The annual event drew more than of 9,000 site visitors, many of whom got the chance to see behind-the-scenes tours of San Diego’s historic landmarks and never-before-seen buildings.
Sign up for our eNewsletterSign up for our eNewsletterThe annual event drew more than of 9,000 site visitors, many of whom got the chance to see behind-the-scenes tours of San Diego’s historic landmarks and never-before-seen buildings.
“What do we beat?” “Parkinson’s!” “Who are we?” “Rock Steady Boxing!”
The quaint, new Olala Crepes in the Gaslamp Quarter has taken root with plans of adding a patio for additional seating in the near future, according to manager Sarah Kieffer.
By Jean Lowerison | Theater Review
With April arrives a delicious new way to load up on carbs.
Officials within the San Diego Convention Center recently made this bold proclamation alongside local dignitaries, as the wraps were taken off the Sails Pavilion’s exterior overhaul.
Like walking through a ghost town, retailers at the Westfield Horton Plaza, a Downtown destination since 1985, are closing their doors as leases run out.
On Wednesday, Feb. 28, The Women’s Museum of California, located in nearby Liberty Station, hosted a book launch for a new paperback booklet called, “The Women of the Gaslamp Quarter.”
Nary a photograph of Athens or Santorini island hang inside Meze Greek Fusion. The typical aesthetics seen in most Greek restaurants, such as blue and white walls, are completely missing while the menu succumbs slightly to the culinary influences of Mexico, Italy and California.
In fact, Ford and Edison apparently did camp together annually for some years, and in 1921, even invited President Warren G. Harding to join them. It would prove to be the last camping trip for Ford and Edison.