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Now offered at $949,000! Don't miss your chance to tour this beautiful 3-bedroom, 2.5-bath home built in 2020, featuring energy-efficient upgrades and located in the highly sought-after San Marcos Unified School District.
✨ Join us at our Open House and see everything this move-in ready home has to offer. We look forward to seeing you!

Local Event: Open House Saturday 8/1 12:00PM - 2:00PM

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Open House Saturday 8/1 12:00PM - 2:00PM

Now offered at $949,000! Don't miss your chance to tour this beautiful 3-bedroom, 2.5-bath home built in 2020, featuring...

New Village Arts

Hey Carlsbad! Indie Pop Star Michelle Lambert is coming your way!From Boston to Nashville, from Denver to Miami, Pop-Folk singer/songwriter Michelle Lambert has been performing to audiences all over the country! And now Michelle brings her amazing show to the New Village Arts Theater on Wednesday, July 29th starting at 7 PM. Come with the entire family and enjoy Michelle‘s Pop/Folk set with influences from Ed Sheeran and Amy Winehouse!Now touring out of the San Francisco Bay Area, Michelle will take you through the adventures of her life with insightful lyrics, powerful vocals, energetic delivery, and electric violin hooks! The artist and songwriter Michelle will reflect on the experiences she has been through, from the rigid and committed work as a classical violinist and singer during her early days in Northern California, to the happy and festive Celtic music honed in Scotland.From the structured sounds of the classrooms at Berklee School of Music in Boston to the years spent perfecting her storytelling on the stages of the Honky Tonks in Nashville, Michelle has emerged as the professional entertainer guaranteed to please audiences of all ages.Don’t be mistaken by her colorful clothes, her flying red ponytails or her candid smile. When Michelle steps on stage, you will witness all of her experiences melded together to generate a result that defies music genres or styles.Join Michelle at the intimate New Village Arts Theatre on Wednesday, July 29th starting at 7 PM.Tickets:<a href="https://newvillagearts.org/event/michelle-lambert/" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">https://newvillagearts.org/event/michelle-lambert/</a>More about Michelle and her music:michellelambert.com

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Local Event: Indie Pop Star Michelle Lambert Plays New Village Arts Theatre 

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Indie Pop Star Michelle Lambert Plays New...

Hey Carlsbad! Indie Pop Star Michelle Lambert is coming your way!From Boston to Nashville, from Denver to Miami, Pop-Folk...

Indie Pop Star Michelle Lambert Plays New Village Arts Theatre 

<h2>Blacksmiths Level 1 Class Saturday 9am</h2>
<h4>Aug 1 - Nov 7</h4>
Level One Blacksmithing – Monthly Project Class
This class is designed for students who have completed Blacksmithing 101 and are ready to continue developing their forging skills through the California Blacksmiths Association (CBA) Level One certification program.
Each monthly class focuses on one of the required Level One projects, allowing students to build the fundamental techniques needed to progress through the certification pathway. Students will practice skills such as drawing out, tapering, bending, twisting, and forming steel while receiving hands-on instruction and individual coaching from experienced blacksmiths.
Completion of 12 projects is required to achieve CBA Level One Certification. Students may attend these monthly classes at their own pace as they work toward completing the full set of projects.
Please read all requirements before signing up:
<ul><li>Registration and payment are required in advance as class size is limited to maintain a low student-to-instructor ratio.</li><li>Participants must bring and wear appropriate safety equipment, including impact-rated eye protection, natural fiber clothing, long pants, and closed-toe leather shoes or boots.</li><li>No shorts or open-toe shoes are permitted.</li><li>Hearing protection, a leather apron, hats, and drinking water are recommended.</li><li>Hammers and other tools are available for use during class. A personal hammer is not required, but if you wish to bring your own, we recommend a 1–2 lb wood-handled rounding or ball peen hammer. Do not bring a claw hammer.</li><li>There are no refunds for no-shows.</li></ul>
Class Schedule:
January - Hot Cut Chisels
February - Heart Shaped Trivet
March - Spring Fuller
April - Letter Opener
May - Anvil Hold-Down Tool
June - Leaf Key Ring
July - 3-Corner Trivet 
August - Butterfly Hinge
September - Folding Campfire Trivet
October - Door Pull
November - Fire Poker with Heart Handle
December - Heart Wall Hook
AGSEM Class Registration — Cancellation &amp; Reschedule Policy
Due to the limited class sizes and the nonprofit nature of the Antique Gas &amp; Steam Engine Museum’s educational programs, all class registration fees are non-refundable.
Class Reschedule Requests
<ul><li>One (1) class reschedule per registration may be permitted at no charge if requested at least seven (7) days prior to the scheduled class date.</li><li>Reschedule requests made less than seven (7) days before the class date will not be accommodated.</li><li>Rescheduled registrations are subject to class availability.</li><li>Additional reschedule requests for the same registration will not be permitted.</li></ul>
No-Shows
Registrants who do not attend their scheduled class and have not contacted AGSEM in advance forfeit their registration fee and reschedule eligibility.
Cancellation by AGSEM
If AGSEM cancels a class for any reason, including insufficient enrollment or unforeseen circumstances, registrants will be offered either:
<ul><li>A transfer to another available class date, or</li><li>A full refund.</li></ul>
AGSEM reserves the right to cancel or reschedule classes as necessary.
By completing registration, you acknowledge and agree to the terms of this policy.

