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SAN DIEGO MUSEUM MONTH

California Surf Museum The California Surf Museum’s 8th Annual Gala/Auction is on Saturday evening, November 21. The event takes place at the Springhill Suites by Marriott, which is located at 110 North Meyers Street, in downtown Oceanside. The event is from 4pm to 10pm. The purpose of the fundraiser is to “preserve surfing’s rich heritage,” said Jim Kempton, President of the Museum’s Board of Directors.

Greg Noll, an American pioneer of big wave surfing and a prominent longboard shaper, is this year’s honoree.

Noll is best known for being the first surfer to ride a wave breaking on the outside reef at the Banzai Pipeline in 1964.

Along with Noll, there will be other famous celebrities from

the world of surfing in attendance. Other honorees include Big Wave World Tour inventor Gary Linden, and one of the best women surfers in the world, Sarah Gerhardt. Gerhardt is the first woman tow-in surfer, and the first woman to surf Mavericks. Tickets include delicious appetizers, dinner, dessert, no host bar, and two CSM guest passes.

Tickets for this fundraising event are $125 per person.

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The Gala coincides with a major exhibition titled Going Big: A History of Riding Giant Waves Around the World.

The exhibit includes portraits of world famous big wave spots, stunning photography, and tales of the legendary

big wave riders who over the last 75 years have pioneered one of the most epic challenges in sports history. The exhibit features surfboards that were ridden, showing the progression of equipment as well as the savvy and technique necessary to push the limits of what was thought impossible. Photographs from some of the barrier-breaking rides and biggest waves ever ridden are on display.

evoking history, war, and conquest.

Charles Moxon is the resident artist from November 14 to December 5, and his work will remain on exhibit until January 2. With lightening and fluid brush strokes, Moxon’s portraits are reminiscent of the 17th century Dutch Masters. Often using actors and models as his subjects, Moxon has found a way to explore the theme of performance both on the stage and in everyday life.

Sophia Narrett is the resident artist from January 16 to February 13. Her work will remain on display through

March 12. Narrett’s embroidered paintings provide a setting for what she calls “honest fantasy.” Her work envelopes her own experiences as well as societal fantasies about desire, identity, and gender.

The LUX Art Institute is located at 1550 S. El Camino Real, Encinitas 92024. Admission is Free. Call (760) 4366611 or visit www.luxartinstitute.org.

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LUX Art Institute The LUX Art Institute in Encinitas is redefining the museum experience by presenting artists during their residency period so the visitor can view their creative processes while developing his or her own works of art. From now until October 31, examine the wonderful creations of Max Greis whose work is preoccupied with the ways in which our post industrial world has altered our relationship with nature. Greis utilizes collage built from landscape scenes that construct apocalyptic panoramas

San Dieguito Heritage Museum Learn what our hills looked like before they were covered with homes.

The San Dieguito Heritage Museum, founded in 1988, collects, preserves and interprets the local history of the San Dieguito area, including the communities of Encinitas, Olivenhain, Leucadia, Cardiff, Solana Beach, Del Mar, and Rancho Santa Fe. The timespan covered by the museum’s collections begins 10,000 years ago, with artifacts from local Native American tribes such as the Diegueño, Luiseño, Kumeyaay, and their prehistoric ancestors.

Artifacts trace the development of our area from a small set of railroad towns through the prosperous beach lifestyle of the

present day. The museum’s collection reflects the farming that dominated the region from the late 1800s to World War II, with numerous agricultural implements, photos, and household items on display. Transportation is also well represented by a stagecoach, mail dray, fire engine, and Model T touring car.

Local history is kept alive through the popular free weekend ‘Families Make History’ crafts program. Each art project focuses on an aspect of local history and is geared towards families with elementary school age and younger children.

A bit of history is learned while making a creative object to take home. This program runs from 12 to 4pm on Saturdays and Sundays, with a new project scheduled each month.

The museum grounds include the main museum building, which contains the core collections and rotating quarterly exhibits. The Olivenhain Teten House, built in 1885, has been recently renovated and contains many of its original furnishings. The Teten House is open on Saturdays only.

The museum has a replica Native American dwelling, a turn-of-the-century General Store, and a workers shanty from the Depression era. A new exhibit under construction will showcase the facades of downtown shops in the early

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San Diego Model Railroad Museum The San Diego Model Railroad Museum (SDMRM) is one the largest indoor model railroad displays in the country and the only accredited railroad themed museum in the U.S.A. The individual HO and N scale layouts are among the largest of their type. The model railroads were constructed by volunteer engineers, electricians, muralists, and craftsmen. Since opening to the public in 1982, the museum is approaching 3 million visitors. Visitors will see vast collection of historic trains of all gauges, a wealth of images, and a fine collection of train books, all dedicated to educational programming, family events, and tours.

Take an extraordinary journey back in time at the San Diego Model Railroad Museum to the 1915 PanamaCalifornia Exposition with the new Centennial Railway Garden featuring a miniature Balboa Park. The Garden is constructed with solar panels, and has sustainable droughttolerant landscaping.

Ales and Rails event takes place on Dec. 11, from 7pm to 9 pm. Beer and train lovers “hop” aboard this holiday season and enjoy some of your favorite things: Tasty ales, train rails, and ugly Christmas sweaters. Enjoy local craft brews from Societe Brewing, Nickel Co. and Intergalactic Brewing Company. Gather your friends for the most “hop-n-ing” event by wearing the cheesiest and most hideous holiday

sweater to this year’s very fun holiday event.

Polar Express Family Day is on December 12, from 11am to 3pm.

All aboard! Get in the spirit of the holidays and join us in your pajamas and enter a magical world full of holiday treats and trains. Feel the chilly weather, smell the hot cocoa in the air, and immerse yourself this holiday season at the Museum and enjoy the movie The Polar Express. Relax, bring a pillow and blanket and enjoy the show. Two show times: 11:15am and 1:15pm.

Movie is included in admission, but seat reservation is required.

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City of Carlsbad/ William D. Cannon Art Gallery The William D. Cannon Art Gallery is located at the Carlsbad Dove Library Complex. Their newest exhibition titled “Food for Thought” is on display now through November 8, and explores the use of food as both a conceptual and formal tool in contemporary art. The works in this group exhibition explore how contemporary artists are taking historical and traditional art into new realms. Artists include T.R. Colletta, Einar and James de la Torre, Irene de Watteville, Sienna Degovia, Anthony Enyedy, Daryl Gortner, Alex

Gross, Raul Guerrero, Kenny Harris, F. Scott Hess, Pamela Michelle Johnson, Laurie Hogin, Lori Larusso, Dave Lefner, Mark Licari, Jean Lowe, Nikki Moore, Betsy Schulz, Laura Swytak, Robert Townsend, and Jean Wells.

Family Open Studios and Plus Performances: Family Open Studios takes place on Saturday, October 3, from 11am to 2pm. Plus Performances are at 11:45am and 1:15pm at the Carlsbad City Library Complex Courtyard and Ruby G. Schulman Auditorium. Family Open Studios offers a handson artistic experience for the whole family. Participants

get creative with their own art projects related to the exhibition.

Materials and workspace are provided. The Plus Performances portion features two live performances that expand on the theme of the exhibition.

Admission is free. William D. Cannon Art Gallery is located at 1775 Dove Lane, Carlsbad 92011. Gallery hours Tue-Sat 11-5pm, Sun 1-5pm. Call (760) 602-2021 or visit www.carlsbadca.gov/arts.

Agua Hedionda Lagoon Discovery Center The Agua Hedionda Lagoon Discovery Center is a nature center dedicated to environmental education and outreach.

The Discovery Center houses an extraordinary collection of hands-on exhibits that pertain to all aspects of the Lagoon watershed including a historical perspective. The Center hosts numerous festivals, lectures, seminars, and programs throughout the year. Don’t miss their birds, snakes, lizards and live demonstration beehive where you can observe how bees live and work.

Bat Chats is part of the Night at the Museum educational series that happens on October 24. Get up close and personal with live bats. Find out the fun fuzzy facts about bats while author, Janell Cannon, does a live reading from her book Stellaluna. There will be games, refreshments, arts and crafts, and a trail walk.

The Center hosts many fun, environmental, and educational events throughout the year. Join the Rubber Ducky Derby on Nov 7; the Hubbs Trail Community Cleanup on Nov. 14; and Recycled Holiday Crafts on Dec. 5.

The Agua Hedionda Lagoon Foundation is a non-profit organization formed in 1990 by passionate Carlsbad citizens who strive to promote the Agua Hedionda Lagoon in its global context. The Agua Hedionda Lagoon Discovery Center is free and open to the public Mon.–Sat. 7am to 4pm, and Sun. 12 to 4pm, and is located at 1580 Cannon Road, Carlsbad 92008. Call (760) 804-1969 or visit www. aguahedionda.org.

San Diego Children’s Discovery Museum San Diego Children’s Discovery Museum (SDCDM) is North County’s only children’s museum. In its fourth year, this fun and educational museum offers hands-on science, arts, and world cultures exhibits. The Museum has many wonderful new exhibits in its four exhibit areas of Explore, Imagine, Experiment, and Discover. This fall, the San Diego Children’s Discovery Museum is excited to present the Escondido Roots Series as part of the Museum’s mission to celebrate and educate children and families about

world cultures. Roots programs highlight the diverse cultural traditions of the communities of San Diego County.

These free programs feature cultural performances, crafts, costumes, and other activities showcase the culture’s rich art and history. Performances, often by children, include storytelling, music, dance, and puppetry. During the program month, the Global Village and Marketplace exhibit is transformed to reflect the culture, along with books and costumes. Additionally, craft and story time will carry the theme of the celebrated culture with a different

book and craft each week of that month.

The San Diego Children’s Discovery Museum serves children up to age 10, and focuses on these critical years of child development by encouraging families to learn together.

Through professionally designed exhibit spaces and programs, children engage in a wide range of concepts about science and world cultures. Whether children are playing

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Calendar of Events (October and November) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8-9 Coupon Pages. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32-33 Ticket Giveaways . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12, 19, 22, 25, 29, 30 Bates Nut Farm’s Big Mac Pumpkin Field . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12 San Diego Museum Month . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4-5 Dining and Drinking . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11-21 Winery & Brewery Directories . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28 Cool Local Hangouts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27

Halloween Haunts, Freaks & Treats . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25-26 Christmas Tree Lightings and Events. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27 Music and Concerts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21-23 Live Theatre & Movie Fests . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7, 10 Festivals . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10-12, 19-21, 25-28 Attractions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5, 11-12, 25-27 Sports & Team Schedules . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29-30

Poway OnStage Presents Bram Stoker’s Dracula October 25, Sunday, 7pm From LA TheatreWorks, the company that brought you The Graduate, comes an all-new adaptation of a terror classic presented in a unique format, as an old time radio play. This stage production of Dracula includes significant sound effects to achieve the feel of a radio play. Just in time for Halloween, this is a production not to miss.

In Charles Morey’s acclaimed adaptation, Count Dracula slips quietly into Victorian London with a cargo of his native Transylvanian soil, necessary for resting between

claiming his victims. The city seems helpless against his frightful power, and only one man, the resourceful Dr. Van Helsing, can stop the carnage. But to do this, he must uncover the vampire’s lair and pierce Dracula’s heart with a wooden stake—setting up an epic battle between good and evil. Over the years, the story of Dracula has been shared and passed down from one generation to the next, while never losing its place as one of the greatest horror stories ever told.

Poway OnStage is located at 15498 Espola Road, Poway, CA 92064. For more information on LA TheaterWorks presentation of Dracula visit www.powayonstage.org.

The Old Globe Theatre In Your Arms Through October 25 This ravishing evening glides, leaps, and twirls through the giddy extremes of romantic love. A truly unique event, it ranges across eras and cultures and tells its stories through the universal language of dance, employing classical ballet, swing, tap, ballroom, jazz, flamenco and more.

Full Gallop Through October 25 Before Anna Wintour or The Devil Wears Prada, there was Diana Vreeland, the larger-than-life doyenne of American taste. Unceremoniously fired as editor of Vogue, she hunkers down in her famous all-red New York apartment and plans her comeback: a magazine of her own. The path to get there is as complicated and outré as Vreeland herself.

Dr. Seuss’ How the Grinch Stole Christmas!

November 7-December 26 Dr. Seuss’ How the Grinch Stole Christmas! is back for its 18th year. This wonderful, whimsical musical based upon the classic Dr. Seuss book, celebrates the holidays as the Old Globe Theatre is once again transformed into the snow-covered Whoville, right down to the last can of Who-hash.

Globe for All: Much Ado about Nothing November 10-22 Soldiers return victorious from battle, their sights now set on the peacetime pleasures of love and merrymaking. But for Shakespeare’s wittiest couple, Beatrice and Benedick, romance is a “merry war” all its own, and their clever barbs protect their wary hearts.

As You Like It November 14-22 Shakespeare’s most beloved comedy, As You Like It, is a lighthearted look at the fickle and passionate nature of love. Rosalind, after being banished, meets lovesick Orlando.

Will wit and merriment overcome jealousy and deception? How will true love ever find its way, lost in the delightful madness of the forest?

The Old Globe’s Annual Christmas Tree Lighting November 15, Sunday, 6pm The 10th annual Old Globe Christmas Tree Lighting takes places on November 15. The tree is to be located in the center of the Globe’s Copley Plaza and will remain for the run of the Grinch. There is a special live performance by members of the Grinch and a delightful holiday snowfall on the Globe’s Copley Plaza. Tickets to the Christmas Tree Lighting are free but require an RSVP. The Old Globe Theatre is located at 1363 Old Globe Way, San Diego, CA 92101. For more information call (619) 2345623 or visit www.TheOldGlobe.org.

Star Theatre Company Noises Off October 2-4 This comedic play uses the concept of a play within a play. It is set in English provincial theatre, where a second-rate theatrical troupe is preparing to perform the tour production “Nothing On.” Complicating matters are the personal problems and backstage relationships that have fostered jealousy and petty squabbling and intruded upon any professionalism this motley crew can muster. As the tour progresses, the eccentricities of the cast comes to the forefront and the performances on the road dissolve into chaos on and off stage.

The Star Theatre Coast Kids Presents Guys and Dolls November 13-22 Set in the hustle and bustle of prohibition in New York City, Guys and Dolls soars with the spirit of Broadway as it introduces

you to a cast of vivid characters including: Sarah Brown, the upright but uptight “mission doll,” out to reform the evildoers of Times Square; Sky Masterson, a high-rolling gambler who woos her on a bet and ends up falling in love; Adelaide, the chronically ill nightclub performer whose condition is brought on by the fact she’s been engaged to the same man for 14 years; and Nathan Detroit, her devoted fiancé, desperate as always to find a spot for his infamous floating crap game.

The Star Theatre Company Presents Annie, Jr. December 11-19 America’s most beloved musical Annie, Jr. is once again being presented at the Historic Star Theatre in downtown Oceanside, giving a whole new generation the chance to experience this classic musical about never giving up hope.

The Star Theatre Oceanside is located at 402 N. Coast Hwy. Oceanside, CA 92054. For more information visit www.startheatreco.com.

North Coast Repertory Theatre The Fox on the Fairway Through October 4 A hilarious comedy by Ken Ludwig (Lend Me a Tenor, Moon Over Buffalo), The Fox On The Fairway scores a hole-in-one with non-stop laughs. The lineup of players includes a beleaguered country club president, his cocky nemesis from a neighboring club, a newly minted, but thoroughly love-besotted golf pro, a sexy waitress, his sex-starved vice president, and his suspicious wife.

Chapatti October 21-November 15 Two lonely animal lovers in Dublin cross paths, and an unexpected spark begins as they re-discover the importance of human companionship. This heartwarming second-chance comedy celebrates unforgettable characters who still believe in love. Directed by Tony Award-winning actress, Judith Ivey.

Horror UnScripted October 26, Monday, 7:30pm Impro Theatre takes a “stab” at creating an entire play in the style of 1980s horror films, on stage, right before your very eyes with Horror UnScripted. Get your throats ready, because screams of laughter will be leaping out as you experience this side-splitting, nightmare-inducing spectacle.

The North Coast Repertory Theatre is located at 987 Lomas Santa Fe Dr., Solana Beach, CA 92075. For more information call (858) 481-1055 or visit www. northcoastrep.org.

Solana Beach Family Optometry Anniversary Celebration November 6, Friday, 4–7pm Solana Beach Family Optometry is inviting everyone to their 5th Anniversary Celebration and Appreciation Party.

The Party is on Friday, November 6, and begins at 4pm and runs until 7pm. It’s an open house and celebration at their Solana Beach office with live music, appetizers, and a trunk show. Attendees will receive 30% OFF all eyeglass orders at the event.

