70 San Diego Restaurants Participating in ‘Dining Out for Life’ to Fight HIV
Restaurants around the county will participate in Dining Out for Life Thursday to raise funds…
34 San Diego Museums Offering Reciprocal Admission in Annual ‘Big Exchange’
The San Diego Museum Council‘s annual “Big Exchange” promotion returns Wednesday, allowing residents who are…
San Diego Crew Cut: Fuego Exits NBC’s ‘World of Dance,’ Plots Pro Future
Fuego Dance Crew saw its hot streak end Sunday, taking sixth (and last) place on…
Revisit a Rarely Seen Sam Shepard Gem in ‘Geography of a Horse Dreamer’
Sam Shepard, King of the Wild Frontier. The late, much-admired actor/writer/director spent his playwriting life…
Mission Federal’s Popular ArtWalk Festival Returning to Little Italy
Mission Federal ArtWalk, the arts and culture event that draws over 100,000 people annually to…
‘The Mustang’ Is a Serious Horse Movie—for Grownups, Not Children
With horse movies, it’s often the same thing over and over again: either a goofy,…
13 Emerging Artists Demonstrate ‘Eccentricity Has Room’ at MCASD Exhibition
A new exhibition at the Museum of Contemporary Art San Diego features emerging artists whose…
‘Notes from The Underground’ Celebrates San Diego Skate, Punk and Hip-Hop
An exhibition opening this week at the San Diego History Center celebrates the dynamism of…
Immersive Art in 125-Foot-Long Tunnel at Scripps Highlights Oceans in Crisis
A unique, immersive art installation at Scripps Institution of Oceanography seeks to dramatically illustrate the…
‘James and the Giant Peach’ Musical Coming to SDSU
SDSU School of Theatre, Television, and Film presents the musical Roald Dahl’s “James and the…
Jerusalem Quartet Delights in First Performance at La Jolla’s New Conrad
With a sublime presentation Tuesday evening by the Jerusalem Quartet, it becomes readily apparent why…
San Diego’s Fuego Flirts with ‘World of Dance’ Fame: Makes Friends, Viral Video
Fuego Dance Crew of San Diego has advanced in NBC’s “World of Dance,” partly on…
Immigrant Vietnamese Are ‘Poor Yella Rednecks’ in Rural Arkansas Saga
Vietnam was a sore spot in American history. “Vietgone” was a bright spot in theater…
The Audience Is the Congregation in ‘Church’ from InnerMission Productions
When you go to “Church,” you go to church. The audience is the congregation, being…
