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Going out in San Diego
San Diego is overflowing with places to go out. There are several multipurpose venues with schedules for rock, pop and classical concerts, Broadway shows, ballet troupes, magic shows and much more. A good source of useful information is the weekly San Diego Reader, which can be found in most restaurants bars and shops around the city. The Thursday edition of the San Diego Union Tribune’s Night & Day section is also very good. There is literally something here for everyone. It caters for the culture lover, the sports enthusiast, the quiet drinker, the pop and disco fanatic, the film buff, the traditionalist and just about every other taste. Before going out, it is best to check if reservations are needed, dress code and of course the entrance fee. Take some good identification with you just in case. The following is just a brief list of some recommended places to go, but is by no means the definitive guide. Theatre: La Jolla Playhouse-2910 La Jolla Drive Old Globe Theatre-Balboa Park San Diego Repertory Theatre-Horton Plaza Classical Music: San Diego Symphony-750 B Street San Diego Chamber Orchestra Spruce Street Forum-301 Spruce Street Live Music: Club Sevilla-555 4th Avenue Buffalo Joe’s-600 5th Avenue Humphrey’s Concerts by the Bay-2241 Shelter Island Drive Nightclubs: E Street Alley-just off E Street between 4th and 5th Avenue Club Montage-2028 Hancock Street Club Tremors-860 Garnet Avenue |
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