Page 39 – San Diego Magazine

Dry January: An Unsolicited Sojourn in Sobriety

SDM staff writer Danielle Allaire documents her journey without alcohol for 30 days to better understand her relationship with alcohol in this four-part series

Wine Director from Three Michelin-Star Addison Opening Wine Shop

Addison’s former wine director Victoria O’Bryan set to open Electric Wines in Hillcrest

Our Favorite Hiking Gear for 2025

If your new year’s resolution includes getting outdoors more, these backpacks, trail shoes, and GPS watches will make your hikes much more enjoyable

I Tried It: The All-Day Massage

SDM editor Mateo Hoke heads to The Spa at Torrey Pines in pursuit of the ultimate full-body experience

Get Outside and Seize 2025 on Catalina Island

Embrace the pace of Catalina Island this season with Bellanca’s Go & Play Winter Getawayoffering discounted ferry tickets aboard the Catalina Express and a room or suite of your choice.

The SD Chapter of Great American Artist and Athlete Ernie Barnes

The offensive lineman illustrated for San Diego Magazine while playing for the Chargers—now, his paintings sell for millions

15 Things to Do in San Diego This Weekend: January 9–12

See 12,000-pound trucks soar at Monster Jam, play in the snow at the Poway Winter Festival, and compete in San Diego–themed trivia for a good cause

Artist Nuge’s Work is a Rebellion Against His Architectural Background

When the Del Mar resident was laid off in 2016, he took it as an opportunity to pursue his drive to create

Carbonaro’s Fast-Casual Italian Coming to SDSU

Founder Andrea Carbonaro brings his Sicilian heritage to a new audience in eastern San Diego

Hope Starts Here

Gillian stood in the kitchen, the soft clink of the knife against the cutting board creating a rhythm they hadn’t known in years. But today, it felt familiar. For over a decade, Gillian had dedicated their life to caring for others. But when the pandemic hit, everything changed. They lost their job—and soon after, their […]

ADHD & Productivity: 7 Tips For Better Performance

Stephen King, Michael Phelps, Ellen Degeneres… You’re in pretty good company if you have ADHD. But how can you stay productive?

New $85M Chula Vista Film Studio to Bring Hollywood Jobs to San Diego

Chula Vista Entertainment Complex, a single-source production studio hub, may generate a potential $544 million economic impact

Restaurant Review: Le Coq

The people who brought us Herb & Wood and Animae present their grand finale in San Diego

Faces of San Diego 2025

What makes San Diego more than just a sun-soaked beach town? Our people. From groundbreaking entrepreneurs to industry-shaping experts, this city thrives on the talent and vision of those who dare to dream big. These innovators are rewriting the rules in health care, finance, real estate, fitness, and beyond, proving why San Diego truly earns […]

Unhinged, A Dating Series: How to Experiment with Dating Women

Guest columnist Amelia Rodriguez breaks down how women can respectfully approach the “figuring-it-out stage” with those of the same sex

INCOMING: Mia’s Solana Beach

Bluewater Grill Founders Launching Baja-Inspired Concept in Solana Beach

5 San Diego Sports Events to Watch: January 2025

The biggest local events to watch and attend this month

41 of the Most Anticipated San Diego Art Events in 2025

Your guide to the must-see art exhibitions, theater shows, concerts, and more in the coming year

The Best Things to Do in San Diego This Month: Jan. 2025

Enjoy the rodeo at Petco Park, check out local music shows, sip on craft beer in Liberty Station, and more this month

Keeping San Diego Safe: Fast Fire Watch Guards–Your Local Partner in Fire Prevention

San Diego, with its stunning natural beauty and vibrant community, is a place we all cherish. But living in such a beautiful, often dry climate, we’re keenly aware of the ever-present threat of wildfires. From the devastating blazes of 2003 and 2007 to more recent incidents, San Diegans know that fire hazards can emerge quickly […]