Dr. Kristin Peterson-Salgado graduated from the University of California, Davis in 1993 with high honors then went on and graduated from the University of California, Berkeley School of Optometry in 1997. For 14 years she has been practicing medically-based optometry with a focus on ocular disease, geriatrics, traditional and hard-to-fit contact lenses, diabetic exams, and Lasik or cataract surgery pre-operative exams.

Dr. Peterson-Salgado opened her private practice in Solana Beach in 2010 with a desire to continue her medically based practice while also incorporating vision exams for the entire family. Dr. Peterson-Salgado enjoys fitting all types of contact lenses, including bifocal, monovision, rigid gas permeable, and astigmatic lenses. She also has an extensive background in the treatment of dry eye conditions. She is board certified in the treatment and management of ocular disease and can prescribe medications for eye infections, allergies, and dry eyes.

Dr. Peterson-Salgado grew up in Del Mar and currently lives in Solana Beach with her husband (4th generation Solana Beach resident) and their two kids. Call for an appointment to see Dr. Kristin Peterson-Salgado at Solana Beach Family Optometry at (858) 259-8239 or stop in at 977 Lomas Santa Fe Drive, Suite B, Solana Beach CA 92075.

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10/1 Breast Cancer Awareness Month 10/1 First Thursdays along Encinitas 101. Live music and art displays, 5-8pm.

WWW.ENCINITAS101.COM 10/1 Full Moon Walk on Scripps Pier with Birch Aquarium at Scripps, 6-7:30pm.

(858) 534-3474. WWW.AQUARIUM.UCSD.EDU 10/1-10/4 Disney on Ice: Dare to Dream at Valley View Casino Center.

WWW.VALLEYVIEWCASINOCENTER.COM 10/1-10/4 La Jolla Playhouse presents Blueprints to Freedom: An Ode to Bayard Rusin. (858) 550-1010. WWW.LAJOLLAPLAYHOUSE.ORG 10/1-10/4 North Coast Repertory Theatre presents The Fox on the Fairway.

(858) 481-1055. WWW.NORTHCOASTREP.ORG 10/1-10/4 14th Annual San Diego Film Festival. (619) 818-2221. WWW.SDFILMFEST.COM 10/1-10/4 San Diego Fashion Week in La Jolla. WWW.FASHIONWEEKSD.COM 10/1-10/4 Sapphire Theater Company presents Next to Normal.

WWW.SAPPHIRETHEATERCOMPANY.COM 10/1-10/11 MiraCosta College theatre presents SEVEN. WWW.MIRACOSTA.EDU/EVENTS 10/1-10/25 Old Globe Theatre presents Full Gallop. WWW.THEOLDGLOBE.ORG 10/1-10/25 San Diego Repertory Theatre presents My Manana Comes. WWW.SDREP.ORG 10/1-10/25 La Jolla Playhouse presents Healing Wars. (858) 550-1010.

WWW.LAJOLLAPLAYHOUSE.ORG 10/1-10/31 Radio Stations’ Amazing Pink Ribbon Challenge WWW.THEBREASTCANCERSITE.GREATERGOOD.COM/CLICKTOGIVE/BCS/HOME 10/1-10/31 Haunted Hotel at the Gaslamp in San Diego. Closed Mon-Tues.

(619) 696-7227. WWW.HAUNTEDHOTEL.COM 10/1-10/31 Museum Month: kids under 12 get free admission at select museums and attractions. WWW.SANDIEGOMUSEUMCOUNCIL.ORG 10/1-10/31 Luiseno History and Cultural Exhibit, and Birds of Agua Hedionda Lagoon photo exhibit, at Agua Hedionda Lagoon Discovery Center.

WWW.LAGOON.AGUAHEDIONDA.ORG 10/1-10/31 Neil Shigley: Invisible Drawings and Prints at the Bread & Salt Gallery.

Documentary of San Diego’s homeless. (619) 203-6557. WWW.NEILSHIGLEY.COM 10/1-10/31 Bates Nut Farm Giant Pumpkin Patch. “Big Macs” weighing hundreds of lbs! M-F 9am-5pm, Weekends 8:30am-6pm. (760) 749-3333. WWW.BATESNUTFARM.BIZ 10/1-10/31 National Breast Cancer Awareness Month- Time to wear your pink ribbon!

10/1-10/31 Exhibit of works by Max Greis at Lux Art Institute in Encinitas.

WWW.LUXARTINSTITUTE.ORG 10/1-10/31 California Surf Museum presents exhibit Art of Surf by Kevin Short.

WWW.CALIFORNIASURFMUSEUM.COM 10/1-10/31 Whale Watching for Grey and Blue Whales migrating south for the winter.

10/1-11/1 Haunted Trail at Balboa Park, closed Mon-Tues. (619) 231-0131.

WWW.HAUNTEDTRAIL.NET 10/1-11/8 Exhibit: “Food for Thought” at the William D. Cannon Art Gallery in Carlsbad. WWW.CARLSBADCA.GOV/ARTS 10/1-11/29 Bates Nut Farm in Valley Center – Giant Pumpkin Fields, Hay Rides, Corn Maze, food, shopping, entertainment, ongoing special events. WWW.BATESNUTFARM.BIZ 10/1-1/3/16 Maya: Hidden Worlds Revealed at the San Diego Natural History Museum. (619) 255-0349.

10/1-1/3/16 Oceanside Museum of Art presents Baby Tattoo: The Carnival of Astounding Art. WWW.OMA-ONLINE.ORG 10/2 Megan Hilty Under the Stars at Moonlight Amphitheatre, 8pm. (760) 7242110. WWW.MOONLIGHTSTAGE.COM 10/2 15th Annual Carlsbad Golf Classic at The Crossings at Carlsbad. 11:30am shotgun start. WWW.CARLSBADED.ORG 10/2 Free International Film Series at MiraCosta College, 1 Barnard Dr., Oceanside.

“Manuscrips Don’t Burn.” Iran, 2013. WWW.MIRACOSTA.EDU 10/2 Cruisin’ Grand in Escondido, 5-9pm. On Grand Ave. from Escondido Blvd. to Juniper St. Free. WWW.CRUISINGRAND.COM 10/2 Rocky Horror Picture Show at the La Palomar Theatre in Encinitas. Midnight showings every Friday. WWW.LAPALOMATHEATRE.COM 10/2 Irvine Meadow Amphitheatre presents Counting Crows: Somewhere Under Wonderland Tour with Citizen Cope. WWW.LIVENATION.COM 10/2 City of Carlsbad presents Foreign Film Fridays, free. Movie: Mr. Kaplan (Uruguay, 2014). WWW.CARLSBADCA.GOV 10/2-3 The Village Church Community Theatre presents Carol Burnett Comedy Buffet. WWW.VILLAGECHURCHCOMMUNITYTHEATER.ORG 10/2-10/4 Scream Zone at the Del Mar Fairgrounds. WWW.THESCREAMZONE.COM 10/2-10/4 MCAS Miramar Air Show. WWW.MIRAMARAIRSHOW.COM 10/2-10/4 Star Theatre presents Noises Off. (760) 721-9983. WWW.STARTHEATRECO.COM 10/3 Family Open Studios PLUS (free) at the William D. Cannon Art Gallery in Carlsbad, 11am-2pm. WWW.CARLSBADCA.GOV/ARTS 10/3 Horse Heritage Festival at Heritage Park in San Marcos. WWW.HELPTHEHORSEPARK.ORG 10/3 9th Annual Revolt Summer Surf Series finals at South Side of Crystal Pier, P.B. WWW.REVOLTSURFSERIES.COM 10/3 Pacific Beachfest 5K in Pacific Beach at Grand Ave. WWW.PACIFICBEACHFEST5K.COM 10/3 Heroes Walk For Life 2 mile walk at Live Oak County Park in Fallbrook.

WWW.FALLBROOKCHAMBEROFCOMMERCE.ORG/EVENTS-V2 10/3-10/4 20th Annual San Diego Orchid Fair at the San Diego Botanic Garden, Sat 9am-5pm, Sun 9am-4pm. (760) 436-3036. WWW.SDBGARDEN.ORG 10/3-10/4 Craft Fair and Pumpkin Festival at Bates Nut Farm, 9am-5pm.

WWW.BATESNUTFARM.BIZ 10/3-10/4 Free electronic waste collection event at Hometown Buffet in Oceanside, 9am-4pm. WWW.FALLBROOKCHAMBEROFCOMMERCE.ORG/EVENTS-V2 10/3-10/4 Old Town San Diego Art & Craft Show, 10am-6pm. (619) 233-5008.

WWW.OLDTOWNARTFESTIVAL.COM 10/3 “Because I Care” Community Fair at San Marcos Senior Center and San Marcos Fire Department. Theme: “Fit Brains, Healthy Bodies, and Happy Lives.”

(760) 744-5535. WWW.SAN-MARCOS.NET 10/3 Taking Sail–Tattoo Artist Art Show in Little Italy, 6-11pm. WWW.SD-TOO.COM 10/3 Poway On Stage presents Hank and My Honky Tonk Heroes. (858) 748-0505.

WWW.POWAYCENTER.COM 10/3 13th Annual Because I Care Community Resource Fair, 10am-2pm. San Marcos Senior Center. (760) 744-5535. WWW.CSUSM.EDU/PSYCHOLOGY/CAREFAIR.HTML 10/3 Tower Of Power and Average White Band perform at Thornton Winery. WWW.THORNTONWINE.COM/CHAMPAGNE-JAZZ-SERIES 10/3 Thievery Corporation plays at the Belly Up Tavern in Solana Beach. WWW.BELLYUP.COM 10/3 Brick-Or-Treat at Legoland. Halloween dance party, brick-or-treating. (760) 918-5346. WWW.LEGOLAND.COM 10/3 Super Hero Obstacle Race at Alga Norte Community Park in Carlsbad, 9am-noon. WWW.CARLSBADCONNECT.ORG 10/3 Valley Center Jazz Band at Bates Nut Farm, 12-3pm. WWW.BATESNUTFARM.BIZ 10/3 Walk to End Alzheimer’s Oceanside Pier, 4pm walk. (858) 9663319. WWW.ACT.ALZ.ORG 10/3 Pancake Breakfast and Craft Fair: “Pumpkin Festival” at Bates Nut Farm, 9am-5pm. WWW.BATESNUTFARM.BIZ 10/3-10/4 Not-So-Scary Estuary at San Elijo Lagoon, 1-4pm. WWW.SANELIJO.ORG 10/3-10/31 Big Horse Corn Maze & Harvest Festival in Temecula. Sat-Sun 10am-5pm, Tues-Fri 1pm-5pm (maze only). (951) 389-4621 WWW.BIGHORSECORNMAZE.COM 10/2-10/31 BOOmont Park features free trick-or-treating and other attractions every weekend. WWW.BELMONTPARK.COM 10/3-11/1 SeaWorld’s Halloween Spooktacular, weekends. (800) 257-4268.

WWW.SEAWORLDSANDIEGO.COM 10/3-10/4 Rendezvous in Poway, 10am-2pm, at Old Poway Park. WWW.POWAY.ORG 10/3-10/4 Vista Fiber Arts Fiesta at Antique Gas & Steam Engine Museum. 10am-4pm.

WWW.VISTAFIBERARTSFIESTA.COM 10/4 Queensryche plays at the House of Blues San Diego.

WWW.HOUSEOFBLUES.COM/SANDIEGO 10/4 Oktoberfest at St. Elizabeth Seton Parish in La Costa, 1-5pm. WWW.SESCHURCH.ORG 10/4 Car Show Sunday at Restaurant Row in San Marcos, 11am-3pm.

WWW.OLDCALRESTAURANTROW.COM 10/4 Fallbrook Land Convervancy’s 25th Annual Stagecoach Sunday, 1-4pm, at Palomares House & Park. WWW.FALLBROOKCHAMBEROFCOMMERCE.ORG/EVENTS-V2 10/4 Live Jazz Sunday Brunch at Tuscany La Costa, every Sunday.

WWW.TUSCANYLACOSTA.COM 10/4 Bayou Brothers at Bates Nut Farm, 12-3pm. WWW.BATESNUTFARM.BIZ 10/4 Citizen Cope with full band performs at Observatory North Park.

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10/4 Premiere of movie “Can I Surf That?” at Carlsbad Village Theatre, 5pm.

Benefit for JDRF. WWW2.JDRF.ORG 10/4 Del Mar Taste & Artisan Stroll. Stroll 10am-4pm, taste 12-3pm.

WWW.TASTE.DELMARMAINSTREET.COM 10/4 Chargers vs. Browns 10/4 Dionysus Dash 5K Wine Run at Mount Palomar Winery in Temecula, 8:15am race start. (415) 992-3110. WWW.DIONYSUSDASH.COM 10/4 The City of San Marcos Theatre West presents The Diary of Anne Frank at the San Marcos Community Center. WWW.BROADWAYVISTA.BIZ 10/4 San Diego National College Fair at the San Diego Convention Center.

WWW.VISITSANDIEGO.COM 10/4 Sukkot Harvest Festival at the The Ranch/Leichtag Foundation in Encinitas.

WWW.LFJCC.ORG 10/5 25th Anniversary San Diego Music Awards at Humphrey’s By The Bay. WWW.SANDIEGOMUSICAWARDS.COM 10/5 Monday Night Jazz Series at North Coast Repertory Theatre. Kevin Toney 3 featuring Dominique Toney. WWW.NORTHCOASTREP.ORG 10/6 MLB postseason begins.

10/6 The San Diego History Center is free on second Tuesdays of the month.

WWW.SANDIEGOHISTORY.ORG/FREE_TUESDAY.HTML 10/6-10/7 Gregg Allman plays at the Belly Up Tavern in Solana Beach.

WWW.BELLYUP.COM 10/7 3rd Annual Dine Out for the Cure at restaurants all across San Diego.

Fundraiser for local women affected by breast cancer.

WWW.KOMENSANDIEGO.ORG/DINEOUT 10/7 MAX – Sounds Like Gibberish Tour at the House of Blues San Diego.

WWW.HOUSEOFBLUES.COM/SANDIEGO 10/7 Lil Dicky with IAMSU performs at Observatory North Park.

WWW.OBSERVATORYSD.COM 10/7-10/18 Laguna Playhouse presents The Phantom of the Opera: The Spectacular New Production. WWW.SANDIEGOTHEATRES.ORG 10/7-10/18 Del Mar International Horse Show. WWW.WESTPALMSEVENTS.COM 10/7-11/1 Laguna Playhouse presents I’m Still Getting My Act Together.

WWW.LAGUNAPLAYHOUSE.COM 10/8 “Walk a Mile In Her Shoes” event to benefit YWCA’s Becky’s House. 5-8pm.

San Diego. (619) 239-0355. WWW.YWCASANDIEGO.ORG 10/8 National Depression Screening Day at MiraCosta College, 11am-1pm. WWW.MIRACOSTA.EDU/EVENTS 10/8 Xavier Rudd & The United Nations performs at Observatory North Park. WWW.OBSERVATORYSD.COM 10/8-10/11 Scream Zone at Del Mar Fairgrounds. WWW.THESCREAMZONE.COM 10/8-10/11 Triumphest 2015 at Del Mar Fairgrounds. WWW.TRIUMPHEST2015.COM 10/8-10/11 10th Annual Joshua Tree Music Festival. WWW.JOSHUATREEMUSICFESTIVAL.COM 10/9 Harvest Fall Festival at Park Dale Lane Elementary School.

WWW.PARKDALELANEPTA.ORG/HARVEST-FESTIVAL 10/9 Rocky Horror Picture Show at the La Palomar Theatre in Encinitas, midnight showing. WWW.LAPALOMATHEATRE.COM 10/9 Gabrel Iglesias at Valley View Casino Center, 8pm.

WWW.VALLEYVIEWCASINOCENTER.COM 10/9 Halloween Doggie Café at San Diego Humane Society on 576 Airport Road, Oceanside, 6-8pm. WWW.SDHUMANE.ORG 10/9 Lighting Train performs at Bates Nut Farm, 4:30-7:30pm. WWW.BATESNUTFARM.BIZ 10/9-10/10 Fall Camping at Lake Poway, 5pm-10am. WWW.POWAY.ORG 10/9-10/11 La Jolla Playhouse presents Without Walls Festival, 11am-10pm.

(858) 550-1070. WWW.LAJOLLAPLAYHOUSE.ORG 10/9-10/11 The City of San Marcos Theatre West presents musical Robin Hood.

