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Seeing master of horror Clive Barker at Comic-Con should surprise no one. He’s been here 4 or 5 times before. This year he came to promote his newest adventure in terror Midnight Meat Train.
It was the scariest trailer I’ve EVER seen. EVER! (I wish that I could share it with you, but this really was [...]
The California Surf Museum has just announced the release of a book by John C. Elwell, Jane Schmauss, and various friends of the museum. Created in association with Arcadia Publishing, Surfing in San Diego highlights the county’s rich surfing history, colorful characters, and innovations from 1907 into the late 1960’s, featuring more than two-hundred vintage [...]
San Diego County now has a monthly blog carnival!
The San Diego Special Edition
There are so many talented writers with blogs about San Diego County, as well as bloggers writing articles about their travels here, we’re now gathering together once a month to share our favorite articles in a San Diego blog carnival. Past participants include:
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This week’s Carnival of Cities is being hosted by Budget Globetrotting. Under no authority whatsoever, I’m awarding the following (excluding my own article):
Most interesting to San Diegans (due to our proximity to the Mexican border):
Protests and Painted Walls (in San Cristobal de las Casas, Mexico) by Neil Ransom at Kate and Neil’s Official Website.
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When I posted the video of Preview Night at Comic-Con, the YouTube viewers asked for more. Happy to oblige, here’s Thursday, Day 1 at Comic-Con, 2007:
It was a short day for me, because I stayed home in the morning to see some wonderful old friends visiting from out-of-state. Fortunately, I arrived in time to see [...]
At 9 a.m. today, the 18th Annual Vista Rod Run will take place in Downtown Vista. There you’ll see some of the most beautiful and pristine automobiles you’ll ever encounter, in San Diego or elsewhere. More than 200 vehicles are expected to participate this year.
Here are a few of my favorites from last year’s Rod [...]
Although we’ve been hearing for months that the San Diego Street Scene is moving to the Del Mar Fairgrounds, the venue has been changed again. It’s actually going to the Coors Amphitheatre in Chula Vista, on September 22 & 23.
Slow ticket sales are being blamed for the move, but are you surprised? The Del Mar Races [...]
Good news to all San Diego movie and trivia buffs who want to get rich quick. The TV show, Who Wants to Be a Millionaire, is coming to town on August 20.
Each potential contestant will take a test for Movie Week and a test for regular episodes of the show. If you’re engaged to be married and [...]
We’re expecting another beautiful weekend around San Diego County. In addition to the usual attractions (SeaWorld, San Diego Zoo, Wild Animal Park, LegoLand, Balboa Park, Old Town, the beach), here’s a sampling of what you’ll find around San Diego county this weekend:
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San Diego has had a love affair with giant pandas ever since Basi and Yuan Yuan first came from China to visit the San Diego Zoo in 1987.
Since then, and after much red tape and tons of paperwork, a 12-year research loan program was negotiated between the zoo and China. Although Basi and Yuan Yuan [...]
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