This vibrant arts organization brings a range of performers and events to the northern end of Imperial County, with an emphasis on art, music, dance, food and entertainment for all ages.

A visit to California's Imperial Valley is like entering a sleepy world on its own, yet the Valley is at the heart of one of the world's most popular tourist destinations. The Salton Sea offers something for everyone who wants to spend some time outdoors. To the north are the San Bernardino National Forest, the Imperial National Wildlife Refuge and the Mojave Desert, and to the south are Imperial County.

The mild winter climate and desert environment bring visitors to camp, hunt and fish at nearby lakes. Besides Glamis, popular recreational areas include Wiest, Ramer and Finney Lake in the San Bernardino National Forest and Imperial National Wildlife Refuge in Imperial County. Boating, swimming or fishing has its roots in a long history of fishing and camping at Lake Salton. About 55 miles east is the Great Smoky Mountains National Park, home to some of the world's most popular hiking and biking trails, as well as the Grand Canyon.

There are parking cushions, boxes and toilets, and the park has proven to be one of the most environmentally friendly parks in the USA.

Viegas - Walker herself comes to El Centro with her husband, who has taken a job at a local law firm. Two state prisons are also nearby, and the Valley is looking forward to getting them, he said. I like the fact that I can get to work in six minutes, but I am also very happy with the location of the park.

For those planning to move and make the area their permanent home, it's nice to know there are amenities and things to do and walk to, she said. Finding the best accommodation in El Centro, a town of just over 1,000 inhabitants, is a much easier task.

Domino's is a great way to save money and get the food you want, when and how you want it and what you want it for. If you see a need for pizza in El Centro or other cities in the area, such as San Diego or San Bernardino, you can also find Brawley's Domino's, a pizzeria. Find a domino site in BRAWley and order your food, then call it next time you ask.

Dominoes is committed to excellence and everything we do reflects that commitment, and we are proud of our commitment to our customers, our employees and our community.

The NoCCA programme of the school conducts choral and drama workshops for the schools and includes the above mentioned performers. The Brawley Public Library has a collection of over 1,000 books on the history of the city and its people, as well as many other books and books on the local community. A number of local organizations, such as the San Bernardino County Historical Society, have joined forces over the years to support various projects.

NoCCA has renovated large parts of Palmer since 1998, hosting concerts, theater performances at the Brawley Public Library, the San Bernardino County Historical Society and the Poncho de la Frontera Theatre, to name a few. NoCCC has also presented a variety of concerts and theater performances in the palm trees, such as "Ponchos Flying" and "The Little Mermaid," to name just two.

The cattle parade, sponsored by the Brawley Chamber of Commerce, is now one of the largest Western parades in the Southwest. Through the work of a rodeo committee, C-Cattle Call, and the NoCCA's partnership with the PRCA - which was approved in Palmer and is now recognized as the largest PR CA in the world - rodeos in Southern California have been sanctioned with more than 1,000 participants.

Although best known for its fish and bird populations, the Salton Lake is home to much more, which is why scientists call it the largest freshwater lake in the world and one of the largest in the United States. Brawley and the surrounding area are blessed with a number of man-made recreational sites, including the San Bernardino National Wildlife Refuge. The area is also rich in bird species and offers the few wetlands in California an abundance of migratory birds and other wildlife.

The desert turtle and the fringe turtle are on the US Fish and Wildlife Service's list of California's most endangered species. There are 24 reptiles and 20 mammals in the Salton Sea, with most species occurring in desert and coastal areas. The mammals of the Salton Sea include a variety of birds, reptiles, amphibians, mammals, birds of prey and reptiles.

The Orange mouth Corvina was imported from the Gulf of California and has become the main wild fish of the Salton Sea. The endangered Yuma Clapper Rail is rarely seen in wetlands or at sea, but you may have heard of it before. Even that's hard to get sometimes, "said Alba Sanchez, who works at the Imperial Valley Food Bank.