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Open Reading: Antony & Cleopatra (Part One)

Name: Open Reading: Antony & Cleopatra (Part One)
Start: 2026-11-17T18:30:00
Location: Coronado Library

This is a community-led dramatic reading of a Shakespearean classic. It is open to those interested in literature and theater.

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Coronado Ferry from San Diego: 2026 cost, schedule and where it docksThe Flagship ferry costs $9 one way (ages 4 and up) and takes about 15 minutes. It runs from Broadway Pier every 60 minutes and from the Convention Center every 30 minutes, landing at the Coronado Ferry Landing, 1201 1st St.Where to park for Coronado BeachOn Ocean Boulevard or the residential streets behind it — both free. Orange Avenue is metered with time limits, the Hotel del garage starts at $39, and Silver Strand State Beach charges $12–20 a car.Is there a toll on the Coronado Bridge?No — the San Diego–Coronado Bridge has been free since June 27, 2002; the last toll was $1, and the booths are long gone, so ignore older guidebooks and GPS warnings that say otherwise.

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