WWW.SAN-MARCOS.NET/THEATREWEST 10/9-10/11 PGA Championship Presidents Cup. WWW.PRESIDENTSCUP.COM 10/9-10/18 Moonlight Youth Theatre presents Disney’s Tarzan at Moonlight Amphitheatre. WWW.MOONLIGHTSTAGE.COM 10/9-10/25 Patio Playhouse presents James the Giant Peach. WWW.PATIOPLAYHOUSE.COM 10/10 Brick-Or-Treat at Legoland. Halloween dance party, brick-or-treating.

(760) 918-5346. WWW.LEGOLAND.COM 10/10 Heidi and the Hurricane play at Bates Nut Farm, 12-3pm. WWW.BATESNUTFARM.BIZ 10/10 Get the Led Out plays at Harrah’s Resort SoCal. WWW.CAESARS.COM/HARRAHS-SOCAL/SHOWS 10/10 Good On You 5K Run/Walk at Crown Point, San Diego.

WWW.PURTONFOUNDATION.ORG 10/10 Gourmet Food Trucks In the Pumpkin Patch at Bates Nut Farm: Two for the Road and Pierogi., 10am-4pm. WWW.BATESNUTFARM.BIZ 10/10 Kid’s Night Out at Community Park in Poway, 4:30-9pm. (858) 668-4671.

WWW.POWAY.ORG 10/10 Alta vista Botanical Gardens 7th Fall Festival, 10am-3pm, free. (760) 945-3954.

WWW.ALTAVISTAGARDENS.ORG 10/10 24th Annual Scarecrow Contest at Bates Nut Farm, all day. (760) 7493333. WWW.BATESNUTFARM.BIZ 10/10 Jesse cook performs at Thornton Winery. WWW.THORNTONWINE.COM/CHAMPAGNE-JAZZ-SERIES 10/10-11/1 New Village Arts Theatre presents The Weir. WWW.NEWVILLAGEARTS.ORG 10/11 National Coming Out Day 10/11 Rick & The Working Cowboy Band performs at Bates Nut Farm, 12-3pm. WWW.BATESNUTFARM.BIZ 10/11 Kirk Franklin presents Gospel Brunch at the House of Blues San Diego. WWW.HOUSEOFBLUES.COM/SANDIEGO 10/11 Fallbrook Gem & Mineral Society’s Fall Festival of Gems & Minerals, 9am-4pm. WWW.FALLBROOKCHAMBEROFCOMMERCE.ORG/EVENTS-V2 10/11 Gourmet Food Trucks In the Pumpkin Patch at Bates Nut Farm: Devilicious and Epic Eatz, 10pm-4pm. WWW.BATESNUTFARM.BIZ 10/10 Reception at the Off Track Gallery in Encinitas, 3-5pm. WWW.OFFTRACKGALLERY.COM 10/10 6th Annual Bike the Coast–Taste the Coast at Oceanside Pier. Bicycle ride, food, expo, music. (760) 687-9848. WWW.BIKETHECOAST.EVENTMEDIAINC.COM 10/10 Stars in the Park Movie Night at Cottonwood Creek Park in Encinitas, 7:30pm.

Movie: “Big Hero 6.” WWW.ENCINITASCA.GOV 10/10 Colin Mochrie and Brad Sherwood Two-Man Show at Pala Casino Spa & Resort. (800) 585-3737. WWW.PALACASINO.COM 10/10 24th Annual Fresh Start Surgical Gifts Butterfly Ball: Second Chance Prom at the Hard Rock Hotel San Diego. WWW.FRESHSTART.ORG/EVENTS 10/10 Fall Festival at Mission Estancia Elementary School, 1-6pm. WWW.MEPTA.ORG 10/10 Pride at the Beach Festival – Gay pride event, downtown Oceanside, 11am-6pm. (760) 994-1690. WWW.NORTHCOUNTYPRIDE.COM 10/10-10/11 7th Annual La Jolla Art & Wine Festival. Located in the La Jolla Village on Girard Ave. WWW.LJAWF.COM 10/11 4th Annual Pier to Beer Relay and BBQ at La Jolla Cove, 8am-8pm.

WWW.LAJOLLACOVESWIMCLUB.COM 10/11 7th Annual Fifth Avenue Auto Showcase at the Gaslamp Quarter, 11am-4pm.

(619) 233-5227. WWW.GASLAMP.ORG 10/11 Little Italy San Diego presents 21st annual FESTA!, 10am-6pm.

WWW.LITTLEITALYSD.COM 10/11 San Dieguito River Valley Conservancy’s 6th Annual River Valley Fest at Morgan Run Club & Resort in Rancho Santa Fe, 2pm-sunset. WWW.SDRP.ORG 10/12 Columbus Day 10/12 Chargers vs. Steelers 10/13 ALT-J performs at the Cal Coast Credit Union Open Air Theatre at SDSU. WWW.AS.SDSU.EDU/CALCOAST 10/13-10/18 GI Film Festival San Diego. WWW.GIFILMFESTIVALSD.ORG 10/14 Florence + The Machine performs at Viejas Arena at SDSU. WWW.VIEJASARENA.ORG 10/14-10/15 San Diego Science Alliance – High Tech Fair at Del Mar Fairgrounds.

WWW.SDSA.ORG 10/14-10/15 PGA Grand Slam of Golf. WWW.PGA.COM/GRANDSLAM 10/14-10/18 San Diego Ballet presents The Jungle Book & Que Bonito Amor. Hiphop and ballet collaboration, and ballet and mariachi blend.

WWW.SANDIEGOBALLETDANCECOMANY.ORG 10/15 Padres vs. Brewers 10/15 Great California ShakeOut! At Birch Aquarium, La Jolla. Earthquake drill and seismic science. WWW.AQUARIUM.UCSD.EDU 10/15 Third Thursdays at downtown Encinitas, 5:30-7:30pm. Live music, art displays, discounts, giveaways. WWW.ENCINITAS101.COM 10/15 NSJC Sizzlin’ Singers

Celebration Series (jazz) at Nattiya’s Thai Restaurant in San Marcos. WWW.MYNORTHERNSPIRITS.COM 10/15 Hozier performs at Cal Coast Credit Union Open Air Theatre at SDSU. WWW.AS.SDSU.EDU/CALCOAST 10/15 Sinne Eeg Group plays at the Jazz at the Merc, 8pm.

WWW.TEMECULATHEATER.ORG/THEMERC.ASPX 10/15-10/18 Scream Zone at Del Mar Fairgrounds. WWW.THESCREAMZONE.COM 10/16 Free International Film Series at MiraCosta College, 1 Barnard Dr., Oceanside.

“The Circle.” Germany, 2014. WWW.MIRACOSTA.EDU 10/16 Heidi and the Hurricane performs at Bates Nut Farm. WWW.BATESNUTFARM.BIZ 10/16 Music by the Sea Concert Series: Annelle Gregory (violin) and Katherine Dvoskin (piano) play at the Encinitas Library, 7:30pm. WWW.ENCINITASCA.GOV 10/16 Twenty One Pilots performs at Cal Coast Credit Union Open Air Theatre at SDSU. WWW.AS.SDSU.EDU/CALCOAST 10/16 City of Carlsbad presents Foreign Film Fridays, free. Movie: Tell No One (France, 2006). WWW.CARLSBADCA.GOV 10/16-10/17 Boy Scout Troop 2000 Haunted Hotel 423 Rancho Santa Fe Road, Olivenhain. WWW.BSATROOP2000.COM 10/16-10/17 29th Annual Halloween Carnival at La Costa Meadows Elementary School. WWW.SMUSD.ORG 10/16-10/17 Sing Your Song and North Coast Rep present A Tale of Two Cities in Concert at the AVO Playhouse. WWW.VISTIXONLINE.COM 10/16-10/18 24 Seven Dance Convention at Town and Country Resort in San Diego.

WWW.24SEVENDANCE.COM 10/17 Janet Jackson performs at Viejas Arena at SDSU. WWW.VIEJASARENA.ORG 10/17 Arch in the Park at Los Penasquitos Canyon Preseve, 10am-3pm. Meet real archaeologists. (858) 538-0935. WWW.SDCAS.ORG 10/17 Blue Vinyl, rock and soul classics, plays at Café Panini in Carlsbad Village.

(760) 730-9183. WWW.CAFEPANINICARLSBAD.COM 10/17 Los Angeles Lakers vs. Golden State Warriors at Valley View Casino Center, 7pm. WWW.VALLEYVIEWCASINOCENTER.COM 10/17 Ash Street Ramblers perform at Bates Nut Farm. WWW.BATESNUTFARM.BIZ 10/17 Of Monsters and Men performs at Cal Coast Credit Union Open Air Theatre at SDSU. WWW.AS.SDSU.EDU/CALCOAST 10/17 Pumpkin Plunge at the Alga Norte Aquatic Center in Carlsbad, 5-9pm.

WWW.CARLSBADCONNECT.COM 10/17 Gourmet Food Trucks In the Pumpkin Patch at Bates Nut Farm: Pierogi and Devilicious. WWW.BATESNUTFARM.BIZ 10/17 Mike Epps at Pala Casino Spa & Resort. (800) 585-3737. WWW.PALACASINO.COM 10/17 7th Annual Taste of North Park, 11am-3pm. (619) 294-2501 WWW.TASTENORTHPARK.COM 10/17 Boys & Girls Clubs of Carlsbad’s 34th Annual Gala at the Omni La Costa Resort and Spa. “Fly Me To the Moon ~ Let Me Play Among the Stars…” 6pm.

(760) 444-4893.

10/17 Brick-Or-Treat at Legoland. Halloween dance party, brick-or-treating.

(760) 918-5346. WWW.LEGOLAND.COM 10/17 Breakfast with the Littlest Pumpkin at the San Marcos Community Center, 7:30-11am. WWW.SAN-MARCOS.NET/SPECIALEVENTS 10/17-10/18 Bike MS Bay to Bay Tour, from Irvine to San Diego, 7am. (800) 486-6762.

WWW.BIKETOFINISHMS.COM 10/17-10/18 The Fall Antique Engine and Tractor Show at the Antique Gas and Steam Engine Museum in Vista, 9am-4pm. WWW.AGSEM.COM 10/17-10/18 San Diego Kids Expo & Fair presents fun fall activities at the Del Mar Fairgrounds, 10am-5pm. (619) 269-9441. WWW.SANDIEGOKIDSEXPO.COM 10/17-10/18 32nd Annual Fall Plant Sale at San Diego Botanic Garden.

WWW.SDBGARDEN.ORG 10/17-11/1 SeaWorld’s Halloween Spooktacular, weekends. (800) 257-4268.

WWW.SEAWORLDSANDIEGO.COM 10/17-18 Julian Oktoberfest, 10am-4pm. WWW.JULIANCA.COM 10/18 Honky Tonk Kings play at Bates Nut Farm, 12-3pm. WWW.BATESNUTFARM.BIZ 10/18 Jazz Attack featuring Richard Elliot, Peter White and Euge Groove performs at Thornton Winery. WWW.THORNTONWINE.COM/CHAMPAGNE-JAZZ-SERIES 10/18 Spooktacular Sunday Stroll at San Elijo Lagoon, 3-4pm. WWW.SANELIJO.ORG/WALKS 10/18 Quinceanera.com Expo & Fashion Show at the Del Mar Fairgrounds. WWW.QUINCEANERA.COM 10/18 Legacy Brewing Adoption Event in Oceanside, 1-4pm. WWW.SDHUMANE.ORG 10/18 Gourmet Food Trucks In the Pumpkin Patch at Bates Nut Farm: Two for the Road and Organic Food Truck, 10am-4pm. WWW.BATESNUTFARM.BIZ 10/18 The Black Lips performs at Observatory North Park. WWW.OBSERVATORYSD.COM 10/18 Fallbrook Harvest Faire on Main Avenue in downtown Fallbrook, 10am-4pm.

WWW.FALLBROOKCHAMBEROFCOMMERCE.ORG/EVENTS-V2 10/18 32nd Annual Love Ride 32 charity festival at Harley-Davidson of Glendale to Castaic Lake. Benefit for the Wounded Warrior Project. WWW.LOVERIDE.ORG 10/18 Old Fashioned Family Days: Read-a-thon and Train Photo Day at Old Poway Park. (858) 668-4576. WWW.POWAY.ORG 10/18 Escondido Grand Avenue Festival, 9:30am-5:30pm, Grand Avenue.

WWW.KENNEDYFAIRES.COM/ESCONDIDO 10/18 Making Strides of San Diego at Balboa Park, 6th Ave & Laurel St, San Diego.

8am. (619) 682-7422. WWW.MAKINGSTRIDES.ACSEVENTS.ORG 10/18 Aspen Medical Products San Diego Triathlon Challenge at La Jolla Cove.

WWW.CHALLENGEDATHLETES.ORG 10/19 Carlsbad High School’s 15th Annual Golf Tournament at The Crossings at Carlsbad. (760) 715-1858. WWW.LANCERDANCERS.COM 10/20 21st Annual San Diego Jewish Book Fair preview event with Ambassador Dennis Ross at Temple Solel in Cardiff-by-the-Sea. Book: Doomed to Succeed.

WWW.LFJCC.ORG 10/21 The Beach and Country Guild’s 46th annual Dia del Sol at the Grand Del Mar, supporting United Cerebral Palsy of San Diego. WWW.BEACHANDCOUNTRY.ORG 10/21 Thelonious Monk plays at MiraCosta College. WWW.MIRACOSTA.EDU/EVENTS 10/21 Seether performs at the House of Blues San Diego.

WWW.HOUSEOFBLUES.COM/SANDIEGO 10/21-11/1 Scream Zone at Del Mar Fairgrounds. WWW.THESCREAMZONE.COM 10/21-11/15 North Coast Repertory Theatre presents Chapatti. WWW.NORTHCOASTREP.ORG 10/22 National Comedy Theatre presents NCT MashUp, 7:30pm. (619) 295-4999.

WWW.NATIONALCOMEDY.COM 10/22 Shaping Sound, contemporary dance performance, at California Center for the Arts, Escondido. WWW.ARTCENTER.ORG/EVENT/SHAPINGSOUND 10/22 SoMo Fallin’ Up Tour at the House of Blues San Diego.

WWW.HOUSEOFBLUES.COM/SANDIEGO 10/22-10/25 Premiere Productions/The Broadway Kids present Disney’s Beauty and the Beast JR at the Moonlight Amphitheatre. WWW.VISTIXONLINE.COM 10/23 Z-Trip plays at the Belly Up Tavern in Solana Beach. WWW.BELLYUP.COM 10/23 Rocky Horror Picture Show at the La Palomar Theatre in Encinitas, midnight showing. WWW.LAPALOMATHEATRE.COM 10/23 Peter Sprague Trio plays at Ki’s Restaurant. WWW.KISRESTAURANT.COM 10/23 Cancer for College Golf Classic at Coronado Golf Course.

WWW.CANCERFORCOLLEGE.ORG/GOLF-CLASSIC.HTML 10/23 Night At The Museum–Bat Chats & Friends at the Agua Hedionda Lagoon by Agua Hedionda Lagoon Foundation. WWW.LAGOON.AGUAHEDIONDA.ORG 10/23 Harvest Season Wine & A Bite Art Walk at 111 S. Main Ave, Fallbrook, 5-7:30pm.

WWW.FALLBROOKCHAMBEROFCOMMERCE.ORG/EVENTS-V2 10/23 Crossroads Acoustic Trio plays at Bates Nut Farm, 4:30-7:30pm.

WWW.BATESNUTFARM.BIZ 10/23-10/24 Fall Camping at Lake Poway, 5pm-10am. WWW.POWAY.ORG 10/23-10/24 Boy Scout Troop 2000 Haunted Hotel 423 Rancho Santa Fe Road, Olivenhain. WWW.BSATROOP2000.COM 10/23-10/25 Carlsbad Community Theatre presents Shrek Jr at the AVO Playhouse.

WWW.VISTIXONLINE.COM 10/23-10/25 43rd Anniversary Year of Harvest Festival Original Art and Craft Show at Del Mar Fairgrounds. WWW.HARVESTFESTIVAL.COM 10/23-25 50th Annual Borrego Days Desert Festival. (760) 767-5555.

WWW.BORREGOSPRINGSCHAMBER.COM 10/24 Brick-Or-Treat at Legoland. Halloween dance party, brick-or-treating.

(760) 918-5346. WWW.LEGOLAND.COM 10/24 Dead Man’s Party plays at the Belly Up Tavern in Solana Beach.

WWW.BELLYUP.COM 10/24 Moonlight Miles, jazz quartet, plays at Café Panini in Carlsbad Village.

