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San Diego Film Festival is a competitive four-day San Diego event where urban edge meets interactive entertainment in the picture-perfect Gaslamp Quarter. So, what makes the San Diego Film Festival unique? The SDFF invites you to pick your premiere, pick your panel, and pick your party. With a star-studded guest list and the next big cinema classics hidden behind the scenes, there's something for every entertainment fanatic at the San Diego Film Festival. . .
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09/06/2007
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Don't worry about using your indoor voice at San Diego's second annual ArtWalk on the Bay, brightening Embarcadero Marina Park North on the weekend of September 8th. San Diego Art Walks aren't silent museum strolls--they're lively outdoor adventures, at which children are welcome and whispering isn't even an option. . .
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08/16/2007
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Kirsten Noelle Hubbard
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Architectural Alchemy is a premiere furnishing and fixture store in San Diego that specializes in upscale home décor. Representing master craftsmen from around the world, Architectural Alchemy features one-of-a-kind pieces of functional art. And moving from modest to risqué, Architectural Alchemy is pleased to present the Sultan Bath to San Diego. . .
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08/06/2007
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Loosely based on personal experience, Pushing Back Days invites you to join two mid-twenties bachelors on the couch for some Madden mixed with self reflection. You know that scene in Swingers where the guys are playing video games in the apartment? Yeah, it’s kind of like that. . .
Continue Reading Pushing Back Days at the 6th @ Penn Theater in Hillcrest
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08/02/2007
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Craig Slike
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The Starlight Bowl, home of the San Diego Civic Light Opera, is San Diego’s very own outdoor amphitheater. Situated in the south end of Balboa Park between the Hall of Champions and the Aerospace Museum, the Starlight Bowl keeps up to 4,300 musical theater fans riveted with four Broadway shows each summer. . .
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07/24/2007
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The Centro Cultural de la Raza in Balboa Park has been a foundational cornerstone of the Chicano art movement since it first opened in 1970. Fortunately, a well-publicized seven-year boycott—led by some of the institution’s founding member artists over policies enacted by the new administration in 2000—has just been amicably resolved. . .
Continue Reading Centro Cultural de la Raza Reuintes at Balboa Park in San Diego
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07/17/2007
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Chris Zook
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A Mona Lisa made from peanut butter and jelly? No, it’s not lunchtime in the Louvre’s cafeteria. It’s a new exhibition of witty reproductions of famous images in unconventional materials by renowned contemporary artist Vic Muniz, currently on display at the Museum of Contemporary Art San Diego. . .
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07/17/2007
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Chris Zook
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Even though you may not be aware of it, an underground art community is pulsing in San Diego, and the tale-tell heart lies in unlikely North Park. On the second Saturday of each month, North Park's Ray Street Galleries are open to the public for a crisp evening of breathing in the art you never about.
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07/17/2007
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Craig Slike
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Did pigeons descend from T-Rex? Find out at the newest IMAX film, Dinosaurs Alive!, now screening daily at Balboa Park’s Reuben H. Fleet Science Center. A number of things make this 50-minute film more engaging than other dinosaur docs. First, it’s narrated by an old dinosaur in his own right, Michael Douglas.. .
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07/10/2007
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Chris Zook
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Art and Music collide in San Diego during TNT, held the first Thursday of every month at the Downtown’s Museum of Contemporary Art. Featuring up-and-coming local musical acts juxtaposed with cutting-edge contemporary art, this is a cultural event you will actually enjoy. Unpretentious and alcohol-tinged, you can rock out and appreciate nice things. . .
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07/05/2007
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Craig Slike
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Along with the Old Globe in Balboa Park, the La Jolla Playhouse is one of two San Diego-based theatrical meccas east of New York’s Broadway.
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07/02/2007
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Chris Zook
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One of the most dynamic and growing museums in the region, the Museum of Contemporary Art San Diego now has three venues: its original site in La Jolla overlooking the cove, and two sites in downtown SD, across the street from one another on Kettner. . .
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Posted on:
06/26/2007
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Chris Zook
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