Archive for
December, 2007
December 6th, 2007 by amy c
Friday, December 7-Saturday, December 8
: This is the 30th consecutive year for this family-friendly celebration that highlights San Diego’s diverse culture. Several museums in Balboa Park will open their doors free of charge in the spirit of the season.
Friday, December 7
: Ferry Landing Marketplace will host an evening of Holiday events starting at 4 pm with a visit from Santa, snow mountain, holiday parade, Christmas tree lighting, and community concert.
Saturday, December 8
: The 163-year-old Rancho Buena Vista Adobe will be decorated in holiday spirit this Sunday and provide living history tours depicting life from the 1800s, mariachi bands, story tellers and dancers.
Tuesday, December 11: The Mission San Luis Rey will celebrate a Christmas tradition, featuring carolers, gourmet food from local restaurants, and an exciting sight of 1,000 luminerias.
This weekend, San Diego is full of Holiday events all around the city. Check out this to find the one that fits your celebrating style the most!
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December 5th, 2007 by susan j
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With the holiday season upon us, millions of Americans are gearing up for holiday trips. Whether you’re planning a trip to visit the in-laws or want to get away from it all in sunny California, you may encounter weather delays, crowded airports, and other snags in your journey. Which is precisely why Jeffrey Strain of TheStreet.com has compiled air travel tips to ease the stress of holiday travel. .
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December 4th, 2007 by jamie a
Here’s a quick guide to at the . With ever-changing events and new traveling exhibits, there’s always something interesting to see and do!
On Friday, December 7 and Saturday, December 8th, the museum will open its doors from 5- 9 pm for . There will be free general admission to visitors.
December is your last chance to see the , which the largest and most comprehensive exhibition of the scrolls ever assembled. The Ten Commandments, the oldest of the scrolls, are on display, as well as a section of the Copper Scrolls. Walk through exhibits of the text on display with translations, authentic artifacts, excavation equipment, as well as photography and scientific studies.
Until January 1, explore a collection of , which compliments the Dead Sea Scrolls exhibit. Using interpretive and modernistic color imagery, the traditions and culture of Israel come alive on film. Wood, ceramic, and glass sculptures will also be featured, representing additional modern-day interpretations of Israel.
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December 3rd, 2007 by susan j
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TripAdvisor’s for 2007 features some of the country’s most awe-inspiring and intriguing places like the Grand Canyon and Central Park. We’re especially proud to note that the San Diego Zoo also made the cut. With more than 4,000 animals from 800 species, the zoo has something for every type of animal lover. Check out the to read more about their animals and special exhibits.
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