Rancho Santa Fe exhibit spotlights Jim Frank’s unseen Hollywood photos
RANCHO SANTA FE — Jim Frank knew what he was looking for. Whether commissioned for a job or photographing the style, glamour and personalities that...
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Rare Jim Frank photos capturing Hollywood’s inner circle go on display
RANCHO SANTA FE — A rarely seen photographic chronicle of Hollywood’s New Hollywood era will take center stage next week with the unveiling of the...
Vista event production company brings large concerts, events to life
VISTA — Fans of Americana music piled into Petco Park on a cold December evening for the Wild Horses Festival, headlined by Mumford & Sons....
Encinitas Ballet presents annual performance of ‘The Nutcracker’
ENCINITAS — The Encinitas Ballet will bring its annual holiday production of “The Nutcracker” to the San Dieguito Academy Theatre this weekend with two performances...
Muralist giving away 10 paintings at local businesses for holidays
CARMEL VALLEY — Prolific San Diego County muralist Hanna Daley has allowed millions of people to enjoy free public art through her murals on the...
Oceanside artist carries on family’s artistic legacy at dining room table
OCEANSIDE — Oceanside native Jeffrey Calkins always has a pen and paper handy. While a chef by trade, Calkins, 53, is an artist at heart,...
Longtime folk singer Joel Rafael donates collection to Cal State San Marcos
SAN MARCOS — Joel Rafael, a San Diego County-based folk musician who has performed his Woody Guthrie-influenced tunes for more than 50 years, has donated...
Reverend shares Amazon mission, sacred violin story at La Paloma
ENCINITAS — Reverend Patrick McCollum did not bring the World Peace Violin to La Paloma Theatre on Oct. 29 in Encinitas. McCollum, an award-winning peacemaker,...
San Diego Film Festival wraps five days of premieres, tributes and stars
SAN DIEGO — The 24th annual San Diego International Film Festival wrapped up Sunday, celebrating five days of red carpets, premieres, tributes and honors that...
Dragonfly Music Festival coming to TERI Campus of Life
SAN MARCOS — Two outdoor stages, seven bands, vendors, food, and dancing await attendees at the Dragonfly Music Festival, taking place on Oct. 4 at...
Carlsbad artist brings late disability activist Neil Marcus’ story to life
CARLSBAD — Longtime Carlsbad resident Scott Chambers spent three years helping his close friend, disability rights activist Neil Marcus, bring to life the late playwright’s...
Shark Summer returns to Birch Aquarium at Scripps
SAN DIEGO — Shark Summer returns to the Birch Aquarium, allowing guests to interact with sharks and rays while learning about the vital role they...
Oceanside art exhibit features sacred ‘God’s Eyes’ crafted by community
OCEANSIDE — For the rest of the summer, an Oceanside Museum of Art exhibit will pay homage to a sacred spiritual symbol through the work...
Encinitas author releases children’s book exploring self-acceptance
ENCINITAS — Encinitas author and vocational rehabilitation consultant Behnush Mortimer has published her first children’s book, “Little Brown Girl,” a story that explores themes of identity,...