My wife, Charisma, and I recently moved to Los Angeles chasing opportunity. We quickly fell in love with SoCal and, all of a sudden, we found ourselves planning a life and future here. We come from a quiet, suburban town, however, so L.A. oftentimes is overwhelming; not quite our vision for a forever home. We’ve […]
Coronado Beach and La Jolla Cove rank among the Top 10 beaches in the nation on prestigious Tripadvisor list
Just when you thought the prospect of enjoying San Diego’s beaches couldn’t get any more appealing, two of them have once again landed on Tripadvisor’s annual list of the best beaches in the United States – and this time they’re both in the Top 10. Tripadvisor’s coveted Travelers’ Choice Best of the Best awards program […]
San Diego’s Top Holiday Sips, Shops and Skates You Don’t Want to Miss
Trade the pine trees for some palm trees this winter at these seasonal holiday pop-ups. Whether it’s getting in the spirit with some holiday-themed cocktails, dusting off your skates and hitting an oceanfront ice rink, or wandering around a magical holiday market, San Diego offers a festive getaway unlike any other. Looking for enchanting ways […]
Explore Barrio Logan’s Vibrant Outdoor Market
With year-round sunny weather and vibrant culture, San Diego is home to various outdoor artisan markets. These markets are a great way to explore different neighborhoods and support local artists, makers, and entrepreneurs. San Diego’s most lively open-air markets can be found in the heart of the Barrio Logan, an artistic and culinary hub with […]
Make a Day of the Dead Altar With these San Diego Items
Every year on November 1-2, Mexico celebrates Día de Muertos (Day of the Dead), an ode to death through food, music and altars. This tradition originated as an Aztec ritual several thousand years ago. The festivity acknowledges death as an inevitable part of life. Mexicans believe the gateway between life and Mictlán (the underworld) dissolves […]
Explore San Diego’s Hispanic Culture at these Latinx Owned Businesses
San Diego’s proximity to Mexico and rich Hispanic heritage have helped shape its vibrant identity. Latinx influences can be discovered through the region’s colorful neighborhoods and savored in its culinary scene. That’s why San Diego proudly celebrates the important contributions from its Latinx community, not just during Hispanic Heritage Month but every day as well. […]
7 Ways to Enjoy the Outdoors in Mission Valley and Old Town
Mission Valley and neighboring Old Town San Diego, centrally located in the heart of San Diego, offer a variety of year-round outdoor activities. Here are 7 “must dos” in Mission Valley and Old Town, from hiking, biking and golf to discovering San Diego’s rich early California history to shopping for the perfect gift or souvenir. […]
Shop Face Masks with San Diego Style
As communities across the globe continue to practice social distancing, protective face masks are highly recommended. And in some cases, required as a measure to take when out in public. But in addition to being practical, face masks can also be a fun and fashionable way to spread some sunshine, support small businesses or raise […]
How to Support San Diego’s Local Businesses
While communities across the globe practice social distancing, you are never far from our hearts here in San Diego, and we’ll be here to provide you with plenty of virtual sunshine. For those currently in San Diego and those abroad who want to help, here are a few great ways to help support our awesome […]
Uniquely San Diego Boutiques to Shop this Holiday Season
San Diego is the place to shop for those hard to please people on your holiday list. From Point Loma to North County, California’s Beach City has you covered. Here are just a few boutiques to shop this holiday season. Rare Bloom Boutique Where: 2841 Canon Street, San Diego, CA 92106Rare Bloom Boutique is an […]
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