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Born in Haiti and raised in New York City, Fabiola Jean-Louis is the first artist-in-residence of Lux Art Institute’s 13th season, initiating a new era at Lux with her haunting photographs of costumed black women in “Rewriting History: A Black Ancestral Narrative.”
After many years as a successful single-day event during the annual San Diego International Jewish Film Festival, short films were spun off into a festival of their own.
City seeking artists to mount 50 shows in three art galleries
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The Solana Beach Chamber of Commerce is preparing for the inaugural Fiesta del Sol Battle of the Bands on Sept. 16, 5-9 p.m., at the Belly Up.
The stages will soon be set for the KAABOO music festival, returning to the Del Mar Fairgrounds Sept. 13-15 for its fifth year.
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When the singer-songwriter Jake Smith, otherwise known by his stage moniker The White Buffalo, was growing up in Los Angeles he can recall a distinct recollection of his earliest brush with music.
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Tenth Avenue Arts Center will host “No Distractions,” the first full-length play from a theater company run by a local college student who wants to get more youth involved in the medium, from Aug. 29-31.
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Rehearsals are underway for “Amadeus,” the North Coast Repertory Theatre’s 38th season-opening show that debuts Sept. 4.
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New novel is set on a horse ranch in Rancho Santa Fe
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Judy Salinsky, San Dieguito Art Guild member and Encinitas resident, has had a large sculpture “The Fever” accepted into the National Sculpture Society Exhibition in New York City.
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Encinitas residents and business owners are invited to attend a public meeting on Sept. 17, 6 p.m. to learn about two important projects taking place along the North El Camino Real Corridor in the coming months.
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Vivarium helps local species survive and promotes growing plants they thrive on
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The acclaimed Encinitas Oktoberfest returns for its 24th year this fall on Sunday, Sept. 29 from 10 a.m. – 6 p.m.
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Since 1996, the Voya Unsung Heroes program has awarded more than $5 million to help the nation’s educators turn innovative teaching ideas into reality.
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The Encinitas Chamber of Commerce recently announced that its board of directors has appointed Roz Mancinelli as chief executive officer effective Sept. 10.
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Lucille Noden, an art student at Sunset High School in Encinitas, was awarded a certificate and a check for $200 by Laura Lowenstein, current member and past president of the San Dieguito Art Guild, on June 6.
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Broadway San Diego recently announced the winners of the 6th annual Broadway San Diego Awards, sponsored by San Diego County Credit Union, who will now go on an all-expenses paid trip to compete at The Jimmy Awards (National High School Musical Theatre Awards) in New York on June 24.
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The British writer-director will bring his film home when its public screenings start Thursday, June 6 (runs through June 12), at La Paloma Theatre in Encinitas.
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This spring, students of San Dieguito High School Academy will be performing Trials, a student-written and directed show by seniors Colin Gasperoni and Sophia Papalia.
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