(760) 730-9183. WWW.CAFEPANINICARLSBAD.COM 10/24 Hunt for Hodgee 15K and 5K, 9:30am. WWW.LAKEHODGESTRAILFEST.COM

www.NorthCountySun.com • October–November ’15 • 9 Find a Complete Calendar of Events at www.NorthCountySun.com Dates and times of events subject to change 10/25 15th Annual Row for the Cure to benefit Susan G. Komen San Diego. Mission Bay. WWW.KOMENSANDIEGO.ORG/ROWFORTHECURE 10/25 San Diego Children’s Discovery Museum presents 5th annual Fall Family Festival, 9:30am-4:30pm. WWW.SDCDM.ORG 10/25 Howl-o-Ween Doggie Costume Contest and Parade at Bates Nut Farm, 11am-12pm. WWW.BATESNUTFARM.BIZ 10/25 Bike 4 Mike at Del Mar Fairgrounds. 10, 25, or 50 mile bike rides. ALS fundraiser. WWW.TEAMGODFATHER.ORG 10/25 Calico Ridge plays at Bates Nut Farm, 12-3pm. WWW.BATESNUTFARM.BIZ 10/25 Owl City performs at Observatory North Park. WWW.OBSERVATORYSD.COM 10/25 Gourmet Food Trucks in the Pumpkin Patch at Bates Nut Farm: Organic Food Truck, 10am-4pm. WWW.BATESNUTFARM.BIZ 10/25 Chargers vs. Raiders 10/25 Bingo Del Mar at the Del Mar Fairgrounds, 3pm. WWW.BINGOFUNDELMAR.COM 10/25 Once Upon a Hallowe’en and ride the Halloween Express at Old Poway Park.

(858) 668-4576. WWW.POWAY.ORG 10/25 Old California Restaurant Row in San Marcos Free Trick-or-Treat. Free. 3pm5 pm. WWW.OLDCALRESTAURANTROW.COM 10/25 Oceanside’s 15th Annual Dia de los Muertos at Mission San Luis Rey, 10am-5pm. (760) 757-3651. WWW.MSLRDIADELOSMUERTOS.COM 10/25-10/31 Haunted Hotel at the Gaslamp in San Diego. (619) 696-7227.

WWW.HAUNTEDHOTEL.COM 10/26 WWE Monday Night Raw at Valley View Casino Center, 4:30pm.

WWW.VALLEYVIEWCASINOCENTER.COM 10/26 Marilyn Manson performs at the House of Blues San Diego.

WWW.HOUSEOFBLUES.COM/SANDIEGO 10/27 MLB World Series starts 10/28 L.A. Lakers vs Timberwolves (1st regular season home game). Staples Center, Los Angeles. 7:30pm.

10/29 Opening Day of Bing Crosby Season at Del Mar Racetrack. WWW.DMTC.COM 10/29 Madonna performs at Valley View Casino Center, 8pm.

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10/29-10/31 Spooktacular Halloween Dressage Show at Horsepark in Del Mar. WWW.CRACKERJACKPRODUCTIONSLLC.COM 10/30 Brick-Or-Treat at Legoland. Halloween dance party, brick-or-treating.

(760) 918-5346. WWW.LEGOLAND.COM 10/30 Ted Koppel signing Lights Out at Warwick’s in La Jolla, 7pm.

10/30 Rock 105.3 presents BooBall at House of Blues 10/30 Halloween party at the San Marcos Senior Center. WWW.SAN-MARCOS.NET/SENIORS 10/30 Art After Dark at Oceanside Museum of Art. WWW.OMA-ONLINE.ORG 10/31 Halloween—see our special “Halloween Pages” for a complete haunted event guide.

10/31 Halloween Spookfest Swim, a non-competitive, social event at La Jolla Cove, 9-11am. WWW.LAJOLLACOVESWIMCLUB.COM 10/31 San Diego High School Div 3-4 Scholastic Surf Series at Oceanside Harbor, South Jetty. (760) 518-2727. WWW.SURFSSS.ORG 10/31 Family Fall Festival at San Diego Botanic Garden, 10am-2pm. (760) 436-3036.

WWW.SDBGARDEN.ORG 10/31 Safe Halloween Festival at the Fallbrook Community Center, 5-7:30pm.

WWW.FALLBROOKCHAMBEROFCOMMERCE.ORG/EVENTS-V2 10/31 Halloween Spookfest Swim at La Jolla Cove, 9am-11am.

WWW.LAJOLLACOVESWIMCLUB.COM 10/31 Haunted Houses on Circulo Sequoia, La Costa (Carlsbad 92009) 10/31 15th Annual Dos XX Monster Bash Block Party at the Gaslamp Quarter in San Diego, 6pm-midnight. (619) 233-5008. WWW.GASLAMP.ORG/EVENTS/MONSTER-BASH 10/31 Safe Trick-or-Treat on Pumpkin Lane along South Coast Hwy 101 (from Encinitas Blvd to K St.) in downtown Encinitas, 5-8pm. WWW.ENCINITAS101.COM. 10/31 Halloween Heat at Belly Up Tavern WWW.BELLYUP.COM. 10/31 Balboa Park Halloween Family Day, 11am-4pm.

WWW.BALBOAPARK.ORG/HALLOWEENFAMILYDAY 10/31 Scream Zone at Del Mar Fairgrounds 10/31 Haunted Trail at Balboa Park

11/1 All Saints’ Day 11/1 Daylight Saving Time Ends 11/1 SOJA performs at Observatory North Park. WWW.OBSERVATORYSD.COM 11/1 Bingo Del Mar at Del Mar Fairgrounds. WWW.BINGOFUNDELMAR.COM 11/1 Car Show Sunday at Restaurant Row in San Marcos, 11am-3pm.

WWW.OLDCALRESTAURANTROW.COM 11/1 Carlsbad Village Faire, 8am-4pm. Located in the Carlsbad Village.

(760) 945-9288. WWW.CARLSBAD.ORG 11/1 Sergio Mendes plays at the Belly Up Tavern in Solana Beach. WWW.BELLYUP.COM 11/1 Celebration Run Half Marathon and 10K, Bonita Cove in Mission Bay, 7am.

WWW.CELEBRATIONRUN.COM 11/1 24th Annual San Marcos Trails Day, 8am-12pm. WWW.NATIONALTRAILSDAY.ORG 11/1 19th Annual Susan G. Komen 5K Run/Walk Race for the Cure in Balboa Park, San Diego. 8am-10:30am. WWW.KOMENSANDIEGO.ORG/RACE 11/1 Día de los Muertos Festival at the California Center for the Arts, Escondido.

WWW.ARTCENTER.ORG 11/1 San Diego High School Div 1-2 Scholastic Surf Series at Oceanside Harbor, South Jetty. (760) 518-2727. WWW.SURFSSS.ORG 11/1-2 Día de los Muertos 11/1-11/8 Exhibit: “Food for Thought” at the William D. Cannon Art Gallery in Carlsbad. WWW.CARLSBADCA.GOV/ARTS 11/1-11/25 Hello, Dolly! at the Welk Resorts Theatre.

WWW.WELKRESORTS.COM/SAN-DIEGO-THEATRE 11/1-1/3/16 Oceanside Museum of Art presents Baby Tattoo: Carnival of Astounding Art. WWW.OMA-ONLINE.ORG 11/2 Honorable Judge H. Lee Sarokin’s One-Act Play Readings: The Molestor? and The Race Card Face Up. New Works Reading Series at North Coast Repertory Theatre. WWW.NORTHCOASTREP.ORG 11/3 Election Day 11/3 The San Diego History Center is free on second Tuesdays of the month.

WWW.SANDIEGOHISTORY.ORG/FREE_TUESDAY.HTML 11/3 Robert Dubac’s The Male Intellect: An Oxymoron? at the North Coast Repertory Theatre, 7:30pm. WWW.NORTHCOASTREP.ORG 11/3-11/8 Civic Theatre presents Annie.www.sandiegotheatres.org/annie 11/5-11/8 Art San Diego, A Spectrum Art Show at the Balboa Park Activity Center. WWW.ART-SANDIEGO.COM 11/5-11/14 16th Annual San Diego Asian Film Festival. WWW.PACARTS.ORG 11/6 Free International Film Series at MiraCosta College, 1 Barnard Dr., Oceanside.

“The Return.” Russia, 2003. WWW.MIRACOSTA.EDU 11/6 Kid’s Night Out at Community Park in Poway, 4:30-9pm. (858) 6684671. WWW.POWAY.ORG 11/6 City of Carlsbad presents Foreign Film Fridays, free. Movie: As it is in Heaven (Sweden, 2004). WWW.CARLSBADCA.GOV 11/6 Rocky Horror Picture Show at the La Palomar Theatre in Encinitas, midnight showing. WWW.LAPALOMATHEATRE.COM 11/6 Light the Night Walk at Petco Park, 4:30pm start. Leukemia and Lymphoma Society fundraiser. WWW.LIGHTTHENIGHT.ORG/SD 11/6 Melissa Etheridge performs at California Center for the Arts, Escondido, 7:30pm.

WWW.ARTCENTER.ORG/EVENT/MELISSA-ETHERIDGE 11/6-11/15 San Diego Beer Week. Various breweries. WWW.SDBW.ORG 11/7 “Christmas on the Farm” Arts ‘n Crafts Fair at Bates Nut Farm, 9am-4:30pm.

WWW.BATESNUTFARM.BIZ 11/7 Barrel Harbor Brewing 2nd Year Anniversary Party from noon to 10pm. Music, tasty food, great beer and their new Thunderclap Imperial Stout release! Vista, CA call (760) 734-3949 WWW.BARRELHARBORBREWING.COM. 11/7 5th Annual Charity Poker Tournament No-Limit Texas Hold’em at Bressi Ranch Clubhouse Boys & Girls Clubs of Carlsbad, 6:30 start. WWW.BGCCARLSBAD.ORG 11/7 Fly to the Finish: Julian Eagles 5K/10K Run, 7am-7pm at Julian Union High School. WWW.JULIANCA.COM/CALENDAR.HTML 11/7 Against the Current performs at the House of Blues San Diego.

WWW.HOUSEOFBLUES.COM/SANDIEGO 11/7 Rubber Ducky Derby at Agua Hedionda Lagoon. WWW.LAGOON.AGUAHEDIONDA.ORG 11/7 Exposure Skate, women’s skateboard competition at Encinitas Community Park. WWW.ENCINITASCA.GOV 11/7 Epic Teen Nights: Movie in the Park in Carlsbad, showing The Hunger Games: Mockingjay, Part 1. Free. (760) 602-7527.

11/7 Masterworks Chorale performs Puccini at MiraCosta College.

WWW.MIRACOSTA.EDU/EVENTS 11/7 East County Cruisers Car Show and Toy Drive at Bates Nut Farm, 9am-3pm.

WWW.BATESNUTFARM.BIZ 11/7 Catalina Island Triathlon, Duathlon, and 5K Run/Walk in Avalon.

WWW.CATALINAISLANDTRIATHLON.COM 11/7 Healthy Holiday Hike at Rios Avenue trailhead through San Elijo Lagoon, 8-10:30am. WWW.SANELIJO.ORG/WALKS 11/7 San Diego Brewers Guild Festival at Broadway Pier in San Diego, 2-5pm.

WWW.SDBW.ORG/GUILD-FESTIVAL 11/7 The Wedge Cheese Festival in Escondido, 1-5pm. Cheese, wine, beer and restaurant tasting. WWW.WEDGEESCONDIDO.COM 11/7-11/8 14th Annual Oceanside Music Festival. Various places and times.

WWW.OCAF.INFO 11/7-11/8 Free “Families Make History” crafts program at San Dieguito Heritage Museum. WWW.SDHERITAGE.ORG 11/7-11/16 21st Annual San Diego Jewish Book Fair at various venues.

WWW.SDCJC.ORG/SDJBF 11/7-12/26 Old Globe Theatre presents Dr. Seuss’ How the Grinch Stole Christmas! WWW.THEOLDGLOBE.ORG

11/8 Calico Ridge plays at Bates Nut Farm, 12-3pm. WWW.BATESNUTFARM.BIZ 11/8 Miguel Bose plays at Viejas Arena at SDSU. WWW.AS.SDSU.EDU/VIEJAS_ARENA 11/8 An Acoustic Evening with Lyle Lovett and John Hiatt at California Center for the Arts, Escondido. WWW.ARTCENTER.ORG/EVENT/LYLE-LOVETT-AND-JOHN-HIATT 11/8 Kirk Franklin presents Gospel Brunch at the House of Blues San Diego.

WWW.HOUSEOFBLUES.COM/SANDIEGO 11/8 In The Mix Lit: Leah Koenig – Modern Jewish Cooking: Recipes & Customs for Today’s Kitchen as part of the San Diego Jewish Book Fair. WWW.LFJCC.ORG 11/8 15th Annual Fall Back Festival in Gaslamp Quarter of San Diego, 11am-4pm.

(619) 233-4692. WWW.GASLAMP.ORG 11/9 26th Anniversary of the Fall of Berlin Wall in 1989 11/9 Chargers vs. Bears, 5:30pm 11/10 Lamplighter Awards at Parq Restaurant & Nightclub in San Diego.

WWW.GASLAMP.ORG 11/11 Veterans Day 11/11 Veterans Day Ceremony at La Colonia Park, Solana Beach, 11am.

WWW.CI.SOLANA-BEACH.CA.US 11/11 In The Park Series at Community Park in Poway, 10am-12pm. (858) 668-4671.

WWW.POWAY.ORG 11/12 3rd Craft Beer + Bites, 6-9pm. 20 local breweries and food trucks.

WWW.SANDIEGOBREWERSGUILD.ORG/EVENTS 11/12 Israel Philharmonic Orchestra plays at Civic Theatre. WWW.SANDIEGOTHEATRES.ORG 11/12-11/22 Performance of Vanya and Sonia and Masha and Spike at MiraCosta College. WWW.MIRACOSTA.EDU/EVENTS 11/12-12/6 San Diego Repertory Theatre presents The Oldest Boy. WWW.SDREP.ORG 11/12-12/20 Vans Triple Crown of Surfing at Hawaii North Shore.

WWW.VANSTRIPLECROWNOFSURFING.COM 11/13 CIF 1st Round HS Football, 7pm 11/13 Lower Left w/Mikan Zlatkovich, Antar Martin & Barry Farrar (jazz) at Nattiya’s Thai Restaurant in San Marcos. WWW.MYNORTHERNSPIRITS.COM 11/13 Rocky Horror Picture Show at the La Palomar Theatre in Encinitas, midnight showing. WWW.LAPALOMATHEATRE.COM 11/13-11/22 The Star Theatre Coast Kids presents Guys and Dolls.

WWW.STARTHEATRECO.COM 11/13-12/10 La Jolla Playhouse presents Indecent. (858) 550-1010.

WWW.LAJOLLAPLAYHOUSE.ORG 11/14 First Annual Escondido Tamale Festival, 10:30am-4:30pm, at Grape Day Park.

WWW.ESCONDIDOTAMALEFESTIVAL.ORG 11/14 San Elijo Hills Holiday Boutique at the San Elijo Rec Center, 10am-3pm.

WWW.SAN-MARCOS.NET/SPECIALEVENTS 11/14 Craft Fair at Olivenhain Meeting Hall, 423 Rancho Santa Fe Road, 9am-4pm.

WWW.OLIVENHAIN.ORG 11/14 Hubbs Trail Community Cleanup at 4300 Garfield Avenue, Carlsbad.

WWW.LAGOON.AGUAHEDIONDA.ORG 11/14 San Dieguito Art Guild’s Holiday Bazaar at the Encinitas Community Center, 10am-4pm.

11/14 St. Elizabeth Seton Catholic Church 4th Annual Craft Fair, 9am-2pm. 6628 Santa Isabel Street, La Costa. (760) 438-3393. WWW.SESCHURCH.ORG 11/14 San Diego Art Guild’s 5th Annual Holiday Bazaar at the Encinitas Community Center, 10am-4pm. (760) 942-3636. WWW.OFFTRACKGALLERY.COM 11/14-11/22 The Old Globe/USD M.F.A. Program presents As You Like It. WWW.THEOLDGLOBE.ORG 11/14-1/2/16 Exhibit of works by Charles Moxon at Lux Art Institute in Encinitas.

WWW.LUXARTINSTITUTE.ORG 11/15 Heart performs at Harrah’s Resort. WWW.CAESARS.COM/HARRAHS-SOCAL/SHOWS 11/15 Official closing event of San Diego Beer Week at The Beer Garden at The Lodge at Torrey Pines. 24 breweries and 12 chefs.

