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California Top 4 Cities Offer Old Fash...
The land of beaches and endless sunshine provides some of the coolest, old-fashioned holiday escapes, including one you can send to the folks "back East" in pictures and experienced at San Diego's Skating by the Sea, an annual event at Hotel del Coronado (shown in photo) on Coronado Island.
California has produced many world class skaters, though they often come from places where there's never a snowflake or a frozen lake to learn to skate. Kristi Yamaguchi, Brian Boitano, Peggy Fleming and Michelle Kwan are a few names that have brought skating ...
San Diego’s Pacific Beach is Bac...
Pacific Beach, or PB, never actually went away. It is merely being relinquished by locals who each year go through a psychological ritual of preparing themselves for the summer onslaught of tourists who will eat, shop and sunbathe or even surf on the residents' favorite beach. The only thing that changes is the quantity of people converging on this tourist destination. San Diego receives approx. 30 million tourists each year who stay overnight in places such as Pacific Beach, downtown, Gaslamp, Coronado, Ocean Beach, Mission Beach and Mission Bay. And ...
San Diego Heritage Festival & Par...
Some consider San Diego a party town. It's not really a town, but actually ranks as the 2nd largest city in California with over a million population. Still, its unique neighborhoods, cultural icons, and annual events make guests and locals feel at home. The best weather in the U.S. doesn't deter people from visiting, either.
While things are brewing in Gaslamp Quarter for the upcoming Mardi Gras and St. Patrick's Day, both in March, San Diego's Heritage Day Parade and Festival attracts massive crowds to the celebration of ...
shamROCK Jig on St. Patrick’s Da...
15th Annual shamROCK at Gaslamp Quarter is just weeks away, and on March 17 (St. Patrick's Day) the green beer, green hair, and green everything (except green teeth) can be seen on the 60,000-foot green turf spread out for the mega-event. Everyone dances a jig at this event that includes traditional Irish bands, Irish dancers, and rock music.
Entertainment in 2011 includes bands, DJs, dancing, drinks and grub. Bands lined up for 2011 include: The Fooks, Young Dubliners, No Duh – No Doubt cover band, Down’s Family, DJ Marc Thrasher ...
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