Showing posts with label music. Show all posts
Showing posts with label music. Show all posts

06 June 2010

Fiesta del Sol - Free today

Weekend music festival Fiesta del Sol closes today, Sunday, June 6, with concerts booked by Belly Up, between South Sierra and Acacia avenues Fletcher Cove in Solana Beach. 
The most comprehensive info I found on the annual event is a press release from the Green Chamber of San Diego County.

Find the backwards (the schedule starts with the last set of the day) band line-up at the Fiesta Web site, as well as details on how to get there - you can buy two-for-one COASTER tickets to get there.

05 June 2010

Art Around Adams - Free today

Head to Art Around Adams for me today.
I can't make it, unfortunately, but if you will be in the area of Adams Avenue between 3 and 9 p.m., take advantage. Businesses will be hosting visual arts and music from 30th Street to Vista Street, Normal-Heights to Kensington.
Exodus Studio presents, and details are at artaroundadams.org.

P.S.
To the north, and closer to the beach, today is also the start of the two-day Fiesta Del Sol in Solana Beach.

04 June 2010

Music at Solana Beach - Coming up

Your San Diego freebie for:
Saturday, June 5 and Sunday, June 6

Find it:
At Fletcher Cove in Solana Beach.

Fiesta del Sol has a line-up of two days of concerts (Belly Up in Solana Beach books them, as they did for the Roots Festival on Adams in Normal-Heights) between South Sierra and Acacia avenues. The most comprehensive info I found on the event is a press release from the Green Chamber of San Diego County.

Find the backwards (the schedule starts with the last set of the day) band line-up at the Fiesta Web site, as well as details on how to get there - you can buy two-for-one COASTER tickets to get there.

30 May 2010

Art Around Adams - Coming Up

Your San Diego freebie for:  
Saturday, June 5, between 3 and 9 p.m.

 Find it:  
At Normal-Heights and Kensington

Art Around Adams promises "1.6 miles" of music and art when "more than 75" businesses along the Adams Avenue area from 30th Street to Vista Street provide performance and gallery space, according to artaroundadams.org.

Sadly, I won't be there to check it out, but if you go, please let me know what I missed.