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Let The Bing Crosby Season Begin On Thursday, October 29, the Del Mar Thoroughbred Club’s Bing Crosby Season will kick off, bringing back the old-school Hollywood vibe on which the seaside oval was founded. Opening Day will feature the Fashion Event of the Fall as race goers are encouraged to show off their hottest Hollywood…
Quick Moves The McLaren 650S is challenging its Italian rivals in the supercar category When a car enthusiast brings up the subject of limited production, high performance sports cars, Ferrari has to be part of the mix, with Lamborghini usually in a close second place. Ferrari has worked hard to maintain its leadership, winning major races…
Jet Setter Destinations The holidays are fast approaching and jet setters are looking for the best places to gather with family and friends. We asked Scott Cutshall of private air charter company Clay Lacy Aviation what the top destinations are this year, and why private jet travel is the best way to get there. …
World-Class Show Jumping Comes to Del Mar In a not-to-be-missed event on Saturday, October 17, world-class show jumpers will come from around the globe for the Longines FEI World Cup Jumping Grand Prix, with $150,000 in prize money and valuable qualifying points towards the 2016 FEI Longines World Cup Finals in Sweden up for grabs.…
Behind San Diego’s Skyline Designed to encourage visitors to ponder the urbanism movement, its history, and future in downtown San Diego, Rethink Downtown: Behind San Diego’s Skyline, sponsored by Bosa Development, is an exhibition-lecture series at 700 First Avenue that celebrates San Diego and raises questions about downtown’s direction, and how architecture, amenities, and quality…
Grace and Elegance Beauty and generosity ruled the night in Rancho Santa Fe on September 13, as decorated Olympian Guenter Seidel and James and Charlotte Washburn’s horse Zero Gravity gave a one-of-a-kind dressage exhibition for the benefit of Feeding America San Diego. Guenter, a native of Germany, moved to the U.S. in 1985, and has…
Best in Travel for Foodies We travel to have new experiences, to explore other cultures, to learn, and — of course — to have fun. Each of us has our own specific passion — wildlife, shopping, performing arts — but we share an interest in trying new foods. Food and travel. It’s a natural…
Coast to Cactus The coastline, mountains, deserts and more — see it all in Coast to Cactus in Southern California, a permanent exhibition at theNAT. San Diego is known for its incredibly diverse terrain, ranging from the beaches and chaparral to the mountains and the desert farther afield. This terrain is what makes the region…
The Best of Authentic Seattle When you think of Seattle what pops into your mind? The Space Needle? Salmon? The Emerald City is chockablock with iconic images representing things to do and places to eat and sleep. So many things, in fact, that it’s hard to pick and choose among the options. I’ve lived in…
Mercedes-Benz S-Class captures a classic coupe essence Two decades ago, my late colleague David E. Davis reviewed the big, new Mercedes CL-Class coupe with this (paraphrased) exclamation: “I’m sitting in this luxurious two-door coupe with a pillar-less hardtop, a generous V8 engine up front, and rear wheel drive. It’s what always described an American luxury…
Well Planned & Thoroughly Enjoyed Peru rose to the top of my bucket list this past spring, so I did what I always do before planning a trip to a new destination — I bought a guidebook and started reading. Then I took my “top ten” list and surfed the Web. The result? Massive confusion.…
Exploring the North County sweet spots of Carlsbad, Encinitas, and Solana Beach Sip & Savor Carlsbad may well be home to the only ice cream made daily by a graduate of Italy’s Carpigiani Gelato University. Located on Carlsbad Village Drive, Gaia Gelato makes its frozen confections daily in small batches in the “gelato lab”…
San Francisco with Kids “Really? San Francisco with all of us?” I pay attention when our daughter makes trip suggestions. She’s an experienced traveler with great ideas, but this one sounded a little dicey — considering that all of us includes a first grader. “Won’t she be bored?” I queried. What followed confirmed my long-held…
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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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