San Diego Critics Choose Nadia Guevara as Female Actor of The Year
2018 was a superb year for San Diego theater, and to honor the best of…
7 Last-Minute Ideas for Celebrating Valentine’s Day in San Diego
If you haven’t made plans yet for Valentine’s Day on Thursday, there’s still time. With…
Looking for ‘Dancing Lessons’ and Getting Much More at Scripps Ranch Theatre
What happens when a neurotypical and an Aspie collide? A profound lack of understanding, for…
Fleet Center Explores Science of Play at Ambitious Exhibit Opening Friday
The Fleet Science Center will open an innovative exhibition Friday that attempts to evoke childhood memories of…
The History of ‘A Star is Born’ on the Awards Circuit
Two years ago when it was announced Bradley Cooper and Lady Gaga were finally leading…
New Exhibit at Automotive Museum Explores World’s Iconic Cars
The San Diego Automotive Museum in Balboa Park has opened a new exhibit focusing on…
Super Bowl Mariachi Band Among Cuyamaca College Spring Concert Performers
A San Diego mariachi band that twice played the Super Bowl is among the performers…
New Exhibit at History Center Features Landscape Artist Carol Lindemulder
An exhibition of bold landscape paintings by noted local artist Carol Lindemulder will open Saturday…
Rancho Valencia Ranked Top Hotel in California in 2019
Rancho Valencia Resort & Spa was named the top hotel in California in U.S. News…
Cohn Restaurant Group to Open Casual ‘Del’s Hideout’ in Del Cerro
The Cohn Restaurant Group plans to open a casual restaurant with innovative “call button” service…
For ‘Frankie and Johnny’ It’s Not Too Late for Love at Onstage Playhouse
“People are given a moment,” Johnny tells Frankie. He’s ready to grab the opportunity by…
San Diego International Jewish Film Festival Opens Thursday with 32 Films
The San Diego International Jewish Film Festival opens Thursday night with 32 feature-length films that illuminate the…
Zimbabwe Becomes ‘Familiar’ in This Clash of Family and Roots at The Old Globe
Certain thematic threads run through all immigrant stories: assimilation vs. tradition; whether or not to…
Don’t Call It Eggplant!: ‘Aubergine’ at The San Diego Rep
Food is culture. Food is family. And food, as everyone from Marcel Proust to playwright…
