June is upon us and that means a few more openings at Harbor Square. Beryio and Subway are expected to open next week. Mellow A Wine Bar the week after.
Please stop by and welcome them to the neighborhood.
PS I’ll be out of town for a few days on business. I’ll try to update the blog while I’m gone. But you may not see a lot of activity until next week.
Cheers!
The Point Loma Boardroom, which has been in a temporary location at the Marketplace, is preparing to open this weekend in its permanent location at the Marketplace.
Featuring 574 square feet of Peruvian Walnut flooring and white-lacquer built-in cabinetry, the Boardroom, which has been located in the Point Loma community since 1995, will be located next to the South Promenade, just north of Starbucks. The surf shop offers high quality apparel, surf, snow and skate gear, accessories and supplies and carries such brands as Tommy Bahama, Arnette and Fox Clothing.
Stop by and check them out.
Two teams from the High Tech High village recently participated in the FIRST (For Inspiration and Recognition of Science and Technology) Vex Challenge at the championship held at the Georgia Dome in Atlanta, and came home with top awards. Read about it in the Peninsula Beacon HERE.
The City of San Diego Historical Resources Board today gave its Architectural Restoration Award to the team involved with the restoration of the North Chapel. Headed by CW Clark, the team included Heritage Architecture, Nadel Architects, Legacy Building Services, The Corky McMillin Companies and the City of San Diego Redevelopment Agency.
So to recap for those of you not paying attention, in the last three weeks Liberty Station has been recognized by:
Point Loma Association, Landscaping and Architecture Award, Sail Ho Golf Club
Point Loma Association, Architecture Award, The Marketplace
Save Our Heritage Organisation, Spirit of Preservation Award, North Chapel
American Society of Civil Engineers, Project of the Year
We’re very proud of the work we’re doing at Liberty Station. We hope you are as well.
Last night at the Point Loma Association’s annual dinner, two Liberty Station projects were honored. Sail Ho Golf Club was recognized for architecural and landscaping improvements. And The Marketplace for its architectural restoration.
In so much as the PLA is a 46 year old organization of residents and businesses committed to the beautification of the Peninsula area and to the quality of life here, we are very proud to be recognized by them for these projects.
Sail Ho Bar & Grill is now offering an end of the month Breakfast and Golf special, May 22 through May 31, 2007. With the purchase of any breakfast entrèe receive a discounted $5.00 round of golf.
Redeem your breakfast entrèe receipt in the Pro Shop. One entrèe per person needed!
Breakfast served from 7:00am to 11:00am.
Sail Ho is located at 2960 Truxtun Road. For more information, visit sailhogolf.com, or call 619.222.4653
Now that there are stores, restaurants, galleries and more all open for business, we thought it was a good time to redesign our maps to better assist you in finding your way around the property. The new maps can be found HERE, or downloaded on the front of our web site, libertystation.com. Or most of the businesses here have a stack of the full size maps on hand if you ask. Enjoy!
PS, if you are a business here and you have not recieved your maps, but you would like some, just let me know. We’ll be happy to drop them off.
Congratulations to Craig Clark and CW Clark on recieving the Spirit of Preservation Award for the North Chapel from the Save Our Heritage Organisation at its 25th Annual People in Preservation Awards Saturday night.
The award letter read: “The jury was impressed by the restoration of the NTC Chapel at Liberty Station. They were touched as well by the relationship of your previous vocation as a chaplain transferred into the care of this important structure that clearly has great meaning to you personally. This is preservation of place at its best, and is indeed how historic preservation is designed to work. This is a beautiful restoration, and the jury is awarding you with the Spirit of Preservation Award: “Chaplain Resurrects Chapel.”
The NTC Foundation announced today that Butterworth Dance Company will be making Dance Place San Diego their new home starting July 1.
Their new studio, which will be known as Studio BDC, will be the home base for Butterworth Dance Company, and it will also serve as a training ground for their new youth professional company, BINARY and the community. A full schedule of classes, taught by the professionals of Butterworth Dance Company, will begin Monday, July 9. Rental space for classes and rehearsals will also be available to the dance community.
For more information, visit www.butterdance.org.
Looking for Mexican food at Liberty Station? I just learned Los Primos is opening its doors today at Harbor Square. Stop on by and welcome them to the neighborhood, and grab a burrito while you’re at it.
Los Primos is located at 2560 Laning Road.
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