FOREVER
PLAID:
The hit musical, perfect for all ages, about four irresistible
harmony singers of the 50's and 60's. Closed on Monday. Theatre in
Old Town, Old Town State Park. 688-2494
MYSTERY CAFE
DINNER THEATRE:
Enjoy a delicious 4 course meal as you interact with actors and
guess whodunnit. Weekends, runs indefinitely, new shows yearly.
Imperial House Restaurant, Balboa Park area. 544-1600
PINE HILLS
DINNER THEATER:
Performances Friday, Saturday evenings, with Bar-B-Q at 7pm and
curtain at 8pm. Dinner and show: $28.50. Special Sunday matinees.
Pine Hills Lodge, Julian. 1-760-765-1100
TRIPLE ESPRESSO-
A HIGHLY CAFFEINATED COMEDY:
An irresistible, sidesplitting comedy about three hapless,
hilarious, loveable performers. Music, magic and more.
Performances Wed through Sun. at the Horton Grand Theatre, 444 4th
Avenue, Gaslamp Quarter, downtown. 234-9583
EAST COUNTY
PERFORMING ARTS CENTER 1998-99 SEASON:
The premier subscription season has productions from classical
music and dance and concerts with some of the biggest names in
show business. Parking is free. Call for individual productions.
440-2277
THE FRITZ
THEATER 1999 SEASON(Through September 5):
Will be presented at the Payhouse, 420 Third Avenue, downtown San
Diego. 233-7505
SAN DIEGO
PLAYGOERS SERIES(Through November 7):
The 1998-1999 season of the San Playgoers presents award-winning
musicals and outstanding stars. Theater, downtown San
Diego.570-1100or231-8995
WELK RESORT
THEATRE:
Presenting the 1999 season of musicals at Welk Resort Center
Dinner Theater, Escondido.1-760-749-3448 or 1-888-802-SHOW
SAN DIEGO JUNIOR
THEATER 1998-99 SEASON(Through August 18):
Presented at the Casa del Prado Theatre in Balboa Park. Fri, Sat
& Sun, $549.00. 239-8355
MOONLIGHT
AMPHITHEATRE 1998-1999 WINTER SEASON AT AVO(Through September 19):
Continues indoors at the Avo Playhouse, Vista. 1-760-724-2110
LAMB'S PLAYERS
THEATRE 1999 SEASON(Through November 21):
The season offers a variety of classics, comedies and musicals.
Lamb's Players Resident Theatre, Coronado. 437-0600
HOUSE OF PACIFIC
RELATIONS, INTERNATIONAL COTTAGES LAWN PROGRAMS(Through October):
Free Sunday programs of ethnic song and dance, 2-3pm, on the
outdoor stage of the International Cottages. The International
Cottages will be open from 12:30pm to approximately 4:30pm.
234-0739
20TH ANNUAL SAN
DIEGO COMIC OPERA SEASON(Through November):
San Diego's popular Comic Opera company continues to grow
artistically and this season will be no exception. Performances at
the Casa del Prado Theater, Balboa Park. 231-5714
THE NATURE OF
DIAMONDS(Through September):
No natural substance possesses the lure of diamonds and this
exhibition features dozens of the breathtaking gems and jewels on
loan from public and private collections all over the world.
9:30am-5:30pm, $10/adults, $8/seniors $6/ages 6-17, Free/ 5yrs and
under. San Diego Natural History Museum, Balboa Park. 232-3821
SAN DIEGO PADRES
BASEBALL(APR-SEP):
The Padres of National Major League Baseball will play their games
at Qualcomm Stadium located in Mission Valley. Tickets: 29-PADRES.
Schedules: 283-4494
SAN DIEGO FLASH(APR
17-AUG 28):
San Diego's professional A-League outdoor soccer franchise plays
at Douglas Stadium, Mesa College, San Diego. 581-2120
SUMMER STAR
GAZING(May-August):
SDSU's Mount Laguna Observatory, on the Sunrise Highway, is open
to the public most Friday and Saturday nights at sunset. Call for
tickets. 594-6182 or mintaka.sdsu.edu
ANNUAL HUMPHREY'S
CONCERTS BY THE BAY(May-October):
Enjoy an evening under the stars with top name entertainers.
Humphrey's Hotel, Shelter Island. Dates/artists: 523-1010 or
220-TIXS
TIJUANA
BULLFIGHTING SEASON(May-October):
Sunday afternoon events at 4prn at either Plaza Downtown Bullring
or the Bullring by the Sea, Tijuana, Baja California. Dates,
tickets: Mexicoach, 232-5049
SEA WORLD'S
"SUMMER NIGHTS"(Summer):
Special evening entertainment and fireworks. Extended evening
hours. 226-3901 or 1-800-23-SHAMU
OLD TOWN TEMECULA
SUMMER NIGHTS(June-August):
Free family fun and entertainment on Saturday nights. Sections of
Old Town Temecula will feature singers, dancers, musical groups,
petting zoo, pony rides and more. Antique and specialty shops and
galleries will stay open until 9pm. 1- 15 north to Temecula,
California. 1-909-694-6412
ANNUAL LA JOLLA
CONCERTS BY THE SEA(June-September):
Free, outdoor concerts each Sunday, Scripps Park at La Jolla Cove.
645-8115
ANNUAL CORONADO
PROMENADE CONCERTS(June-September):
Free Sunday evening concerts in Spreckels Park, Coronado. Music
begins at 6pm. 437-8788
1999 ALPINE SUMMER
CONCERT SERIES(June-August):
Free, 6pm, on selected Sundays. Alpine Community Center Park. Call
for exact dates. 445-1818
RINGING THUNDER:
TOMB TREASURES FROM ANCIENT CHINA(June-August):
The exhibit will be a special summer exhibition and a remarkable
presentation of 5th century B C Chinese art and historical
treasures. San Diego Museum of Art, Balboa Park. 232-7931
LA JOLLA PLAYHOUSE
1999 SEASON(June-November):
Performances by the Tony Award winning playhouse will be presented
at the Mandell Weiss Theatre and the Mandell Weiss Forum, UCSD
Campus, La Jolla. There will be 3 additional productions: dates
TBA. Schedules/tickets: 550-1010 or