Why You’ll Love Living in Encinitas
Public Transit Encinitas is 25 miles north of San Diego, and public transit runs parallel to Coast Hwy 101 and has trains that connect to Los Angeles, San Diego, and other highly populated areas. The station is just a few blocks from downtown Encinitas! In addition to the commuter rail route, there are several Pacific Surfliner trains that also serve …
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Encinitas Alleys Transform into Art Galleries
On November 1st, the city of Encinitas celebrated the Day of the Dead with costume contests and entertainment—in an alley off of the Coast Highway. The resulting mural, which covers the alley wall between D and E Street, pays tribute to the traditional Mexican holiday. It was painted by artists Mayra Navarro and Debi Winger, along with the help of …
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The Historic Charm of Encinitas
Founded in 1883 California’s first highway was constructed in the late 18th century and called by the name “El Camino Real”. The north-south highway, now known as Highway 101, eventually started bringing commerce and tourism to the quiet beach town of Encinitas in the early 21st century. The very first buildings in this area of Encinitas were constructed in the …
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Enjoy Halloween Festivities in Encinitas
Safe Trick-or-Treat From 5-8pm on October 31st, Highway 101 will be transformed into “Pumpkin Lane” between Encinitas Blvd and K Street. The Self Realization Fellowship monks will place hundreds of hand-carved pumpkins on display to welcome trick-or-treaters, and dozens of local merchants will be handing out Halloween treats for kids. Halloween Movie Showings La Paloma Theatre is now showing …
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What Makes Encinitas Such a Great Place to Live?
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- October 15, 2015
Encinitas stands out from other cities in many significant, positive ways. Here’s why: The unemployment rate keeps getting lower California’s Employment Development Department recently announced that a year ago, San Diego County’s unemployment rate was at 6.6 percent. As of last month, it has dropped to a low 5.1 percent and is expected to continue decreasing. Over the past year, …
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Get Active in Encinitas!
Surf Lessons Encinitas Surf Lessons with Jason offers private or group surf lessons—for an enhanced surf experience, try a Surfing for Empowerment or Ocean Therapy session. Community Park Hang out in the new 44-acre Encinitas Community Park, which boasts a skate park, dog parks, baseball fields, soccer fields, and plenty of spots to run or picnic in. The park offers …
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Celebrate with Special Events in Encinitas
Annual Events Safe Trick or Treat: October 31st, 2015 on South Coast Hwy 101 from Encinitas Blvd to K Street. The Self-Realization Fellowship provides home-grown, beautifully carved pumpkins to line the streets. There will be vendors ready with candy for trick-or-treaters, and Halloween-themed activities and music hosted by The 101 Artists’ Colony. Fall Festival: November 22nd, 2015 from 9am-4pm on …
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Why Choose Encinitas?
Why Choose Encinitas? Southern California is known best for its many beach towns, but Encinitas stands out from the rest of the pack–it’s a place where sun, surfboards, and small town charm come together. Whether you’re travelling on vacation, or an artist looking for inspiration, Encinitas has it all. Here’s why Encinitas should top your “must-visit” (or “must-live”) list! The …
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Where to Shop in Encinitas
Ducky Waddles’ Emporium It’s hard to miss this place; not only is there a neon sign on the bright-orange building, there’s a large geometric metal duck sculpture planted right on the roof. Ducky Waddles is a groovy, independent bookstore that offers used and eclectic books, art, memorabilia, and kitsch. They also host Poetry Ruckus, an open-mic spoken word event, …
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Guide to Encinitas Communities
In 1986, the city of Encinitas was incorporated from five communities. These neighborhoods still retain much of the old qualities that make each unique and charming—here’s the best that each has to offer: Old Encinitas This area, which many characterize as a relaxed beach community, is home to some of the oldest buildings in Encinitas. The historic downtown area hosts …
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