Friends of Fire Mountain

Protect, Preserve, and Improve Fire Mountain


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Friends of FireMountain Art Show-Sale Raises Over $500 for SNAP!

Thanks to all the artists, volunteers, and patrons who attended the 2009 Friends of FireMountain Art Show and Sale this past weekend.

With some amazing art, jewelry, scarves, and other crafty items on hand, the dollars raised for the Spay and Neuter Action Program (SNAP) totalled over $500.

SNAP is San Diego’s Spay/Neuter Action Project, providing low cost spay/neuter clinics and animal welfare education to the underserved multicultural, low-income communities of the county. (We are at Joe Balderama Park in Eastside, Oceanside, twice a month.) SNAP’s goal is to reduce the number of homeless animals who end up in shelters.

If you missed your chance to help out, the Greener Christmas Store will be on site at the Seaside Bazaar in Encinitas on November 21st. The Greener Christmas Store is the brainchild of local artist Kris Nelson and utilizes recycled materials to create holiday ornaments, decorations, and some wonderful holiday gifts- and all of the proceeds benefit SNAP.

 


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Friends of Fire Mountain Fine Art Show and Sale, Nov. 7th!

Don’t miss this year’s event! A great place to find some amazing holiday gifts- as well as a little something for yourself!

Friends of Fire Mountain Fine Art Show and Sale
Saturday–November 7th   10am to 4pm

2305 Fire Mountain Drive (between Avocado and Laurel)
10am to 4p
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Meet the artists in our neighborhood!
Sales benefit SNAP (Spay/Neuter Action Project)

The Friends of Fire Mountain invite you to see what the artists in our neighborhood are up to. Come to see paintings, wood carving, ceramics, jewelry, silk scarves and purses, encaustics, handmade cards and multimedia collage works.

Enjoy complimentary coffee & munchies in the morning and wine & cheese in the afternoon—start your Christmas shopping early!

Raffle for 11 prizes—one per artist—Drawing will be held at 3pm

SNAP is San Diego’s Spay/Neuter Action Project, providing low cost spay/neuter clinics and animal welfare education to the underserved multicultural, low-income communities of the county. (We are at Joe Balderama Park in Eastside, Oceanside, twice a month.) Our goal is to reduce the number of homeless animals who end up in shelters.


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Friends of Fire Mountain Night Out – August 4th

August 4 is the 26th annual National Night Out. This program is intended to pair neighborhoods with the local constables so everyone can get to know one another and help reduce crime.  We are very fortunate to have such a low crime rate in our neighborhood FireMtnPics 018

So, rather than having an evening with the police, let’s have an evening with each other!  Please come join your neighbors in the cul-de-sac at the northern corner of Avocado and Dunstan on August 4th from 6:00 to 7:00 PM.  It will be very informal, and a great opportunity to meet those new neighbors or bond with old ones.  Name tags will be provided.  Here are some suggestions:

•    Bring the kids
•    Bring some snacks to share
•    Bring a folding chair or a beach chair to sit a spell
•    Leave your porch light on
•    Share this invitation with your neighbors.

We’ll have a few tables to put food on.  We’ll also have a collection for the food bank, so bring a can or box of food if you would like to donate.

We hope you can make this casual, impromptu event.  See you there!


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Don’t miss the annual Fire Mountain Killer Yard Sale June 20th

We’re baaaaack!
With more great stuff–fabulous potted plants, unique dinnerware, table decor, antiques, original art, a pinball machine, furniture, and lots more. Join the fun and come out to meet your neighbors. We’ll all be at 2305 Fire Mountain Drive from 7am until about 3pm.
Saturday, June 20th. You’ll see our signs!

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Sunday, June 21st will be a continuation of the plant sale–bring Dad!


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A Friend of Fire Mountain joins the Oceanside Planning Commission!

Fire Mountain’s own Jay Scrivener has been appointed to the Oceanside City Planning Commission. Jay has been active in many neighborhood activities and issues including the negotiations with Eternal Hills, the push for a community park, and encouraging a drought tolerant, water conserving neighborhood through his posts on the Fire Mountain Garden Exchange.
We look forward to Jay’s positive impact in our city working with the commission.
Read the story in the Union Tribune click here.