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“Come One, Come All” reads artist Celeste Byers’ new sunrise-colored mural at One Paseo.
Carmel Valley resident Danielle Depratt Koelbl and her 6-year-old daughter Taylor have written and published their third little book with a lesson.
Local residents and visitors can now visit a new, free art museum open 24 hours a day all year long on Cedros Avenue.
Phil Salazar and the Kin Folk will play at the Pilgrim United Church of Christ Oct. 19 in Carlsbad as part of the nonprofit San Diego Folk Heritage’s regular series of events.
With everything from major box office draws to short films by students, the San Diego International Film Festival will be held Oct. 15-20 at multiple venues throughout the city.
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Since publishing his book “The Business of Gratitude” in 2017, Del Mar resident Steven A. -
The upscale KAABOO festival is teaming up with the San Diego Padres and moving to downtown San Diego after five years in Del Mar
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After many years as a successful single-day event during the annual San Diego International Jewish Film Festival, short films were spun off into a festival of their own.
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The Solana Beach Chamber of Commerce is preparing for the inaugural Fiesta del Sol Battle of the Bands on Sept. 16, 5-9 p.m., at the Belly Up.
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CAVA opened this summer in One Paseo, hoping to put an end to the notion that eating healthy has to be devoid of flavor.
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“This One Step,” a five-minute film directed by Del Mar-based sisters Austin and Westin Ray, will be included in this year’s GI Film Festival, taking place at multiple San Diego venues from Sept. 24-29.
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“A reader lives a thousand lives before he dies...The man who never reads lives only one.” – George R.R.
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On regular school days, children are scattered across the wide, ocean-view field at Del Mar Heights Elementary School, playing on the grass and on the skinned infield of the baseball diamond.
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The San Diego County Board of Supervisors Tuesday, Oct. 15, approved creating a community choice aggregation energy program but at the same time voted to wait and see what kind of governing authority to adopt in order to implement it.
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The Solana Beach School District board has decided it will not build the district’s eighth school in Pacific Highlands Ranch nor will it expand Solana Ranch Elementary School to house the incoming students from the growing Pacific Highlands Ranch.
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A GoFundMe campaign to raise money for the recovery of a horse hit by a car last weekend in Encinitas has raised more than $13,000 from almost 300 donors as of Wednesday morning, Oct. 16.
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The Baha’is of Carmel Valley invite the public to join in its bicentennial celebration of the birth of the Bab, the Herald of the Baha’i Faith.
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Lydia Cutler, a Solana Beach resident, self-published a novel based on her experience as an immigrant from the Soviet Union who came to the U.S. with her husband and young son in the 1970s.
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Peggy Stokes, an artist based in Solana Beach, will be featured on the Australian TV series “Colour in Your Life,” with an all-day filming session in her home studio scheduled for Sept. 11.
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The stages will soon be set for the KAABOO music festival, returning to the Del Mar Fairgrounds Sept. 13-15 for its fifth year.
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“Take Me Home Huey,” a 56-minute documentary about a Rancho Santa Fe-based artist turning a Vietnam War helicopter into a work of art, will kick off this year’s GI Film Festival.
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Inspired by the art scene in downtown Pensacola, Florida, J.D.
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When the singer-songwriter Jake Smith, otherwise known by his stage moniker The White Buffalo, was growing up in Los Angeles he can recall a distinct recollection of his earliest brush with music.
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Tenth Avenue Arts Center will host “No Distractions,” the first full-length play from a theater company run by a local college student who wants to get more youth involved in the medium, from Aug. 29-31.
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Rehearsals are underway for “Amadeus,” the North Coast Repertory Theatre’s 38th season-opening show that debuts Sept. 4.
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From a field of 875 submissions by K-12 students from San Diego and Tijuana, two Torrey Pines High School students were selected for the 14th annual juried exhibition at the Museum of Photographic Arts.
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New novel is set on a horse ranch in Rancho Santa Fe
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Local author Shaina Krevat recently announced the release of her second book, Tales of Mundane Magic Volume Two.
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