BLOG POST – San Diego 4th of July Fireworks
Don’t blow it!
On the Field with the Sockers
Photog Sam Hodgson gets up close
See This Now!
The new MOPA exhibit will blow your mind
Screening: ‘Wampler’s Ascent’
See the documentary film about San Diegan Steve Wampler’s historic climb up El Capitan.
Review: “Little Widow” has a lot of life
The Old Globe pulls off a powerful play
Survival of the Fittest
Q&A with boutique owner Sharon Olloqui
Lighting the Way
Tom Ham’s Lighthouse shines once again, after finishing a major remodel
Meet the Vagabrothers
They’re about to get the best job in the world
Photo Diary: Biking to Work
What it’s like to ride 45 miles to the office
12 Tips for Surviving Bike to Work Day
How cyclists are preparing for May 17
On Playwrights and Playwriting
Don’t worry, San Diego. We won’t quit our day jobs
A Garden in Petco Park
Veggies and more bloom at the ball game
Great Gatsby Fever!
The new Gatsby flick opens this weekend. Get prepped with style suggestions and more.
Inside Great Maple
Preview of Johnny Rivera’s latest spot
When in Drought
A lack of rainfall and low snowpack raise concerns about San Diego’s water supply
Wonderland Park, Ocean Beach
Circa 1913
Downtown Rocks Out
Downtown Rocks Out After a surge in sign-ups following the Boston bombings, the 16th annual Rock ’n’ Roll Marathon on June 2 will bring in more than 30,000 runners and 100,000 spectators. Both the marathon and half-marathon routes still wind through neighborhoods like North Park and Mission Hills, but this year the finish line will […]
The Excite-o-Meter
On our radar this month
Trending
What San Diego is buzzing about in June
Make a blog-San Diego, it’s time to find ourselves
Make a blog-San Diego, it’s time to find ourselves On April 7, the New York Times published a travel story called “36 Hours in San Diego.” New York-based freelance writer Freda Moon observed, “If San Diego has a cohesive identity at all, it’s a shared embrace of an easy, breezy Southern California casualness.” She went […]
Make a blog-The Little Taco Cart That Could
Make a blog-The Little Taco Cart That Could When Sabina Bandera took over La Guerrerense, the mariscos cart her in-laws opened in 1960, chances are she never imagined the Ensenada eatery would one day rank among Newsweek’s list of 101 best places to eat on Earth. Or that Anthony Bourdain would track her down with […]
Make a blog-Jetpacking
The next water sport has officially landed in San Diego. The new flight center at Mission Bay Sportcenter offers private lessons as well as the typical souvenir tees and video add-ons to document the experience. Prices start at $159 for 15 minutes on a weekday and run up to $549 for a 50-minute “Rockstar VIP […]
A Graham Downes Tribute
Remembering SD’s notable architect
The Places We Go
Drinking, driving and brutal editing in SD
Cinco de Mayo in San Diego
Get your fiesta on this weekend
Mother’s Day in San Diego
San Diego’s best events for Mother’s Day
