SD Jewelry Designer’s Patina Dreams
How Katey Brunini’s powerful ensemble of Brutalist-inspired art took shape during the early years of Covid
Two Years in the Making, Marisi Finally Opens
The Italian eatery’s culinary lineup reads like a fantasy restaurant league
Re-Tooling the Timken
The 57-year-old museum reopened this summer after two years, debuting a $3 million renovation
Cruising in Style
On the eve of its 30th birthday, Encinitas bike-maker Electra stays true to its roots, building casual cruisers for everyday riders
Below the Surface With Todd Glaser
From collaborations with Taylor Steele and Kelly Slater to sessions with Jack Johnson, local photographer shares his top 13 photos of all time
What Was And What Will Be
Chief Content Officer Troy Johnson remembers San Diego’s past while looking toward its future
Best of San Diego: For the Kids
We found plenty of ways for our littlest residents to get outdoors and even ride in style this year
Best of San Diego: Retail
From vintage eyewear in North Park to upcycled goods at the new Silverlake Flea Market in Encinitas, the city’s retail scene checks out
Best of San Diego: Great Outdoors
Getting outside and staying active is in our blood; and finding new ways to enjoy yearlong perfect weather is what we do best
Best of San Diego: Style & Design
Iconic new architecture, fashion history, and more reasons to cross international borders—our city is experiencing a major glow-up
Best of San Diego: Arts & Culture
The city’s scene is heating up with new music venues, the return of theatre festivals, and the rebirth of a now world-class museum
Best Of San Diego: Food & Drink
We’ve got your next 26 restaurant reservations right here; so get planning, you’ve got some work to do
Best of San Diego 2022
Everyone keeps a list and this is ours: 75 things we love about San Diego right now
Fit for a King
DJ, composer, producer and UCSD professor, King Britt takes us inside his sanctuary and satellite classroom for students
Absinthe Makes the Heart Grow Fonder
Heavy saucings, mythical spirits, and pretty significant magic fill Wormwood in North Park
Local Stokes: November’s Hottest Picks
The noteworthy emerging wonderthings that are captivating us this month
The San Diego Pet Guide
All you need to know about tricks, treats, trips, and travel with your four-legged friend
From Teenage Dreams to Tour Life
In between high school classes, college applications, and gossip at the lunch table, Inflorescence has been slowly growing up with their music
Some Like It Hot: Lost in San Diego’s Deserts
The city’s many deserts are about to have a moment, but for now, these charming destinations are still off the radar
Lillian Faderman On Her New Book, Two Decades in the Making
A local author and historian releases her ambitious history of what it means to be an American woman
New Residential Project Debuts Next to Rancho La Puerta
San Diego’s “Godmother of Wellness” explores 4,000 acres of rugged territory in Tecate
A Modernist Utopia on the Sonoma Coast
San Diego’s most prolific architectural photographer turns his lens on Sea Ranch Lodge
Terminal 1 Takes Flight With Art-Forward Renovation
Local artist Kaori Fukuyama chosen as first artist to help create a large-scale piece for SAN’s Under the Wing Mentorship program
Discovering Untapped Wellness in the Yucatan
Mérida is quickly becoming the go-to destination for travelers searching for restoration and rejuvenation
A More Cultured Cabo San Lucas
Gone are the days of tourist traps and tequila hangovers, the Mexican city has elegantly rebranded itself
Spilling the Beans on Mexico City’s Coffee Scene
The world’s largest city finally makes its mark in the specialty coffee market
