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Here at Villa Musica we are celebrating our 16th Anniversary with an Open House outdoor event featuring music performances, food, art, drawings, and more for the community of San Diego. We would love for kids, families, and individuals of all ages who are interested in music to join us for the event to meet our music instructors, try out instruments, sign up for group classes at a discounted price, and enjoy the live musical performances. Who: Everyone is Invited! When: Nov. 14, 2021 (3pm – 5:30pm) Where: Canopy Tent and Outdoor Area Behind Villa Musica 10373 Roselle Street, Ste. 170 San Diego, CA 92121 United States Performances: Kids Group Violin Class Kids Show Choir Classical Guitar Ensemble Villa Musica Chamber Players Community Mariachi & More! Food Vendors: TBA Opportunity Drawing Prizes: Museum of Making Music Tickets Geometiles Product Package & More! For more information and registration please visit here !

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Back by popular demand, the Timken is once again offering a virtual holiday art workshop inspired by our Jewels of the Season installation, to be enjoyed from the comfort of your own home. Grab a glass of wine and tune into our virtual live interactive class guided by Timken Teaching Artist, Elizabeth Washburn. Our classes will feature premium materials from Florence Hord and Elizabeth Schlappi's personal collection of glittering gems, swirls of color, and elaborate choice filigree. These classes are geared toward beginners and seasoned professionals alike. We invite you to create an elegant, heirloom-quality gift for yourself or a loved one. Wednesday, Dec. 1, 2021 4 p.m. - 6 p.m. $95 for non-members $75 for members Ornament-Kit Includes: All the information to attend the Live interactive virtual class Premium Hord and Schlappi materials, including a silk wrapped ball, pearl pins, decorative beads and filigree Your chosen curated color palette of ornament materials A holiday drink recipe An evening of merriment! Additional Single-Ornament-Kits are available for purchase if you're looking to make this a fun group activity, just $45 for non-members and $35 for members. Due to a recent increase in demand, we now have a limited number of kits available. Must be enrolled in the workshop to purchase an ornament kit. If you would like to purchase tickets over the phone please call Alexandra at 619-550-5955. Timken is on Facebook + Instagram

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Twitter's former security head is accusing the company of ignoring major security vulnerabilities and misrepresenting the number of fake accounts on the platform.