March 29, 2023

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Three burgers at newly opened Bun & Patti in Little Italy: Taste of the South, left, Hangry Burger and Smoke Show.

Bun & Patti, Kaiseki Sushi and CooCoo’s Nest lead list of new restaurant openings

Read all the the latest in San Diego restaurant and dining news, from new burgers in town to info about the upcoming San Diego Restaurant Week.

Robert Xavier Burden works on his 'The Alien Painting' at Oceanside Museum of Art.

Oceanside museum invites public to watch artist create one painting over four months

"It's Not that Way, It's This Way"

La Jolla Playhouse unveils full lineup for free Without Walls Festival at Rady Shell

CARLSBAD, CA - MARCH 25, 2023: Carlsbad residents Kaitlin and Greg Tate, with son Landon, 8, look at a LEGO version of Petco Park, which is part of Miniland San Diego at Legoland in Carlsbad on Saturday, March 25, 2023. (Hayne Palmour IV / For The San Diego Union-Tribune)

Want to see a Lego Petco Park? Legoland unveils San Diego made from 5 million bricks

"Lingo" host RuPaul Charles is with Riley Compton, l, and her mother, Annmarie Tejcek, on the game show's March 8 episode.

Camp Pendleton Marine wins war of words on quiz show ‘Lingo’

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Menu items at newly opened Mak Mak Organic, a Southeast Asian street food restaurant in Oceanside.

Sublime Ale House founder launches Southeast Asian street food concept: Mak Mak Organic

March 27, 2014_Anaheim_ California_USA_| SDSU fans cheer during the Arizona game during a Sweet 16 game of the NCAA Tournament at the Honda Center in Anaheim. _Mandatory Photo Credit: Photo by K.C. Alfred/ The San Diego Union-Tribune

Top weekend events in San Diego for March 23-26: Taste of Third Avenue, Countryfest and more

El Cajon, CA - February 16: On Thursday, Feb. 16, 2023 in El Cajon, CA. at the Majdal Center, Ramah Awad is the program director of the Majdal Center, which recently was awarded a Humanities for All Project Grant from California Humanities to fund their "Homeland and Homemaking: Arab Youth Tell Their Stories through the Arts," an interpretive exhibit scheduled for 2024 and featuring the stories and oral histories of Arab refugees and new immigrant youth. (Nelvin C. Cepeda / The San Diego Union-Tribune)

‘Refugee’ in the U.S. is circumstance, not identity, El Cajon center dir. says of Arab storytelling project

Duke Kahanamoku (center); Left to right, Paul Strauch, Joey Cabell, Fred Hemmings, Butch Van Artsdalen.

Legendary Hawaiian surfers recognized by Oceanside museum

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