| Somewhere Else Coffeehouse and Bookstore |
Go Somewhere Else! Located in downtown El
Cajon at 330 North Magnolia, Somewhere Else
Coffeehouse and Bookstore offers gourmet
Gavina coffees, a full menu of coffee drinks,
100% real fruit smoothies, panini grilled
sandwiches, eclectic new and used books, gifts
and cards. We have free parking and internet
access. Please email us for a current calendar of
events, or call us at 619-441-0480 for more
information. If you have a group who needs a
place to meet, consider Somewhere Else! We
have both indoor and outdoor space, and there is
no charge for group meetings.
Cajon at 330 North Magnolia, Somewhere Else
Coffeehouse and Bookstore offers gourmet
Gavina coffees, a full menu of coffee drinks,
100% real fruit smoothies, panini grilled
sandwiches, eclectic new and used books, gifts
and cards. We have free parking and internet
access. Please email us for a current calendar of
events, or call us at 619-441-0480 for more
information. If you have a group who needs a
place to meet, consider Somewhere Else! We
have both indoor and outdoor space, and there is
no charge for group meetings.
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Maria T. Groschup-Black, Owner
330 N. Magnolia Ave
El Cajon, CA 92020
(619) 441-0480
330 N. Magnolia Ave
El Cajon, CA 92020
(619) 441-0480
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| CHILDREN'S HOUR EVERY THIRD SATURDAY AT 11:00 |
| Book Signing Latinos in Lotusland |
| Saturday May 3, 2008 2:00 - 4:00 With contributing authors Victorio Barragan and Jennifer Silva Redmond |
Latinos in Lotusland brings to life Latino
denizens of Los Angeles and the city's
surrounding communities. The stories describe
complex, diverse characters: young and old, gay
and straight, rich and poor. Meet a
Cuban-American screenwriter trying to pitch the
"real" story behind the Bay of Pigs fiasco, a
Mexican woman who believes she's seen a
miracle, youths trying to avoid gang life while
others embrace it, and many others.
Contributors include Kathleen Alcalá, Frederick
Luis Aldama, Lisa Alvarez, Victorio Barragán,
Daniel Chacón, Kathleen De Azevedo, Alex
Espinoza, Rudy Ch. Garcia, Estella González,
Melanie González, Rigoberto González, Reyna
Grande, Stephen D. Gutiérrez, Álvaro Huerta,
Michael Jaime-Becerra, Manuel Luis
Martínez,Alejandro Morales, Manuel Muñoz,
Daniel A. Olivas, Melinda Palacio, Salvador
Plascencia, John Rechy, Jennifer Silva Redmond,
Manuel Ramos, Sandra Ramos O'Briant, Wayne
Rapp, Luis J. Rodríguez, Danny Romero,
Conrad Romo, Jorge Saralegui, Mario Suárez,
Luis Alberto Urrea, Richard Vásquez, and
Helena María Viramontes.
denizens of Los Angeles and the city's
surrounding communities. The stories describe
complex, diverse characters: young and old, gay
and straight, rich and poor. Meet a
Cuban-American screenwriter trying to pitch the
"real" story behind the Bay of Pigs fiasco, a
Mexican woman who believes she's seen a
miracle, youths trying to avoid gang life while
others embrace it, and many others.
Contributors include Kathleen Alcalá, Frederick
Luis Aldama, Lisa Alvarez, Victorio Barragán,
Daniel Chacón, Kathleen De Azevedo, Alex
Espinoza, Rudy Ch. Garcia, Estella González,
Melanie González, Rigoberto González, Reyna
Grande, Stephen D. Gutiérrez, Álvaro Huerta,
Michael Jaime-Becerra, Manuel Luis
Martínez,Alejandro Morales, Manuel Muñoz,
Daniel A. Olivas, Melinda Palacio, Salvador
Plascencia, John Rechy, Jennifer Silva Redmond,
Manuel Ramos, Sandra Ramos O'Briant, Wayne
Rapp, Luis J. Rodríguez, Danny Romero,
Conrad Romo, Jorge Saralegui, Mario Suárez,
Luis Alberto Urrea, Richard Vásquez, and
Helena María Viramontes.
