Define navigation bar settings. I'll be the first to admit it. When I'm wrong, I'm wrong. I used to think the Oceanside Day of Art was a joke. Organizers could never seem to schedule it on a weekend that wasn't in conflict with other area events, thus crowds were lacking.
Perseverance pays off.
After eight years, they've got it right. Take, for example, photographer Robert de Crevecoeur. He was born and raised here, graduating from Oceanside High in 1971. He left home to pursue a varied career before returning to Oceanside about six years ago. After a heart-attack scare at age 43, Robert decided to get out and do things before it was too late.