WWW.SANDIEGOBREWERSGUILD.ORG/EVENTS 11/15 San Marcos Farmer’s Market, 11am-3pm. Old California Restaurant Row in San Marcos. WWW.FACEBOOK.COM/SANMARCOSFARMERSMARKET 11/15-11/22 San Diego Bay Wine & Food Festival, on San Diego Bay. (619) 3121212. WWW.SANDIEGOWINECLASSIC.COM 11/18 Epic Teen Nights: advance screening of The Hunger Games: Mockingjay, Part 2. Must register. (760) 602-7527.

11/18-11/20 Susan G. Komen 3-Day Walk. 60 miles in 3 days. Fundraiser for breast cancer. WWW.THE3DAY.ORG 11/19 The Cult and Primal Scream performs at the House of Blues San Diego.

WWW.HOUSEOFBLUES.COM/SANDIEGO 11/19 40th Great American Smokeout (American Cancer Society) 11/19 Third Thursdays at downtown Encinitas, 5:30-7:30pm. Live music, art displays, discounts, giveaways. WWW.ENCINITAS101.COM 11/20 City of Carlsbad presents Foreign Film Fridays, free. Movie: I’m Not Scared (Italy, 2003). WWW.CARLSBADCA.GOV 11/20 CIF Football Quarterfinals, 7pm 11/20 Music by the Sea Concert Series: Jacopo Giacopuzzi (piano) plays at the Encinitas Library, 7:30pm. WWW.ENCINITASCA.GOV 11/20-11/22 Susan G. Komen 3-Day Walk. 60 miles in 3 days. Fundraiser for breast cancer. WWW.THE3DAY.ORG 11/20-11/22 The Del Mar Antique Show and Sale at Del Mar Fairgrounds.

WWW.CALENDARSHOWS.COM 11/20-1/31/16 Meet Me In St. Louis at the Welk Resorts Theatre.

WWW.WELKRESORTS.COM/SAN-DIEGO-THEATRE 11/21 San Diego Middle School Div 1 Scholastic Surf Series at Oceanside Harbor, South Jetty. (760) 518-2727. WWW.SURFSSS.ORG 11/21 8th Annual Gala presented by California Surf Museum at SpringHill Suites by Marriott in Oceanside. WWW.SURFMUSEUM.ORG/GALA-2015

11/21 Steve Poltz with Cody Lovaas at Poway OnStage, 8pm. WWW.POWAYONSTAGE.ORG 11/21 29th Annual MS Dinner Auction at Loews Coronado Bay Resort. “La Fete de la Cure.” (800) 486-6762. WWW.MSDINNERAUCTION.COM 11/21 Turkey Splash, La Jolla Cove, 9am-11am. WWW.LAJOLLACOVESWIMCLUB.COM 11/21-1/3/16 SeaWorld’s Christmas Celebration, various days. Free with Park admission. (800) 257-4268. WWW.SEAWORLDSANDIEGO.COM 11/21-1/3/16 Holiday Snow Days & Winter Nights at Legoland. (760) 918-5346.

WWW.LEGOLAND.COM 11/21-1/3/16 SeaWorld’s Christmas Celebration. (800) 257-4268.

WWW.SEAWORLDSANDIEGO.COM 11/21-1/3/16 Legoland Holiday Snow Days and Winter Nights, with real snow.

WWW.CALIFORNIA.LEGOLAND.COM/EN/HSDWN 11/22 San Diego High School Div 1-2 Scholastic Surf Series at Oceanside Harbor, South Jetty. (760) 518-2727. WWW.SURFSSS.ORG 11/22 Encinitas Street Faire and Fall Festival on South Coast Highway 101, 9am-4pm.

WWW.KENNEDYFAIRES.COM/ENCINITAS 11/22 San Marcos Farmer’s Market at Old California Restaurant Row in San Marcos, 11am-3pm. WWW.FACEBOOK.COM/SANMARCOSFARMERSMARKET 11/22 Chargers vs. Chiefs, 5:30pm 11/22 25th Annual Encinitas Fall Festival, 9am-4pm. Holiday shopping, live music, food, and weekend fun. Free. (760) 943-1950. WWW.ENCINITAS101.COM 11/22 Intimate Classics: Neave Trio, chamber ensemble, performs at California Center for the Arts, Escondido, 3pm. WWW.ARTCENTER.ORG/EVENT/NEAVE-TRIO 11/22 New Found Glory & Yellowcard with Tigers Jaw perform at the House of Blues San Diego. WWW.HOUSEOFBLUES.COM/SANDIEGO 11/24-11/29 Civic Theatre presents Disney’s Beauty and the Beast.

WWW.SANDIEGOTHEATRES.ORG 11/25 Thanksgiving Day Feast at San Marcos Senior Center. WWW.SAN-MARCOS.NET/SENIORS 11/25 Night Before Thanksgiving San Dieguito Interfaith Service, 7pm. The whole community is invited. All religions and beliefs together in one big service to give thanks together at the Church of Jesus Christ Latter Day Saints at 12701 Torrey Bluff Drive, San Diego. (760) 753-6852 11/25-1/3/16 Skating by the Sea (outside skating rink on the beach) at Hotel Del in Coronado. WWW.HOTELDEL.COM 11/26 Thanksgiving Day 11/26 Encinitas Turkey Trot and Food Drive WWW.ENCINITASTURKEYTROT.ORG. 11/26 14th Annual Father Joe’s Villages Thanksgiving Day 5K Run & Walk. Balboa Park, Spreckels Pavilion, 7-10am. WWW.MY.NEIGHBOR.ORG/EVENT/THANKSGIVING-DAY-5K 11/26 Fantastic Thanksgiving Day Turkey Dinner all day at Tip Top Meats in Carlsbad. (760) 438-2620.

11/26 Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade 11/26 Thanksgiving Day Turkey Trot at Grand Tradition Estate & Gardens in Fallbrook, 7:30am registration. WWW.FALLBROOKCHAMBEROFCOMMERCE.ORG/EVENTS-V2 11/26 Thanksgiving weekend beginning with brunch at Hotel Del Coronado.

WWW.HOTELDEL.COM 11/26 10th Annual Pacific Marine Credit Union O’side Turkey Trot, 6:45-11:30am.

10K and 5K runs and walks. (760) 434-5255. WWW.OSIDETURKEYTROT.COM 11/27 Black Friday (shopping day) 11/27 CIF Football Semifinals, 7pm 11/27 Abbey Road plays at the Belly Up Tavern in Solana Beach. WWW.BELLYUP.COM 11/27 Rick and The Working Cowboy Band plays at Bates Nut Farm.

WWW.BATESNUTFARM.BIZ 11/27 Rocky Horror Picture Show at the La Palomar Theatre in Encinitas, midnight showing. WWW.LAPALOMATHEATRE.COM 11/27-29 “Santa’s Coming” Arts ‘n Crafts Fair at Bates Nut Farm. WWW.BATESNUTFARM.BIZ 11/27-29 5th Annual Pomegranate Festival at the Oasis Camel Dairy in Ramona, noon-5pm. (760) 787-0983. WWW.JULIANCA.COM 11/28 Julian Country Christmas and tree lighting, 2pm start at Pioneer Park.

(760) 765-1857. WWW.JULIANCA.COM 11/28 Village Artisan Faire at the corner of Main and Elder Street, Fallbrook, 10am-4pm. WWW.FALLBROOKCHAMBEROFCOMMERCE.ORG/EVENTS-V2 11/28 The Peter Marin Quartet (jazz) at Nattiya’s Thai Restaurant in San Marcos. WWW.MYNORTHERNSPIRITS.COM 11/28-11/29 Free “Families Make History” crafts program at San Dieguito Heritage Museum. WWW.SDHERITAGE.ORG 11/29 Honky Tonk Kings play at 12-3pm at Bates Nut Farm. WWW.BATESNUTFARM.BIZ 11/29 Closing day of Bing Crosby Season at Del Mar Racetrack. WWW.DMTC.COM 11/30 Isabel Allende WordsAlive Luncheon at Warwick’s in La Jolla.

11/30-12/4 Holiday Week at San Marcos Senior Center. Holiday food, activities and entertainment. WWW.SAN-MARCOS.NET/SENIORS 11/30-12/6 USTA National Men’s and Women’s 40s Hard Court Championships, Mixed Doubles 40s, Father-Son, and Grandfather-Grandson Championships at La Jolla Beach & Tennis Club. WWW.USTA.COM 11/30-12/25 Legoland Nightly Tree Lighting Ceremony. (760) 918-5346.

WWW.LEGOLAND.COM DECEMBER 12/1-12/25 Legoland Nightly Tree Lighting Ceremony. (760) 918-5346.

WWW.LEGOLAND.COM 12/1-1/3/16 Legoland Holiday Snow Days, with real snow.

WWW.CALIFORNIA.LEGOLAND.COM/EN/HSDWN 12/1-1/3/16 SeaWorld’s Christmas Celebration, various days. Free with Park admission. (800) 257-4268. WWW.SEAWORLDSANDIEGO.COM 12/2 Holiday Festival at Hotel Del Coronado. WWW.HOTELDEL.COM 12/4 Trans-Siberian Orchestra plays at Valley View Casino Center, 8pm. WWW.VALLEYVIEWCASINOCENTER.COM 12/4 Kathy Griffin at Pala Casino Spa & Resort. (800) 585-3737 WWW.PALACASINO.COM

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10/24 Gerard Way with Tape performs at the House of Blues San Diego.

WWW.HOUSEOFBLUES.COM/SANDIEGO 10/24 MOMIX: Alchemia – dancer illusionists at California Center for the Arts, Escondido. WWW.ARTCENTER.ORG/EVENT/MOMIX-ALCHEMIA 10/24 Red Lane plays at Bates Nut Farm, 12-3pm. WWW.BATESNUTFARM.BIZ 10/24 Annual Costume Contest and Parade at Bates Nut Farm, 9am-1pm.

WWW.BATESNUTFARM.BIZ 10/24 Gourmet Food Trucks In the Pumpkin Patch at Bates Nut Farm: Epic Eatz.

WWW.BATESNUTFARM.BIZ 10/24 Family Halloween Party at The Wood House, 1148 Rock Springs Road.

(760) 744-9000.

10/24 Moonlight Beach Fest featuring the Surfing Madonna Oceans Project 5K/10K/10 mile/1K Run-Walk. 9am-6pm. (760) 633-2760.

WWW.MONLIGHTBEACHFEST.COM 10/24 San Diego Sockers (soccer) opening game at Valley View Casino Center, 7:05pm. WWW.FACEBOOK.COM/SANDIEGOSOCKERS 10/24 Light the Night Against Crime 5K. WWW.SDCRIMESTOPPERS.ORG 10/24-10/25 The Fall Antique Engine and Tractor Show at the Antique Gas & Steam Engine Museum in Vista, 9am-4:30pm. WWW.AGSEM.COM 10/24-10/25 Haunted Aquarium: Shipwrecked Science! At the Birch Aquarium at Scripps Institution of Oceanography, La Jolla. WWW.AQUARIUM.UCSD.EDU 10/24-10/25 Cactus and Succulent Show and Sale at San Diego Botanic Garden.

WWW.SDBGARDEN.ORG 10/24-11/1 Haunted Trail at Balboa Park. (619) 231-0131. WWW.HAUNTEDTRAIL.NET 10/25 Poway On Stage presents Bram Stoker’s Dracula. (858) 748-0505.

WWW.POWAYCENTER.COM 10/25 Pitties in the Park at Ingraham Plaza at Liberty Station, 12-4pm.

WWW.SDPITTIESPARENTS.WIX.COM/PITTIESINTHEPARK 10/25 MiraCosta College Symphony Orchestra plays Beethoven’s Piano Concerto No. 5 “The Emperor.” WWW.MIRACOSTA.EDU/EVENTS

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16th Annual San Diego Epic Teen Nights in Carlsbad November 7 and 18, Saturday and Wednesday Asian Film Festival November 5-14, Thursday-Saturday, various times The San Diego Asian Film Festival (SDAFF), presented

by Pacific Arts Movement, is San Diego’s premier film showcase of Asian American and international cinema. Founded in 2000, the festival has grown to become the largest exhibition of Asian cinema in the western United States, showcasing more than 130 films from more than 15 different countries each year.

Every year offers movie lovers and film buffs alike a variety of film genres including action, comedies and romantic comedies, to documentaries, animation, Asian-pop, familyfriendly and more. SDAFF also brings West Coast and world premieres of films from around the world to San Diego. This gives audiences unique opportunities to discover international cinema, support independent film and experience up-close Q&A sessions and meet and greet photo opportunities with filmmakers, producers, actors and actresses.

In its ‘sweet 16th year,’ celebrities scheduled to appear include Ken Jeong, Randall Park, Jamie Chung, and Aaron Yoo. SDAFF is also proud to present its Lifetime Achievement Award to 104-year-old Tyrus Wong, painter, muralist, ceramicist, lithographer and designer who is best known for working on Disney animated classic, Bambi, and to present its Digital Pioneer Award to Eugene Yang who is best known for his Buzzfeed videos. All film and filmmaker awards are presented to its winners on Saturday, November 7 during its Gala Awards Night at the San Diego Marriott Mission Valley.

SDAFF films and programs will take place over 10 days and five different venues throughout San Diego County.

For more information call (619) 400-5911 or visit www. festival.sdaff.org.

GI Film Festival Celebrates Military and Veteran Stories October 13-18, Tuesday-Sunday KPBS, in collaboration with the GI Film Group and the Film Consortium San Diego, brings the award-winning GI Film Festival, the nation’s first and only military film festival, to San Diego in the effort to honor and preserve the stories of America’s armed forces.

The GI Film Festival, hosted annually in Washington, DC, is making its first trip to San Diego and features a variety of films for, about, and by service men and women. The multiday event culminates in a local film showcase exclusively featuring San Diego area filmmakers, locations, and actors.

Running Tuesday, October 13 through Sunday, October 18, the festival aims to reveal the struggles, triumphs, and experiences of the military through compelling and authentic storytelling. All major film genres are featured including dramas, documentaries, shorts, and personal narratives. The festival concludes with a local film showcase curated by the Film Consortium San Diego followed by an awards ceremony.

The festival is part of an expanding station initiative to better serve local military with meaningful content.

Many of the events are open to the public with special discounted opportunities for active duty personnel and veterans. Additional information is available at www. gifilmfestivalsd.org.

Spreckels Theatre La Cage Aux Folles, Through October 11 The musical that inspired the movie The Birdcage (starring Robin Williams and Nathan Lane), La Cage Aux Folles, tells the story of Georges, the owner of a glitzy nightclub in lovely St. Tropez, and his partner, Albin, who moonlights as the glamorous chanteuse, Zaza. When Georges’ son brings home his fiancée’s ultra conservative parents to meet the splashy pair, the bonds of family are put to the test. La Cage is a glittering and fast-stepping extravaganza mixed with a touching tale of one family’s struggle to stay together.

White Christmas: The Musical, November 27 – December 6 The beloved, timeless film comes to the stage in this heartwarming musical adaptation featuring seventeen Irving Berlin songs. Veterans Bob Wallace and Phil Davis have a successful song-and-dance act after World War II. With romance in mind, the two follow a duo of beautiful singing sisters en route to their Christmas show at a Vermont lodge.

Spreckels Theatre is located at Spreckels Building, 121 Broadway #600, San Diego, CA 92101. For more information call (619) 235-9500 or visit www.sdmt.org.

This November, The City of Carlsbad is hosting two events for teens. Epic Teen Nights: Movie in the Park takes place Saturday, November 7, from 4 to 9 pm at Pine Avenue Community Park. Bring a chair or a blanket for a free viewing of the movie The Hunger Games: Mockingjay, Part 1 on the giant inflatable screen. The movie begins at dusk. Food and beverages are available for purchase at the event. This a free event and no registration is required.

On Wednesday, November 18, the city hosts a special VIP advance screening of the new movie The Hunger Games: Mockingjay, Part 2, two nights before the film is released to the general public. Tickets are available now for $20 through November 17. The movie is being shown

at Regal Carlsbad 12 at the Westfield Carlsbad Mall.

Teens can check in at 5pm and the movie begins at 6pm. Chaperones are on hand to supervise and teens are not allowed to leave the designated theater. After the movie is over, participants can be picked up outside the theater. Food and beverages are available for purchase. A middle or high school ID is required for this PG-13 movie. For more information call (760) 602-7527.

San Diego Civic Theatre The Phantom of the Opera October 7-18 Following an acclaimed soldout tour of the United Kingdom, Cameron Mackintosh and Andrew Lloyd Webber’s Really Useful Group are delighted to announce that their spectacular new production of Andrew Lloyd Webber’s The Phantom of the Opera is making its San Diego premiere at The San Diego Civic Theatre for two weeks in October.

The beloved story and thrilling score is performed by a cast and orchestra of 52, making this Phantom one of the largest productions now on tour.

