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“Thursdays on the Coast” (special one-time scheduling on "Black Friday" this month) is a free community visual and performing art walk held the last Thursday of each month in the Village of Carlsbad. The evening will include original art in Carlsbad Village’s permanent galleries as well as, V ...More

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“Thursdays on the Coast” (special one-time scheduling on "Black Friday" this month) is a free community visual and performing art walk held the last Thursday of each month in the Village of Carlsbad. The evening will include original art in Carlsbad Village’s permanent galleries as well as, Village merchants and businesses acting as temporary “phantom” galleries. The event will host local and regional artists displaying their work throughout the Village, live art demonstrations, and ongoing music and theatre performances. This is a self-guided art walk. The program/maps will be available at the Foundry at New Village Arts, 2787 State St, and all participating venues in time for opening night. Inquire about the free gift raffle for some wonderful items from Village businesses and the silent auction of object d'art created expressly for "Thursdays on the Coast" by local and regional artists. For further information, call the Carlsbad Village Association at 760-434-2553.

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The Confablieri are coming out of their kitchens and onto the street – many with their families – join the Little Italy Mercato for a holiday celebration of family and food with a focus on giving. 100% of all proceeds will be given to ARTS – A Reason To Survive. We encourage you to bring along ...More

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The Confablieri are coming out of their kitchens and onto the street – many with their families – join the Little Italy Mercato for a holiday celebration of family and food with a focus on giving. 100% of all proceeds will be given to ARTS – A Reason To Survive. We encourage you to bring along a new or gently used musical instrument or unwrapped toy for the kids at ARTS (read more at www.areasontosurvive.org). Reservations/Tickets Arathi 619.297.2787x2002 (this event will sell out) 15.00 advance/20.00 at door (if available Participating chefs: Amy DiBiase – Roseville, Andrew Spurgin & Donald Coffman – Waters Fine Catering, Antonio Friscia – Stingaree, Brian Sinnott – 1500 Ocean, Christian Graves – Jsix, Jack Fisher – Jack Fisher Convections, Jeff Jackson & TK Kolanko – A. R. Valentien, Katie Grebow – Café Chloe, Nathan Coulon – Quarter Kitchen, Olivier Bioteau – Farm House Café, Paul McCabe – KITCHEN 1540, Trey Foshee – George's California Modern

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Come celebrate with us a magical Christmas evening in Ireland where a thousand welcomes await you! The glorious music of sensational Irish Fiddler Kathleen Keane, Irish button accordion wizard David Munnelly, the superb Kerry Dance Troupe leading the Irish dance spectacle, storytelling, laughter and ...More

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Come celebrate with us a magical Christmas evening in Ireland where a thousand welcomes await you! The glorious music of sensational Irish Fiddler Kathleen Keane, Irish button accordion wizard David Munnelly, the superb Kerry Dance Troupe leading the Irish dance spectacle, storytelling, laughter and plenty of Irish soul! Come join us “round the hearth” on this joyful Irish night and celebrate with us the wonder and beauty of An Irish Christmas. A perfect family event! View a trailer of the show at www.kerryrecords.com Box Office: (619) 570–1100 or (858) 570–1100 or email: info@sandiegotheatres.org sandiegotheatres.org Tickets: $37.50 - $62.50 Group and senior rates available

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GABE VEGA & SAUL Q

@ U-31 (NORTH PARK)
3112 University Ave San Diego Ca, 92104
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Ages: All Ages

The Heroes Against Hunger Concert Series at Claire de Lune Coffee Lounge benefits the San Diego Food Bank in their mission to feed the hungry and homeless in San Diego County. Bring non-perishable food or cash to donate to the SD Food Bank, and please purchase CDs and ...More

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Ages: All Ages

The Heroes Against Hunger Concert Series at Claire de Lune Coffee Lounge benefits the San Diego Food Bank in their mission to feed the hungry and homeless in San Diego County. Bring non-perishable food or cash to donate to the SD Food Bank, and please purchase CDs and other merch, too, as a portion of all sales also goes to the Food Bank.

