Posted by Katrina Cabral on September 2, 2010 · Leave a Comment
Events abound all around this holiday weekend as summer unofficially wraps up and the kids head back to school. Spend this extra long break exploring the many wonders and landmarks of San Diego. Whether you’re sporting a diaper, a cocktail dress, or a swimsuit, there is plenty of entertainment and fun to be had in this holiday weekend.
Filed under Arts, Daily/Nightly Specials, Dining, Event, Events, Events, Fresh, Front, Music, New, Nightlife, Sights · Tagged with AFI, Art San Diego, breast cancer awareness, Chad Hoopes, Contemporary Art Fair, Cool Fever, Copley Symphony Hall, coronado ferry landing, Cricket Wireless Amphitheater, dachshund, David Gray, del mar fairgrounds, Dodgers, Events, flo rida, Free, Free Energy, green day, Hard Rock, Harrah's Rincon, Hilton San Diego Bayfront, Hornblower Cruises, Katherine Sweetman, Labor Day, Matthew Hebert, Melissa Etheridge, Paul Oakenfold, qualcomm stadium, race, Ray LaMontagne, Republic of Letters, Rockies, sailing, San Diego, San Diego Maritime Museum, San Diego Museum of Art, San Diego Padres, san diego state university, San Diego Symphony, SDFAS, SDMA, Sight & Sound Concert, Stingaree, Summer Pops, Summer Salon Series, Tchaikovsky, The Coronado Big Band, The Dickies, The English Beat, The Stilettos, Titus Andronicus, Vinyl Film, weekend, Weiner Dog, ZZ Top
Posted by Bianca Puopolo on August 16, 2010 · 1 Comment
San Diego nightlife typically consists of girls in high stilettos and mini-skirts and guys waiting in long lines, while uncomfortably forced to be dressed in their long-sleeve button-up’s and dress shoes. What if we told you that you could throw all of that aside? Put the pumps away and take those flats out of the box? Well now you can because San Diego’s very own nightclub, FLUXX, is bringing a more low-key night to the clubbing venue once a month.
Filed under New, Reviews · Tagged with club, Downtown, Eric Howarth, Far East Movement, fluxx, FLUXX Live, Gaslamp Quarter, Hyper Crush, M-Theory, San Diego, The Cataracs
Posted by Kimi Canete on May 26, 2010 · Leave a Comment
No matter the day of the week or time of the year, there’s always something to do in San Diego. Here at the Entertainer, we want to make sure you are fully entertained with not-your-typical-everyday-events… every day of the week. Check out the exciting concerts, dance performances, festivals, movies and more that the last week of May has to offer!
Filed under New, Nightlife · Tagged with 30th on 30th, American Freedom Festival, angels & airwaves, Block Party Memorial Day Weekend, blurred borders dance festival, House of Blues, imax the greatest places, Kaskade, National Comedy Theatre Improv Show, patricia rincon dance collective, Pitbull, reuben h. fleet science center, Ronnie Milsap, san diego concerts, San Diego events, san diego sports arena, Say Anything, Sex and the City 2, star wars in concert, taste of little italy
Posted by Casey Clampett on May 4, 2010 · 5 Comments
Just below the hustle of the gaslamp lies a surreal underground world that could have only been conjured up by the wildest of imaginations-or in this case, by the collaborative efforts of club owner Matt Spencer and maverick designer Michael Soriano- twin masterminds behind the unprecedented Vin De Syrah wine bar.
Posted by Lily Casas on April 28, 2010 · Leave a Comment
Get ready to welcome Team Coco, San Diego. Tickets are still available for Conan O’Brien’s “Legally Prohibited From Being Funny on Television Tour” stop at the San Diego Civic Theater this Thursday night. Long time fans of O’Brien’s Late Night show will be delighted to find that he has not forgotten that unique brand of comedy that endears him to many.
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