The Phantom of the Opera tells the story of a masked figure who lurks beneath the catacombs of the Paris Opera House, exercising a reign of terror over all who inhabit it.

He falls madly in love with an innocent young soprano, Christine, and devotes himself to creating a new star by nurturing her extraordinary talents and by employing all of the devious methods at his command.

Annie November 3-8 Broadway/San Diego is proud to announce that the new U.S. National Tour of Annie plays November 3-8 at the San Diego Civic Theatre. Directed by original

lyricist and director Martin Charnin for the 19th time, this production of Annie is a brand new physical incarnation of the iconic Tony Award-winning original. Featuring book and score by Tony Award-winners Thomas Meehan, Charles Strouse and Martin Charnin, Annie includes such unforgettable songs as “It’s the Hard Knock Life,” “Easy Street,” “I Don’t Need Anything But You,” plus the eternal anthem of optimism, “Tomorrow.”

Disney’s Beauty and the Beast November 24-29 Based on the Academy Awardwinning animated feature film, this classic musical love story is filled with unforgettable characters, lavish sets and costumes, and dazzling production numbers. Disney’s Beauty and the Beast is the classic story of Belle, a young woman in a provincial town, and the Beast, who is really a young prince trapped in a spell placed by an enchantress. If the Beast can learn to love and be loved, the curse will end and he will be transformed to his former self. But time is running out. If the Beast does not learn his lesson soon, he and his household will be doomed for all eternity.

The Civic Theatre is located at 1100 Third Avenue at B Street, downtown San Diego, 92101. For more information call (619) 619-3000 or visit www.sandiegotheatres.org.

La Jolla Playhouse Blueprints To Freedom: An Ode To Bayard Rustin Through October 4 La Jolla Playhouse presents the world-premiere of Blueprints to Freedom, based on true events, a co-production with Kansas City Repertory Theatre. Blueprints to Freedom takes inspiration from the sweltering political and racial heat of 1963 when Bayard Rustin, the brilliant proponent of non-violent civil disobedience, is assigned to orchestrate an unprecedented march for jobs and freedom. Exiled from the Civil Rights Movement by both internal and external forces, Rustin grapples with his last chance for professional restoration and spiritual redemption.

Without Walls Festival October 9-11, Friday-Sunday, 11am-10pm La Jolla Playhouse is pleased to announce the projects and collaborators for its second Without Walls (WoW) Festival.

WoW is an exhilarating weekend of immersive and sitebased work designed to break barriers by moving beyond

the boundaries of a traditional four-walled theatre space.

This event serves as a cultural and artistic hub, including a vibrant central Festival Village, where patrons can gather to enjoy food truck fare, relax in the beer garden, listen to free acoustic music performances and share Festival experiences. Family Day on Saturday, October 10, features several hands-on, family-friendly programs.

Indecent November 13–December 10 Indecent features music inspired by the true events surrounding the controversial 1922 Broadway debut of The God of Vengeance, a work considered by many to be a seminal work of Jewish culture; by others, a work of traitorous libel. Alive with popular songs of the era, this deeply moving piece charts the history of an incendiary work, the artists who risked their careers and lives to perform it, and the evolving identity of the culturally-rich community that inspired its creation.

La Jolla Playhouse is located at 2910 La Jolla Village Drive, La Jolla, CA 92037. For more information call (858) 550-1070 or visit www.lajollaplayhouse.org.

City of Carlsbad Presents Free Foreign Film Fridays Through December 18, Fridays, 4pm and 7pm October 2: “Mr. Kaplan” (Uruguay, NR, 2014, 98 min.)

With a mixture of emotional depth and deadpan comedy, Mr. Kaplan was Uruguay’s submission to the 2015 Academy Awards for Best Foreign Language Film.

October 16: “Tell No One” (France, NR, 2006, 131 min.)

This heart-stopping thriller is based on the bestselling novel by Harlan Coben. For mature audiences.

November 6: “As It Is In Heaven” (Sweden, NR, 2004, 132 min.)

A successful international conductor is asked to come and advise the fragment of a church choir, and he can’t say no. For mature audiences.

November 20: “I’m Not Scared” (Italy, R, 2003, 108 min.)

No one can be trusted and everyone is a suspect as main character Michele risks everything to expose the culprit behind a shocking discovery in a hole near an abandoned house in this Academy Award winning thriller.

December 4: “Le Grand Voyage” (Morocco, NR, 2004,

108 min.)

A few weeks before his college exams, a young FrenchMoroccan man finds himself obligated to drive his stern elderly father to Mecca in order for him to do his pilgrimage.

December 18: “Vitus” (Switzerland, PG, 2006, 123 minutes) Vitus is a child prodigy who can play piano like a young Mozart and has everything he wants, except the chance to be a normal kid. Vitus was Switzerland’s submission to the 2007 Academy Awards for Best Foreign Language Film and winner of the AFI Film Festival Audience Award.

The City of Carlsbad’s popular Foreign Film Fridays series takes place at Carlsbad City Library’s Ruby G. Schulman Auditorium, located at 1775 Dove Lane. Films are screened at 4pm and 7pm. Seating is limited and first come, first served. Admission is free. Films are screened in their original language with English subtitles. For more information visit www.carlsbadca.gov.

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7th Annual Taste of North Park

MCAS Miramar Air Show Welcomes Back Blue Angels

October 17th, Saturday, 11am-3pm

October 2-4, Friday-Sunday

The 7th Annual Taste of North Park takes place on Saturday October 17 from 11am to 3pm. Walk along the streets of San Diego’s hippest neighborhood while sampling food from North Park’s famous eateries, sip craft brews from San Diego’s best breweries and shop at a wide variety of boutiques and galleries. This self-guided walking tour offers well-known chef specialties, vegetarian, and farm-to-table creations served up by the finest restaurants.

For one ticket price of $25 you can enjoy over 30 restaurants and 10 specialty brews. Each restaurant location offers bite size tastes of house favorites while the galleries and boutiques offer a chance to shop while sipping award-winning micro-brews. Visit www. tastenorthpark.com or call (619) 294-2501 for more information and to purchase tickets.

Marine Corps Air Station Miramar is hosting the largest military Air Show in the country! This year’s theme is a Salute to Veterans and their Families. Each day of the Air Show has its own theme: Friday, October 2 is A Salute to Wounded Warriors, Saturday, October 3 is A Salute to Military Families, and Sunday, October 4 is A Salute to Veterans of Past Conflicts.

MCAS Miramar is honored to host an amazing lineup of military and civilian performers and is pleased to welcome back the world famous U.S. Navy Blue Angels for what is sure to be another thrilling performance. New to Air Show this year, the Civilian Breitling L-39 Jet Team will be performing. The Patriots L-39 Jet Team, U.S. Navy Leap Frogs, U.S. Army Golden Nights and the amazing Marine Air Ground Task Force (MAGTF) will all be back this year too. MCAS Miramar’s flight line will be transformed to accommodate more than 100 military and civilian aircraft, simulation rides, a fun zone, ride and drives, jumpy houses and a variety of delicious food and beverage stations.

During the Air Show everyone will have the opportunity to spend time with our military’s most important asset–our service members. Visit Squadron Row to engage with our brave

Carlsbad Boys and Girls Club Gala at Omni La Costa Resort October 17, 6pm The 34th annual Gala is returning to Omni La Costa Resort and Spa for on Saturday, October 17. Joining the excitement will be Kimberly Hunt and Billy Ray Smith.

They are recognizing Honorary Chair Luke Matteson’s many contributions to the Club. There will be exciting silent and live auctions, delicious food and adult beverages, and the night will wrap up when there’s no one left standing on the dance floor.

The Boys & Girls Clubs of Carlsbad is nearly 100% funded by local donors like you. The Gala this year is titled Fly Me To The Moon and is one of their biggest

fundraising events of the year. All proceeds from the event benefit the Boys & Girls Clubs of Carlsbad, which provides essential programming to nearly 6,000 children at two branches located in the Downtown Carlsbad Village and Bressi Ranch.

Some of the incredible auction items that have been secured include a Chargers luxury suite and Warriors floor seats, trips to Hawaii, Africa, and Jackson Hole, an electric bicycle, the opportunity to meet The Killers’ Dave Keuning, and much more!

For more information visit www. bgccarlsbad.org.

Going Big at The California Surf Museum’s Gala November 21, Saturday, 4-10pm The California Surf Museum presents their 8th Annual Gala Fundraiser, Saturday, November 21, from 4pm to 10pm, at the SpringHill Suites Marriott, 110 N Myers Street, Oceanside, CA 92054.

It’s a celebration of big wave surfing, and legendary big wave rider Greg Noll, the first surfer to conquer the giant waves of Waimea Bay on Oahu’s North Shore, is the guest of honor for this years Gala. The Gala also honors Big Wave World Tour inventor Gary Linden and one of the best women surfers, Sarah Gerhardt.

The Gala coincides with a major exhibition titled Going Big: A History of Riding Giants Around the World. The exhibit includes portraits of world famous big wave spots, stunning photography, and tales of the legendary big wave riders who over the last 75 years have pioneered one of the most epic challenges in sports history. The exhibit features significant surfboards that were ridden, showing the progression of equipment as well as the savvy and technique necessary to push the limits of what was thought impos-

sible. Photographs from some of the barrier-breaking rides and biggest waves ever ridden are on display.

Also on display through October is “Art of Surf” by Kevin Short, a well-known and highly respected American painter and printmaker, recognized for his modern landscapes of the American Southwest and Pacific Coast. A surfer himself, he is considered an integral observer and portrayer of the surfing subculture. His use of heavy brushstrokes and vivid pigments are a recognizable trademark of his painting style.

The California Surf Museum serves as an international repository and resource center for the lifestyle sport of surfing through capturing, preserving, and chronicling its art, culture, and heritage for the education and enjoyment of future generations. The California Surf Museum is located at 312 Pier View Way, Oceanside, CA 92054.

For more information call (760) 721-6876 or visit www. surfmuseum.org.

young men and women. Squadron Memorabilia Booths sell hats, patches, t-shirts and other squadron items to raise money for their squadron funds.

Support your favorite Squadron by purchasing an item from these booths at Air Show.

Tickets are on sale now for the Devil Dog Alley, Semper Fi Chalet, and Observation Deck Chalet. With a prime location directly across from Air Show Center, you can relax and view the Air Show from any seat in the lounge-like atmosphere.

Box Seats, and Grandstand seating is also available. To purchase seating, please visit www.miramarairshow.com/ tickets or call (858) 577-4141 for more information.

Oceanside Events Vissla ISA World Junior Surfing Championship October 11-18, Sunday-Sunday, All Day The Vissla ISA World Junior Surfing Championship (WJSC) showcases the best young surfers from around the world. The World Championship crowns individual Gold Medalists in four divisions—Under-18 Boys, Under-16 Boys, Under-18 Girls, Under-16 Girls, and an overall Team Champion. The Vissla Isa WJSC is scheduled for October 11-18 at the Oceanside Pier.

If you’re a fan of surfing, this is a free event that you won’t want to miss. Vendors are featured with product booths on the Strand. For more information visit www. isasurf.org/events.

Pride by the Beach Saturday, October 10, 11am-6pm Pride by the Beach, now in its seventh year, is organized to coincide with National Coming Out Day, which has been recognized each year since 1987. Organizers are expecting more than 5,000 people to attend this October 10 event. This year the event is going to be more visible and more accessible than ever—they have outgrown the little parking lot on the beach, and are taking Pride by the Beach to the streets of Downtown Oceanside starting at Pier View Way and Ditmar St. The day long celebrations kicks off at 11am and includes musical entertainment by Popsicle and by Celeste & the Upbeats, over 100 vendors, inspirational speakers, food trucks, a children’s garden, and a day of fun. For more information visit www.northcountypride.com.

Art After Dark at the Oceanside Museum of Art October 30, Friday, 7pm–10pm The Oceanside Museum of Art is hosting the next Art After Dark event on October 30 from 7pm-10pm. Jumping off of the themes in the ‘Baby Tattoo’ exhibit, this event is a mashup of everything artistic, entertaining and avant-garde. Each Art After Dark event is curated to educate, engage and entertain museum guests, taste makers and entertainment enthusiasts by featuring a variety of music, artistic performances dancing, food and beverage sampling, and thematic décor.

Oceanside Museum of Art is located at 704 Pier View Way, Oceanside, CA 92054. For more information call (760) 435-3720 or visit www.oma-online.org.

25th Annual Encinitas Festival San Dieguito Interfaith Ministerial Association Celebrates Fall November 22, Sunday, 9am – 4pm 28th Annual Interfaith Thanksgiving Eve Service The Encinitas Fall Festival is back for November 25, Wednesday, 7pm

On Wednesday, November 25 at 7pm, the 28th Annual Interfaith Thanksgiving Eve Celebration, is when people of various religious communities come together to enjoy a night in harmony. This popular community event includes words and music from many leaders of different faiths as well as the famous Interfaith Choir. There are representatives from many types of faiths, temples and churches giving words of encouragement, gratitude and thanks. It’s truly an uplifting and wonderful evening and everyone in the community is invited.

During the services they pass baskets for anyone that would like to make a donation to the Women’s Resource

Center. Attendees are encouraged to bring and donate a homemade pie for a delicious and fun social time following the service. There is coffee, tea, and all sorts of pies such as pumpkin, apple, pecan, and cherry. So if you are thankful for all you have in life, and enjoy a nice slice of pie, then this event is for you.

The service is being held at the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints located in Del Mar Heights at 12707 Torrey Bluff Drive, San Diego. For more information call the Seaside Center for Spiritual Living at (760) 944-9226.

its 25th anniversary this November. With over 450 booths to visit, plus dozens of unique downtown Encinitas retailers, this is a perfect opportunity for your holiday shopping. Enjoy music and dance performances at two stages, as well as a Kids Zone and Dog Zone.

The Coaster and NCTD buses all stop in downtown Encinitas, just 1/2 block from the festival, providing an easy way to get to and from the festival. Coast Highway 101 will be closed from D Street to J Street. Parking is available in several lots on Vulcan between D and F Streets, including City Hall and the Coaster/NCTD stations, and at Moonlight Beach. There is also a free bike valet service, stationed at D Street and J Street.

For more information visit www.encinitas101.com/ events/fall-festival.

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100-Acre Bates Nut Farm’s Giant Pumpkin Field, Festival Days & Holiday Events

Pumpkin Field Open Thru October 31 Win a Family Four-Pack of Tickets!

Bates Nut Farm, located in Valley Center, is comprised of a 100-acre ranch, a 15-acre Big Mac pumpkin field, a farm zoo, and a retail country store. Their Zoo is open daily from 9am-5pm and features animals such as llamas, turkeys, emus, and peacocks. Bates Nut Farm is located at 15954 Woods Valley Rd., Valley Center 92082.

For more info, visit www.batesnutfarm.biz.

The following is a partial list of their fall events, and below that are instructions on how to win tickets.

Bates Nut Farm Pumpkin Patch October 1-31, Weekdays 9am–5pm, Weekends 8:30am–6pm Over 50 years of fall traditions and memories have been created at the Bates Nut Farm Pumpkin Patch.

Family and friends enjoy the tractor hayrides, straw maze, petting corral, and pony rides. Grab a wheelbarrow and pick a Big Mac from the field. Also available are Jack O’ Lantern pumpkins, ghost pumpkins, minis, squash, gourds, corn stalks and other fall décor.

Admission is free. $5 parking on October weekends.

“Pumpkin Festival” Craft Fair October 3-4, 9am– 5pm

More than eighty artisans are selling their handmade crafts and fine art at the “Pumpkin Festival” Arts ‘n Crafts Fair. Admire and shop for beautiful jewelry, woodworking, candles, toys and many other unique items. The Lion’s Club Pancake Breakfast will be served from 7-10am. each day.

Scarecrow Contest October 10, Saturday, 10am Individuals, groups and clubs are invited to enter the Scarecrow Contest; each entry receives a free jack-o-lantern pumpkin and certificate of participation. The scarecrows will be on display in the Pumpkin Patch through October 26. Entries are due by 10am, Saturday, October 10th. Cash prizes and gift certificates are awarded to the top entries in each category.

Annual Costume Contest October 24, Saturday, 9am–1pm The annual Bates Nut Farm Costume Contest is a fall tradition for all ages. Each participant receives a certificate of participation, Halloween treats and a tractor hayride ticket. Prizes are awarded in four age categories,

so everybody has a chance to win. The costume parade is always entertaining and fun for spectators to watch.

Howl-o-ween Doggie Costume Contest and Parade October 25, Sunday, 9am–1pm The annual “Howl-o-ween” Doggie Costume Contest & Parade is an opportunity for proud dog owners to show off their pets dressed for Halloween. Prizes are awarded to the top dogs in several categories.