Local Event: Blacksmithing Level 1 Class Saturday 9AM

Blacksmithing Level 1 Class Saturday 9AM

Blacksmiths Level 1 Class Saturday 9am
Aug 1 - Nov 7
Level One Blacksmithing – Monthly Project Class
This class is designed for...

Level One Blacksmithing – Monthly Project Class
This class is designed for students who have completed Blacksmithing 101 and are ready to continue developing their forging skills through the California Blacksmiths Association (CBA) Level One certification program.
Each monthly class focuses on one of the required Level One projects, allowing students to build the fundamental techniques needed to progress through the certification pathway. Students will practice skills such as drawing out, tapering, bending, twisting, and forming steel while receiving hands-on instruction and individual coaching from experienced blacksmiths.
Completion of 12 projects is required to achieve CBA Level One Certification. Students may attend these monthly classes at their own pace as they work toward completing the full set of projects.
Please read all requirements before signing up:
<ul><li>Registration and payment are required in advance as class size is limited to maintain a low student-to-instructor ratio.</li><li>Participants must bring and wear appropriate safety equipment, including impact-rated eye protection, natural fiber clothing, long pants, and closed-toe leather shoes or boots.</li><li>No shorts or open-toe shoes are permitted.</li><li>Hearing protection, a leather apron, hats, and drinking water are recommended.</li><li>Hammers and other tools are available for use during class. A personal hammer is not required, but if you wish to bring your own, we recommend a 1–2 lb wood-handled rounding or ball peen hammer. Do not bring a claw hammer.</li><li>There are no refunds for no-shows.</li></ul>
Class Schedule:
January - 3-Corner Trivet
February - Butterfly Hinge Part 1
March - Folding Campfire Trivet
April - Door Pull
May - Fire Poker with Heart Handle
June - Heart Wall Hook
July - Hot Cut Chisels
August - Heart Shaped Trivet
September - Spring Fuller
October - Letter Opener
November - Anvil Hold-Down Tool
December - Leaf Key Ring
AGSEM Class Registration — Cancellation &amp; Reschedule Policy
Due to the limited class sizes and the nonprofit nature of the Antique Gas &amp; Steam Engine Museum’s educational programs, all class registration fees are non-refundable.
Class Reschedule Requests
<ul><li>One (1) class reschedule per registration may be permitted at no charge if requested at least seven (7) days prior to the scheduled class date.</li><li>Reschedule requests made less than seven (7) days before the class date will not be accommodated.</li><li>Rescheduled registrations are subject to class availability.</li><li>Additional reschedule requests for the same registration will not be permitted.</li></ul>
No-Shows
Registrants who do not attend their scheduled class and have not contacted AGSEM in advance forfeit their registration fee and reschedule eligibility.
Cancellation by AGSEM
If AGSEM cancels a class for any reason, including insufficient enrollment or unforeseen circumstances, registrants will be offered either:
<ul><li>A transfer to another available class date, or</li><li>A full refund.</li></ul>
AGSEM reserves the right to cancel or reschedule classes as necessary.
By completing registration, you acknowledge and agree to the terms of this policy.

Local Event: Blacksmithing Level 2 Class Saturday 9am

Blacksmithing Level 2 Class Saturday 9am

Level One Blacksmithing – Monthly Project Class
This class is designed for students who have completed Blacksmithing 101 and...

Join us once a month for a relaxed and welcoming Crochet Circle at AGSEM! Whether you’re a beginner or experienced maker, this is a space to learn, create, and connect with others who share a love for fiber arts. Bring your own yarn and supplies or purchase materials on-site, and enjoy guidance from experienced crocheters as you work on your projects.
Come for the craft, stay for the community.
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Local Event: Monthly Crochet Circle

Monthly Crochet Circle

Join us once a month for a relaxed and welcoming Crochet Circle at AGSEM! Whether you’re a beginner or experienced maker, this...

