Craft Shows

Ten years ago, Jeffrey Lee Jackson came to San Diego to facilitate partnerships between unemployed and untrained American Indians and unions that needed skilled labor. His vision became the BRIDGE, which stands for Building Relationships in Indian more here

Bring the whole family downtown on Saturday, August 9th for a full day of free family fun. This is a fabulous opportunity for quality time with the family without spending a lot of money. The Battle Creek Area International Relations Committee more here

The panoramic view of San Diego Bay, a visit to the Old Point Loma Lighthouse and military artifacts from World Wars I and II are good reasons to visit the Bayside Trail in Point Loma. In the summer, the cool ocean breeze is another plus. Hikers can more here

Just two years after Chabad Lubavitch of Atlantic County opened a synagogue in the heart of Ventnor City’s business district — in a small storefront above an ice-cream shop — the shul known as Chabad at the Shore has moved to a larger location, one more here

Japan is one of the few cultures that fully appreciated and fostered its craft art traditions in the 20th century: instituting a system of national competitive exhibitions , commissioning and purchasing crafts through the Imperial Household Agency more here