Crossroads and Vidasoul        

Valentines Day dinners, surf and turf and more. Saturday February 14th. Music by Chris McCurdy.

February 15 a book signing with Wendell Williams

Another author on the East Cape? Unbelievable. Here he is, Wendell Williams relaxing after a long day at the computer. Please come out, meet the author and taste some wine. We will be offering some free samples of local Baja wines. Wendell will share a little about his career and why he decided to write the book. He says, “This book is not just another litany of complaints; it offers a plan that will solve many of our economic problems and explains how we can keep the unemployment rate below five percent, indefinitely. WE CAN UNIFY CAPITALISM WITH THE RIGHT KIND OF SOCIALISM. IF WE DO NOT DO THAT, WE MAY BE HEADED TOWARD SOME KIND OF REVOLUTION!” Wine will be flowing about 4:45 on February 15. Stick around after Wendell’s brief talk for some discussion, book signing and more wine!

February 21 Luciano Pavan on the electric violin, extremely talented Argentinian man.

February 28 Gordo Bank with Neil Henderson and friends.

March 7 a book signing with Serge Dedina
In his new book, Surfing the Border, longtime surfer, conservationist and Imperial Beach Mayor Serge Dedina journeys into the world of surf culture and travels around the globe to highlight how surfing connects us to the scarce natural and cultural coastal niches that remain. Co-founder and executive director of WiLDCOAST, an international conservation organization, Dedina has dedicated his life to protecting the coastline of California and Mexico.
Dedina is an award-winning conservationist who learned to surf in the 1970s in the border town of Imperial Beach, California, where he shared waves with colorful characters such as The Hulk and The Electric Duck. A former ocean lifeguard, he has lived and surfed in Mexico, El Salvador, Morocco, England, Spain, Peru, Australia, and France. These experiences, and his career as a coastal conservationist, form Dedina’s view of surfers as “outsiders on the edge of
civilization who are able to experience life beyond borders.” For Dedina, his life of surf travel and living between borders has helped him to “find the original and unique among our increasingly crowded and homogenous world.”
Whether he is providing tips on how to stay sane and not go broke while raising kid surfers, discussing the rebirth of Baja as a global tourism destination or hiking through jungle mud pits in Mexico with his sons, in Surfing the Border, Dedina includes the correct combination of humor and insight into the rapidly evolving and global world of surfing. As Drew Kampion, author of Stoked!: A History of Surf Culture says, “Surfing the Border is the story of how Serge learned what he knows, what has fueled him and why he’s optimistic about the power of surfing to carry us through.”

Plus music by Stamina a Reggae Trio starring Jose Luis Morales from KL Reggae.