These lovely ladies performed as Greek Sirens for my Greek themed Birthday party. They were…read moreawesome. They thoroughly embarrassed my 13 year old son and the guests loved them. Their personalities were so sweet.

Original. Mesmerizing. Beautiful…read more You'll be touched with just how talented Adelaide and Leilainia are. Experience their show for yourself. I've seen them dance many times over the years and I'm still amazed.

This guy is the shit!…read more San Diego has more than its fair share of panhandlers. Tired of the same old uninspired "witty" signs? Well, this guy was, too. He said "Fuck all that shit! There ain't no sign patriotic enough for my red, white, and blue ass!" This guy is so patriotic he slapped a bald eagle! His routine involves no fewer than THREE America flags, which is approximately 3 more than I have in my front yard. He has one giant flag in the background - an Idea he let General Patton use once - and he has one flag tied around each of his eagle-slappers (hands). He has a boom-box sometimes and he dances like he's in the mosh pit at a Springsteen concert. No music? Not a single fuck is given... still dances. When it rains, he gives exactly zero shits because he has a rain poncho. He works it like no other and deserves every cent of your hard-earned change. This guy is in the annals of all-time great Americans like Hacksaw Jim Duggan and Billy Mays. It's only a matter of time before they blast Roosevelt's gimp-ass off of Mt. Rushmore to make room for this guy.

Newport Nights goes from 6-9:30 pm on the last Saturday of every month…read more It was inspired by Ray At Night in Northpark which has become very popular for locals interested in walking around to see art in a casual but fun way. It's something that doesn't take a huge commitment for those commitment-phobes roaming the streets of San Diego. You can have some wine, you can leave when you want. It's free, only requires you to donate or look at art when and where you feel like. You can have friends meet you there and walk around together or meet at the end for coffee or drinks. Check it out next time you have a free Saturday night.

Okay so this one is for my little dancers. Beyond Babel is as if your entire world was one giant…read moredance-off. The dance moves as you would hope were phenomenal. Seriously I didn't realize the human body could bend, twist, shake, etc., like that. Maybe the cast isn't human? Maybe they are aliens from Dancetron come to teach us to lay down our guns and pick up the beat? The choreography is creative and the moves are very clean and tight. I won't lie to you, this wasn't exactly my jam. My daughters love this show and this was the second time seeing it. I was told it was a spin on Romeo & Juliet which is cool and I saw some common threads but sometimes was left just going "huh?" Still a lot of "wow" factor in the dance. The theater is pretty neat. Located off Imperial Avenue, it looks like this took over two houses? There is the front lobby which you have to exit to go around back to the theater itself. The first floor holds the majority of the seats which look comfy. The second floor where my wife and I sat was bar stool seats overlooking a balcony. I wasn't very comfortable after a while and kept fidgeting. Get seats on first floor. The dancers also move through the audience. It didn't happen this time but my girls and wife said the stage also moves. They also said this show was different at times which would allow it to be fresh even for a repeat visit. You could tell there were a lot of die hard fans shouting out at dancers by name. The creators, Keone and Mari, have a lot to be proud of and it would not surprise me to see this hit Broadway. If love dance and want to support local artists hit Beyond Babel. Okay, I'm done. Time to moonwalk my way off the stage.

This is the best thing to ever happen to San Diego. The Beyond Babel Theater just outside downtown…read morewas a former boxing gym converted into an amazing theater and is already building a buzz!. This show will captivate every emotion. If you aren't really into dance, it is still a must see! They hold shows nightly except Mon and Wed. Sat and Sun they have 2 shows at 2:30 & 7:30. The choreography and dancers are just captivating. The dancing is so tastefully done and intricate to each scene. The emotions you experience during this show will leave a standing ovation every night. This is a MUST SEE!!!! Keone and Mari are just masters at story telling, but this show has gone above and BEYOND anything I have ever seen

I first saw Tarciana preform at a Yelp event and was very impressed! So I hired her for my wedding…read morelast Friday. She is such a professional, and such an amazing dancer and entertainer! She had a variety of songs with beautiful outfits and really got the party going! She made my wedding so special and unique! She's also so nice, warm, and approachable. Highly recommend her for private events!

Tarciana is one of the most talented professional dancers I have ever seen. Her performances will…read moreleave you with your jaw dropped. From head to toe, she is stunning. She uses multiple props ranging from LED wings to fire. I have had the honor of seeing her perform twice and I highly recommend her for any special event.

Very small museum, just one level and one big room, but there were many new facts to learn. It was…read moredifficult to read the panels and posters because music then adds were loudly playing. Therefore I snapped a few pics to reread later. There was no docent available so I was comped the $3 entry fee, which I spent on a small pin of Frida Kahlo. The gift shop had many interesting and well priced jewelry. Glad I visited.

San Diego pours a lot of money into Balboa Park and its 17 museums, and it shows. Too bad they…read morecan't allocate some of that funding to the Women's Museum, dedicated to the history and advocacy of women's rights. It's one of only three stand alone museums of women's history in the country. This is a very small museum, and it's amazing how much they've crammed into the space. Also amazing that they introduce a new exhibit once a month. This takes creativity and dedication, considering what is probably a tight budget. This museum is tucked away in historical Liberty Station, which has plenty of free parking. My sister and I spent about 90 minutes here, and we saw most of the highlights. "In the Company of Women" was the special exhibit about early women's groups, and I learned a lot about their importance. I especially liked several permanent exhibits, including the suffrage movement and women in the military. The staff was helpful and took time to answer our questions. There's a small gift shop. If you go to their website, you'll find a list of museum events. There's an annual suffrage parade, a women's hall of fame, and a women's film festival. I wish we had a museum like this in Chicago. I'd get behind it 100%.

Who doesn't love to travel? The state, the USA, the World. It's all here at the travel show…read more You can enjoy a cocktail, listen to a talk or watch live entertainment. There are booths of vendors for tourism across all categories, from planes, trains to automobiles. And, let's not forget cruiseliners. You can grab some food, attend a book signing or obtain vendor info and swag. This year my favorites were coffee pour overs from Indonesia, a Florida Keys Calendar and a T- shirt from the National Park Foundation. Regular speakers are on the schedule from the travel industry and some newer authors and adventurers are present. Phil Keogon was a favorite from our first year and I went to hear my friend Rudy Maxa speak last year. This years highlight was Cheryl Strayed, author of the book "Wild". A daring adventure on the Pacific Crest Trail. A film made of the same name, starring Reese Witherspoon. We found a cruise line that will match our points and status and got info to assist in our next destination...and luggage tags for our bags! PS Never underestimate a good roadtrip. Excited about our Lifetime National Park Pass. #SanDiego #TravelandAdventureShow #NationalParkFoundation #WILD #Roadtrips

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