Art and culture in Coronado, California

The National Salute to Bob Hope and the Military is a tourist attraction located at Tuna Wharf in San Diego, California, United States. The institution is part of the Port of San Diego, which manages a diverse portfolio along 34 miles of San Diego Bay. The Port does not collect tax dollars and instead generates revenues to support public services and amenities. The institution focuses on Maritime, Waterfront Development, Public Safety, Experiences, and Environment to enrich the relationship between people and businesses with the waterfront. Visitors to the Port can explore various artworks around the waterfront, including traditional sculptures, murals, fountains, and conceptual pieces. The Port offers self-guided tours of the art collection in member cities such as Coronado, Imperial Beach, Chula Vista, National City, and San Diego's Embarcadero and Shelter Island. These tours provide a unique perspective on the waterfront through art.

Coronado Karate is a health institution located at 1005 C Avenue in Coronado, California, United States. Our facility offers traditional karate classes for all ages and skill levels, focusing on physical fitness, self-defense, and mental discipline. Our experienced instructors are dedicated to helping students achieve their goals and improve their overall well-being through the practice of karate. Join us at Coronado Karate and start your journey to a healthier and more confident you.

Northgate Market is a food, grocery, and supermarket store located at 2909 Coronado Avenue in San Diego, California. With a welcoming atmosphere and a wide variety of Mexican culinary offerings, Northgate Market is the perfect place to immerse yourself in the vibrant culture of Mexico. From delicious food to unique arts and crafts, you can experience the essence of Mexico right here at Northgate Market. Explore the heritage of the González family and see how their history has shaped the market into what it is today. Visit Northgate Market to discover the beauty and flavors of Mexico in the heart of San Diego. ¡Bienvenidos al Mercado González!

The Japanese Friendship Bell is a beautiful tourist attraction located at 1500 Shelter Island Drive in San Diego, California. This institution is part of the Port of San Diego, a district that manages a diverse portfolio to support public services and amenities without using tax dollars. The Port focuses on maritime, waterfront development, public safety, experiences, and the environment to enrich the relationship between people and businesses with the waterfront. Visitors to the Japanese Friendship Bell can also enjoy the art around the Port of San Diego's waterfront, which includes traditional bronze sculptures, vibrant murals, fountains, kinetic artworks, and more. The Port offers self-guided tours that showcase the art in each of the member cities, allowing visitors to experience the waterfront from a unique artistic perspective.