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® ® SAN DIEGO | 2019 EVENT CALENDAR MDC © 2019 Lawyers Title September Aug. 31–Sep. 2, Labor Day Stickball Tournament Celebrate a long-standing neighborhood tradition while stirring up fun childhood memories. Teams from New York, Puerto Rico, and San Diego will take broom sticks, table legs, or anything bat-like to a rubber Wilson ball... and swing it out! Time: 9 am–5 pm Location: India St. & Columbia St., Little Italy www.littleitalysd.com Sep. 7, Julian Grape Stomp Festa Continue this old-world tradition and kick off your shoes, roll up your pants, and squish tons of grapes with your feet! With samples from local wineries, plenty of food, shopping, Italian music, bocce ball, and dancing, it’ll be a party to remember! Time: 11 am–5 pm Location: Menghini Winery, 1150 Julian Orchards Dr., Julian www.visitjulian.com/to-see-do/special-events/grape-stomp Image © www.pacificsandiego.com Image © www.iesportsnews.com Sep. 7, San Diego Blues Festival Give hunger the blues while you boogie to Taj Mahal, Eric Gales, Larkin Poe, Curtis Salgado, Whitney Shay, and more! Enjoy craft beer, specialty cocktails, wine, food, and various vendors. Proceeds go to the San Diego Food Bank. Time: Noon–8 pm Location: Marina Embarcadero North, 500 Kettner Blvd., Marina www.sdbluesfest.com Sep. 13–15, KAABOO Del Mar Get ready for the perfect weekend adventure! KAABOO is a three-day sound voyage combining rock ‘n’ roll and taste-making events in a modern wonderland on the warm shores of the Pacific. Take in world- class music, great cuisine, craft libations, comedy acts, contemporary art, dancing, and premium amenities. Time: Refer to website Location: Del Mar Fairgrounds, 2260 Jimmy Durante Blvd., Del Mar www.kaaboodelmar.com Sep. 13–15, San Diego Bayfair See some of the world’s fastest boats on Mission Bay! Bayfair features three days of nonstop boat racing, food and drinks, and family fun. Get an up-close view of the action along the shores of East Vacation Island, Fiesta Island, or Crown Point. Time: Refer to website Location: Refer to website (Mission Bay) www.sandiegobayfair.org Sep. 14, Old Town San Diego Fiestas Patrias Celebrate Mexican Independence while commemorating the rich, diverse culture of Mexican California! The colorful Fiestas Patrias parade kicks off the festivities, which include Escaramuzas (traditional female equestrians), traditional music and dance groups, crafts, games, historical demos, and much more. This is a free event. Time: 11 am–4 pm Location: Old Town State Historic Park, San Diego www.sandiego.org/explore/events/festivals-and-street-fairs/ old-town-fiestas-patrias.aspx Image © Chris Denslow 2014 Image © www.theinfatuation.com

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SAN DIEGO | 2019 EVENT CALENDAR

MDC © 2019 Lawyers Title

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Aug. 31–Sep. 2, Labor Day Stickball TournamentCelebrate a long-standing neighborhood tradition while stirring up fun childhood memories. Teams from New York, Puerto Rico, and San Diego will take broom sticks, table legs, or anything bat-like to a rubber Wilson ball... and swing it out!Time: 9 am–5 pmLocation: India St. & Columbia St., Little Italywww.littleitalysd.com

Sep. 7, Julian Grape Stomp FestaContinue this old-world tradition and kick off your shoes, roll up your pants, and squish tons of grapes with your feet! With samples from local wineries, plenty of food, shopping, Italian music, bocce ball, and dancing, it’ll be a party to remember!Time: 11 am–5 pmLocation: Menghini Winery, 1150 Julian Orchards Dr., Julianwww.visitjulian.com/to-see-do/special-events/grape-stomp

Image © www.pacificsandiego.com

Image © www.iesportsnews.com

Sep. 7, San Diego Blues FestivalGive hunger the blues while you boogie to Taj Mahal, Eric Gales, Larkin Poe, Curtis Salgado, Whitney Shay, and more! Enjoy craft beer, specialty cocktails, wine, food, and various vendors. Proceeds go to the San Diego Food Bank.Time: Noon–8 pmLocation: Marina Embarcadero North, 500 Kettner Blvd., Marinawww.sdbluesfest.com

Sep. 13–15, KAABOO Del MarGet ready for the perfect weekend adventure! KAABOO is a three-day sound voyage combining rock ‘n’ roll and taste-making events in a modern wonderland on the warm shores of the Pacific. Take in world-class music, great cuisine, craft libations, comedy acts, contemporary art, dancing, and premium amenities.Time: Refer to websiteLocation: Del Mar Fairgrounds, 2260 Jimmy Durante Blvd., Del Marwww.kaaboodelmar.com

