Some residents in the Coronado Cays learned that nearby recreational water had been contaminated on July 1 following a wastewater spill. Staff photo by Madeline Yang.

The Coronado Community Center is gearing up for summer with a series of free events for the community.

The outdoor movies and music series will take place on Wednesdays at noon, starting June 26.

The first event, Talewise Science Heroes, will introduce children to the science of prediction, reactions, investigations and drawing scientific conclusions through a high-energy show that also incorporates real-world visual experiments. The next event, Hullabaloo, will deliver a fun and engaging performance of kids’ folk music.

On July 17, an interactive encounter with wild animals from all over the globe will be led by Wild Wonders. Following up on that animal-related fun, John Abrams will entertain the audience with a combination of comedy, magic, music, audience participation, and live exotic pets on July 24.

The free series will conclude with Mad Science’s spectacular science demonstrations, including a Foggy Dry Ice Storm and Fire and Bubbly Showers in “The Fire and Ice Show” on July 31.

On Wednesday, August 7 join Dynamite Dave for a magical adventure with his Total Kids Magic Show.

To learn more about this exciting summer entertainment series, please call the Coronado Community Center at (619) 522-7342.

This story was generated with assistance from AI and was reviewed by a member of our publication.

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