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The concerts appear likely to foster further collaborations between the nonprofit chamber-music and Belly Up Entertainment, which will book and manage the 1,839-capacity venue
The celebrated reporter and author of more than 20 books will speak about the lessons learned from his coverage of 10 American presidencies
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Jeffrey Hatcher kept the famed 1950s thriller in period but has built in updated twists that heighten the stakes for many characters
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Phyllis Schwartz, a three-time cancer survivor, crafts uplifting tale based on her own experiences
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Inspired by the events of her own life over the past few decades, an 86-year-old Cardiff resident will release a memoir to demonstrate how your twilight years can be “an exciting, fun, fulfilling time.”
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World premiere play by Moises Kaufman and Amanda Gronich is a co-production with Tectonic Theater Project
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LITVAKdance company expects the unexpected at the Institute of Contemporary Art San Diego North, where the upcoming ‘Dancing Outdoors Take 2' will be staged
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Kate Joiner — a Carlsbad-based artist who uses her art to bring awareness to issues that involve land development and the environment — has a solo show, ‘The Land We Love,’ at the Encinitas Community Center through Aug. 31
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As Sherlock Holmes aficionados know, Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s great detective resided at 221b Baker St. in London.
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Encinitas art galleries and community venues are opening their doors for a free night of art and music
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These are the top things to do in San Diego this weekend.
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The Picasso-themed play is one of several new projects debuting on stages around San Diego this month
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Aloha’s splash-proof bags help support an active lifestyle
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Encinitas resident Natalie Reilly has published her first book “All Because of a Love Note”, alternatively titled: “How I unwittingly penned my way into the heart of an epic love story while writing thousands of love notes to America’s heroes.”
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The chef-driven butcher shop opened in the Beacon shopping center in La Costa
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Carlsbad actor repurposes old books and stage sets to create fine art.
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One of the nation’s oldest Black theaters, Common Ground kicks off its 59th season Saturday with ‘Still We Rise’ in La Jolla
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Tony-winning actor’s stage piece is about his decades-long association with the late Irish playwright’s books and plays