Sep. 13–15, San Diego BayfairSee some of the world’s fastest boats on Mission Bay! Bayfair features three days of nonstop boat racing, food and drinks, and family fun. Get an up-close view of the action along the shores of East Vacation Island, Fiesta Island, or Crown Point.Time: Refer to websiteLocation: Refer to website (Mission Bay)www.sandiegobayfair.org

Sep. 14, Old Town San Diego Fiestas PatriasCelebrate Mexican Independence while commemorating the rich, diverse culture of Mexican California! The colorful Fiestas Patrias parade kicks off the festivities, which include Escaramuzas (traditional female equestrians), traditional music and dance groups, crafts, games, historical demos, and much more. This is a free event.Time: 11 am–4 pmLocation: Old Town State Historic Park, San Diegowww.sandiego.org/explore/events/festivals-and-street-fairs/ old-town-fiestas-patrias.aspx

Image © Chris Denslow 2014

Image © www.theinfatuation.com

SAN DIEGO | SEPTEMBER 2019

MDC © 2019 Lawyers Title. Information contained in this document has been compiled from a variety of sources and is accurate as of print date. Info subject to change without notice. Please contact each listing directly with questions.

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Sep. 14, Santee Bluegrass Festival FundraiserLet the bluegrass shine at this 21+ fundraising event for people, parks, and programs in Santee. This will be a delightful evening of delicious brews, fine wines, delectable treats, a giving tree, opportunity drawings, and—of course—live bluegrass music.Time: 5:30–9:30 pmLocation: Town Center Community Park East, Santeewww.cityofsanteeca.gov

Sep. 21, Coastal Cleanup DayJoin thousands of volunteers from all over San Diego to clean up our local beaches, rivers, creeks, and parks. Take part in beautification projects like invasive plant removal, trail building, and planting. Together, we can make waves of change!Time: 9 am–NoonLocation: Refer to website (San Diego)www.cleanupday.org

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Sep. 21, San Diego Festival of BeerSample tasty beers with friends while raising funds to fight cancer! This indoor/outdoor event features live music, games, vendor booths, food trucks, and 120 varieties of tasty brews. All proceeds will benefit local cancer-fighting charities.Time: Noon–5 pm (VIP), 1–5 pm (General Admission)Location: Broadway Pier, 1000 N. Harbor Dr., Downtownwww.sdbeerfest.org

Sep. 21–22, Adams Avenue Street FairStroll along Adams Avenue while surrounded by music from 80 bands on six stages and 300 arts, crafts, retail, and food vendors. There will also be craft beer tastings, giant carnival rides, and festival foods.Time: 10 am–10 pm Saturday, 10 am–6 pm SundayLocation: Adams Ave., Normal Heightswww.adamsavenuebusiness.com/event-info

Sep. 21–22, Oceanside Harbor DaysCome together for two days of sun, sand, and surf! There will be food, beer, and family-friendly activities including arts and crafts, a kids’ costume party, a sand castle contest, a nail ‘n’ sail competition, live music, and more. This is a free event.Time: 9 am–5 pmLocation: Oceanside Harborwww.oceansidechamber.com/oceanside-harbor-days.htm

Sep. 21–22, Pacific Islander FestivalCelebrate the cultures and customs of the indigenous people of Melanesia, Micronesia, and Polynesia with entertainment, food, music, dancing, and specialty crafts. This is a free event.Time: 8 am–4 pmLocation: Ski Beach, 1600 Vacation Rd., Mission Baywww.pifasandiego.com

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Sep. 22–29, San Diego Restaurant WeekExplore a variety of cuisines from over 180 restaurants across San Diego. This beloved culinary tradition features the city’s best restaurants offering fixed-price, three-course dinners and two-course lunches. Reservations are recommended.Time: Refer to participating restaurant hoursLocation: Refer to participating restaurant locationswww.sandiegorestaurantweek.com

Sep. 28, AIDS Walk & RunGather to remember the many who have been lost to AIDS, and to raise vital funds to support those living with HIV. Join in and be the generation that helps eliminate new cases of HIV!Time: 7 amLocation: Refer to website (Hillcrest)www.aidswalksd.org

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Sep. 29, San Diego Sake FestivalDon’t miss this great opportunity to taste sake from 15+ breweries all over California and Japan! Events will include a traditional cedar sake barrel opening ceremony (Kagami biraki), food pairing samples curated by local restaurants, live music, and much more.Time: 2–6 pmLocation: Quartyard, 1301 Market St., East Villagewww.eventbrite.com/e/san-diego-sake-festival-2019-tickets-66002797143?aff=ebdssbdestsearch