CORONADO, Calif. (KGTV) — Coronado is holding a once-in-a-lifetime event, seriously, there's no way it could happen again (under the same circumstances, at least.)
The city will host 92118 Day on Sept. 21, a festival packed with games, music, food, and more. The celebration's namesake isn't special just for it's date, but because of the city's zip code as well: 92118.
City officials overwhelmingly approved the free event last May and plan to go all out with the celebration.
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"This year, in 2018, 92118 is not just the zip code for Coronado, CA, but a 'special 9-21-18 date' for locals to gather and celebrate our community – a truly once in a lifetime event," the event's website reads.
Organizers promise a day filled with Coronado-centric fun, including golf and tennis, spikeball, a sandcastle contest, music and dancing, and beach fireworks.
Local musicians set to perform include Coronado's Got Talent Winner Christine Umali, Crown Town, In Midlife Crisis, and Ron's Garage.
For a full schedule of events, click here.
Street closures will be in place from 8:30 a.m. to 11 p.m. for areas on Ocean Blvd., Isabella Ave., and Loma Ave.:
