San Diego Ballet to highlight San Diego Museum of Art’s century through dance
It’s all creative expression, but arts are often categorized as visual or performance, and never the twain shall meet. But a San Diego Ballet residency at the San Diego Museum of Art is challenging that narrative. The relationship is closer than ever for the museum’s centennial year, as the 35-year-
Before the boardwalk: The rise of Pacific Beach’s first seaside hotel
View of the former Pacific Beach Hotel Del Pacific in 1898. (Photo courtesy of the San Diego History Center) In the late 19th century, the area now known as Pacific Beach consisted largely of undeveloped dunes, scattered scrub, and a small number of homes. Its transformation into a seaside destinati
Seven things to do with the kids this February
There are worse things you could do than to try to give your kids a childhood that echoes the best parts of your own. Here are seven events and activities that harken back to pre-internet times, with just a slight nod to the notion of cultural literacy. Peter and the Wolf This was a children’s carto
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