Love this club! Every month my husband and I join our Newcomer friends in a happy hour, a hike, a…read moreround of golf, lunch, etc. What a great way to connect with people and enjoy what La Jolla has to offer.

My wife and I have been members of Newcomers for four years and strongly recommend the club for its…read moreactivities and social interactions. We have met a host of wonderful people and enjoyed numerous activities throughout the years. At last count, I think there are around 14 activities available each month. The club acknowledges many interests such as hiking, book groups, wine socials, golf, happy hours, Mah Jongg, etc. Special events such as outings to the Padres, a St. Patrick Day special dinner, whale watching and even a hockey game round off a list of fun times for everyone. It has been great!

Top tier in every way! Great brunch, drinks and views of the golf course! Came here for Father's…read moreDay 2026 and were treated like royalty. 5/5 experience and will return soon.

We were staying at the hotel and decided to pop in for a bite. Seems like a fun place to hang out…read moreespecially if you have kids that need to run around. Otherwise, service is a bit slow and the food is a miss.

High-heel Golfer Happy Hours are Fantastic!…read more Jenn Harris is fun and has a great way of making you feel comfortable no matter what your level of golf experience is. We learned etiquette & dress code before hitting the golf course for two 30 minute lessons. Afterwards we regrouped for networking, wine and appetizers. Great evening at one of the nicest courses in San Diego!

I attended High Heel Golfer's Tee Off For Success event and recommend Jenn Harris's events…read morewholeheartedly! I am an absolutely beginner, never having even picked up up a golf club, and I was a little intimidated by the idea of playing golf before I attended High Heel Golfer's workshop. I was happy to get to learn the basics of golf, both on the course and through Jenn's Golf For Business etiquette class. Once I learned that it doesnt matter if you are a "good" golfer, as long as you follow rules of golf etiquette (like not slowing down the game or stepping in someone's "line"), you can still play with more advanced players for business or for fun! I learned so much in her one-day workshop and I look forward to working with Jenn to continue to improve and learn more about how to utilize golf for business!

The best place to dance Zumba, make friends, and socialize. Ninfa is so kind. If you want to meet…read morewomen from all over the world and dance cumbia, salsa, merengue, and reggaeton, you have to come.

Amazing, Fabulous, Pure adrenaline, a very Friendly, loving and Inviting group Love It!…read moreThat is why I signed in! Ninfa is The Best Zumba dancer and her class is the most vibrant and exiting class Ive ever been too! Congratulations for your hard work!

WAKA is one of the best ways for young adults to meet people in San Diego! It's a co-ed KICKBALL…read moreleague. That's right, Kickball.. Just like you played in 3rd grade with the big red rubber ball. There's 3 seasons per year, and it's played on Thursday nights. Then we all (100+ friends) go to the Skybox bar in Clairemont for $8 pitchers, Karaoke, Flip cup tournaments, and beer pong. The bar is super chill and very welcoming to kickballers. They give 20% discount on your entire bill, no matter what you drink/eat! If your new to San Diego, tired of the same old stuff, sick of VAVI, looking for something to do in the evenings, or just want to meet some new friends.. go to WWW.KICKBALL.COM and sign up. It's super fun and your friends will all be jealous and want to sign up too.

Played for a few seasons and it is pretty cool. Pretty are cool and bars are cool…read more The only reason I stopped playing, was due to the several cliques that existed within the league, so it kinda felt like middle school all over again. It was also pretty competitive, which is not my style for a social group. Other than that, its pretty cool. Give it a try.

Great place to gather and talk and practice spirituality! From basic questions like "What happens…read morewhen we leave this world?" to "Do we reincarnate? How, why?" There is no organized priesthood, it is open to any religion and/or belief. You can get as many info as you want about Spiritism or just enjoy the therapeutic meetings with bio-energy healing on Tuesdays - all is free of charge !

