Arts & Entertainment
Looking ahead in Little Italy for 2019
We at Convivio wish you and yours a prosperous year ahead! We are gearing up for many programs and events...
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La Mesa’s most popular books in 2018
Wondering which books were the most popular among La Mesa residents this year? We’ve got the scoop.
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‘Looking for Christmas’
Black worked extensively with writer James D. Sasser and The Old Globe to bring his first piece of theatrical art...
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Stealing hearts
By Jean Lowerison Uh-oh. It’sDecember again. Time for His Grinchiness to reappear (in a moldy green costume that matches his disposition)...
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Role-player in the future of sustainable place- and city-making
Martin Flores’ love of urbanity, outdoors and physical form has always influenced how he guided his career in landscape architecture.
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Books to complement holiday meals
Here are other books with a food theme to make your holiday eating more thoughtful and literary.
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Orchids & Onions
Downtown San Diego received cascades of recognition and praise for recent development projects at the San Diego Architectural Foundation’s (SDAF)...
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Art of landscaping
Growing up in Colorado, Marcie Harris loved art, drawing, gardening, hiking, biking and just being outdoors. And when searching for...
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Talking with Takei
Takei opens up San Diego GI Film Festival
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“Young Frankenstein”
For my money, there’s no better comedy than anything by that crazy Mel Brooks, who gave us (among other things)...
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