COMMUNITY CALENDAR NOVEMBER
Letters to Santa Send your letter to Santa with a self-address stamped envelope by December 16, and Santa will write you back! For more information, call the Recreation Division (949)361-8264.
"Letters to Santa" c/o San Clemente Recreation 100 N. Calle Seville San Clemente, CA 92672
Wednesday, November 25
FAM’s Thanksgiving Community Dinner & Adopt-a-Family
Community Center (100 N. Calle Seville) 5-7pm Are you in need this holiday season? Do you know someone in need? Or, would you like to Adopt-A- Family or individual who needs someone to show they care and help brighten their holiday? We are hosting the Annual Thanksgiving Community Meal. To volunteer to cook, set-up, organize, serve, clean-up or donate funds to help the day of (feeds 500 of our hungry neighbors), please contact FAM by Nov. 20th to find out how you can get or give help to clients for Thanksgiving and/or Christmas, through our Adopt-A-Family program. Info: con- tact
Lorraine@family-assistance.org or (949)492- 8477 ext. 115.
Thursday, November 26
Dana Point Turkey Trot Dana Point Harbor The Dana Point Chamber presents their 37th An- nual Dana Point Turkey Trot. Run along the beau- tiful Dana Point coast in either a 5K, 10K or Kids’ 1 Mile Gobble Wobble. This year’s race benefits South Orange County charities including Boys & Girls Clubs of Capistrano Valley, the Doheny State Beach Interpretive Association and Family Assis- tance Ministries. From beginners to elite runners, this event is for everyone! Info: (949)496-1555 or
TurkeyTrot.com
DECEMBER Until December 15
Saturday, November 28
Puttin’ on the Glitz Avenida Del Mar, SC 5-10pm SANTA * CAROLERS * TRAIN RIDES SHOPPING * HOLIDAY MUSIC • TWINKLING LIGHTS * FOOD TRUCKS Come Downtown to see the mass of twinkling holiday lights. Puttin’ on the Glitz is a free family event sponsored by the Downtown Business Merchants to spark the spirit of the holidays. Entertainers include jazz bands, bag- pipers, carolers. Children will delight at the Cinderella Carriage and mini train express that they can catch a ride on. Refreshments up and down the street and at various merchant shops. Free shuttle transport from San Clemente High School. Info: Jessica (949) 218-5378.
Angel Tree Gift Exchange San Clemente Community Center 100 N. Calle Seville Sponsored by the San Clemente Jr. Women’s Club, this gift program benefits local children, adults and seniors in need this holiday season. Open your hearts this holiday season, come on down to the Commu- nity Center and pick up an Angel Tree Tag. Tags will be available on a first come, first serve basis, while supplies last. Each tag lists the age, sex and gift idea. Gifts should be wrapped and returned with the tag to the Community Center by December 11th. Info:
BeccaShore81@gmail.com or (773)517-8567.
Saturday, December 5 Santa’s Village by the Sea
Community Center 100 N. Calle Seville, SC 2-7:30pm The City of SC & Casa Romantica are bringing back a day of excitement and jubilee! It’s double the fun in San Clemente with Santa, cookie decorating, hot chocolate, crafts and much more holiday cheer for the whole family to enjoy! Begin your day with a holiday spectacular at the Community Center. Decorate a holiday cookie in Mrs. Claus’ Bakery, visit with Santa (bring your camera), walk through the Candy Cane Factory, snack on popcorn while watching a popular movie, and listen to sounds of holiday cheer. Light the tree with the Mayor at 5:15pm and then the fun contin-
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