The Best-Selling Card Games You Didn’t Know Were from San Diego
The origin story behind DSS Games, creators of Drunk, Stoned or Stupid
Everything You Need to Know About Traveling to Hawai’i Right Now
The updates, openings, and tips for visiting the Aloha State
Mission Valley Is Finally Growing Up
City thinkers are betting big ($3 billion!) to create a walkable community where people will want to dine, live, and gather
How to Make Your Own Sustainable Food Wraps out of Beeswax
Cynthia Trujillo, owner of Reap & Sow, shares her tips for this easy eco-friendly DIY
Here’s the Travel News You Missed Coming Out of San Diego International Airport
SAN’s major terminal overhaul and seasonal flights, including a nonstop to Munich!
National City’s Next Step
East Eighth Street is buzzing with a new food hall, new developments, and a new downtown feel
This Taco at Camino Riviera Is Topped with Edible Gold
Chef Brian Redzikowski dishes on what makes this a V.I.T. (very important taco)
Preview: MCASD La Jolla’s New Looks
The details we’re most excited about from the five-year, $105 million renovation
Photo Tour: Artifact Restaurant at the Mingei
A walk through the museum’s new restaurant with San Diego architect Jennifer Luce
3 San Diego Art Exhibits to Check Out This Spring
Including a collection of Degas, Monet, Picasso, and more at the San Diego Museum of Art
9 Women Who Are Changing the Craft Beer Scene in San Diego
In celebration of International Women’s Day, these ladies share advice and what they love about San Diego beer
Road Trip! The Sights, Bites, and Stays to Get You Excited About Arizona
A slew of hotel openings and new food scenes make for a great Southwest escape
What We’re Craving, Sipping, and Talking About in March
Traditional Irish fare, a long-awaited reopening, and a pop-up submarine tiki bar
You Can See This Textile Artist at Work This Month at the Mingei International Museum
Denja Harris talks about her love for “painting with fabric” and prepping for her first workshop demonstration ever
This Local Creates North Park’s Most Iconic Buildings out of Legos
Ben Smith gives us a glimpse into his process of creating micro versions of San Diego institutions
16 Things to Do in San Diego in March
Carlsbad’s flower fields, music, and festivals to add to your agenda this month
Publisher’s Note: March 2022
Publisher Troy Johnson on returning to the San Diego Magazine offices
