact Monterey Bay Food Tours
email: montereybayfoodtours@gmail.com
phone: 831-204-2211
What’s the refund policy?
No refunds will be issued. Re-scheduling may be accommodated on a case by case basis. Full-priced tickets must be purchased in advanced for all those 4 and older attending even if they will not be tasting. Participants under 4 may attend, but will not receive food tastings unless a ticket is purchased.
Do I have to bring my printed ticket to the event?
No, please go green and show your ticket on your mobile device or give the guide your name when you arrive.
Can I update my registration information?
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Is my registration fee or ticket transferrable?
Yes, your ticket is transferrable. If you need to change the date of your ticket, please contact Monterey Bay Food Tours at montereybayfoodtours@gmail.com or 831-204-2211.
Is it ok if the name on my ticket or registration doesn’t match the person who attends?
Yes
The Monterey International Blues Festival is back for our third year, with as great a lineup as ever! Join us this summer as we strive to preserve the Blues, that great American tradition, with a day of fun in the sun for the whole family (kids 10 and under get in for free*) and of course, the best blues in the Bay Area.
2019 Lineup:
MR SIPP, THE MISSISSIPPI BLUES CHILD
Trudy Lynn
Keith Batlin
Terrie Odabi
Terry Hanck
Blues at Eleven
Marina’s Farmers’ Market is every Sunday from 10am to 2pm at 215 Reservation Road in the Marina Village Shopping Center (near Grocery Outlet and in front of Lee’s Garden.
Step back to the early days of San Juan. Meet mountain men, Civil War soldiers, Victorian ladies, and more. Enjoy craft and cooking demonstrations. Enjoy an old-fashioned soda in the historic Plaza Hotel Saloon. See historic horse-drawn vehicles inside the Plaza Stables and Victorian furnishings in the Plaza Hotel and Zanetta family home.
The Pacific Grove Certified Farmers’ Markets’ new location is Central and Grand Ave right in front of Jewell Park, the Natural History Museum, and the Pacific Grove Library.
The Farmers’ Market is open every Monday 4pm – 7pm all year round. (We will be closed December 24th and 31st. Open all other holidays.)
The Old Monterey Farmers Market, established in 1991, comprises of 3 ½ city blocks and runs year-round rain or shine. During the summer it’s the largest gathering of people in Monterey County, attracting more that 10,000 locals and tourists in one location. You can travel the world in just three blocks, finding arts and crafts, handmade jewelry, furniture, clothing, international food, organic produce, flowers, and pastries.
Old Monterey Marketplace Every Tuesday Winter: 4-7p Summer: 4-8p Rain or Shine Alvarado Street between Del Monte and Pearl
Marina’s Farmers’ Market is every Sunday from 10am to 2pm at 215 Reservation Road in the Marina Village Shopping Center (near Grocery Outlet and in front of Lee’s Garden.
Step back to the early days of San Juan. Meet mountain men, Civil War soldiers, Victorian ladies, and more. Enjoy craft and cooking demonstrations. Enjoy an old-fashioned soda in the historic Plaza Hotel Saloon. See historic horse-drawn vehicles inside the Plaza Stables and Victorian furnishings in the Plaza Hotel and Zanetta family home.
Join educators from around the world to investigate the big idea of powerful learning, identify pressing challenges, and design sustainable solutions!
The Digital Promise Challenge Institute 2018 will be a fully immersive, hands-on, professional learning experience that transcends the traditional divide between speakers and participants to create a vibrant and ongoing community.
For details visit the event website.
The Challenge Institute is eligible for funding requests on the DonorsChoose.org platform. Get started with our guide.
The Pacific Grove Certified Farmers’ Markets’ new location is Central and Grand Ave right in front of Jewell Park, the Natural History Museum, and the Pacific Grove Library.
The Farmers’ Market is open every Monday 4pm – 7pm all year round. (We will be closed December 24th and 31st. Open all other holidays.)
The Old Monterey Farmers Market, established in 1991, comprises of 3 ½ city blocks and runs year-round rain or shine. During the summer it’s the largest gathering of people in Monterey County, attracting more that 10,000 locals and tourists in one location. You can travel the world in just three blocks, finding arts and crafts, handmade jewelry, furniture, clothing, international food, organic produce, flowers, and pastries.
Old Monterey Marketplace Every Tuesday Winter: 4-7p Summer: 4-8p Rain or Shine Alvarado Street between Del Monte and Pearl
Startup Monterey Bay Tech Meetup
Tuesday, July 9 at 6:00 PM
Startup Monterey Bay Tech Meetup is the place to go to meet aspiring entrepreneurs, get news about what’s happening with local startups, get help and …
What cyclist wouldn’t enjoy the thrill of a challenging 300-foot climb followed by an awe-inspiring descent? How about the fact that they can do this on a world-renowned race track?
Monthly twilight rides allow cyclists of all ages to experience the excitement of pedaling WeatherTech Raceway Laguna Seca’s 11-turn, 2.238-mile course. The ride is highlighted by the legendary Corkscrew that drops an equivalent of 5 1/2 stories. Rides run from 5:30-7:30 p.m (5-7 p.m. from November through March). and are open to all levels of cyclists. Helmets are required and the cost is only $10 per rider.
Each month is hosted by a different local bicycle club, organization or business, some holding competitions such as time trials or criterium races and many with off-track activities such as barbecue dinners, costume contests and giveaways.
Bring your own picnic dinner or reserve one of our picnic baskets to pick up when you arrive. Then relax and enjoy your meal on our ocean-front decks or in front of your favorite exhibit. Please note that beer and wine are available for purchase at the Aquarium; you may not bring in your own alcoholic beverages.
Don’t miss our exciting programs during the night, including a special Kelp Forest dive show and cornhole on the Great Tide Pool deck!
Member Nights are free for members and guest cards are honored. Registration not required. Please enter through the Main Entrance.
Visit ARTIST-OWNED galleries and studios and meet the local artists who carry on the Carmel art colony legacy – support the arts and help preserve Carmel’s artistic heritage!
This event is FREE and open to all ages. Pick up a map at any of the participating galleries and be sure to follow the blue lanterns during the walk (each participating gallery will have one displayed). View our online map at www.CarmelArtWalk.com.
Marina’s Farmers’ Market is every Sunday from 10am to 2pm at 215 Reservation Road in the Marina Village Shopping Center (near Grocery Outlet and in front of Lee’s Garden.