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I Love Poke: Embrace Aloha and Raw Fish

Fitting for a coastal city facing the Hawaiian Islands, San Diego is embracing a little aloha on May 29. It's the fourth annual I Love Poke Festival, an outdoor tasting event honoring Hawaii and i...

Hologram Resurrections: Eazy-E, Ol' Dirty Bastard

First Tupac, now Eazy-E and Ol' Dirty Bastard: The list of dead hip-hop stars being resurrected in hologram form is expanding. You may recall that Tupac Shakur, who was shot to death in 1996, appe...

Do It Right: Daft Punk Album Listening Party

In celebration of Daft Punk’s new album, El Dorado is hosting a listening party. Get off your lap top, put the head phones down, and listen to the fresh tracks with friends on Tuesday, May 21. The...

Sing, Dance, Crawl is Back

Last year, over 850 crawlers participated in the madness. This time around, the crawl pumps up the crazy. Here’s the drill: On Saturday, May 25, the party will kick off at 2 p.m. at House of Blues...

Eat.Drink.Read: Culinary Event for Literacy

Eat.Drink.Read., A Culinary Event for Literacy returns to the NTC Promenade on Wednesday, May 22. Beyond creating masterpieces to eat inspired by masterpieces to read, the event supports the San D...

Paws on the Patio: New Dog-Friendly Happy Hour

It’s every crazy dog lady’s dilemma. We are in desperate need of a glass of wine, or five, after a long day at work, but can’t stand to leave our precious pup behind at home. Tonight, the W launch...

Preview: Sicilian Festival

The Sicilian Festival turns 20 this year and to celebrate, there will be a performance by Sicilian American tenors Aaron Caruso, Elio Scaccio and Sam Vitale. You’ll also be able to experience ever...

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Party Pick: Murder at the Masquerade

On Thursday, April 25, Murder at the Masquerade will stage a show at Syrah, the first-ever mystery affair to ever take place in the underground wine lounge. Guests are invited to order a bottle of Syrah’s best vino, snag a cheese platter, and immerse themselves in a murder escapade that start pr...

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Posted on 04/17/2013 by Michelle Dederko - Read More

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Coachella Bands, DJs Coming to San Diego

Just because you can't make it to the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival this weekend and next, it doesn't mean you have to miss out on some good concerts. A handful of buzzy bands will be making stops in San Diego before, during and after the festival...

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Posted on 04/17/2013 by Nina Garin - Read More

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EarthFair Celebrates Clean, Green Living

This year’s event — which attracts more than 60,000 people and bills itself as the “world’s largest annual environmental fair” — continues to bring innovative ideas, hundreds of vendors, vegetarian food and plenty of traffic to Balboa Park.

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Posted on 04/16/2013 by Nina Garin - Read More

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Heavy Winds Make Coachella 'Blowchella'

With a heavy wind advisory in effect, Coachella turned into "Blowchella" early Sunday evening, with vertical hair, itchy eyes and women shivering in their bikinis being three of the most visible results.

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Metric, Japandroids Sail Through Coachella Sets

Canadian new wavers Metric ushered in the early evening’s Coachella lineup on the Main Stage in front of a growing crowd that is sure to fill up completely by the time headliners hit the stage. Fronted by the sometimes snarling but always bouncing Emily Haines, the band ripped through a fully st...

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Coachella Becomes a Dust Bowl Sunday

Starting Sunday afternoon, intense winds began whipping across Indio's Empire Polo Ground, which has hosted this marathon festival since its inception in 1999 and, since 2007, the annual Stagecoach country music festival...

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Under the Moon at Coachella

New Order was only a few numbers into its Saturday night co-headlining set at Coachella when singer-guitarist Bernard Sumner turned, tripped over a cord and fell backwards. He arose, unhurt, but clearly annoyed. That his fall came as he was performing the song "Regret" provided a touch of uninte...

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When Coachella Ends, It's Not Over for Campers

For the thousands of festivalgoers who also stay onsite in one of the many camping options available at Coachella, the night is just mostly over.

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Gaslight Anthem, Clare at Coachella

In the late afternoon Sunday, with a light breeze cooling the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival to an easily tolerable 90 degrees, New Jersey rockers the Gaslight Anthem breezed through its set in front of a healthy Main Stage crowd.

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Would You Try an Avocado Latte?

You don’t have to love avocados to enjoy Fallbrook’s Avocado Festival, but it helps. The 27th annual event features some pretty unconventional ways to eat the fruit: avocado fudge, avocado gelato, avocado tamales, avocado cookies and the brand new avocado latte...