Many consider Point Loma to be San Diego’s Plymouth Rock. It was here that explorer Juan Rodriguez Cabrillo first set foot on the West Coast in 1542. Today, history echoes throughout Point Loma, while contemporary visual and performing arts, great restaurants, shopping and more make it a terrific destination for a family adventure.
5+ San Diego Beer Week Events You Don’t Want to Miss
It’s the most wonderful time of the year! No, I am not talking about December (though I do like that as well). I am talking about the ten amazing days that make up San Diego Beer Week (SDBW). From rare beer tap takeovers at your favorite restaurant to a massive bottle share along 30th, there […]
San Diego’s Maritime History Comes Alive this Weekend at the Cabrillo Festival
In 1542, Cabrillo sailed the ocean blue and not only discovered San Diego Bay for Spain, but California and the U.S. West Coast as well. Yep, that’s right…San Diego is the Plymouth Rock of the West! Portuguese explorer Juan Rodriguez Cabrillo sailed into the harbor on September 28 – almost exactly 472 years ago! – aboard the San […]
Top Things to Do in San Diego – September 23-28, 2014
Spend the first weekend of Fall in San Diego enjoying the warm weather, autumn activities and these top things to do: San Diego Restaurant Week [vimeo http://vimeo.com/100744669 height=360 width=640] Leave the cooking to someone else and join over 140,000 diners in the celebration of Restaurant Week and indulge in discounted prix fixe menus including two-course […]
Friday Night Liberty Invites You To Explore the Historic Liberty Station
San Diego’s Liberty Station, on the site of Point Loma’s former Naval Training Center, is a thriving, continually reviving, slice of San Diego history – and one of the best ways to explore the neighborhood it is by attending Friday Night Liberty, beginning at 5:00 PM on the first Friday of each month.
It’s an opportunity to visit galleries and performance venues for free and meet artists at work in studios that have replaced barracks and classrooms where the U.S. Navy once practiced the art of turning boys into men.
Top Things to Do – Labor Day Weekend in San Diego
Cap off the perfect summer by spending <a title="Labor Day in San Diego" href="http://www.sandiego.org/campaigns/summer-in-san-diego/labor-day.aspx" target="_blank">Labor Day weekend</a> in San Diego enjoying the warm weather, cool beaches and everything the city has to offer including tall ship cannon battles, amazing sandcastles, 1812 Overture with fireworks and more.
Top Things to Do in San Diego – 12-17 August 2014
Once you’re in the Oasis of San Diego, get into the spirit with some beach volleyball, bodysurfing, art-walking, harbor festivals and more with these top things to do.
Top Things to Do in San Diego – Fourth of July Weekend
Celebrate the Fourth of July with a long weekend in San Diego enjoying the sunshine, outdoor adventures, live outdoor concerts and these top things to do.
How to Spend 3 Days Exploring San Diego History and Heritage
Many travelers think of the East Coast as the home of U.S. history, but there’s plenty for history buffs to discover in San Diego, too! If you’re traveling with an eye to the past, try this three-day itinerary for stepping back in time to explore San Diego’s vibrant heritage.
Top Things to Do in San Diego – 17-22 June 2014
Kick off Summer in San Diego with free music, a boat show, craft beer, an outdoor arts festival, a summer safari and more top things to do this weekend.
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