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Seven-show lineup, kicking off Sept. 8, will include one world premiere musical and two West Coast premieres
Del Mar author David Hoffer released a science-fiction novel last fall about a father who comes to realize that he and his daughter have extraterrestrial origins.
After COVID-19 public health restrictions closed schools and limited most other activities, a 2020 Canyon Crest Academy graduate used the free time to discover a new passion: clothing design.
Program being duplicated by schools nationwide
Upcoming locally produced plays include shows from Point Loma Playhouse, North Coast Rep, The Roustabouts, SDSU and more
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Solana Beach nonprofit La Colonia de Eden Gardens held its fourth drive-through student art exhibit May 2 in the St.
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Filmed play available for online streaming through May 23
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Ike’s Love & Sandwiches is now serving up its 800+ sandwich menu and innovative flavors at Del Mar Highlands Town Center.
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Three San Diego theaters collaborated on the 2009 play about Martin Luther King Jr.'s final 24 hours
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The San Diego Festival of the Arts, which will be held Saturday and Sunday, Sept. 11-12, seeks new and emerging artists to participate in the 35th annual show that will take place in North San Diego at the San Diego Surf Club Soccer Park, formerly the Del Mar polo fields.
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This year’s virtual festival running May 13 through June 23 will be largest and most international festival ever
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In a fitting Senior Night performance, three seniors shared the goal-scoring honors as host La Costa Canyon knocked off longtime rival Torrey Pines, 3-0, Wednesday, May 12, to put itself in the driver’s seat for the Coastal League championship.
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This is a continuing series of online activities to undertake on your computer or tablet during your quarantine quandary. • Congregation Beth Israel presents its next Men’s Club forum, “A Conversation with Deputy Chief of Mission Eitan Weiss,” at 7 p.m.
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Patients demand to know whether their personal information was compromised
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A body that was found near Tide Beach Park in Solana Beach has been identified as Alan Dale Pyles, according to the county medical examiner’s office.
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In response to shark activity reported by local surfers, the Del Mar City Council heard a presentation from Chris Lowe, a professor of marine biology and director of the Shark Lab at Cal State Long Beach, during its May 3 meeting.
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The board of directors that oversees the Del Mar Fairgrounds will meet next month to consider options to resume equestrian activities at Del Mar Horsepark in 2022, fairgrounds officials announced ahead of the board’s May 11 meeting.
Carmel Creek first-grader Julia Chen finished third place among violinists in her age group in the King’s Peak International Music Competition for spring 2021, which features classical music and is open to all musicians around the world.
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For a class project, a group of Canyon Crest Academy students have started a business that sells art kits designed to teach children ages 6 to 12 about the environment, social issues and other topics.
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La Jolla Playhouse-commissioned work, by choreographer Anjanette Maraya-Ramey, ‘a beautiful tapestry of individual solos and stories’
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Here’s the initial lineup of San Diego theater shows to watch at a discount during the month of May
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‘Beyond Van Gogh’ has been a smash in Europe and throughout the U.S.
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Like last fall’s ‘La bohème,’ this Rossini comedy about a love-struck count will take place in the Pechanga Arena parking lot
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The Fresh Paint Gallery in La Jolla is hosting “Radical Inclusion,” featuring the works of autistic artist Katie Flores and her mentor Amanda Saint Claire, through April 27.
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Upcoming San Diego concerts include Camarada’s Friday Stevie Wonder tribute, two Gilbert Castellanos-led jazz series and a Mt. Joy and a Trampled By Turtles double-header
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The Del Mar residents’ website, production company and podcast aim to inspire men 50 and older to ‘Live life, live young’
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This week’s San Diego theater report, with news from The Old Globe, North Coast Rep and San Diego Rep
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Ed Vodrazka also recently published his first book, highlighting exceptional stories in the history of California lifeguards
