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The Coronado Public Library will host a free afternoon concert featuring the Rob Thorsen Trio, known for their vibrant mix of swing, soul, and jazz. This event is part of the Summer Festival, offering a diverse cultural experience for the community. The ensemble, comprised of seasoned musicians, promises an enjoyable musical outing for all ages. Community members are encouraged to participate in this enriching experience, showcasing the library’s commitment to providing engaging activities throughout the summer.
Coronado – The Coronado Public Library will host a free afternoon performance by the Rob Thorsen Trio on August 22, 2025, at 1 p.m. The concert is set to be a lively mix of swing, soul, and jazz, providing an enjoyable experience for music lovers of all ages.
The Rob Thorsen Trio is led by veteran bassist and educator Rob Thorsen, a well-respected figure in the Southern California jazz scene. Alongside Thorsen, the ensemble includes pianist Melonie Grinnell and drummer Richard Sellers, both esteemed musicians with extensive careers in the music industry.
This concert is part of the library’s Summer Festival, which features performances every other Friday at 1 p.m., offering a rich cultural experience to the community. Concert-goers are encouraged to arrive early, as doors to the auditorium will open at 12:45 p.m.
Admission to this event is free, made possible through the generous support of the City of Coronado and the Friends of the Coronado Public Library. The library’s summer programming theme, “Once Upon a Library,” aims to promote a diverse array of community engagement activities that cater to various interests.
In the past year, the Coronado Public Library has hosted over 900 programs, including concerts, lectures, and workshops, further highlighting its commitment to serving the community. Among the initiatives was a Summer Reading Program designed to stimulate a love for reading in children and teens, emphasizing the library’s goal of fostering educational development.
In addition to the Rob Thorsen Trio performance, the library’s upcoming summer events will include lectures, drawing classes, and themed days, such as “How to Train Your Dragon Day,” ensuring there is something for everyone. These activities are intended to engage patrons of all ages and encourage lifelong learning.
The role of the library as a hub for community connection and educational opportunities has been emphasized throughout the summer programming. The Coronado Public Library continues to offer a variety of activities and events to create a vibrant and inclusive atmosphere, fostering a sense of belonging among residents.
As preparations for the concert on August 22 unfold, the library looks forward to welcoming community members to enjoy an afternoon filled with exceptional music and cultural experiences.
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- Coronado News: Coronado Public Library Summer Programs
- Wikipedia: Coronado, California
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- Google Search: Coronado Public Library
- San Diego Reader: Summer Festival Concert
- Google Scholar: Summer Programs in Libraries
- Encyclopedia Britannica: Library
- Google News: Coronado Library Events
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