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Source: East County Californian

Pumpkin Picasso Party Tuesday, Nov. 10, 1 p.m. at The Veranda Community members are invited to get creative at this fall-inspired gathering, where all supplies will be provided to decorate and personalize pumpkins with festive designs. It’s an easygoing opportunity to enjoy a hands-on activity and meet others in the community. Veterans Day Happy Hour Concert Wednesday, Nov. 11 3 p.m. atLatitude 32 Bar In honor of Veterans Day and Lantern Crest’s veteran community, the community is invited to enjoy a free afternoon of live music, happy hour drinks, appetizers and refreshments. San Diego-based musician Archie Thompson, known for his jazz, R&B and country-blues sound, will take the stage for an afternoon celebrating local veterans. Friendsgiving Potluck Thursday, Nov. 19 Noon at Game Room Lantern Crest will bring residents and community members together for a Friendsgiving potluck centered on food, friendship and gratitude.

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