Learn the centuries-old craft of broom making in this hands-on class at the Antique Gas &amp; Steam Engine Museum. Using traditional materials and techniques, you will hand-tie and shape your own functional broom from scratch — and take it home at the end of class.
No experience needed. Just bring your hands and leave with something real.
What you'll learn:
<ul><li>Traditional broom corn selection and preparation</li><li>Hand-tying and binding techniques</li><li>Shaping and finishing a functional broom</li><li>The history of broom making as an American craft tradition</li></ul>
Details
<ul><li>Skill Level: Beginner — no experience required</li><li>Ages: 10 and up (children must be accompanied by a participating adult)</li><li>All materials included</li></ul>
AGSEM Class Registration — Cancellation &amp; Reschedule Policy
Due to the limited class sizes and the nonprofit nature of the Antique Gas &amp; Steam Engine Museum’s educational programs, all class registration fees are non-refundable.
Class Reschedule Requests
<ul><li>One (1) class reschedule per registration may be permitted at no charge if requested at least seven (7) days prior to the scheduled class date.</li><li>Reschedule requests made less than seven (7) days before the class date will not be accommodated.</li><li>Rescheduled registrations are subject to class availability.</li><li>Additional reschedule requests for the same registration will not be permitted.</li></ul>
No-Shows
Registrants who do not attend their scheduled class and have not contacted AGSEM in advance forfeit their registration fee and reschedule eligibility.
Cancellation by AGSEM
If AGSEM cancels a class for any reason, including insufficient enrollment or unforeseen circumstances, registrants will be offered either:
<ul><li>A transfer to another available class date, or</li><li>A full refund.</li></ul>
AGSEM reserves the right to cancel or reschedule classes as necessary.
By completing registration, you acknowledge and agree to the terms of this policy.

Local Event: Introduction to Broom Making: Craft a Traditional Hand-Tied Broom

Introduction to Broom Making: Craft a...

Learn the centuries-old craft of broom making in this hands-on class at the Antique Gas & Steam Engine Museum. Using...

Introduction to Broom Making: Craft a Traditional Hand-Tied Broom

Vista Forge

This event is on Sept. 3rd- and 10th, and all participants must purchase tickets for both dates to join us.Learn to work with a coal forge, safely handle hot metal, and use tools such as hammers to forge, bend, and twist metal into desired shapes. Students will complete two projects each. A limited class size and low student to teacher ratio ensures plenty of coaching as you learn. Following completion of the class, students will be able to attend other blacksmithing classes as well as forge their own projects during open forge times. 
Please read all requirements before signing up:
<ul><li>Registration and payment is required before attending first class as new student space is limited.</li><li>Adults and youth students must bring and wear their own safety equipment, including eye protection, natural fiber clothing, and closed toe shoes. </li><li>No shorts or open toe shoes may be worn.</li><li>Participants must wear impact-rated eye protection at all times while working.</li><li>Hearing protection, a leather apron, hats, and drinking water are recommended.</li><li>Hammers and other tools are available for use during class. A personal hammer is not required, but if you wish to use your own hammer, we recommend a wood handled rounding or ball peen hammer between 1-2 pounds. Do not bring a claw hammer.</li><li>There are no refunds for no shows.</li></ul>
Participants in this class have the opportunity to begin working toward Level One Certification through the California Blacksmiths Association (CBA). To earn Level One certification, students must successfully complete 12 foundational blacksmithing projects that demonstrate essential forging techniques and skills.
For those wishing to continue their training, Level Two Certification requires completion of 28 advanced projects, further developing craftsmanship, precision, and mastery of traditional blacksmithing methods.
These certifications provide a structured pathway for blacksmiths to build skills, track progress, and achieve recognized milestones within the craft.
<h3>Cancellation &amp; Reschedule Policy</h3>
Cancellation by Registrant
Registration fees are non-transferable to another person.
<ul><li>7 or more days before the class date: Full refund to the original payment method.</li><li>3–6 days before the class date: No cash refund. A credit equal to 100% of the registration fee will be applied to the registrant's AGSEM account and is valid for 12 months from the date of cancellation.</li><li>Less than 72 hours before the class date: No refund and no credit will be issued.</li></ul>
Reschedule Requests
One reschedule per registration is permitted at no charge, provided the request is made at least 72 hours before the class date. Reschedule requests made within 72 hours of the class date will not be accommodated. A second reschedule request for the same registration is subject to a $10 administrative fee.
No-Shows
Registrants who do not attend and have not contacted AGSEM in advance forfeit their registration fee in full. No refund or credit will be issued.
Cancellation by AGSEM
If AGSEM cancels a class for any reason, including insufficient enrollment, registrants will be notified at least 48 hours in advance and will receive their choice of a full refund or a transfer of registration to another available class date. AGSEM reserves the right to cancel any class that does not meet minimum enrollment requirements.

Local Event: Blacksmithing Adult 101 - Thursday

Blacksmithing Adult 101 - Thursday

This event is on Sept. 3rd- and 10th, and all participants must purchase tickets for both dates to join us.Learn to work with a...

Join us once a month for a relaxed and welcoming Crochet Circle at AGSEM! Whether you’re a beginner or experienced maker, this is a space to learn, create, and connect with others who share a love for fiber arts. Bring your own yarn and supplies or purchase materials on-site, and enjoy guidance from experienced crocheters as you work on your projects.
Come for the craft, stay for the community.

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