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Dia de Muertos Mercado! October 24th
Celebrate Día de Muertos on Saturday, October 24, from 4–8 PM at Pop-Up Winona, located at 4951 El Cajon Boulevard! Hosted by our partners, La Maestra!. Join us for a festive evening celebrating Mexican culture and traditions while supporting local artists and vendors. Browse unique handmade goods, shop for special Día de Muertos treasures, and find items to decorate your ofrenda (altar).
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'Dyin' for Dracula' serves up bloody fun — very bloody
I love horror. So when I heard that Southwestern College (SWC) was doing a “blood” rehearsal for its new horror comedy, “Dyin’ for Dracula,” I had to check it out. Warning: Blood will flow … but it’s all fake and even edible. SWC's...
Escondido Times-Advocate
A weekend of funk, jazz, and aloha
Last weekend brought two very different kinds of magic to the California Center for the Arts, Escondido: a laid-back farewell to its free summer concert season on Friday, and the first notes of a brand-new series on Saturday. Hidden City Sounds goes out on a high note Friday evening, LP and the Vinyl took the stage in the CCAE Lyric […] The post A weekend of funk, jazz, and aloha first appeared on Escondido Times-Advocate .
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Aztecs in First Place Entering Final Round at NMSU's Golf Iconic Classic
LAS CRUCES, N.M. – The San Diego State women’s golf team is in first place after two rounds at New Mexico State’s Golf Iconic Classic. Four Aztecs were under par in the second round as SDSU shot an 11-under-par 277, the second best 18-hole team score in program history.
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La Jolla museum changes its name, but not its mission
Wisteria Cottage has been a fixture on Prospect Street in La Jolla for about 122 years. That’s not changing. But the name of the institution that calls it home is. “This is a 1904 cottage that was the home of Virginia Scripps, the half-sister of Ellen Browning Scripps,” said Lauren Lockhart, who leads what was the Historical Society. “This incredible property and the four structures on it were gifted to our organization by the Revelle family, descendants of the Scripps family.”
Coast News
Del Mar festival showcases wine and food
The fourth Del Mar Wine & Food Festival brought plentiful sunshine, distinguished wines and serious culinary talent to Surf Sports Park. Hosted by Troy Johnson with partners Drew Brees, Alex Morgan and Rob Machado, the festival demonstrated that food needs not take a back seat to wine at tasting events.
NBC San Diego
Viola Davis to receive Gregory Peck Award at San Diego Film Festival
Oscar-winning actress Viola Davis will receive the Gregory Peck Award for Cinematic Excellence Tuesday evening as the 25th annual San Diego International Film Festival opens with its Night of the Stars Tribute in La Jolla. Davis will be presented with the award by Cecilia Peck, daughter of the late actor...
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SAN DIEGO FOOD + WINE FESTIVAL: The Grand Fiesta Celebrates Mexican Cuisine
Anticipation is building for the 2026 edition of the award-winning and nationally acclaimed San Diego Food + Wine Festival, in large part for the programming focused on Mexico’s culinary landscape. This year’s 22nd SDFWF takes place Nov. 1 to 8, with special events leading up to the Grand Weekend...
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Deftones reveal lineup for 7th annual Dia De Los Deftones Festival in San Diego
Deftones announced the return of their annual music festival, Dia De Los Deftones. Scheduled for Nov. 7, the single-day event will mark its seventh installment at Petco Park, the downtown stadium that serves as the home field for Major League Baseball’s San Diego Padres. The Sacramento-based group will headline...
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San Diego Residents Miles From Snapdragon Stadium Report Shaking Homes And Sleepless Nights As Electronic Music Festival Sparks Noise Controversy
Bass from Snapdragon Stadium's Niteharts festival reportedly shook homes miles away, prompting widespread complaints across San Diego and responses from officials. Residents across San Diego spent much of the weekend wondering why their windows were vibrating, their walls were shaking, and an incessant electronic bassline seemed to be coming from just outside their homes. The source, it turned out, was a three-day music festival at Snapdragon Stadium in Mission Valley, where performances could reportedly be heard from University Heights and North Park to Clairemont, Pacific Beach, Point Loma, and beyond, sparking a citywide debate over noise restrictions and who has the authority to enforce them.
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RUTH: Remember Us The Holocaust Embarks on New Frontier
New Leadership, Exhibit and Dedicated Mission to Get Permanent Museum. Remember Us The Holocaust (RUTH) is entering an exciting new chapter with a new exhibit slated to open on September 29 at the San Diego Central Library downtown, new leadership and a renewed commitment to establishing a permanent Holocaust museum in San Diego.
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A Complicated Sibling Relationship at The Old Globe
Some stories focus less on a traditional plot and more on examining the lives of unique characters. A perfect example is Suzan-Lori Parks’ Pulitzer-Prize Winning 2001 script, Topdog/Underdog, which is getting an intense and emotionally engaging production at The Old Globe. Labeled as “a darkly comic fable,” a Black...
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GALLERY: City College women’s soccer team clobbers IVC, ends losing streak
The San Diego City College women’s soccer team snapped a three-game losing streak with a 3-0 win over visiting Imperial Valley College on Friday, Oct. 9. Entering the game, captain Maya Romero said the Knights (3-4 in the Pacific Athletic Conference, 3-5-1 overall) struggled with the recent results. “It...
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Aztecs in Fifth Place After One Round at NMSU's Golf Iconic Classic
LAS CRUCES, N.M. – The San Diego State women’s golf team is in fifth place after one round at New Mexico State’s Golf Iconic Classic. Four Aztecs shot an even par or better with Amelia Garibaldi and Kylie Warner leading the way with one-under-par 71s. Garibaldi and...