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2008
February 19th, 2008 by jamie a
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Beginning February 11, the will be offering a weekly event series entitled which seeks to bring together locals and tourists alike.
Here’s a rough outline of the schedule:
Mondays: wine tasting in Quarter Kitchen
Tuesdays: chef demonstration in Quarter Kitchen
Wednesdays: weekly card game on Eden Rooftop
Thursdays: pole dancing lessons on Eden Rooftop
Fridays: cocktail mixing demonstrations at Envy Nightclub
Saturdays: yoga on Eden Rooftop
Sundays: video game night on Eden Rooftop
All the events are free, but do require reservations. You can also thank the Ivy Hotel for trying their hardest to spice up your week!
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February 15th, 2008 by jamie a
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The San Diego Beat recently made our mouths water and our hearts ache for some decadent chocolate from Eclipse Chocolat.
Their post, entitled focused on the creations of Eclipse Chocolat in University Heights. They’re currently offering a “winter dessert tasting platter” along with a special Valentine’s dinner this Friday including a 5-course meal of chocolate.
If you’d like to read more about the chocolatier, check out their , which focuses on their newest offerings and special events.
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February 14th, 2008 by susan j
Happy Valentine’s Day! Continue the celebration into the weekend and next week with these events in the San Diego county area.
Friday, February 15
The world-class San Diego Zoo offers self-guided walking tour maps and Botanical Bus Tours in honor of .
Saturday, February 16 (11 am - 3 pm)
Birch Aquarium hosts . All ages are welcome.
Sunday, February 17 (11 am - 3 pm)
offers a . Meet former President Abraham Lincoln!
Monday, February 18 (1pm - 11 pm)
Black History Month continues with a program at WorldBeat Cultural Center called .
Through the end of February
Museum Month continues, giving visitors and locals a chance to check out San Diego’s best museums and cultural offerings at a discount.
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February 13th, 2008 by alena s
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Want to make this Valentine’s Day memorable? Our guide to San Diego’s top romantic restaurants will help you plan no matter where you are in the relationship. For additional resources on be sure to check out . To make reservations online try .
- Located in La Jolla, George’s features an extensive wine list, fresh local cuisine that changes daily, and a spectacular view of the water. George’s also offers customers the choice of three unique dining experiences; the recently renovated contemporary restaurant and bar, the more casual rooftop terrace, or the outside bar. have continuously named George’s one of the best places to eat in San Diego.
The Prado- This historic restaurant, found in , offers a fusion of Italian and Latin cuisine. The hand blown glass sculptures and chandelier lighting create a romantic and intimate setting. Be prepared to try some unique yet delicious dishes in this memorable restaurant.
- This elegant restaurant is located at the La Valencia Hotel in La Jolla and offers a unique array of fresh California favorites. Enjoy a bottle of wine from the 1,000 offerings on the wine list while experiencing the panoramic ocean views. Plus, you won’t have to travel far to find romantic . The offers luxury rooms and suites.
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February 12th, 2008 by jamie a
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Can you name a better place to have a sleepover other than the San Diego Zoo?
I bet you can’t!
With at the zoo, kids, teens, and adults all have the opportunity to spend the night at the zoo complete with camping equipment, campfires, and guided walks and talks. There’s themed weekends like “Beastly Bedtime” with activities for children and “Adult-Only” nights with cocktails and hors d’oeuvres.
The next weekend on the calendar is a special Valentine’s Day celebration for those 21 and up, which includes a special campfire speaker on the love lives of animals.
There’s always multiple sleepovers to choose from every month, so be sure and find one that suits your style and make a reservation!
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February 11th, 2008 by jamie a
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If you’re a traveler who loves to read other people’s stories of their journeys, you’ll love the featured on the The New York Times website.
From a mother and daughter traveling to see their family in Sweden to a tour guide traveling along the Silk Road in China, there are 17 fascinating stories complete with beautiful photography.
Do you have a great story you’d like to tell us about your travels?
Let us know in a comment!
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February 8th, 2008 by jamie a
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SanDiego.com recently published a for everyone celebrating the holiday in the city. From romantics and nature lovers to art nuts and chocolate connoisseurs, there’s something on the list for everyone.
There’s suggestions like Belmont Park and and Haunted Sam Diego for those looking for dates under $30, or there’s one hour surf lessons and couples massages for those wanting to splurge a little.
There’s even a listing of “romantic tips” such as slipping love notes into your significant other’s pockets or having dinner by candlelight to round out this complete guide to the holiday.
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February 7th, 2008 by susan j
Here’s what’s happening in San Diego this weekend and into next week:
Friday, February 8-Sunday February 10, various times
The Union of Vietnamese Student Associations of Southern California presents the 26th annual , marking the beginning of spring.
Saturday, February 9, 9:30 am-11 am
Birch Aquarium presents a special program for preschoolers called .
Monday, February 11 and Monday, February, 7:30 pm
Celebrate Valentine’s Day early with concerts by the San Diego Chamber Orchestra. Monday’s concert is in La Jolla and Tuesday’s is in Rancho Santa Fe, but both focus on “” with works by Borodin, Tchaikovsky, and other composers.
Do you know of an event happening in San Diego county in the coming months? Leave us a comment, and we’ll try to include it in a future event guide.
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February 6th, 2008 by susan j
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We’ve all heard how important it is to wear sunscreen, but admittedly, most of us get a little lax about this during the winter months. If you’re headed to the sunny beaches of San Diego this winter, then you’ll want to make sure you pack enough SPF. This article called has more on the importance of sunscreen.
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February 4th, 2008 by carrie t
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If you’re planning to bring your dog or other pet on your trip to San Diego, then you’ll want to check out these pet-friendly restaurants:
1134 Orange Avenue, Coronado CA 92118
619-437-1134
4934 Voltaire Street, San Diego CA 92107
Doggie Menu Available!
619-223-2202
712 ½ Garnet Avenue, Pacific Beach, CA 92109
858-273-8918
5500 Gaines Street, San Diego, CA 92110 at San Diego Humane Society
760-944-0612
1010 Prospect Street, La Jolla, CA
858-459-1187
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