
We're are thrilled about today’s launch of 31 Bits Fall/Winter jewelry collection, "Winter Chronicles." As longtime
fans of 31 Bits Designs we feel like this is its best line yet.
31 Bits will open its Costa Mesa showroom to the public from 2 to 5 p.m. today. The new line was inspired by stories of its designers in Uganda, who share their tales while they are creating, hand-rolling, varnishing and then stringing beautiful pieces of jewelry. Each design shares a story of inspiration, spirits being lifted and positive changes in their lives.
And as a special for Greer’s OC readers the 31 Bits is offering a special online discount code, just enter GREERS15 and receive 15% off purchases through Sept. 7.
31 Bits Designs is a socially minded business that’s providing displaced women in Northern Uganda an opportunity to rise above poverty. Their income from sales of their jewelry is providing homes, food, and education for their families.
And in turn, 31 Bits founders set up a program that offers literacy education, financial and vocational training, holistic care, and support systems. 31 Bits mission is big, if you would like to get involved, you can throw a 31 Bits party at your house, or volunteer as an intern.
629 Terminal Way #11 in Costa Mesa.
Light Up Your Life!
Lightopia, a super cool high-end light fixture store in Laguna Beach, is making way for new lighting designs by slashing floor sample prices and having major reduction (between 25% and 75% off) on all in-stock fixtures from its warehouse. Don’t miss the Annual Revolution Sale starting today through Sept. 14 and check out the special online preview online, as well as all the fixtures Lightopia has to offer before you head over. Lightopia is open 7 days a week and has private parking for customers.
It is located at 1043 North Coast Hwy in Laguna Beach. 949.715.5575. www.lightopiaonline.com.
Labor Day Celebration
Celebrate Labor Day at the Bungalow Restaurant from 5 to 9 p.m. on Monday. The Bungalow is featuring a menu ranging from $14 to $28 for Happy Hour with everything from $4 cold draft beer to $5 wine to the house drink special - Mule del Mar - for $14. When you get hungry, the Bungalow is serving up mesquite smoked baby back ribs,
half barbecue chicken, mesquite grilled hamburger, mesquite grilled flat iron steak and mesquite grilled king salmon. All of the delicioous meals come with a choice of any two sides, including corn on the cob, baked beans, cole slaw, mashed potatoes or french fries. Reservations are recommended.
The Bungalow Restaurant is located at 2441 East Coast Highway in Corona del Mar. 949.673.6585.
Weekend Getaway
If you're looking for a holiday weekend getaway, but don't want to hop on a plane, head out to the JW Marriott in Palm Desert for Blowout in the Desert. Starting Friday night, enjoy the Costas Nightclub with incredible beats by DJ Scooter (from Scooter and Lavelle), Saturday night with DJ Cobra and Sunday night with DJ Scotty Boy.
Rooms start at $229 a night. Click here for more information, make a reservation online, or give JW Marriott in Palm Desert a call at 323.378.5207.
JW Marriott in Palm Springs is located at 74855 Country Club Lane in Palm Desert.
Ne-Yo at Angel Stadium
After enjoying a summer day at Angel Stadium, stick around after the last pitch against the Minnesota Twins for the conclusion of the season's summer concert series with Ne-Yo.
Ne-Yo will be performing hits from his latest album, including the single "Beautiful Monster" and he has earned several nominations at the Grammy Awards, including Album of the Year. Ne-Yo has topped the charts with his hits "So Sick" and the Grammy-winning "Miss Independent."
You can get your individual game tickets today at angels.com/concerts or if you would like to bring your group of 25 or more out that night, visit angels.com/groups.
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