• Where to Save & Where to Splurge for Your Wedding

    Where to Save & Where to Splurge for Your Wedding,Lili Kim

    A wedding is a lot like falling in love and opening a spreadsheet at the same time. It plays out like a Hollywood rom-com, with laughter between kisses, lace samples pinned to vision boards, and a refrigerator overflowing with red velvet and jasmine-infused buttercream cake tastings. Then the invoic

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  • The Rise of Wellness Weddings

    The Rise of Wellness Weddings,Lili Kim

    On the day before their wedding, Alejandro “Jano” Galindo and Dr. Maria Jose “MJ” Galindo weren’t juggling timelines or hustling through the chaos of seating-chart tweaks and last-minute changes. They were rolling out their mats—yoga for him, Pilates for her. “When we sat down to plan, we didn’t sta

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  • Home Tour: Inside Escondido’s Stunning Net-Zero Sanctuary

    Home Tour: Inside Escondido’s Stunning Net-Zero Sanctuary,Lili Kim

    Strewn among the rolling hills of northern Escondido are granite boulders so huge they look like something from Jurassic Park. Snuggled among them, a new home is so closely connected with nature that it brings one massive rock inside as a major design element—and that’s only one example of how this

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  • San Diego Museum of Art Reflects on 100 Years in New Exhibit

    San Diego Museum of Art Reflects on 100 Years in New Exhibit,Lili Kim

    It’s hard to overstate how radically the 1915 Panama-California Exposition catapulted San Diego into the future. The Panama Canal had just opened; the halves of the world were finally connected and the cultural possibilities (and tourism dollars) seemed endless. After passing through the canal on th

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  • 15 Things to Do in San Diego This Weekend: February 3-8

    15 Things to Do in San Diego This Weekend: February 3-8,Lili Kim

    An audial mashup of Beethoven and Beyoncé, the historical handcraft exhibition Staying Power and the annual Kook Run are just a few of the highlights in this weekend’s event roundup. Experience the filmography of Georges Méliès through a larger-than-life retrospective or take in the soothing vibraph

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  • 17 Things to Do in San Diego This Weekend: Jan 29–Feb 1

    17 Things to Do in San Diego This Weekend: Jan 29–Feb 1,Nicolle Monico

    Enjoy tributes to legendary musicians, artists and athletes this weekend in San Diego. Concertgoers can experience folk rock at its finest during the multimedia production of The Simon & Garfunkel Story and see Keena’s Echoes of the Queen channel the Tejano stylings of Selena Quintanilla. Art enthus

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  • The Best Things to Do in San Diego: February 2026

    The Best Things to Do in San Diego: February 2026,Nicolle Monico

    February brings half-off museum admission, a theatrical ode to Julia Child, a community festival in Encanto, a Lunar New Year celebration, and more. Here are all the best things to do this month in San Diego: Concerts & Festivals | Theater & Art Exhibits | More Fun Things to Do Concerts & Festivals

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  • Escondido’s Rising Parkour Star Plans a Last All-In Season

    Escondido’s Rising Parkour Star Plans a Last All-In Season,Madison Beveridge

    Luke Mizel just wanted to be Spider-Man. The 23-year-old Escondido native was trawling YouTube at 13 when he discovered parkour, a sport that evolved from military training in France in the early 1900s—palm-sweat-inducing stuff that involves people jumping off buildings, saving themselves by grabbin

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  • Matthew Quirk’s Unlikely Path From Journalist to Netflix Hitmaker

    Matthew Quirk’s Unlikely Path From Journalist to Netflix Hitmaker,Nicolle Monico

    Catch Matthew Quirk on Wednesday, January 21 at Warwick’s in La Jolla as he discusses and signs his new book, The Method. So, the guy comes out of the closet, and he’s got both passports and a gun with a silencer…” Matthew Quirk pauses his muttering into his phone to wave at a family passing by him

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  • Modern Architecture Meets Agriculture in a Fallbrook Vineyard Estate

    Modern Architecture Meets Agriculture in a Fallbrook Vineyard Estate,Madison Beveridge

    Peruse pictures of vineyard estates in California, and you’ll see Tuscan dwellings of stone, tile-roofed stucco mansions, and wood-sided barnhouses. Christian and Anna Zaleschuk’s hilltop home in Fallbrook, however, crushes those clichés like grapes. The Zaleschuks had lived for several years on a f

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  • Snake Oil Venue Company Reopens the North Chapel in Liberty Station 

    Snake Oil Venue Company Reopens the North Chapel in Liberty Station ,Cole Novak

    For more than 80 years, the North Chapel has been one of Liberty Station’s defining silhouettes. Opened in 1942, the multi-faith chapel  has hosted Navy services, weddings, memorials, and countless community milestones during wartime years. Its story stretches from religious services for military me

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  • 9 San Diego Fitness Classes & Activities for the New Year

    9 San Diego Fitness Classes & Activities for the New Year,Jordyn Berg

    New year, new fitness goals, right? Like many people, we’re starting the new year with a focus on health and staying active. No matter what your fitness objectives may be, there are plenty of activities around town prepared to help you achieve them. From more traditional gym settings to unique ways

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  • I Tried It: A Robot Massage

    I Tried It: A Robot Massage,Madison Beveridge

    I’ve had a lot of massages in my life—Thai sessions that had me approaching joint dislocation, Balinese flower-oil rituals, quick chair sessions at the airport—but never one that came with a power switch. When I heard San Diego was welcoming its first fully robotic massage experience, I booked immed

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  • George Saunders Joins the Writer’s Symposium By The Sea

    George Saunders Joins the Writer’s Symposium By The Sea,Nicolle Monico

    George Saunders may be the most beloved short story writer in the country. His short stories have appeared in The New Yorker, Atlantic, Harper’s McSweeney’s, andGQ. His 2017 novel Lincoln in the Bardo also won the Booker Prize and his new novel Vigil is destined to be a bestseller. He’s also known f

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