By Kendra Sitton San Diego is the host of the first NUNO exhibit on the west coast in over a decade....
Read moreJean Lowerison Art is a harsh mistress. So is public opinion. And a negative reaction – or being ignored – can do huge psychological damage...
Read moreBy Jean Lowerison Watch out! It’s December and you know what that means: it’s time for the annual reappearance of the...
Read moreBy Kendra Sitton Broadway San Diego’s 45th anniversary in November coincides with the theater reopening to national acts for locals...
Read moreBy Jean Lowerison Emily Dickinson and I have something in common. Alas, it is not a flair for poetry, but...
Read moreBy Kendra Sitton With COVID-19 restrictions eased, theaters are returning to full (and often fully-vaccinated) audiences. Some theaters tentatively began...
Read moreBy Jean Lowerison “La Cage Aux Folles” has a venerable history. Based on the 1973 French play by Jean Poiret,...
Read moreBy Delle Willett The newly created Masterplan for the E Street Greenway in the Gaslamp Quarter and East Village will...
Read moreBy Vince Meehan The Port of San Diego's Wonderfront Festival hits Downtown in November. Here's a video preview of some...
Read moreBy Jean Lowerison Everybody knows about that wild 1969 hippie fest at Woodstock. But how many have heard of the...
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