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El Cajon-based company, one of the leading acoustic guitar manufacturers on the planet, unveiled Builder’s Edition 324ce in January. It’s the first guitar made with wood recycled from urban landscapes.
Despite pandemic putting painting on hold for several months, the Love City Heights group recently unveiled 25th mural on University Avenue.
The San Diego Museum of Art, San Diego Museum of Man and Spanish Village will open later this month
Los Angeles-based author’s latest novel quickly rose to the top of best-seller lists, finally hitting the No. 1 spot on the New York Times best-seller list mere weeks after its release
Escondido’s Celina Graves, 31, has always wanted a career in music but record companies rejected her style
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Here is your Arts news update from The San Diego Union-Tribune for June 18th, 2020
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Here is your Arts news update from The San Diego Union-Tribune for May 21st, 2020
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Photos from a day spent with Becca Kufrin and her fiance, Garret Yrigoyen.
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Festival-goers at Wonderfront Music & Arts Festival enjoyed performances by Miguel, Common Kings, Pepper, Lil Baby and more, along with art installations, brand activations, skateboarding and more on the weekend of Nov. 22-24.
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More than 25 years after the city of National City banned cruising, the pastime returned to the South Bay city last month (on Sept. 21) as part of an inaugural car show at Kimball Park.
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Toro Y Moi, 143 Soundsystem, Zack Fox, ALLBLACK and more took the stage at Future Standard: Music & Art Experience at SOMA San Diego on Saturday, Oct. 12, 2019.
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Ava DuVernay will executive produce the six-episode scripted series “Colin in Black & White,” about Colin Kaepernick’s high school years.
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With live gigs at a standstill, the veteran guitarist and tour manager is weighing other options
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Even during a time of self-isolation, Paola Villaseñor, aka Panca, finds inspiration in everyday life
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The musical will stream on Disney+, here’s why it’s such a big deal
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Tune into the final episode of ‘The Zoo’ to see how San Diego experts transport dholes to New York
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Local 14-year-old talks about her life as a rising Hollywood star
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The baby echidna was estimated to have been born on Valentine’s Day
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Carlsbad attraction has a new landlord that is easing back into hosting public events
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Special release beer is a collaboration between Ballast Point Brewing and Legion Rugby
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The San Diego restaurant has leased an adjacent commercial space to open an indoor dining room and outdoor patio
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Mexican eatery in Gaslamp Quarter has leased the former Patio on Goldfinch space for second location
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This week’s cocktail of the week is Penicillin by Cloak & Petal, featuring bartender Faisal Asseri. Join PACIFIC by making this recipe at home and sharing it with us.
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Need a pick me up to your Monday at home routine? Then join PACIFIC for Milagro Mondays! Try making one of these cocktails with PACIFIC each Monday, or create your own Milagro Mondays inspired cocktails at home and share them with us.
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San Diego bars and restaurants offering take-out and delivery services to help you host the ultimate Cinco de Mayo fiesta in your home.
The surf-rock musician will perform a virtual show with his trio on Friday
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For wanderlusts stuck at home, these new books and modern classics offer an escape
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‘Wharf Rat’ didn’t make the cut, but ‘Sunshine’ and ‘Skull & Roses’ are two of the scents
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Covid-19 has put a halt on summer movies. And that could be a good thing.
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Local comics create safe way for stand-up comedy to continue during pandemic.
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A Father’s Day tribute to the characters who showed me what dads can be
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It may be an unconventional season, but there are still many things to enjoy this summer. From drinks and food to books and virtual festivals, here are our top picks.
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The long-observed holiday celebrates freedom for enslaved people post-Civil War
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The tour with Joan Jett and Poison was postponed because of the coronavirus pandemic
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This award-winning web series tells the history and culture of cities through dance
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The Grammy-winning Oceanside troubadour will also donate the $250,000 advance for his new album, ‘Look for the Good’
