The Tijuana Tequila Expo 2007, Mexico's largest Tequila exposition (and therefore the world's), is an alcoholic extravaganza. The festival lines the famous Avenida Revolution with tequila tasting booths, live music, strolling mariachis and street tacos. . .

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If you grew up in San Diego, you might have made out for the first time at Aquarius, the beloved La Mesa Roller Skating Rink. You probably met someone during the backward skate, shared cotton candy, and then stuck your tongue down his or her throat while wondering if you were doing it right. . .

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Amidst the health-food craze sweeping the nation, if you've been wondering why there aren't any all-organic restaurants around town, then you're in good company - and if you happen to be in San Diego, you're also in luck. Seattle-based Organic To Go has been busy setting up shop right here in Sa...

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There is a heavenly secret in San Diego, and it's for sale. In the midst of the city, behind tall trees and lush landscape, you'll find a cozy cabin-style home that was built in 1966 and designed by renowned architect Sim Bruce Richards. . .

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Julia just set up shop at the trendy Disconnected Hair Salon in North Park and her appointment book is filling up fast. A natural-born artist, Julia recently arrived to San Diego from Central America, where she spent three months doing make-up for an independent film. . .

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In an effort to promote local interest in learning about San Diego Bay, The Port of San Diego is offering free two-hour harbor cruises. These cruises will help you become familiar with San Diego Port operations, learn about the San Diego environment (including our place in it) and obtain basic k...

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These days it’s hard to walk a mere three blocks without passing a Starbucks. Where did all the quirky-but-reliable independent coffee shops in Downtown San Diego go? The answer: just down the street. A few doors down from the Starbucks on B Street in Downtown San Diego – right outside of the Ga...

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The Pearl Hotel in Point Loma is also bringing back the Dive-In Movie Theater! The Pearl's vintage, oyster-shell saltwater swimming pool is surrounded by poolside cabanas and features a ten foot projection screen. Every Wednesday night, the Pearl is using this screen to bring you. . .

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Sister to Hillcrest's Bombay Indian Cuisine, Monsoon offers an elegant Indian dining experience at the outset of Downtown's Gaslamp District. Venture into the spacious dining room and relax in tall-backed chairs placed strategically around full-wall murals and calming waterfalls. . .

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San Diego hockey might not be the same as The University of Minnesota Golden Gophers going to war against the Michigan Wolverines with a hatred burning at the intensity of a thousand suns, but it's still worthwhile, and the San Diego State University Club Ice Hockey Team is the best organized ho...

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