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Taste of Encinitas August 8, 2017 Encinitas 101 MainStreet Association presents the 29th Annual Taste of Encinitas from 5:30-8:30pm. Each year, this beloved community event brings thousands of people to downtown Encinitas to experience culinary treasures while shopping at one-of-a-kind shops along Highway 101. Treat your taste buds to food samples from 30+ local restaurants…
San Diego Aviators Battle to Stay on Top in World TeamTennis Thru August 5, 2017 San Diego’s professional tennis team, the San Diego Aviators, have returned for their fourth season of World TeamTennis, thrilling tennis fans with fast-paced play in a lively format unlike any other. The team, which plays home matches on center court…
Farmer’s Fix Posted on July 2017 Love salads, but don’t like all that slicing and dicing? Don’t love them, but want to eat healthier? That’s where Farmer’s Fix comes in — a salad subscription service that delivers a week’s worth of fresh, delicious salads to your home or office. Choose from more than a dozen…
All in the Family Promoting Hawaiian poke with a smile Posted on May 11, 2017 Creating connections is everything to San Diego native Nino Camilo. The coffee enthusiast, marketer for King’s Hawaiian rolls, and founder of the I Love Poke Festival (now in its eighth year) and the blog Ono Yum, credits connections as the…
Lionfish Opens With A Roar Posted on April 28, 2017 The immaculate Pendry Hotel has risen like a contemporary boutique phoenix from a once underutilized Gaslamp district parking lot. It has attained instant “It-spot” status that bleeds over to its bars and the modern coastal eatery, Lionfish. The brilliant, eye-catching interior design and pulsing, club-ready…
The Natural Demystifying natural, organic, and biodynamic wines Posted on March 7, 2017 Serious wine lovers, both self-styled and professional, frequently hear the terms “natural,” “biodynamic,” and “organic” used to describe wine. Even casual wine drinkers have seen them appear on wine lists. What do the terms actually mean and, most importantly, is the wine…
Sailing the High Seas Posted on January 23, 2018 San Diego’s new residential high-rise, Pacific Gate by Bosa, now offers residents a hassle-free boat share program, complete with a captain. The Pacific Dream is a 45-foot Cruiser Yacht with outdoor wrap-around seating for ten, two staterooms with extra sleeping berths, and two spacious private bathrooms…
An Alternate Route to Healthy Travels Posted on Jan. 1, 2017 While my head and my heart loved Machu Picchu, high atop the Andes Mountains, my knees really didn’t like the steep stone stairs that crisscross the ancient site. I’d brought hiking poles, but the pain was still, well — memorable. Back in La Jolla,…
“The Pink Lady” Turns 90 La Valencia marks a milestone Posted on Dec. 5, 2016 When it comes to anything labeled “historic,” there’s a fine line between being a classic and becoming a relic. It’s a line of which La Valencia, the iconic La Jolla hotel, doesn’t want to cross to the wrong side. “We’re…
Staycation Dreaming Posted on Nov. 30, 2016 If you’re thinking of going away for the holidays but dreading long delays at the airport, you might want to consider the hassle-free option of skipping long-distance travel altogether and staying in San Diego. Families from around the world choose to celebrate the season in our beautiful city…
Culture Spotlight: Rancho Santa Fe Community Concerts Back in 2000 Holly and Tony Wilson had a brainchild wherein they would organize some free live music for friends and community members. They funded the event themselves and handwrote postcards as a way to attract viewers. Fifty or so people turned out to the Garden Center for…
Culture Spotlight: San Diego Repertory Theatre Founded in 1976 and set to celebrate its 40th anniversary season next year, the San Diego Repertory Theater is the brainchild of San Woodhouse and D.W. Jacobs, who sought to establish a theatre company that would choose provocative works by diverse authors to inspire audiences and artists to build the…
Culture Spotlight: California Center for the Arts, Escondido Posted on February 1, 2015 What began with a vision for a city’s communal arts location in 1985 became a reality in 1994 when the California Center for the Arts broke ground adjacent to Grape Day Park — the historic site of the city’s Grape Festival that…
