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Prioritizing Your Travels How climate change is changing plans Posted on November 1, 2017 I feel like I need to start writing my bucket list in pencil. The log of places I want to visit once stretched out in years and was pretty much cast in concrete. Now, like many travelers, I prioritize the destinations…
Next Stop, Bangkok Posted on October 23, 2017 In Europe, all roads may lead to Rome, but in Southeast Asia, most air routes bring travelers to Bangkok. I hadn’t realized this until earlier this year when we planned our Thailand-Bhutan-Cambodia trip. After checking flight schedules it quickly became apparent that we’d be pivoting through the…
Downtown Dynamos Posted on September 29, 2017 In less than 15 years, downtown San Diego has experienced a revival, driven by visionaries who aren’t afraid to think outside the box to reimagine our beautiful seaside city. The addition of Petco Park to the landscape in 2004 was a major catalyst for renewed interest in the…
Guide to the Breeders’ Cup Special experiences showcase the town “Where the Turf Meets the Surf” Posted on September 28, 2017 The 34th running of the Breeders’ Cup World Championships will make history when it debuts at the iconic Del Mar Race Track on November 3 and 4. To mark the occasion, premium seating and…
Ciao Bello Maserati revs up with new luxury sport SUV Posted on September 12, 2017 I have a confession. Apparently, I’m one of the few people on the planet who’s not smitten by SUVs. I have nothing against “utility” or a “command of the road” seating position. It’s just that a low-slung sedan or coupe…
Culture Spotlight: San Diego Surf Polo Club Posted on September 10, 2017 With a storied history dating back to the earliest polo matches held more than 100 years ago and first played on Coronado, the San Diego Polo Club (now the San Diego Surf Polo Club) has remained a favorite of aficionados and newcomers to…
Autumn in Vermont Posted on September 5, 2017 Not long after we were married, my car-crazed husband asked if I’d like to join him for a Bugatti rally in New England. Normally, I’m a no-show for such events, but a week in Vermont in early September sounded like fun. I visualized admiring fall colors and…
San Diego Surf Polo Club September 3, 2017 With a storied history dating back to the earliest polo matches held more than 100 years ago and first played on Coronado, the San Diego Polo Club (now the San Diego Surf Polo Club) has remained a favorite of aficionados and newcomers to the sport. Willis Allen,…
Life in the Ranch Posted on September 1, 2017 Rancho Santa Fe is many different things: A private, safe place to raise a family or retire. A California landmark, rich with history, and favorite destination for everyone from Hollywood heavy-hitters to heads of state. A playground for those privileged to enjoy all its amenities under…
Culture Spotlight: Mingei International Museum Posted on October 10, 2017 There are many terms for art created outside the academy, including folk art, indigenous art, and craft art. The Japanese have a term for it: mingei, or “art of the people.” In 1978, San Diego State University professor of art, Martha Longenecker, grabbed the term…
Monterey in August Posted on July 27, 2017 In 1950, owners of a dozen now classic cars gathered at the then Del Monte Lodge on the Monterey Peninsula after a winding road race through the nearby forest. As weekends go there, the car show was a tiny event, which also included more racing nearby and…
New in Newport Special spots in nearby beach community Posted on July 27, 2017 If the thought of getting on a packed airplane for a getaway sounds like too much effort and expense, consider an easy hour-or-so-drive to Newport Beach. On a recent trip, we learned what’s hot in Newport, from dining to shopping in…
Finding Happiness in Beautiful Bhutan Posted on July 26, 2017 My fascination with the Kingdom of Bhutan started with a Time magazine article in 2008. “The king declared that the nation should become a democracy, and his subjects were horrified,” I read. It seems that, after a century of royal rule, most Bhutanese were afraid…
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
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The season shines bright with special events and offers across the county
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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