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No cash? No problem. Whether you are spending a day or a lifetime in San Diego, these are some of the best offerings that won’t break the bank.
Balboa Park’s biggest event of the year returns Friday, Dec. 1, and Saturday, Dec. 2, with merrymaking opportunities aplenty.
We’re giving you the gift of live entertainment — score tickets to plays, ballets, concerts, and more.
The celebration of cultural diversity and community takes place this Sunday, Nov. 19, from Shoreline Park to Pearl of the Pacific Park.
The instillation will welcome visitors at the intersection of Lytton and Rosecrans streets.
This year’s event features 120+ local makers uniting at Julep — just north of Little Italy — on Saturday, Nov. 18 + Sunday, Nov. 19.
There’s a whole lot of jolly to be had — check out our guide to fun, festive events in San Diego this holiday and winter season.
Together, SD and Tijuana, Mexico, will be the first ever binational World Design Capital.
Honor local veterans at community ceremonies and parades, and find local businesses that are showing thanks with specials and freebies.
The changes include proposals to add more housing, public transit, and high-rise buildings that could more-than-double the population.
The Hotel del Coronado has been the filming location for multiple Hollywood pictures, including a lesser-known horror film.
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The iconic, highly-photographed structure closed in January 2022 for a $26.45 million renovation project, but reopened to the public in December 2024.
The 54-year tradition returns to downtown San Diego’s waterfront on Sunday, Dec. 8 + Sunday, Dec. 15.