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• Oct 23, Halloween in San Diego
  Halloween in San Diego! So many options for Saturday night in San Diego! Check out the Gaslamp District, which is the hub of it all! Downtown gets crazy on Halloween. Its the annual Monster Bash, where the streets are blocked off for a really, really wild party. Three Stages, ten DJ's, and lots of schananigans for sure! Main gate is at 7th and Market and tickets are $30 at the gate! Definitely dress up for this event!
• Sep 26, Aids Walk San Diego
  20th Annual AIDS Walk San Diego Sunday, September 27, 2009 Balboa Park -8am Run &Walk and Extra Mile Club Registration Open (6th and Olive in Balboa Park) Walk up registrations for both the 5K AIDS Walk and 10K AIDS Run are welcomed: $35 Registration Fee ($25 for Youth 17 and under and Seniors 60+). All registrants will receive the Official AIDS Walk & Run T-shirt. 6-11am Extra Mile Club Tent Open (6th and Olive in Balboa Park) Funding Recipients Tent Open Pet Rest Zone sponsored by P.A.W.S. San Diego County Open 7:15am Aerobic Warm-Up 7:35am Opening ceremonies hosted by Matt Johnson, morning reporter for San Diego's FOX 5 Morning News. Featuring City Council Member Todd Gloria, Supervisor Ron Roberts, Congresswoman Susan Davis, San Diego Mayor Jerry Sanders, San Diego Gay Men's Chorus the California Youth Conservatory's cast from RENT singing "Seasons of Love", Cheer Elite, Francis Parker School cheerleaders, along with special "Why I Walk Tributes from AIDS service organizations and community members: AIDS Walk & Run Funding Recipients Christie's Place, Liz Brosnan Family Health Centers of San Diego, Nancy Bryant-Wallis Jewish Family Services, Joel Stegan Mama's Kitchen, Alberto Cortes AIDS Walk Runners & Walkers San Diego Young Pozitives, Rafael Acevedo BD Biosciences, Roy Attridge SOMBAS Crew, Sukie Medina And a special 20 Year Perspective by Terry Cunningham, Chief of HIV, STD, & Hepatitis Branch, County of San Diego Post-Walk festivities provided by DJ Sandra Ware. 8am 10K Run Start (6th and Olive) Run timing provided by Race Central and bibs are available Sunday at Run Registration 8:05am 5KWalk Start (6th and Quince) AIDS Walk Start Announcements and Teams Recognition provided by UCSD Chancellor Marye Anne Fox, The Center's Board President Shaun Travers and the Gay & Lesbian Time's Todd Klein 11am Post-Walk Festivities End
• Sep 21, Heat Wave Hitting San Diego!
  Yup, another heat wave to hit San Diego, and it is forecasted to be a hot few days. With high temps to hit the 90's at the coast and higher inland, this causes the perfect set up fo wild fires. This heat and dryness is referred to as a Santa Ana condition and is a real threat for Southern Californians. If you are unfamiliar with wildfires and Santa Ana winds, check out the link below to become 'schooled'! My plan for the next few days is to hit the beaches for some after summer fun!
• Sep 14, San Diego Restaurant Returns!
  September 13th through the 18th! In its fifth year as San Diego County's largest and most successful dining event, San Diego Restaurant Week was launched with the intention of spotlighting the city as a premier dining destination. Held twice annually, this beloved culinary tradition features more than 180 of San Diego's best restaurants offering fixed price, three-course meals for $20, $30 or $40. There are no tickets or passes required. Food lovers may simply dine out at as many participating restaurants as they like during San Diego Restaurant Week, explore new dining opportunities or enjoy old favorites. Advance reservations are strongly recommended and can be made by calling restaurants directly or visiting their profile online. Be sure to participate in this awesome opportunity!
• Sep 4, Labor Day Weekend in San Diego!
  Hot, Sunny, Holiday weekend! I say head for the beaches! San Diego has so many great spots to enjoy the water and sun, I say head to the coast. South Mission Beach has volleyball for all you sporty types! Check out La Jolla Shores for beginner surfing and boogey boarding! Check out La Jolla cove for snorkeling, it has been fantastic over the past few weeks. The water is so clear! Maybe rent a kayak at La Jolla shores and cruise around on top of the water, and perhaps spot a dolphin or two?! For all of you that like to look at 'the view', check out Pacific Beach. Here you will find the young, tanned, and in top shape males and females. There it is for you! My take on this holiday weekend, I say head for the BEACH!
• Sep 3, Another North Park Music Thing!
