San Diego is proud to join hundreds of conservation organizations and thousands of individuals from countries around the world to celebrate World Oceans Day (June 8th) and help raise awareness about the important ways we can protect our oceans. This year, World Oceans Day is themed around the 50th anniversary of the Dr. Seuss classic, […]
Experiencing Wine Country in Southern California Style
This past weekend, I spent the day in Temecula’s Wine Country. Temecula is an approximately 45 minute drive from downtown San Diego and boasts a variety of vineyards. You can pretty much have your pick of types of wines and styles: from larger wineries that feature guided tours, restaurants and spas to small family-run places, […]
Head To Coronado Beach, Doctor’s Orders
Need some sun and surf, stat? Coronado Beach is just what the doctor ordered for summer 2010. For the last twenty years, Dr. Beach (aka Stephen Leatherman, director of Florida International University’s Laboratory for Coastal Research) has been recommending the top ten American beaches for each summer based on scientific criteria like sand condition and […]
Calling All Jazz Cats!
This Memorial Day weekend, the Gaslamp Quarter will come alive with the sound of scat and bebop for the Smooth Jazz 98.1 Gaslamp Festival with two outdoor stages and over two dozen indoor venues featuring national, international and local jazz acts. Gates open on Saturday at 12:30pm with performances in some indoor best online casino […]
Surfing with Vogue and Rob Machado in Encinitas
Have you seen the June 2010 issue of Vogue? There is a great article featuring Gossip Girl hottie Blake Lively and San Diego’s own surf god, Rob Machado. In it, they take to the waves right here in San Diego. Below is a quick review of the surf breaks and beaches mentioned in the Vogue article – you can […]
Get Real in Carlsbad
Mark your calendars for the San Diego Real Ale Festival at Pizza Port Carlsbad on June 4th and 5th. This event draws beer lovers from miles around for naturally carbonated, cask conditioned ales served via a British beer engine, the traditional serving method for beer in England. The San Diego Real Ale Festival is America’s oldest […]
A Ranch Retreat Worth Every Penny
This past weekend my husband, 9 year old son and I headed out to Warner Spring Ranch in San Diego’s east county for a little R&R. The ranch, which was originally established in 1844 as a stagecoach stop, is a funky and rustic oasis of the best kind. Just an hour and a half out […]
Kicking it in Coronado
One of our favorite things to do is spend time on Coronado Island. With each visit there are some must do’s as well as taking time to discover something new. It never disappoints us! You don’t have to stay on the island to enjoy it (although that is fun too!) Here are some of our […]
Cinco to Try This Weekend
San Diego is celebrating Cinco de Mayo in a big way; check out these five weekend fiestas: The 27th Annual Old Town Fiesta Cinco de Mayo takes place this Saturday and Sunday in Old Town State Historic Park. This FREE event features music and entertainment on five stages, a special kids area, delicious Mexican cuisine […]
SeaWorld Cares With $5 Kids Tickets.
In celebration of 45 years of conservation, rescue and rehabilitation of marine animals, SeaWorld is launching a new offer, SeaWorld Cares. Now through December 31, with each full-price SeaWorld San Diego single-day, adult admission purchased online, a ticket for a child age 12 and under can be purchased for just $5. And, even better, 100% of that $5 […]
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