SD Fun Social Singles 45+

Saturday 8/9/25 - Santana Soul - Latin/Rock/Soul
@ New Venue - CHANDELIER LOUNGE -
NO COVER
Santana Soul plays all the Santana classic Latin rock of the past to his Grammy award winning Latin soul of the present. Soaring guitar, inspired vocals and Afro-Latin rhythms that make crowds get up on their feet and dance.

Come out and enjoy, the great foods, the drinks, the dancing, and the sweet Latin/Rock/Soul of Santana Soul.

https://m.facebook.com/santanasoul1/videos/santana-soul/1036726156459081/

All attendees please note: This is a public space where photos may be taken by various people. They often end up on social media and may be used by the organizers as they choose.

Liability Disclosure - The sole function of the organizers in this group is to arrange the theme and time of the event. Each person (including guest members) who signs up for an event is responsible for his or her own safety. By signing up for an event organized by this group, you and your guest(s) are acknowledging that you are all aware of the risks, dangers and hazards associated with any event and freely accept and fully assume all such risks, dangers and hazards, and further agree to release and discharge this Meetup group & its organizers from and against any and all liability arising from you and your guest(s) participation in any of the group events.

Oak Canyon/Spring Canyon Plus Kwaay Paay Peak.
The walk starts past the Old Mission Dam (a nationally registered historic landmark) and follows a stream bed rimmed by coast live oaks. This area is rich in both native plants and animals.

NOTE: NOT RECOMMENDED IF YOU Hip or Knee Issues

Rating: Moderate
Distance: 8+ miles
Added: Kwaay Paay Peak
Terrain: rocky, sandy, could be muddy
Elevation: 700'-900'
Hiking Poles: recommended for steep downhills
What to bring: Water 3L, sunscreen, hat, gloves, good shoes, snacks to share (we will take a break), camera, ICE (in case of emergency phone #).

Please note the following: KNOW YOUR LIMITS.

• Our organizers are not tour guides, we're not rangers. Going out with us is the same as going out with a few friends. Expect the same risks, take the same precautions.
• As organizers, we will do our best to give accurate descriptions of the hikes we post.
  If you're a beginning hiker, a hike's elevation and distance may not mean much to you. Likewise, difficulty ratings are subjective, and a hike that is "easy" to one person may be "moderate" to another.
• Err on the side of caution.
  You're much better off going on a hike that's too easy for you than a hike that's too hard or too dangerous for you. As you go on more hikes with us, you'll become more familiar with our ratings and our descriptions, and you'll learn more about your own limits.
• Ultimately, it's up to you to keep yourself safe out there.
  You're an adult. Hike within your abilities.