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❯❯ AGENDA | Events

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Do the Time Warp

down to the Old

Globe for a live per-

formance of the cult

hit that is The Rocky

Horror Show.

The Museum of

Contemporary Art

San Diego promises

a Phenomenal TNT

(Thursday Night

Thing), with music,

drinks, and hands-

on art.

At The Butcher Shop

Steakhouse, sip and

sup at Clairemont

Uncorked, a com-

munity tasting event.

Spend the rest of the

week at San Diego

Beer Week, through

November 11.

It’s the most fun

you can have on two

wheels: Bike the

Coast - Taste the

Coast takes cyclists

to Oceanside Pier,

where food, beer,

and music await.

Foodie fun with an

international fl air

at the Community

Cuban Dinner and

Creole Choir of Cuba

performance at UCSD’s

International Center.

La Jolla Strip

Club gets you over

the hump with in-

dulgent happy-hour

Manicures and

Martinis in

its private Cham-

pagne Room.

Who says beer

is for boys?

Certainly not

Stone Brewing

Co., which schools

beer-loving ladies

at Beer U:

Introducing

Barley’s Angels.

San Diego salutes

its servicemen

and women at the

Veterans Day Pa-

rade and patriotic

celebrations at the

Midway Museum.

Sample goods from

30 Temecula wineries

at the Harvest

Celebration Barrel

Tasting Weekend. Or,

hit up free street fairs:

Fall Back Festival

(Gaslamp) and Carls-

bad Village Faire.

We salute Sinatra

at Broadway San

Diego’s Come Fly

Away (through Nov.

13), Lyric Opera’s

Sinatra Forever

(Nov. 11-13), and

Anthology’s Tribute

to Sinatra (Nov. 23).

The San Diego

Bay Wine & Food

Festival is an oeno-

phile’s fantasy: fi ve

days fi lled with wine

dinners, tastings,

celebrity chefs, and

cooking classes.

Enjoy a culinary spin

on a literary classic

at the Taste of

Opera Great News!

Cooking Class,

celebrating sea-

food and

San Diego

Opera’s Moby-Dick.

’Tis the season for

Dr. Seuss, as How

the Grinch Stole

Christmas returns

to the Old Globe.

Gorge your way

through Little Italy

as you sample

budget-friendly

bites on this month’s

Grub Sprawl.

Feel the

rush as

you

cross

the

fi nish

line at the

Silver Strand

Half Marathon.

San Diego jazzes

itself up every

Thanksgiving as

the Dixieland Jazz

Festival rolls into

town with fi ve days

of foot-tapping

tunes.

Christmas comes

early for fans of

sultry songsters as

the Chris Isaak

Christmas

Show seduces

audiences at

the Belly Up.

The 65th annual

Mother Goose

Parade hits the

streets of El Cajon.

For North County

residents, there’s

the Encinitas Fall

Festival shopping

bazaar and street fair.

Kevin Smith and

Jason Mewes

treat their cult

classic fi lm

fans to the live

comedy of Jay

& Silent Bob

Get Old at the

Belly Up.

Santa Claus

makes an early

appearance in

Coronado at

the Holiday

Festival...

A Family

Celebration.

Start your week

right with San

Diego’s own Jason

Mraz at Spreckles

Theatre.

Are you ready for

some football? Root

for the San Diego

Chargers when

they play the Denver

Broncos.

// CHRISTINA ORLOVSKY PAGE

Go to sandiegomagazine.com for more info on these events.

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