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Atypical art: La Jolla Art & Wine Festival to return Oct. 7-8 with unique and conventional offerings
Event to feature mural-covered cars, an interactive mural, children’s activities, and a wine, beer and spirits garden
Rancho Santa Fe photographer Betty Byrd’s new photographic exhibition “Wild Legacies”, now on display at the Solana Beach City Hall Gallery, hopes to open people’s eyes to the plight of endangered species.
The San Diego International Film Festival returns in October for its 22nd year with 3,200 films from 85 countries, with a spotlight on social impact films.
Paul Slade Smith’s theatrical comedy was inspired by a 100-year-old play by Hungarian playwright Ferenc Molnar
Now, after multiple ownership changes, it is poised to return to the fairgrounds, which hosted KAABOO for five years, starting in 2015. The fair leadership votes on the move Tuesday.
Local theater companies and San Diego Opera are bringing new works and classics this fall
Pulitzer Prize-winners ‘Fat Ham’ and ‘English’ join the West Coast premieres of ‘Murder on the Orient Express’ and ‘Dracula, a Comedy of Terrors’
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The Nov. 14-18 concert series in La Jolla will feature celebrated pianist Anne-Marie McDermott and first-chair members of the San Diego Symphony, along with a concert featuring works by Clarice Assad, Amy Beach and Ellen Zwillich
An earlier version of this production directed and choreographed by Josh Rhodes was presented last year at Asolo Repertory Theatre in Florida
Drop the beat: Online radio show sharing global music, preserving culture from displaced communities
Melody Pezeshkian is the host of “Borders of Sound” on Particle FM, a San Diego-based internet radio station. Her show showcases music from countries with rich cultural heritage, whose people have been displaced or whose culture has been oppressed.
The inaugural festival running Sept. 6-11 will have 18 events culminating in a two-day grand tasting event at Del Mar’s Surf Sports Park.
A full-length documentary coming to theaters in September from Del Mar Heights scientist-turned-filmmaker Alex Rivest details one scientist’s quest to study climate change through glaciers on some of the tallest mountains in the world.
Also this week, more news on Little Amal’s visit to San Diego in November and a San Diego native scores at the Edinburgh Fringe fest
Swapanthi Dance Academy presented “Naisha Patel Rangapravesha/Bharatanatyam” to a full audience on Aug. 6 at the Poway Center for the Performing Arts.
The same scenario is playing out nationwide for both theater and opera companies now facing shutdowns, season cancellation, layoffs and shrinking audiences
Jimmy’s Buffet getting ready for performance Sept. 8 at the Belly Up in Solana Beach
First commissioned in 2008, the ‘Untitled Unauthorized’ musical by Joe Iconis tells the story of the famously anarchic journalist.
Paul Filenko’s ‘Kyle & Mira Sell Lemonade’ is a ‘more lively and creative’ version of a book originally released four years ago.
