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Culture Spotlight: Museum of Photographic Arts Posted on February 10, 2018 In the early 1970s, a group of local photographers looked to bring the camera arts to the public. They spent nine years as an organization without a permanent home. The City of San Diego then donated space in its Balboa Park Cultural Complex. The…
A Tennis Lover’s Oasis Top pros preview desert tournament for fun and charity Posted on February 7, 2018 Before triple digit heat scorches its sands, before the droves make a pilgrimage to music festivals that stretch for days on end, and before sun worshippers cluster in sparkling pools and seek respite under countless umbrellas, the…
Celebrate Love Special spots to share Posted on February 1, 2018 San Diego is filled with romantic experiences sure to get hearts racing this Valentine’s Day, including decadent dinners, spa-cations, and an over-the-top hotel stay in a luxury suite — of course, just for two. Room at the Top For a lofty experience, book two…
An Enchanted Expedition Trailing Georgia O’Keeffe in New Mexico Posted on February 1, 2018 I’ve found over the years that the best way to plan a trip is to talk to locals. On our last sortie to the Land of Enchantment, my husband and I let Georgia O’Keeffe be our guide. The artist made the…
Grand Touring for Four Posted on February 1, 2018 Some Ferrari purists are not enamored with Ferrari’s GTC4Lusso, reacting to the hatchback styling of this car and its predecessor, the Ferrari FF. I didn’t swoon over the FF either, but when the GTC4Lusso arrived in my driveway for a week’s evaluation, I was smitten. Each…
Culture Spotlight: New Village Arts Posted on January 10, 2018 It all started in a converted chicken coop. Kristianne Kurner and Francis Gerke, two graduates of the New York Actors Studio, came to Carlsbad 17 years ago looking for a community to produce theater. Their first productions were as humble and grassroots as they come.…
Getting Its Game Face On The new Lincoln Navigator SUV lines up well Automotive historians often credit the mid-1960s Jeep Grand Wagoneer with being the first large luxury SUV. That workhorse could wander off-road, tow the horse trailer, then take a family to dinner in style. Land Rover joined that club, launching the Range Rover…
Relaxing at the Ritz Desert resort is a perfect spot to recharge Now that the hectic holidays are behind us, it’s time to relax and refresh in the New Year. Fortunately, we are an easy hour-and-a-half drive from the desert playground of Rancho Mirage, with its mountain vistas, stark landscapes, and spectacular sunsets that tinge…
Joyful Journeys Bringing happiness home in the New Year Posted on January 1, 2018 Everyone has a reason for traveling. Some look forward to meeting new people. Others want to break their routine and seek new sights and experiences. Then, there are those who love the challenges, whether it’s mastering the Paris Metro or learning…
Culture Spotlight: Warwick’s Posted on December 10, 2017 Running a successful local retail business — particularly in the age of Amazon — is no small feat. But when yours has been a cultural mainstay for nearly 80 years and bears the distinction as the oldest family-owned and operated bookstore in the country, the work is…
The Best of Berkeley Posted on December 5, 2017 It was Benjamin Braddock who introduced me to Berkeley. I was a big fan of The Graduate and watched repeatedly as he pursued Elaine Robinson across the Cal campus and staked out Moe’s Books on Telegraph Avenue. The movie is 50 years old this month, so…
The Gift of Flight Posted on December 4, 2017 For the thrill seeker on your holiday list, consider giving a bird’s eye view of our beautiful hometown. Operating out of Montgomery Field, San Diego Sky Tours is a veteran-owned company that promotes aviation via exciting airborne adventures. The team’s elite military fighter pilots offer everything…
Culture Spotlight: Balboa Theater Posted on November 10, 2017 Built in the golden age of movie palaces, the Balboa Theatre opened in 1924 as a vaudeville and film emporium. Named after Spanish explorer Vasco Nunez de Balboa, it originally boasted six street level stores and offices on the upper floors. A brief remodel rebranded it…
Travel Editor Elizabeth Hansen is wowed on a visit to the Pacific Northwest
San Diego is blooming with everything from fashion, festivals, and actual florals to announcements of more exciting openings on the horizon
The full service, high-touch women’s boutique just opened at The Beacon La Costa
The luxurious 12-passenger Adrienne glides along the rivers and canals that thread through Burgandy
Topping the list as one of the country’s fastest growing states, the region is still keeping things fresh without losing its history
Move, nourish, and rest close to home in California's Rancho Mirage
Standout Ways to Enjoy this Holiday Season in San Diego
The season shines bright with special events and offers across the county
More than a century in, this historic property in Rancho Bernardo still runs with heaps of heart and hospitality
The luxurious property in Greenough, Montana is both a refined haven and rural destination
What’s NewSan Diego’s seemingly endless appetite for premium steaks has brought yet another destination into the mix, this time in Del Mar Highlands Town Center. Steak 48, the acclaimed national steakhouse chain from the people who founded Mastro’s, made its grand debut last month, revealing a complete transformation of the former Searsucker space. Anchored by…
Live theater is back and better than ever in The Big Apple
The historic hotel landmark reopens to the public
A look at local openings, festivals, and events to fill your calendar this October, and a taste of what's still to come