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Rock Out – Rock Climbing in Mission Valley and Beyond!

Nope, we’re not talking rock concerts, but rather rock climbing! Located in the center of San Diego, within easy reach of most major attractions and activities, Mission Valley is the gateway to some of the best rock climbing and bouldering in Southern California. If you’re looking for some serious face climbing (ascending a vertical rock […]

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Top Things to Do in San Diego – March 24-29, 2015

You know what you should do? Spend the last weekend in March relaxing and enjoying all San Diego has to offer including these amazing top things to do. 2015 LPGA Kia Classic Entering its sixth year, the 2015 Kia Classic will be held at the Park Hyatt Aviara Resort in Carlsbad, California. The Kia Classic […]

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San Diego Crew Classic Returns to Mission Bay – March 28-29, 2015

Regarded as the first major regatta of the year, the San Diego Crew Classic brings together thousands of athletes from more than 100 universities, clubs and high school programs from across the United States to participate in this premier rowing event in San Diego’s Mission Bay. What to Expect at the Crew Classic The Races […]

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Must Love Dogs and Cats: Unusual Activities for Pet Lovers in San Diego

With more than a dozen pet friendly hotels throughout the city, and even more restaurants that open their doors to doggy dining companions, it’s no surprise that San Diego is a popular destination for pet lovers. And for those looking for a pet-centric experience that goes above and beyond, you’ll find that here too! If quality dog […]

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Top Things to Do in San Diego – March 17-22, 2015

It’s going to be a beautiful first weekend of Spring here in San Diego with amazing weather, colorful wildflowers and these top things to do. A Midsummer Nights Dream and Carnival of the Animals Frolicking fairies, star-crossed lovers. and bounding Amazons share the stage in Javier Velasco’s fast, fleet, and funny adaptation of Shakespeare’s immortal […]

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Touring Golf Equipment Companies in Carlsbad

As the home of the headquarters of TaylorMade Golf, Callaway and Cobra, Carlsbad, in San Diego’s North County Coastal region, is akin to the Silicon Valley of the golf equipment industry. The game-changing birth of the metal wood occurred in Carlsbad and those companies been leading the technology boom that has revolutionized the game ever […]

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Top Things to Do in San Diego – March 10-15, 2015

Make your friends green with envy as you rocket to San Diego for this weekend’s top things to do including plenty of sunshine, music, film, flowers, butterflies, St. Patrick’s Day and more! 2015 San Diego Latino Film Festival The 22nd San Diego Latino Film Festival presented by Lexus, set to take place at the AMC […]

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Black Dolls Exhibit – Now on Display at the Mingei International Museum

The new “Black Dolls” exhibit at the Mingei International Museum in <a title=”San Diego”s Balboa Park” href=”http://www.sandiego.org/members/visitor-information-centers/balboa-park.aspx” target=”_blank”>Balboa Park manages to be both a touching example of handmade craft and a complicated look at history. On view for the first time, 125 handmade dolls made between 1850 and 1940 provide a window into the African-American […]

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The Flavor Debate: Pushing the Boundaries of Craft Beer

What is beer supposed to taste like? Hardcore craft beer fans are often divided on this question. On one side, you have the people who say “beer should taste like beer,” meaning that adding “crazy” flavors and ingredients takes away from the “true” craft beer experience. These folks also argue that there are plenty of […]

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