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Butterfly and Doodlebug featuring the Cosmic Funk Orchestra (CFO) Band & Fam Royal Crew (San Diego show) Ticket prices: $15 in advance, $18 day of the show. WIN TICKETS! sign up for the Fam Royal mailing list at FamRoyal.com and watch for a chance to win some free tickets. - - - - - - - - - - - - ...More

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Butterfly and Doodlebug featuring the Cosmic Funk Orchestra (CFO) Band & Fam Royal Crew (San Diego show) Ticket prices: $15 in advance, $18 day of the show. WIN TICKETS! sign up for the Fam Royal mailing list at FamRoyal.com and watch for a chance to win some free tickets. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Butterfly and Doodlebug, of the Grammy awarding-winning group the Digable Planets, are hitting the road again. They present an evening of experimental Hip Hop and Funk with Butterfly's new material Shabazz Palaces and Doodlebug's Cosmic Funk Orchestra as well as Digable Planets classics such as "Rebirth of Slick" and "Nickelbags of Funk" In an age of auto-tune hip hop, the men of Digable Planets are working to return the genre to its roots and bring back meaningful, substance-driven lyrics over timeless beats. Following a successful Fall 2008 tour, Butterfly and Doodlebug will continue bringing their jazz, blues and society influenced classics back to the stage for faithful fans and new hip hop enthusiasts alike. The Fall 2009 tour marks the first time the duo have performed Digable Planets songs with a live three-piece band since 2005. In addition to Digable classics, the tour will also showcase material for both artists’ recent solo releases: Butterfly’s “Shabazz Palaces” and Doodlebug’s and the CFO’s “Intifadah.” After a hugely successful October northeast U.S. run, November and December will find the guys in the Midwest and West Coast with stops in Cleveland, St. Louis, Chicago, Minneapolis, San Diego, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Seattle, Portland, and more.

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Featuring special performances by: Pride Rice, Samoan Youth Group, Pualani's Hula Studio, St. Rita's Folk Choir, and the San Diego School for the Creative Arts Choral Ensemble. PASACAT is proud to present the 13th annual Parol Lantern Festival on Saturday, December 5, 1:00 PM – 5:00 PM at St. Rit ...More

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Featuring special performances by: Pride Rice, Samoan Youth Group, Pualani's Hula Studio, St. Rita's Folk Choir, and the San Diego School for the Creative Arts Choral Ensemble. PASACAT is proud to present the 13th annual Parol Lantern Festival on Saturday, December 5, 1:00 PM – 5:00 PM at St. Rita’s School Auditorium, 5115 Churchward, San Diego. The event will be highlighted by performances local groups and the PASACAT Philippine Performing Arts Company in Sayaw sa Parol, an exhibit of costumes, instruments and books from PASACAT’s 39 year collection and vendors. The festival opens with merienda, a festive meal of pancit (noodles with vegetables and meat), lumpia (eggroll), pandesal (sweet bread) and turon (sweet banana fritter).  PASACAT’s 38-year collection of textiles, costumes, instruments, and books will be exhibited, including a bahay kubo (native thatched hut) and two life-size carabao (water buffalo) made of paper mache constructed by Rudy A. Alquero.  The ambiance of a Philippine Christmas will be enhanced by PASACAT’s collection of colorful capiz parols, and traditional star parols in various styles and colors.   Parol workshops and parol kits will be available during the afternoon event.    PASACAT’s Junior and Company dancers will be accompanied by the Rondalla string ensemble in a presentation of dances of the Philippine Countryside which include the popular Pandango Sa Ilaw-Oasioas, dance of the lights and the audience favorite, Tinikling, bamboo dance. Sayaw sa Parol will colorful illuminated lanterns made in Pampanga, the capital of Parol making in the Philippines and designed especially for the dance. A number of other parols will be displayed and created by San Diego artist Jose Morales, Jr.   St. Rita’s Folk Choir will sing Tagalog Christmas songs -, Payapang Daigdig, Noche Buena, and Ang Pasko Ay Sumapit. The highlight of the choral presentation is the exhilarating choral arrangement, Simbang Gabi, by Lucio San Pedro, 1991 Philippine National Artist.  The lyrics describe the Philippine Christmas: mano po (where the hands of the elders are held by the younger ones and placed on the latter’s forehead); gifts from ninong (godfather) and ninangs (godmother), the noche buena (meal after midnight mass), the birth of Jesus and the Feast of the Three Kings.    In addition to PASACAT, the inter-generational event will feature performances Girinata performing Balinise Kebyar dances; by Halau ‘O Pualani in an ancient and modern hula; the energetic Pride Rice, an up-and-coming hip-hop group; School of the Creative and Performing Arts School Choral Ensemble in an array of choral arrangments; SIYARI performing lively dances from the House of Peru in Balboa Park, St. Rita’s Samoan Catholic Youth Group in an exciting demonstration of praise songs and dances from Samoa. High school Philippine dance groups will also, perform from Montgomery, Morse and Otay Ranch High Schools from the South Bay. The Festival concludes with the pabitin, where children 5 through 12 will jump for toys and candies hung from a bamboo rack which is raised and lowered in similar fashion to Mexico's piñata. Tickets are $15.00 for reserved and sponsor seats, $12.00 general admission, $10.00 for students, seniors, and active-duty military, and may be purchased at the door.  PASACAT was founded in 1970 and is funded in part by the San Diego County Community Enhancement Fund.