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San Pedro Fish Market Donates To First Responders
08.07.20
In a continuous effort to provide support to those affected by COVID-19, San Pedro Fish Market is donating World Famous Shrimp Trays to first responders across Los Angeles County. To date, San Pedro Fish Market has donated over 1,200 meals to front line healthcare responders across Long Beach, San Pedro and Los Angeles communities.
First Responders and organizations who have received donated Shrimp Tray meals include Harbor-UCLA Medical Center, LA Fire Stations 36, 40, 48, 101, 110, 111 and 112, Long Beach Police, Long Beach Police Marine Patrol, Long Beach SWAT, Little Co Of Mary Hospital, Little Sisters of the Poor, Memorial Care Long Beach Medical Center, Memorial Hospital Of Gardena, St Mary's Medical Center ER and VA Medical Center. Both San Pedro and Long Beach Fish Markets are gearing up for additional meal donations throughout the community.
The World Famous Shrimp Tray is a mound of fresh shrimp piled high with fajita bell peppers, onions, tomatoes and potatoes tossed with San Pedro’s signature savory seafood seasoning and soybean butter. Served with fresh, house-made garlic bread, the World Famous Shrimp Tray is a deeply satisfying seafood meal.
San Pedro Fish Market strives to support and nourish local fans and is offering World Famous Shrimp Trays for four people for just $20. Available for local delivery via Grubhub, enjoy affordable nutritious, protein-packed meals from San Pedro Fish Market at home.
$20 Four Person World Famous Shrimp Tray is available now through May 3.
Local delivery is available via GrubHub, Nationwide delivery is available on amazon.com and via Goldbely
San Pedro Fish Market is at 1190 Nagoya Way, San Pedro; and at 6550 E Marina Dr, Long Beach.
Open San Pedro Fish Market Grille Locations is at 120 West G Street, Wilmington; and 1313 W. Sepulveda Blvd. in Harbor City.
Image courtesy San Pedro Fish Market Grille
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Renaissance ClubSport In Aliso Viejo Brings The Gym Experience Fully Outdoors
08.06.20
South Orange County’s premier fitness resort which includes one of OC’s largest gyms and the 174-room hotel is excited to offer an elevated and expansive outdoor fitness experience with peace of mind for all club members and hotel guests
Serving Aliso Viejo, Laguna Beach, and surrounding areas, Renaissance ClubSport has officially brought its popular indoor gym setup completely outdoors. In the wake of California’s efforts to prioritize safety during the pandemic, ClubSport has created a solution for fitness enthusiasts, making their top-tier fitness destination available while most other gyms remain temporarily closed. Fitness equipment, classes, pool access and childcare are now all available daily for ClubSport members and hotel guests.
ClubSport quickly took the initiative to bring as much of their equipment and services to the outdoor areas surrounding the entire premises. Spanning from the lap pool clear around to the hotel entrance, members can take advantage of weights, strength machines, treadmills, spin bikes, and other quality equipment moved from their premium indoor gym.
Over 30 weekly instructor-guided group fitness classes including cycle, yoga, HIIT, and barre are available for reservation daily and all held outdoors. All equipment is positioned throughout the property to adhere to physical distancing standards, making the best of the incredible aesthetics and shaded areas of the property. In addition, the bottom floor of the ClubSport parking structure, now nicknamed “The Garage”, has been transformed into their strength training zone.
To strictly follow both mandated and suggested protocols by the state, the ClubSport designated “Clean Team” is frequently cleaning all equipment before and after use and other common areas of the property. Parents will be thrilled to know their childcare facility is now moved outdoors, with a fully enclosed space and trained staff to keep kids safe and engaged in play activity. Also available to members and hotel guests, the ClubSport Spa (R Spa) is available for outdoor massage services and the Citrus Fresh Grill restaurant is open daily for to-go food and drink or for a sit-down restaurant experience outside.
Since opening in 2008, Renaissance ClubSport has been a privately held, California-based business that has become a premier destination for Orange County locals and business travelers alike. ClubSport was designed as a locally accessible, all-in-one gym experience with a resort aesthetic.
It’s easily accessed from the 73- toll road and is a quick drive from exits off the 5 and 405 freeways. ClubSport is available to those with membership and to hotel guests during their stay. The club is open Monday-Friday from 5 a.m. to 8 p.m. and Saturday-Sunday from 6 a.m. to 8 p.m. To take a peek at ClubSport Outdoors and for membership information please visit clubsports.com/clubsport-outdoors.
Amenities currently available:
Fitness including weights, cardio and strength training machines: outdoors
Hotel
Spa Retail
R Spa Massage Services: outdoors
Citrus Fresh Grill Restaurant: outdoor dining and to-go options
Restrooms
Kids World: outdoors
Group Fitness Classes: outdoors
Lap Swim: outdoors
Recreational & Family Swim including the exercise pool, kids wading pool, and pool deck with lounge chairs
50 Enterprise in Aliso Viejo.
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