Photos: Feeding San Diego’s 2025 Pairings with a Purpose Dinner at Callie

More than 130 guests filled the dining room at Callie for Feeding San Diego’s second annual Pairings with a Purpose Dinner Party, where chef-owner Travis Swikard served a four-course meal with wine pairings by sommelier Tracy Latimer. The evening raised over $300,000—enough to provide more than 600,
Read MoreFirst Look: Far Corner Pizzeria & Bar in East Village

Hard to believe, but there was a time when there wasn’t arugula or goat cheese or prosciutto or blackened shrimp on pizzas. The country went nuts in 1980 when chefs Jeremiah Tower (Chez Panisse, Berkeley) and Ed LaDou (Spago by Wolfgang Puck, L.A.) started putting farmers market ingredients on pies
Read More17 San Diego Nonprofit Events to Attend This April

West Coast Nonprofit Data ConferenceApril 4–5Hosted at the University of San Diego’s Kroc Institute, this academic conference gathers nonprofit scholars to exchange ideas, research, and data-driven strategies. Fine Art and Craft Sale, Union Hall GalleryApril 4–6 & April 11–13Held over two weekends,
Read More18 San Diego Nonprofit Events to Attend This April

West Coast Nonprofit Data ConferenceApril 4–5Hosted at the University of San Diego’s Kroc Institute, this academic conference gathers nonprofit scholars to exchange ideas, research, and data-driven strategies. Fine Art and Craft Sale, Union Hall GalleryApril 4–6 & April 11–13Held over two weekends,
Read MoreWhat’s Next for Downtown San Diego?

Downtown San Diego is at a crossroads. “The city has a golden opportunity to answer a really important question, which really is the question that every major city in America is wrestlingwith: What is a downtown for in this post-Covid, remote work era?” says Grant Oliphant, CEO of The Conrad Prebys
Read More15 Things to Do in San Diego This Weekend: March 26–30

Another season of America’s national pastime begins Thursday when the San Diego Padres face off against the Atlanta Braves in an afternoon matchup. Even if you’re not catching the game, there are still ways to get in on the fun, like the Hilton Bayfront and Made in San Diego’s Opening Day pop-up or
Read MoreAmbrogio15 Hosts Exclusive Dinner Benefiting Las Patronas

If there’s one thing Giacomo Pizzigoni knows, it’s how to turn a meal into a movement. The Milan-born restaurateur behind Ambrogio15, the recently shuttered Ambrogio by Acquerello, and Ambrogio15 Enoteca has long been using food as a vehicle for something bigger, whether that’s showcasing natural wi
Read MoreStreet Stewards Wants You to Adopt a Neighborhood Block

In 2018, long-time Ocean Beach resident and graphic designer Aaron Null got tired of the endless Facebook rants about trash. Instead of arguing, he grabbed a map, marked a green line, and declared, “This block is mine.” “Within weeks, we had almost the whole town covered,” says Null. “Then I tried i
Read More5 Reasons to Visit La Quinta Resort & Club This Spring

The sun casts a golden glow over blooming citrus trees, pathways feel even more inviting, and cool, starlit nights set the stage for unforgettable evenings. Whether you’re returning to a favorite retreat or visiting for the first time, here’s why spring is the perfect season to check in.1. A Reimagi
Read MorePoway’s Anna Vaus Releases Debut Album “Downhill From Here”

It wasn’t until Poway native Anna Vaus left California to pursue music in Nashville that she realized just how much of an impact her roots had on her.Vaus found her voice in childhood, performing private concerts for her pets and creating boredom-induced music videos with her brother. Around age 6,
Read MoreThe Best Things to Do in San Diego: April 2025

Just like that we’re a third of the year through the year and San Diego is hitting its stride as flowers bloom and the last bits of winter are burned off. The city is coming alive with some of the year’s most memorable events including La Jolla’s classic car show Concours d’Elegance, the Taste of La
Read MoreDecore Classic Italian Restaurant Opening in East Village

“We get emotional about good food, good plates, good drinks,” says Giovanni Siracusa. “It’s not just a business for us.” Siracusa is talking about Decore, an Italian restaurant he’s opening with longtime friend and first time business partner Giorgio Corletti. In Roman dialect, Decore means “with he
Read MoreDiscover Loreto: A Hidden Gem in Baja California Sur

Nestled between the turquoise waters of the Sea of Cortez and the rugged Sierra de la Giganta mountains, Loreto is one of Baja California Sur’s best-kept secrets. This charming coastal town, recognized as a “Pueblo Mágico,” offers an unforgettable blend of history, adventure, and natural beauty, mak
Read MoreA Legacy of Flavor: 62-Year-Old Bakery Embraces New Changes

For over six decades, our bakery has been a cherished part of the community, known for its fresh-baked goods and warm atmosphere. While tradition remains at our core, we’ve embraced exciting updates to enhance your experience.Our expanded breakfast and lunch selections now feature wraps, granola bow
Read MoreDesign Leaders & Innovative Interiors: Jackson Design Remodeling

Jackson Design and Remodeling is an industry leader in design build remodeling with more than 35 years of innovation and growth. Their multiple award-winning team of architects, designers and construction professionals specializes in new homes, whole home remodels, additions, outdoor living spaces,
Read MoreDesign Leaders & Innovative Interiors: Keri Michelle Interiors

Keri Michelle Interiors is a boutique interior design firm based in Solana Beach, San Diego, California. Known for our calm, coastal aesthetic and refined, clean-lined spaces, we approach each project with intention and artistry. We’re deeply invested in making your home your own, ensuring it captur
Read MoreDesign Leaders & Innovative Interiors: Design Studio West

As a staple in San Diego’s design-build industry for over 30 years, Design Studio West transforms visions into reality. We specialize in crafting bespoke kitchen and bathroom remodels, tailored to unique styles. From sleek, modern lines to warm, traditional charm, and vibrant, eclectic spaces, our e
Read MoreSD’s First Sports Bar Dedicated to Women’s Teams

Women’s sports are finally getting their due. San Diego Surge brought full-contact women’s football to San Diego way back in 1975, but the floodgates (and people’s minds) really opened in 2021 when the National Women’s Soccer League launched San Diego Wave FC. Today, there’s San Diego Mojo (indoor v
Read MoreHome Tour: Inside a Cliff-Hanging Midcentury Masterpiece

If architecture is music frozen in time, this house sings. Rising from a steep La Jolla canyonside, three bold orange steel beams prop up a midcentury home like the saddle of a guitar cradling the strings. But here in the sky, the chords are muted. It’s quiet. Hawks circle just outside, enjoying the
Read MoreEditor’s Note, April 2025: Home & Design Issue

One of the distinctive things about being a journalist is that people open their doors to you. It’s like being a locksmith or a plumber, but without all the cumbersome tools. An email, maybe a text, and, suddenly, you’re in someone’s home, drinking iced tea and exploring textures of their lives they
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