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Solana Beach theater has added timely play about Frederick Douglass and Abraham Lincoln to season
The ‘re-imagined’ festival is moving forward with six livestreamed concerts
Mainly Mozart extends its Del Mar series, while Whitney Shay and Tony Award-winner Christopher Hoff gear up for separate concerts
Sign-ups are now open for the fifth-annual Carmel Valley Summer Symphony, which will be held virtually from Aug. 10-14.
Drawing in part from personal experience, Rancho Santa Fe author Sarah Z.
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Spirit Skies is an international graphic novel collaboration by Canyon Crest Academy’s Humanities and Envision Visual Arts Conservatories and their partners along the Pacific Flyway.
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Despite the title, “Journeys with Jimmy Carter and Other Adventures in Media,” by La Jolla resident Barry Jagoda is not just about our 39th president.
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Carmel Valley siblings Jacqueline and Justin Fisher are using their Whimsical Finds Shop on Etsy as an outlet to spread happiness and positivity in time where there is a lot of uncertainty.
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Carmel Valley cartoonist and illustrator Deana Sobel Lederman has published her debut picture books, three stories that help children understand what they are experiencing during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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The new Richard Walker’s Pancake House is now fulfilling breakfast cravings at Flower Hill Promenade in Del Mar.
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Carmel Valley resident Carol Sveilich released her third book, “Reflections From a Glass House,” a memoir about the music, culture and politics during her Bay Area upbringing in the 1960s.
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Ocean water at the north end of the state beach off-limits
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This is a continuing series of online activities to undertake on your computer or tablet during your quarantine quandary.
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A group of Canyon Crest Academy and Torrey Pines students hope to raise awareness of gender inequality and inspire students through a Women in Leadership Panel that is free and open to the public.
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Solana Beach business owner Lesa Heebner will be the only mayoral candidate on the ballot when Solana Beach city residents vote in November.
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Many Del Mar residents once again expressed their disapproval for the idea of homeless housing at the Del Mar Fairgrounds, a possibility that the board of directors who run the state-owned venue continue to explore.
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Del Mar Highlands Town Center has announced a handful of new boutique, bakery and lifestyle offerings that will be added to the center this fall.
SDCC’s 51st year was changed by the pandemic. Now the organization is in uncharted territory: Going online and making it free.
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Coronavirus pandemic has required some major adaptations for the eclectic, forward-looking series
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A Poway artist is using his paintings to give back to the community.
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Longtime arts engagement director will take on additional role as associate artistic director, replacing outgoing associate artistic director Travis LeMont Ballenger
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The nearly 50,000-strong collection has rare albums by Sun Ra, Cecil Taylor and a host of jazz, blues, gospel and reggae artists
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For her new docuseries “Art of the City,” EC Gallery founder Ruth-Ann Thorn interviewed artists in San Diego, Santa Fe and New Orleans before the COVID-19 pandemic forced her to change course.
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Carmel Valley’s Victoria Bennett has published her second book, “Mean Doreen,” a children’s book that addresses the difficult topic of bullying.
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Exhibition via new augmented reality app on view from July 11 – Aug. 22
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Theater news from San Diego Repertory, San Diego Musical Theatre, Diversionary and more
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The concert, billed as ‘Jazz the Night Away,’ will provide employment (at least for a day) for employees at the dormant fairgrounds
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Proceeds of July 12 kick-off performance of ‘Beethoven’ play will benefit San Diego Rep and several other theaters