From the owner: The Spiritist Society of San Diego is a nonprofit educational organization that aims to disseminate…read morethe awareness and practice of Spiritist Ideas in America. Spiritism, codified by Allan Kardec in the 19th century, is a spiritual philosophy that blends aspects of religion, philosophy, and science to explain the nature of life, death, and the afterlife. Its core ideas include: - The Existence of God: Spiritism asserts that God is the supreme intelligence and the first cause of everything. - The Immortality of the Soul: Spiritism teaches that the soul survives physical death and continues its journey in the spiritual world. - Reincarnation: Through multiple lives, spirits progress, gaining wisdom, experience, and moral elevation. Reincarnation provides the opportunity for individuals to atone for past wrongs and improve themselves. - Spiritual Evolution: The purpose of life is to achieve spiritual progress. Through personal effort and learning, spirits evolve toward higher states of morality, knowledge, and understanding. - The Communicability of Spirits: Spirits can communicate with the living. Mediumship is a practice in Spiritism where trained individuals (mediums) can connect with spirits to convey messages, often for guidance or instruction. - Free Will and Personal Responsibility: Every individual has the freedom to make choices, and they are responsible for the consequences of their actions, both in their current life and in future incarnations.

We've been members since 2018. It seems like forever. I'm sure my kids are better off going here…read morefor their after school program compared to the other ones available. The communication between the staff, families, and school staff is a big reason we stick with the program. While San Diego Unified might not care so much about how a student behaved or their character, Three Treasures does care. They will tell the parent updates from school that you would not otherwise know because the school is too busy to communicate. The homework help is another reason we stay. The other after school programs do not dedicate as much time or ensure your child actually does their homework. It is a godsend that their homework is done when you pick up. I am going to say Three Treasures isn't for everyone. I don't think the kids are coddled here. If you or your kid needs special treatment, this isn't the right program for you. Three Treasures will be honest and let you know that.

As a parent, I'm really grateful for Three Treasures Cultural Arts Society. Since joining, my…read moredaughter has grown so much in confidence, discipline, and responsibility. The instructors truly care, and she's learned the importance of teamwork and tradition. This is a great place for any child to build strong values and be part of a supportive community.

UTC Toastmasters is a fantastic club in a beautiful office, with a convenient location, which has…read moregreat officers and group members! If you are curious at all about Toastmasters, or you know that you want or need help with public speaking, or that you need help overcoming the fear of public speaking, then do yourself a favor and try it out at least once. What do you have to lose by trying it for 1 hour? Absolutely nothing and you will be doing yourself a favor, and at the very least you will meet some wonderful new people. Meetings are held Thursdays at noon in the new Vistage office in the UTC mall area across from the mall on Eastgate. There is plenty of parking in front of Vistage. Just make sure to sign in at the front desk and find out which meeting room is the current room for that meeting because it is not always in the same room. I was drawn in by an invite from Brian to attend the pizza party to learn more about Toastmasters and it was much more than good pizza. I have since attended only 4 or 5 meetings, but I enjoyed every minute of it. It is a very non-threatening environment and you can choose to jump right in and participate 100% or you can sit back and observe and not speak at all. Whatever your personal comfort level is. The first time I just watched. There are a wide range of people in the group from all backgrounds, educations, jobs, and speaking expertise levels. Everyone is invited to join and you will feel welcomed and at ease right away. Brian, Jaimee, Brandon, Dawn and all the others do a fantastic job and will help you every step of the way. The meetings are run very precisely like a fine tuned machine. After the meeting sign in period, there is a brief introduction, the meeting agenda is discussed, and responsibilities are handed out. There are a range of responsibilities like a person who keeps track of the time so people don't go over their allotted time limit, there is an "um" counter, etc. There is a meeting agenda and there are usually people who are scheduled to give a timed planned speech but time permitting there are other little fun speaking exercise games. Sometimes there are guest speakers from other clubs, etc. I want to reiterate that you can just sit and observe the meeting until you are comfortable with immersing yourself fully in the Toastmasters experience. You don't have to talk if you don't want to. It may be enough for you at first to just observe, and there are no judgments or expectations, but if you do choose to participate it will be a great learning experience. If you do work up to being 1 of the planned speech givers, you will quickly get dynamic and meaningful feedback in a helpful way which should help you hone your public speaking skills.

I've greatly benefited from my experience in UTC Toastmasters. It's a motivating and fun…read moreenvironment that fosters learning and growth. After I give a speech I know I'm going to be told what I did well and how I can grow and I greatly appreciated the high quality of feedback. Hearing that immediate feedback helps me grow and better prepare for my next speech. I particularly appreciate the diversity of styles and experiences people bring. I find myself adopting new techniques that I don't think I would have learned had I not been a member of UTC Toastmasters. It's not simply getting better at speaking, it's learning a particular set of skills: vocal variety, pausing, projecting and really connecting with your audience. That's the type of experience you can have at a great club like UTC Toastmasters.