Our next Dineout is Tuesday, April 24th at China Inn.
Download and share our flyer to invite your friends.
See you there!
Our next Dineout is Tuesday, April 24th at China Inn.
Download and share our flyer to invite your friends.
See you there!
MISSION BAY PARK — San Diego Police Department Capt. Al Guaderrama experienced an annual Pacific Beach tradition for the first time Wednesday afternoon, and he came away more than impressed.
Guaderrama, in his first year as captain of the department’s Northern Division, was among about 150 people on hand for the 31st annual Police and Emergency Services Appreciation Night, an event that has been sponsored by the Pacific Beach Town Council since 1981.
“It’s actually overwhelming,” Guaderrama said. “What the community does and how it works with the police department, it’s unbelievable.” more »
Join us along with OMBAC, Rotary and the PB Woman’s Club to honor our Police, Fire-Rescue and Parks and Recreation officers and teams who do a fantastic job of keeping us safe and sound.
Click here for our Police and Emergency Services Appreciation Night (PAESAN) flyer and help spread the word.
This is our chance to honor those who serve our community so come on out, meet these people and your neighbors. Bring the kids as we’ll have lots to do for them too!
Donations can be made to support the PB Town Council and PAESAN agencies. Click here to visit our donation page or to buy tickets at only $5 each.
This year we’re conducting a special fundraising program to support our Northern Division Police Department. Our goal is to buy police bicycle lights, sirens and back bag kits for nine bicycles they already own. This equipment costs about $600 per bike as police must use a certain level of approved equipment for their safety as well as ensure people they are contacting can easily identify them as peace officers.
Please consider making a donation from our Join/Give page or, by making a check out to the San Diego Police Foundation in care of The PAESAN Bicycle Program.
Our Annual Wine Tasting fundraiser was a tremendous success! We want to thank Nini, Cathie and Susan for a tremendous job organizing, arranging donations, and pulling off a fantastic record event.
Check back here soon so we can tell you how many others were involved, the businesses that supported us and our community and how we’ll be using your donations to support our schools and programs.
Check out our announcement here
This is Pacific Beach Town Council’s 60th year in service to our community. We hope you’ll join us and celebrate all the good we have done as an organization and look forward to all the good we can do together.
This is an important time for the Town Council as we need to raise the funds needed to maintain our office and continue to serve the community through our many service committees and opportunities.
This event is particularly exciting because we have a large amount of items we will be offering in a Silent Auction. You’ll find things like massages, games, hotel stays, a wide variety of gifts and a plethora of items that we’ve grouped together. Your donations will benefit our local schools & community throughout the year. Not only can you find a lot of great things, have a great time celebrating with the community, you’ll also be contributing to an organization that has a rich history of serving Pacific Beach.
Tuesdays can be rather ho-hum. Having eased into the work week, the weekend is not yet in sight. Even in a bustling social hub like Pacific Beach, it can be a slow night for restaurants. That’s one reason the Pacific Beach Town Council (PBTC) visits one local eatery the last Tuesday of the month for its dineout event. This month’s dinner takes place at 6 p.m. Tuesday, July 27th at Marino’s Italian Restaurant located at 4475 Ingraham St. The public is welcome to attend. more »
Later this month, Pacific Beach locals can help their community simply by snacking and sampling wine. The Pacific Beach Town Council (PBTC) will hold its ninth annual Wine Tasting and Silent Auction on Sunday, June 27. more »
The picturesque cottage at 2525 Garnet Ave. was once the dining room of Braemar, the home of Frederick and Emma Scripps and the cultural hub of Pacific Beach in the early 20th century.
Known today as the Rose Creek Cottage, the charming Tudor structure remains a gathering place for weddings, receptions, baptisms, reunions, birthdays and memorial services. To help ensure that the cottage is around for future generations to mark their milestones, the Pacific Beach Town Council (PBTC) is sponsoring a fundraiser on Tuesday, Feb. 24, 6 p.m. at Lotsa Pasta, 1762 Garnet Ave. more »