Win Free Tickets!

We are giving away family four-pack ticket packages that include a gift certificate, family hay ride, corn maze adventure, a large Pumpkin, and more! Just visit www.NorthCountySun.com and fill in the simple entry form. Only one entry per person/email address is permitted. Prizes are subject to change. Can redeem any weekend in October. Winners will be randomly selected and notified by phone and email. Good luck, and see you this fall at Bates Nut Farm!

Barrel Harbor Brewing Anniversary Party 17th Annual Big Horse Corn November 7, Saturday, 12 – 10pm Maze Festival Everyone is invited to Barrel Harbor’s 2nd Anniversary party on Saturday, November 7, from noon until 10pm at their tasting room in Vista. Enjoy old and new brews and tangy BBQ

by Screaming Pete’s Bar-Be-Que. There will be live music throughout the day and into the evening, and special pricing on limited release second anniversary pint glasses with a fill. They are re-releasing their Thunderclap Imperial Stout (10% ABV), which will be available in tasters, goblets and growlers. They will have two casks of their Imperial Stout that’s been whiskey barrel aged. Their whiskey barrel aged stout will be available in tasters and goblets until

gone (sorry no growler fills).

Using only the finest ingredients available, Barrel Harbor’s brewmaster draws from a decade of experience to deliver a variety of hand-crafted beers. Barrel Harbor represents old world antiquity and celebrates centuries of quality brewing. Sail into their anniversary celebration and enjoy their many flavorful beers that are sure to satisfy, along with great food and music. Must be 21 years or older to enter the tasting room.

Barrel Harbor Brew Co. is located at 2575 Pioneer Avenue, Suite 104, Vista CA 92081. Call (760) 734-3949, or visit www.barrelharborbrewing.com.

St. Elizabeth Seton Catholic Church Craft Fair November 14, Saturday, 9am-2pm The St. Elizabeth Seton Women’s Auxiliary is holding its fourth annual craft fair from 9am to 2pm Saturday, November 14 in the upper level Coleman Center of the parish center at 6628 Santa Isabel Street, La Costa. Twenty-five crafters are selling a variety of handmade items such at jewelry, hats, scarves, layette and baby items, afghans, decorated glass ware, very popular hobby horses, children’s aprons, lap blankets, clown dolls and holiday items for Christmas and Thanksgiving. The newest mystery novel from a parish author is also available, as well as hot or cold therapy packs for those who have shoulder, knee or back pain, and a very talented artist is offering facepainting sessions. The event includes a raffle of hand-made items the crafters have donated and a silent auction of additional hand-made items.

Refreshments are sold throughout the day. If you are search-

ing for a unique gift for the holidays, look no further than this craft sale; you are certain to find the perfect gift.

The proceeds from this fair will benefit the St. Elizabeth Seton Parish Center, which has been renamed the Coleman Center after Father Donald E. Coleman who has been reassigned to a different parish in the San Diego Diocese.

Father Coleman, who was pastor for 18 years, was instrumental in building the new Church and the new Coleman Center, which bears his name.

St. Elizabeth Seton Catholic Church welcomes all and is dedicated to the building of a ChristCentered Community through love, worship, education and service to others. For more information about the Church and the Craft Fair, please call (760) 438-3393 or visit the web site at www.seschurch.org

Garden of Lights at San Diego Botanic Garden December 5-23 and 26-30, 5-9pm After the sun goes down, the San Diego Botanic Garden transforms into a dazzling winter wonderland with over 100,000 sparkling lights illuminating the Garden for a magical holiday experience. Leave the hustle and bustle of the malls behind and enjoy a relaxing evening strolling through the lighted Garden.

In addition to horse and wagon rides through the lower area of the Garden, there are children’s crafts and puppet shows to keep the kids’ attention. Huddle around the Lawn Garden Campfire to roast marshmallows or to make S’Mores. If weather permits, there will be real snow “falling” and snow activity days!

To keep the adults warm, there is hot mulled wine available on select nights.

Divine Fresh delivers traditional Greek selections a-la-

carte or as full provides hot coffee, hot cocoa, spiced cider, and hot dogs. And of course, Santa is there to greet young and old alike each night, before Christmas, in the brightly lit Gazebo, providing a terrific photo opportunity.

The San Diego Botanic Garden is located at 230 Quail Gardens Drive, Encinitas, CA 92024. For more information call (760) 436-3036 or visit www.sdbgarden.org/lights.htm.

October 3-31 Bigger and better than ever, the Corn Maze at Big Horse Feed on Highway 79 and Butterfield Stage Road in Temecula, California returns for its 17th year. Come out to the Big Horse Corn Maze Festival and celebrate the Fall and Harvest season. It only takes a little determination and a lot of fun to find your way out of the maze!

Every weekend in October holds exciting and challenging activities at the Big Horse Corn Maze Festival, which opens on October 3 and begins with the Classic Car Craze.

The Classic Car Craze hosts a variety of cars from Hot Rods to Antique and Muscle Cars along with special guest, the original monster truck, “Bigfoot,” which is on display all day with a car crushing extravaganza to watch in the afternoon. As the first weekend’s theme is Old Fashioned Rock’n’Roll, there is also a whole lot of rock and roll fun for the family!

The theme for the weekend of October 10-11th is a salute to our Military; October 17-18 is an All American Weekend; and October 25-26 promises to be exciting as Old Fashioned Farm Days lets visitors churn butter, race pigs and pan for gold. Show your skill in the pie eating contest, bobbing for apples, and potato sack races and involve your family in good old fashioned farm and family friendly fun.

Every weekend is Corny and Crazy with the Pumpkin Patch, pony rides, hay ride, pillow jump, animal sharing center, mini maze, pig races, rock wall, corn cannon and face painting. The Corn Maze is open every day beginning October 3 (except October 5 and 12), and the Pumpkin Patch is open every day.

The Maze is now scheduling field trips for pre-school and primary education classes in the morning on weekdays, when hundreds of children visit during the month of October. Children receive an educational presentation from the “Scare Crows” as well as a walk around the Petting Zoo, and a trip to the Pumpkin Patch on a hay wagon ride.

This is a Temecula tradition and if you have yet to experience it, you are challenged to go there and get lost! For more information visit www.bighorsecornmaze.com.

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Always the Catch of the Day Open for Lunch & Dinner

760.431.8454 7110 Avenida Encinas Suite #101 Carlsbad, CA 92011

Outdoor Patio with Tables and Umbrellas

Poinsettia Village Shopping Center Located between Starbucks and Subway

Sun-Thurs 11am-8pm Fri-Sat 11am-8:30pm www.pellysfish.com

• Fresh Fish Combination Plates

(Select your favorite fish and includes rice & salad)

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Char-Grilled Sandwiches Wide Selection-Local Catch Weekend Crab Cakes Shrimp, Crab and Fish Salads Seafood Platters Available

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Tip Top Meats

Oktoberfest Sausage Plates are available through October. Tip Top offers the finest and largest variety of sausage from around the world. Thanksgiving Dinners are available on Thanksgiving Day for only $12.98. Tip Top Meats has the finest whole, fresh or oven baked, natural range-grown Diestel Turkeys from Sonora, California. You won’t find a tastier, juicier, turkey anywhere. We highly recommend ordering your Thanksgiving turkey early! Enjoy a complete Turkey or Prime Rib dinner with all the trimmings. Turkey dinners include a large portion of freshly carved, succulent, allnatural, oven baked turkey, served with home made stuffing, gravy, sweet potatoes, and a roll. The Prime Rib is a massive portion served with baked or mashed potatoes and gravy, sauerkraut or broccoli, soup or salad and a roll.

For the holidays, stock up on USDA Choice and Prime Cuts for a delicious celebration with family and friends. Select the finest Homemade Sausages, Natural Diestel Turkeys, Turkducken, Duck, Lamb, Tri-Tip, and New York Steaks. Tip Top is a one-of-a-kind

butcher shop, a gourmet European-style delicatessen, and a full service marketplace. Nobody in San Diego County comes close to the service and value that Tip Top provides. Tip Top has been providing the highest quality meat and poultry for North County residents since 1967. They serve Certified Angus Beef, the best quality there is. The Big John Breakfast and the Big John Burger are two of the best value meals and deals in town (see their ad on the inside back cover).

John Haedrich has given back 100-fold to his community, residents, places of worship, schools, marine families, and community organizations. Andy Lee, Publisher of the North County Sun, says, “John is one of those amazing people who crosses our path once in a lifetime. I look up to him, and admire him and his achievements. He is a hard working, kind, and generous man with a big heart. People who know him, love and respect him.”

Tip Top Meats is located at 6118 Paseo Del Norte, Carlsbad 92011.

Call (760) 438-2620 or visit www.tiptopmeats.com.

Vigilucci’s

Vigilucci’s will be serving a traditional Thanksgiving Dinner as well as an a la carte menu from 12 to 8pm Thanksgiving Eve. Celebrating 21 years in San Diego, Roberto Vigilucci completely renovated his Trattoria Italiana location last year in Leucadia on Highway 101.

This stunning Italian restaurant and piano lounge offers an extensive wine selection with signature homemade Italian pasta dishes, prime steaks and seafood, bruschetta, insalata caprese, linguini with jumbo prawns, cioppino, filet of beef, and ossobuco. Their brick oven woodfired pizza is some of the best in North County.

Happy Hour is daily from 4pm to 7pm and features a wonderful Polpette Di Granchio which is a homemade crab cake on a bed of arugula and tomato with aurora sauce at $8. Try the Stonestep Martini for $5 or half off draft beer, and $5 wines by the glass. Happy Hour plate and drink specials are $5-$10 and offered daily 4pm-7pm and Friday thru Sunday from 11am to 6pm making the bar a popular place before a race at the track in Del Mar. Check out their live piano lounge nightly.

The Trattoria in Leucadia features stunning décor with warm earth

tones and many authentic touches imported from Italy. The restaurant features a bright and airy main dining room, piano bar, Florentine woodfire brick pizza oven, outdoor terrace and a beautiful open-air courtyard secret garden with multiple private dining rooms. These rooms are truly special and perfect for impressing important clients or family guests.

Vigilucci’s Restaurant Group is celebrating its 21st anniversary. All four Vigilucci locations serve multiple award-wining homemade pastas, prime grilled steaks and fresh daily seafood. All locations have extensive wine selections including very hard to find Italian wines.

Visit their new Italian gourmet market on State Street in Carlsbad Village. The market has upscale restaurant quality prepared takehome meals, including fresh pasta, lasagna, Italian panini, domestic and imported cheeses, and salami. Their many imported products continue to attract a steady repeat business from locals and foodies.

Buon Appetito! Vigilucci’s in Leucadia is located at 530 N. Coast Hwy 101. Call (760) 634-2365 or for all other locations visit www. vigiluccis.com.

Solterra Winery & Kitchen

Crush season is happening now! Solterra Winery and Kitchen is San Diego’s only working winery, tasting room, tap house, and kitchen.

Their wines and cuisine are award winning. Solterra was the biggest winner at the 2015 San Francisco Chronicle Wine Competition, the most prestigious and largest competition of American wines in the world! They won Best of Class for their Costa Azul-2012 Cabernet Sauvignon; Double Gold for their Christopher Cameron Vinyards 2012 Malbec; Gold for their Solterra Winery Mestizo “GSM;” Silver for their 2013 Pinot Noir; and Silver for their 2009 Petit Sirah! Clip or download their Buy One Wine Tasting and Get One Wine Tasting Free coupon from our Coupon Pages or download from www.NorthCountySun. com/coupons. This coupon can be used during Happy Hour!

Solterra is the perfect place for private events and holiday parties.

Their backyard vineyard patio is draped in grape vines with 18 tables.

It’s exquisite. Just hang out and sip wine with family, friends, or your significant other.

The kitchen is run by TV’s Chef Wanted winner, Executive Chef Suzy Williams. Chef Suzy cooks up and serves her magical creations daily. With award-winning cuisine, wines, and local craft beers on

tap, the Van Alyea family, a married couple with two young daughters, and a lovely golden retriever, are answering the dreams of North County residents and visitors who love fine wine, craft beers, great food, and the SoCal beach lifestyle. Solterra Winery and Kitchen is a destination winery on the map of Encinitas and San Diego County.

Wednesdays are Ladies Nights with extended Happy Hour from 3 to 7:30. The Tasting Room is open daily Mon-Thurs 3-5pm and Fri-Sun 12-5pm. Lunch is Sat-Sun 12-5. Dinner is 7 days a week 5-10pm. The facility features stunning architecture with high ceilings and large open windows on Hwy 101. The winery is a wood barrel room with fermentation tanks, a crusher and press. Adjacent to the winery is a full kitchen, bar and dining room. Hang out at their long concrete outdoor fire pit bar located just inches from the sidewalk and passersby. Wine Tasting is until 5pm; Get 4 glass flights of wine by the glass for $10, or 6 glass flights and 2 glass tastings of their Library Reserve wine by the glass.

Solterra is located at 934 North Coast Hwy 101, Leucadia 92024.

Call (760) 230-2970 or visit www.solterrawinery.com for musical guests, movie nights, and special events.

Find smooth jazz and spicy Thai cuisine at North County’s only jazz supper club and piano lounge, Northern Spirits attached to Nattiya’s Thai Restaurant in San Marcos. The lovely Nattiya Sontisup has created a Thai food/spicy jazz experience unlike any other in San Diego.

Northern Spirits features some of the area’s premier jazz musicians with smooth and spicy jazz from 7:30-10:30pm Thursday through Saturday, and hot jam sessions the last Sunday of each month. Sip fine wine and cocktail specialties from their full bar or try a sweet Thai iced tea. The authentic Thai cuisine is absolutely delicious and includes many different entrees including a variety of curries, noodles, salads, and awesome home-made Thai desserts. Late Night Music happens from 10:30pm to 1:00am Fridays and Saturdays and includes many genres of music and DJs. Happy Hour is every day from 3pm to 6pm with half-off appetizers and drink specials.

Nattiya’s Thai Restaurant serves some of the finest Thai cuisine in North County. It’s classy but unpretentious, with white-clothed tables and fresh flowers. We highly recommend the Seafood Love Boat. This savory entrée is a wonderful combination of steamed seafood overflowing with fresh salmon, calamari, mussels, shrimp, and scallops.

The boat is partially filled with a special Thai garlic/lime soup and comes with a small side dish of lemongrass chili sauce. Cut their FREE ENTRÉE coupon, $5 OFF or $10 OFF coupon from their ad, or our coupon pages or download from www.NorthCountySun.com/coupons.

Northern Spirits and Nattiya’s Thai is located at 727 West San Marcos Blvd., San Marcos 92069 (in the Denny’s shopping center, across the street from Staples and Best Buy, just a couple of blocks from Restaurant Row). Ask about catering, musical guests, and daily specials. Call (760) 736-9999 or visit www.nattiyathai.com.

Stop in for breakfast or lunch and don’t forget to order your holiday pies early! Debbie’s is open from 7am to 3pm everyday and is located just off the 78 fwy at Nordahl Road. Celebrating 18 years, Debbie’s offers great home-style cooking at very reasonable prices.

Her famous hand-made pie selection is quite extensive and includes fruit pies, specialty pies, and cream pies. Debbie bakes her pies herself! Try pumpkin, banana cream, pecan, apple, lemon meringue, egg custard, peach, and strawberry, just to name a few.

Whole pies are only $11.95 and slices of pie are only $3.95. Add ice cream for $1.50.

Debbie’s offers a seniors and a kids menu. Try the Baked Meatloaf or the Roast Turkey with Dressing. Enjoy a beer or a glass of wine, and don’t forget to leave room for dessert! Breakfast is always deli-

cious and filling. Try Debbie’s Special Omelette for $10.95 or Hot Cakes for only $3.95. Thinking about some home-style cooking?

Try the Biscuits and Gravy. Other breakfast items include Corned Beef Hash, Chicken Fried Steak, Huevos Rancheros, Hot Oatmeal, Grits, Cajun or Turkey Sausage, and fresh fruit. For lunch, enjoy any of Debbie’s sandwiches, burgers, soups and chilli. You just can’t go wrong. Debbie, when she’s not in the back cooking or baking, will greet you with a smile and always make you feel at home. Clip Debbie’s Coupon for $5 OFF or $10 OFF from our coupon pages or download from www.NorthCountySun.com/coupons.

Debbie’s Restaurant and Pie Shoppe is located at 740 Nordahl Rd #114, San Marcos. Call (760) 741-5680 or visit www. debbiesrestaurantandpieshop.com.

