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The bass singer plays Don Basilio in the drive-in version of “The Barber of Seville”
Upcoming San Diego concerts include Camarada’s Friday Stevie Wonder tribute, two Gilbert Castellanos-led jazz series and a Mt. Joy and a Trampled By Turtles double-header
Socially distanced, with masked attendees, the first concert of the year in the society’s courtyard was cause for celebration
Congratulations on getting into college! Here are some movies to help you through the next four years.
From college lectures to drag shows, San Diegans celebrate the life and impact of the Mexican American cultural icon
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Here is your Arts news update from The San Diego Union-Tribune for April 8th, 2021.
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Here is your Arts news update from The San Diego Union-Tribune for April 1st, 2021.
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Here is your Arts news update from The San Diego Union-Tribune for March 25th, 2021
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Here is your Arts news update from The San Diego Union-Tribune for March 18th, 2021.
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Here is your Arts news update from The San Diego Union-Tribune for March 11th, 2021
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Here is your Arts news update from The San Diego Union-Tribune for March 4th, 2021
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His outdoor concerts, which are part of the Monster Energy Outbreak Tour, mark the return of live music at California Center of the Arts, Escondido
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San Diego native Trinidad talks to PACIFIC about finding a work-life balance, handling burnout in quarantine and goal setting for 2021
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Because its indoor stage is closed due to the pandemic and a renovation, NVA will do outdoor concerts and theater at the 55-acre farm property
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The beloved Midtown music venue, which shuttered last year due to COVID-19, is back with outdoor dining and DJs
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The year-round outdoor concert and events venue will ‘open as soon as it’s clear the time is right,’ says San Diego Symphony CEO Martha Gilmer
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At the Front gallery, Casa Familiar’s annual border art exhibition returns
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The permanent closure comes after a year of shutdowns due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Your legal questions about the COVID-19 vaccine answered
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Tappers Mini Golf & Cocktails is being developed at The Loma Club at in Point Loma
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This is the fourth San Diego location for the walk-up, quick-service breakfast chain
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Restaurants and movie theaters can now double their capacity, as can museums and aquariums, and family entertainment centers like bowling alleys can open indoors
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The musical’s Broadway opening was delayed by the pandemic, but plans to open on Dec. 1
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‘Tonight Show’ host Jimmy Fallon gave white TikTok star Addison Rae a platform to perform dances without crediting their Black creators. It backfired.
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The second edition of ‘La Tierra Mia: A Chicano Park Story’ photo book shares notes about the park’s significance from activists, residents, car enthusiasts and artists
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The Bravo cooking competition series’ 18th season, filmed in a quarantine bubble last fall, debuts April 1
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‘It’s just me. I have to come to terms with the fact some people aren’t gonna like me,’ Chrissy Teigen says on Instagram about why she left Twitter.
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An acronym for “non-fungible token,” NFTs are unique digital properties and people are paying a lot for them
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Company aims to entertain and foster a sense of community
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Movie theaters, from the AMC chain to luxury cinemas like Cinépolis, are back open indoors in the county because of declining COVID-19 rates, but allowed capacity is only 25 percent
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Sarah Trott shared her family’s story of caregiving for her father with ALS during an episode of “The Bachelor”
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The city’s newest entertainment venue is a double-decker bus, which serves as a mobile and socially-distant concert format
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With the COVID-19 pandemic shutdown’s first anniversary approaching, nine San Diego musicians take stock of a year we’d all like to forget
