San Diego: This Weekend (Oct. 12-15)
Hot events headed to San Diego this weekend include Bike for Boobs, Marine Corps Recruit Depot Bootcamp Challenge and Morgan Page at OMNIA.
10.12: 5th Annual Dine Out for the Cure
Help local breast cancer patients become survivors during this delicious day when loads of local restaurants, bakeries, and coffeehouses participate in Susan G. Komen’s food-centric fundraiser. - Michael Benninger
Restaurants throughout San Diego, komensandiego.org
10.12: Beers and Cheers for Autism
On Thursday, October 12, 2017, from 5pm until 9pm, families and community supporters will come together for the 4th annual event. This fundraiser is a 21 and older social event with all proceeds dedicated to our summer programs. Ticket price of $35 per person includes dinner provided by Dang Brothers Wood Fired Pizza Truck, five tastings of Mike Hess beer, a Mike Hess beer glass and made on site churros for dessert. Attendees can join in the silent auction and opportunity drawing while enjoying their dinner and drinks. This event takes place at
Mike Hess Brewing Company: 3812 Grim Ave., North Park, autismsocietysandiego.org
10.12: GriZ
The Michigan-born, saxophone-playing DJ and producer collaborated with Slovenian hip-hop composer Gramatik on the single, As We Proceed, earlier this year. He also released Good Will Continue, a remixed companion to his 2016 full-length album, Good Will Prevail. - Scott McDonald
Observatory North Park, observatorysd.com
10.12-14: Michelle Buteau
“My manager, she recently booked me in Utah. I don’t know if you ever heard of Utah. I didn’t. I was in Utah for 3 days - I’m not bragging - I did not see one black person for 3 days. Not a Mexican. Nothing brown. I got a manicure. They had white people doing nails. I’m like “Whaaaaaaaat?” - Michelle Buteau at the Laugh Factory
American Comedy Co., downtown, americancomedyco.com
Through 10.17: Fleet Week
A week of military-focused events are planned around San Diego including a Military Party on the Pier, Fleet Week Sea & Air Parade, Fleet Week Football Classic and so much more.
Various locations around San Diego, fleetweeksandiego.org
10.13: Tommy Trash
Australian DJ Thomas Olsen, aka Tommy Trash, is classically trained on both piano and trumpet. In the last decade, he’s worked with the likes of A-Trak, Wolfgang Gartner, Sebastian Ingrosso and Henry Fong. His latest single, Sinners (feat. Daisy Guttridge), was released last month. - Scott McDonald
OMNIA, downtown, omnianightclub.com
10.13-14: Chris Porter
“The Texans defense f****d me over so bad in Fantasy Football that I’ve asked for all my Harvey donations back.” - Chris Porter on Twitter
The Comedy Store, La Jolla, lajolla.thecomedystore.com
10.14: Marine Corps Recruit Depot Bootcamp Challenge
Climb cargo nets, jump over bales of hay and tackle more than 50 other obstacles during this 3-mile course offering the unique opportunity to experience boot camp, complete with dozens of drill instructors pushing you to perform at your best. - Michael Benninger
MCRD, Point Loma, bootcampchallenge.co
10.14: Goldroom
This year has been a busy one for Boston-born, L.A.-based DJ and musician Goldroom (aka Josh Legg). Remixes of Legg’s full-length debut, West of the West, as well as an EP of album single, Lying To You, were released, as well as the single Spread Love. - Scott McDonald
Bang Bang, downtown, bangbangsd.com
10.14: TEDxSanDiego
Flex your mind muscle while listening to captivating talks about varying topics that address the event’s theme Created Future(s). Tickets must be purchased in advance for the day-long event that also features musical acts and an Innovation Alley with local businesses.
Copley Symphony Hall, downtown, tedxsandiego.com
10.14: Taste of North Park
Sample bites from more than 50 North Park restaurants on this self-guided tour with sip stops at many popular breweries, boutiques and galleries. - Michael Benninger
Throughout North Park, northparkmainstreet.com
10.14: Walk a Mile in Her Shoes
Confident men are invited to strap on a pair of heels and amble a mile at this fundraising walk that aims to end domestic violence once and for all. - Michael Benninger
MLK Promenade Park, downtown, ywcasandiego.org
10.14: 1st Annual Spirits by the Bay
Sample everything from vodka to whiskey and sake to cider during this distillery-driven event featuring tunes, food and endless booze made right here in San Diego. - Michael Benninger
Coronado Ferry Landing, Coronado, spiritsbythebay.com
10.14: Morgan Page
The Vermont-born DJ/producer is a two-time Grammy nominee and has worked with San Diego’s Greg Laswell. Page released three singles this year, Candles with Steve James, Other Girl (feat. Rayla), and Fight My Way (feat. Moses Keenan). All of them have also been released as remixes. - Scott McDonald
OMNIA, downtown, omnianightclub.com
10.14: 17th Annual Row for the Cure
Row through a 4.5 kilometer course through exclusively for human-powered watercraft while raising awareness and funds to support those affected by breast cancer. - Michael Benninger
Throughout Mission Bay, komensandiego.org
10.15: Lifetime Tri San Diego
Choose between the Sprint or Super-Sprint distances as you swim, bike and run through this short-course experience taking place at the exact site where the first modern triathlon occurred in 1974. - Michael Benninger
South Shores Park, Mission Bay, trisandiego.com
10.15: California SwinRun
In this third annual event, teams of two compete in a 15K that consists of running and swimming challenges.
San Diego Rowing Club, Mission Bay, californiaswimrun.com
10.15: Bike for Boobs
Hundreds of bikes decked out in pink will flood Shelter Island to raise awareness and funds to support Breast Cancer Prevention Partners. Finish off the scenic ride with an after party at The Wine Pub with drinks, appetizers, live music and auction, not to mention North Park’s Nomad Donuts will offer custom-made bike and boob-inspired donuts.
The Wine Pub, Shelter Island, thewinepubsd.com
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