  Yup! It's true, another music thing in North Park! The second multi-day music fest of the year to take to the streets of North Park brings together more than 50 indie acts, many of which you've probably never heard of before. Shows are set to take place at Soda Bar, the Radio Room, U31 and the Office, and the fest ends with a Labor Day pool party at the Lafayette. Call it whatever you want. How about, "another North Park Music Thing"! FRIDAY Radio Room 9 Rest of us 9:45 Success 10:30 The Damage Done 11:15 Too Many Daves 12 Young Offenders 12:45 Breaker Breaker One Niner 1:20 Tiltwheel Soda Bar 9:25 The Maxies 10:10 UH-OH! 10:55 Revolts 11:40 Gateway District 12:25 Makeout Party 1:10 Underground Railroad to Candyland SATURDAY The Office 4:45 White Night 5:30 Behind the Wagon 6:15 New Bruises 7 The God Damn Doo Wop Band 7:45 Toys That Kill U-31 4:25 I Dare You! 5:10 O Pioneers 5:55 Madison Bloodbath 6:40 Run for Your Fucking Life 7:25 Jon Cougar Concentration Camp Radio Room 9 Watson 9:45 Dude Jams 10:30 Sunnyside 11:15 Bumbklaatt 12 Robocop 3 12:45 Love Songs 1:20 This Is My Fist Soda Bar 9:25 Rumspringer 10:10 Killer Dreamer 10:55 Dukes of Hillsborough 11:40 Vena Cava 12:25 Shang-A-Lang 1:10 Drunken Boat SUNDAY The Office 4:45 Stranded 5:30 The Anchor 6:15 Ready the Jet 7 Tenement 7:45 Used Kids U-31 4:25 For The Win 5:10 Dead to Me 5:55 Cheap Girls 6:40 Grabass Charlestons 7:25 Off With Their Heads Radio Room 9 That's Incredible 9:45 Bitchin Summer 10:30 End of Power 11:15 Rats & Birds 12 Shark Pants 12:45 Classics of Love 1:20 Andrew Jackson Jihad Soda Bar 9:25 God Equals Genocide 10:10 Vacation Bible School 10:55 Japanese Monsters 11:40 Turkish Techno 12:25 Dan Padilla 1:10 Pretty Boy Thorson and the Falling Angels Bar Pink (free show, starts at 9:30 p.m.) Audacity The Bugs The Bible Children More info is at northparkawesomefast.com.
• Aug 27, Summer Pops - Tonight - Tribute to The Doors
  The Music of The Doors: A Rock Symphony The Lizard King lives! Don't miss this one-night-only tribute to The Doors, musical poets of the 1960s. Hear the classic Doors hits including Hello, I Love You; Break on Through (To the Other Side); L.A. Woman - all from a live rock band with rock concert lighting, powered by the grandeur of San Diego Symphony. From the producers of the recent smash hit Music of Led Zeppelin. Show starts at 730pm. Ticket prices range from $15 for lawn seats up to $75 for the Champagne section. What to expect? The atmosphere at the Summer Pops is elegant, yet summer casual with the relaxed audience sitting in bleachers, lawn chairs and tables facing the full symphony orchestra dressed in their finest attire. The experience is no less than spectacular. You can purchase a bottle of wine, food and beverages, as well, to enjoy during the show. The dress code is summer casual, but warm sweaters and jackets are essential, especially when the sun goes down. Each night's performance is also concluded with a breathtaking fireworks display. Driving Directions: From North take I-5 south, exit Front Street, drive south to Harbor Drive, turn left, proceed to Park Blvd. (just past Convention Center), turn right, parking on your left. From South take I-5 north, take the Cesar Chavez Parkway exit, turn left, drive SW to Harbor Drive, turn right, proceed to Park Blvd. (just before Convention Center), turn left, parking on your left. From East take King/Hwy.94 west toward downtown. Before coming into downtown, exit to Hwy. 15 south, and then shortly exit to I-5 north. Take the Cesar Chavez Parkway exit, turn left, drive SW to Harbor Drive, turn right, proceed to Park Blvd. (just before Convention Center), turn left, parking on your left. (Please note: Except for buses, left turns will be disallowed onto Harbor Drive after the concert, please plan accordingly) Parking Structure Shuttle: Before and after every concert, there will be shuttle transportation running patrons to and from the Hilton Bayfront Parking Structure at Harbor & Park Blvd. Concert site dropoff and pickup for these buses is at the same point: the NW edge of the traffic circle adjacent to the Summer Pops patron entrance. An intermission bus will run as needed. San Diego Trolley: Take the Orange Line to the Convention Center stop (The Special Event Line also stops here on Game and Special Event Days). Cross Harbor Drive and look for the footpath found between the Convention Center and the Marriot Hotel. As you walk SW down the walkway and