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Scott Paulson is a classically trained oboist best known as bandleader of the Teeny- Tiny Pit Orchestra, a collection of quirky toy instruments that he likes to invite audiences to pick up and play.
“People in Your Neighborhood” shines a spotlight on notable locals we all wish we knew more about!
Fun rides and fried foods and music, oh my!
For over three decades, Malashock Dance has been a moving force in the San Diego arts community.
La Jolla Symphony & Chorus (LJS&C) continues its season-long exploration of the theme “Lineage” with the fifth concert of the series, 7:30 p.m.
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REVIEW: The La Jolla Music Society’s new $82 million performing arts center opened April 5, with a star-studded lineup and very big expectations.
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The first public performance given anywhere by the Monkees didn’t occur at an amphitheater or civic arena.
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Making his first album of original music, “Meditations on Death,” wasn’t even Johnny Tran’s idea.
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BUSINESS SPOTLIGHT: Mainly Mozart is launching its new season of Spotlight Chamber Music concerts this year with innovative ways to make them more interactive and social — concert-goers will be treated to both a social hour and a musical program all in one evening.
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La Jolla Library exhibit highlights underwater photography
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Spa and program events on the horizon for La Jolla’s ‘Pink Lady’
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New owners for Pantai Inn The Pantai Inn, 1003 Coast Blvd., has been sold by its longtime owners, siblings Laurnie Durisoe and Larry Jackman, for an undisclosed amount.
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LOCAL LORE: The most remarkable stories ever told in or about La Jolla
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At the June 12 meeting of the La Jolla Village Merchants Association (LJVMA), executive director Jodi Rudick reported that consumer participation was “high” during the first two Enjoya La Jolla sip, shop and stroll events, jumping 30 percent from May to June.
San Diego Symphony is revving up for its fourth annual January Festival, a month-long array of events, Jan. 10-27, 2019; which this year is called “Hearing the Future.”
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La Jolla Symphony & Chorus (LJS&C) continues a season-long exploration of the theme “Lineage” with its second concert of the 2018-19 series.
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Here’s something a little different to add to your 2018 holiday entertainment: “All Is Calm: The Christmas Truce of 1914.”
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How does one go out after 18 years of managing to conjure magic at the same job?
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