When all you want to do is dance—we have a nightclub guide for you. But for those who prefer imaginative, thought-provoking displays from the comfort of your chair, we leave the entertaining to the professionals. Discover five new dance shows lighting up the stage this summer.

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The advent of summer means a fresh batch of activities to fill longer days and slower paces. When you’re not actively seeking some beach time, we recommend cooling off at San Diego museums. Embrace art and stimulate the senses with a slew of thrilling new exhibits on display this summer.

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The Old Globe Theatre’s “Nobody Loves You” almost certainly marks the first time the Twitter term “hashtag” will pop up in a major stage production. But civilization will have to wait a bit longer for the first great social-media musical, because this world-premiere work is actually about anothe...

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Transcend the mundane and travel to a world of visual stimulation. This summer, San Diego art galleries are brimming with new exhibits from artists local and international. Catch a breath of the fresh, refined air whether you’re an art-connoisseur or just looking for a summer spot to cool off.

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The New Children’s Museum is celebrating four years at its downtown location with a May 20 “Musical Trash Birthday Bash.” The celebration is being curated by the Los Angeles-based artist collective, “Machine Project,” which also did one of the works in the museum’s ongoing “Trash” exhibit, “Cash...

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The Drama League nominations have just been announced, kicking off the New York theater-awards season. Here is a quick rundown of how some locally connected plays and musicals stacked up with the League...

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A Cardiff art gallery is set to launch an exclusive exhibit of Rob Machado’s photography. The surf legend is a Cardiff native, and the North County beaches remain close to his heart. Within the collection are photos of Machado’s exotic travels around the world, including his own backyard of San ...

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You might think that for a theatrical costume designer, a play that name-drops an item of apparel right in its title would mean extra pressure to do something special with it. And that was Alina Bokovikova’s instinct at first when she began to contemplate creating pieces for Moxie Theatre’s prod...

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EDEN is embracing a more artful form of movement with a contemporary dance show on Thursday, April 19. San Diego’s PGK Dance Project presents new and enthralling works inside of EDEN, as the Hillcrest hotspot welcomes all ages for a dance showcase starting at 7:30pm...

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The San Diego Museum of Art’s annual Art Alive exhibit and fundraiser adorns the Museum with exquisite floral arrangements inspired by classic works of art. Each year, local floral designers are invited into the Museum’s galleries to reflect on master works from Monet, Renior, El Greco Degas and...

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