If your tea-drinking experience has left you thinking all teas are bitter and bland, Buddha Teas contends that you simply haven’t had a really good tea. Based in Carlsbad, this local tea company embraces the SoCal lifestyle of clean, organic living. Buddha Teas employs this philosophy by offering teas made with premium organic or wild-craft ingredients and avoiding the use of added flavorings, fillers or preservatives, letting you enjoy the rich taste of these fresh natural teas in their purest form.

Their vast selection boasts over 120 unique teas and blends, including green teas, black teas, and single-ingredient herbal teas.

Their varieties include everything from classics like Earl Grey and Chai to more exotic offerings like Pu-erh, Hibiscus and Turmeric Ginger Tea. Buddha Teas also caters to spiritual well-being with their line of Chakra Teas, unique blends designed to activate the chakras and

restore balance. All of their teas come packaged in boxes artfully designed to make the perfect holiday gift that’s natural, organic or wild-craft, and from Carlsbad! Save 20% OFF any website orders at www.buddahteas.com by entering COUPON CODE: NCSun. Their tea bags are made with bleach-free paper to eliminate dangerous chemicals, and their boxes use 100% recycled material. Even more impressive is their new “Tea for Trees” campaign, launched earlier this year. Partnering with the National Forest Foundation’s “Trees for US” program, Buddha Teas is helping to plant 5,000 trees each year.

Healthy, local and delicious, Buddha Teas are worth exploring for tea lovers and newcomers alike. Keep an eye out for several of their best sellers scheduled to appear in major retailers like Ralphs, Whole Foods and Bed Bath & Beyond. For their full selection, call 1(800) 642-3754 or visit their website at www.buddhateas.com.

Northern Spirits & Nattiya’s Thai

Debbie’s Restaurant & Pie Shoppe

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Dining, Sipping, and Drinking Wasabi Sushi Restaurant

Tucked away in a quiet strip mall in the Shadowridge neighborhood of Vista, across the street from Rancho Buena Vista High School, you’ll find Wasabi Sushi Restaurant. Now under new management, this unassuming Japanese restaurant is a very good choice. The small dining room with black tables and chairs and sushi bar is the perfect setting to enjoy freshly prepared fish of every flavor and variety. Open every day of the week from 11am to 9:30pm, they serve a Daily Lunch Special for $11.95 that includes 1 House Roll, 1 Specialty Roll, Miso Soup and a fresh garden salad. Happy Hour is nightly from 3-7pm, and Monday Night Football is available at the bar.

Waitperson Betsy was very helpful and made suggestions about the menu, while Sushi Chef Ian was busily at work making his unique

and tasty creations. The menu had some very nice choices including appetizers, nigiri sushi, sushi rolls, specialty rolls, tempura, Udon noodles, a variety of bowls, salads, curry, and a bento box. I recommend the Vista Dreaming Roll which is jumbo shrimp, cucumber, tuna, salmon, avocado, albacore, crab, crunchies, and drizzled with eel sauce. The Rainbow Roll was also very good. The smoked salmon and maguro nigiri sushi were delicious and the fish was very fresh.

Cut their $10 OFF coupon, $5 OFF coupon, or their 20% OFF entire bill coupon from their ad, from our coupon pages, or download from www.NorthCountySun.com/coupons.

Wasabi Sushi is located at1688 S. Melrose Drive, Vista 92081. Call (760) 727-8090 or visit www.sushivista.com.

The secret is in the sauce, and their motto “Always fresh, never frozen, and good to the bone” pretty much sums it up. NYB leaves lip smackin’ BBQ sauce dripping from your mouth, so grab some napkins, and dig in! This fall, scoot a chair in front of one of their large flat screens to watch some smashmouth NFL Football and while you’re at it, order some Buffalo Chicken Fries, Chipotle Fries, Baked Mac ‘n Cheese, Breadsticks, Buffalo Wings and a rack of Baby Back Ribs. The football is great, the food is delicious, the drinks are cold, and the service is friendly; what more can you ask? Clip their 15%

OFF coupon from their ad, from our coupon pages, or download their coupon from www.NorthCountySun.com/coupons.

The Buffalo is on the move! Established in 2007, NYB Wings and Ribs now has over 10 locations throughout San Diego including Oceanside, and their newest, in San Marcos, across the street from San Marcos High School. New York Buffalo Wings & Ribs is located at 689 S. Rancho Santa Fe Rd, San Marcos 92078 and 3776 Mission Ave, Oceanside. Call (760) 721-2070 or visit www. nywingsandribs.com.

Pacifica Del Mar

Celebrating 25 years, and proud recipient of the “Certificate of Excellence” by Trip Advisor, Pacifica Del Mar is the place to be over the holidays and during the Bing Crosby fall holiday Del Mar Thoroughbred Horse Racing Season. Enchanting atmosphere, excellent service, exquisite cuisine, fine wines and cocktails, and breathtaking Del Mar panoramic ocean views, make this one of the finest restaurants in Coastal North County. Make your Thanksgiving reservations soon!

The Ocean Bar and restaurant are North County gems and a local gathering place, where high style and Del Mar culture come together for lovely libations and extraordinary cuisine. With a selection of more than 200 premium vodkas, they are recipients of the Gold Medallion for “Best Seafood Dining in San Diego,” and Wine Spectator’s “Award of Excellence.” Happy Hour is nightly at the Ocean Bar from 4-6:30pm and all night long on Mondays and Tuesdays and features $1 OFF all drinks and a discounted bar menu including 1/2 OFF small bites. Wednesdays feature $6 martinis all night, and Thursdays are half-off wine night.

Downstairs, also with shimmering ocean views, enjoy Pacifica Breeze Café’s lovely breakfasts and lunches with their signature hash specialty dishes, including braised short rib hash, corned beef hash, vegetable hash, turkey sausage hash, and sugar-spiced salmon hash. Along with breakfast and lunch, a full bar is available. Try their famous Mimosas and Bloody Marys!

They have five distinct venues available for Thanksgiving, holiday parties, or any occasion, including: The Private Reserve which seats up to 45 guests for a sit down dinner; The Wine Room is an intimate setting for 12 special guests; Pacifica’s Patio will seat up to 120 guests with spectacular ocean views; The Gallery features an aquarium and is perfect for up to 65 seated guests; and Breeze Café is a covered outdoor patio with ocean views, seating up to 70 or standing up to 100 guests.

Pacifica Del Mar and Breeze Café are located at 1555 Camino Del Mar, Del Mar 92014. Call (858) 792-0476 or visit www. pacificadelmar.com.

Stoked!

We love Stoked! in San Elijo Hills. Offering a unique beer and wine selection, Stoked! is the perfect place to meet a friend, conduct a business meeting, just hang out, or have a romantic rendezvous.

Enjoy dining and sipping while sitting on comfortable sofas in front of a gorgeous rock fireplace on their beautiful garden patio. Enjoy a cold Stone IPA or Pale Ale, or perhaps a bold red Carodorum Issos Toro 2007, or an energetic, crisp white Pampano Inspiracion Verdejo 2012.

Nothing brings in a steady flow of happy repeat customers than great food, drinks, and wonderful service, and Stoked! has the perfect recipe. Owner and San Elijo resident, Chris Vulovic, has a history of success as a corporate CEO, a consultant, a caterer, and the author of “I Love Food” (available on Amazon). She has put together a restaurant with a personal touch and a warm welcoming feel that is perfect for locals, families with kids going to and from school, North County foodies, or wedding and party planners. The indoor ambiance is comfortable and attractive. The front has outdoor umbrella seating,

and the back has a beautiful intimate patio built around a rock fireplace–hence the name Stoked!. There is plenty of space available for indoor and outdoor meetings, parties and weddings. Contact Stoked! for all your holiday catering needs.

Their master chef will wow your taste buds as well as your visual and textural senses with fresh and healthy food. Stop in for a wonderful hot latte or a bowl of soup on a cold day. Lunch is served from 11:30am to 3:00 pm. They always have a daily soup and their sandwiches are some of the best in North County. Try their shrimp, fish or chicken tacos. Their roasted and caramelized vegetable sandwich on rustic bread with layers of roasted vegetables, melted mozzarella, and drizzled with pesto is a real winner! Give this place a try. Clip their 15% OFF Kids Meals Coupon or their 10% OFF Catering Coupon from our coupon pages or download from www.NorthCountySun.com/coupons.

Stoked is located at 1215 San Elijo Road in San Marcos (San Elijo Hills) 92078. Call 760-798-1322 or visit www.cafestoked.com.

Pick up a fresh hot pumpkin bagel with pumpkin cream cheese, a dozen hot bagels for the office, or a Bruegger’s Breakfast Sandwich for the perfect way to start your day. Their classic breakfast sandwiches combine eggs with your choice of peppered bacon, ham, sausage or turkey sausage on a hot fresh bagel. Our all-time favorite is their classic smoked salmon and cream cheese, stacked high on a fresh onion bagel with sliced tomato, red onions, and capers.

In addition to their famous bagels, breakfast sandwiches and bagel sandwiches, Bruegger’s offers a healthier “Under 500 Calorie” menu.

If you are a calorie counter, try one of their Skinny Bagels. Guests can now order any of Bruegger’s 15-plus varieties “skinny,” due to Bruegger’s unique slicing process. Instead of changing the recipe of

its time-tested, New York-style bagel, Bruegger’s slices the bagels thinner using a process that removes approximately one-third of the bagel’s center but preserves its unique eggshell crust and delicious toppings. The result is a lower calorie bagel without sacrificing variety or taste. Another healthy choice is their Skinny Zesty Egg White Sandwich. This comes with an egg white patty on a skinny sesame bagel, with turkey sausage, Swiss cheese and sundried tomato spread.

Bruegger’s operates 300 bakeries in North America with 7 bakeries in San Diego. Renowned for its award winning bagels, Bruegger’s offers a wide variety of freshly prepared breakfast and lunch options made with high quality ingredients served with its unique brand of hospitality. Visit www.brueggers.com.

This holiday season, relax and enjoy Pelly’s spacious outdoor patio just steps from Carlsbad State Beach. Sit under an umbrella on a sunny morning or afternoon. It’s the perfect place for a late breakfast, lunch, or dinner, and the best place for the freshest fish and for people watching. Located in the Poinsettia Village Shopping Center, between Starbucks and Subway, you’ll enjoy some of the tastiest char-grilled fish sandwiches, plates, or salads in San Diego. The food is simply amazing and their Fresh Fish Market is always stocked with your favorites, including great local catch.

Try a healthier choice for your family’s Thanksgiving feast, or a seafood platter for your Sunday football gatherings. Pelly’s is one of the original fresh fish markets in Coastal North County. On any given day, depending on the season, Pelly’s Fish Market offers large fillets of fresh ahi, yellowtail, albacore, mahi-mahi, halibut, Atlantic salmon, swordfish, sea bass, and a wide assortment of local shellfish

including oysters, clams, mussels, and lobster when in season.

Pelly’s has an excellent reputation with locals for serving delicious fresh fish lunches and dinners. We recommend their char-grilled mahi-mahi, char-grilled halibut, and grilled fish tacos. If you’re in the mood for a salad, try their fresh Ono salad, Pelly’s special salad, or their stone crab salad. They have the best chowders too! Try their famous Manhattan red or Boston white clam chowder. Pelly’s is not a fancy sit-down restaurant, but the quality of their freshly prepared seafood more than makes up for it; and their prices are very reasonable. Check the board for their Catch of the Day. Pelly’s very popular Seafood Platters will suit any size party or family get-together. Big sellers are their ceviche, stone crab, or bay shrimp salads.

Pelly’s Fish Market is open 7-days a week. They are located in the Poinsettia Village Shopping Center at 7110 Avenida Encinas #101, Carlsbad CA 92011. Call (760) 431-8454 or visit www.pellysfish.com.

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Daily News Café

25th Year Anniversary

Holiday Events WITH AN ITALIAN FLAIR

Four unique coastal restaurants and a gourmet market with unlimited options.

Your Place Cater your next dinner or party “Italian Style”. Leave the planning and cooking to us. Pre-set menus $19.99–$39.99 pp, or customize to your liking.

Contact Vigilucci’s Gourmet Market for menus and ordering (760) 720-0188.

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Project Pie

‘Tis the season to be thankful and to give back. Project Pie wants you to know that they give back 50% to local schools and organizations on their Fundraiser Nights. Bring in your group, and half of sales that night will go back to your organization. Project Pie believes in giving back to the local community in a fun, easy way. Along with their Chula Vista and Eastlake locations, they have given back over $30,000 to help schools, non-profits, sports teams, walk teams, bands, and academic clubs. Book your fundraiser today!

Project Pie (design-build-eat your own custom pizza) is a real winner! New to La Costa, it is located in the La Costa Town Square at the corner of La Costa Avenue and Rancho Santa Fe Road. It’s not just another build your own pizza parlor; it’s the build your own pizza place that all the others wish they were. Project Pie has great, fast, delicious, hot, thin crust artisan pizza that’s very affordable and

a great value. An 11 inch pizza with any, and as many, toppings you ask for, is made right in front of you and baked directly on their brick oven shelf. Within a few minutes you have a wholesome, delicious, made-to-order pizza with the freshest ingredients; and the cost is only $8.50.

The restaurant offers a variety of salads, desserts, and Boylan’s Fountain Sodas. Boylan’s sodas are made with pure cane sugar without artificial colors or preservatives. Clip their Buy 1 Pizza Pie and Get 1 Pizza Pie Free coupon from our coupon pages or download from www.NorthCountySun.com/coupons. This offer is valid at the new La Costa location only and you must present the coupon.

Project Pie is at 3410 Via Mercato, La Costa 92009 at La Costa Town Square. Call (760) 274-7688 or visit www.projectpie.com. To set up a fundraiser, email fundraisersprojectpieLC@gmail.com

It’s Tabu Sushi

It’s Tabu offers a great Happy Hour from 3-7pm, Sake Hour 7pmclose, and Late Night Specials. It’s a new, innovative sushi bar and grill that opened last May in San Marcos across the street from California State University San Marcos. This is the restaurant’s second location, their first having been a huge success in Temecula. It’s Tabu Sushi is spacious: with a long “L’ shaped sushi bar; a beer, wine, and sake bar; plenty of tables and booths; flat screen TVs for NFL Football; and a really nice outdoor patio.

It’s Tabu Sushi specializes in fresh, spicy, tangy, made-to-order sushi and Japanese fusion with a twist. They have a varied menu that includes specialties you may never have heard of, but certainly need to try. They refer to their fusion flavors as their Tabu Touch.

Something quite different and tasty is their Garlic Teriyaki Edamame.

Another winner is their Ceviche Roll, a delicious mix of fresh raw fish and shrimp without rice. Their Lemon Cilantro Roll is crazy good with a very fresh and zesty cool taste. This one has crab meat inside with

salmon, avocado, cucumber, slices of lemon, and sriracha sauce. Oh yeah, the cream cheese stuffed Jalapeno poppers are great too, and don’t forget to order their famous Habibi Roll. It’s shrimp tempura, spicy crab, cream cheese, avocado, cucumber, tuna, spicy mayo, eel sauce and tempura crumbs. Yum! It’s Tabu offers Lunch Specials such as their After Burner Roll, with soup or salad and Iced Tea for $8. In the evenings at the bar, enjoy Happy Hour from 3- 6pm Mon-Fri, and Late Night Happy Hour from 7pm to close. Sake Hour is a lot of fun Friday and Saturday nights, starting at 7pm…and every hour, they offer 1/2 OFF house sake shots or $1 sake shots! Also, if you like sake, you really must try their Bunny Blueberry Sparkling Sake. Clip their $5 OFF coupon from our coupon pages or download it from www.NorthCountySun.com/coupons. It’s Tabu Sushi is located at 344 S. Twin Oaks Valley Road, San Marcos 92078. (in the Ralph’s shopping center). Call (760) 591-0811 or visit www.itstabusushi.com.

Cucina Amore

The young owners/partners of Cucina Amore are real Italians and are passionate about their authentic Italian cuisine. Longtime friends, Clint Legnani and Juri Malini, born and raised in Bologna, Italy, first opened a gelato shop in Pacific Beach, which is still there, and have now opened their new Italian restaurant here in San Marcos, across the street from San Marcos High School. Their cozy Italian bistro prepares fresh, homemade, authentic dishes that are absolutely delicious. These guys are always smiling, and I can assure you that you will too. Amore means love in Italian and, like us, you will love Clint and Juri, and Cucina Amore! They offer $2 OFF daily lunch specials until 3:00 PM. Clip their Buy One–Get One Entrée coupon from our coupon pages or download from www.NorthCountySun.com/coupons.

Also, because they are located right across from the high school, they offer $2.50 pizza slices.

Cucina Amore has a fine menu that features antipasti, Bolognastyle thin crust pizza, wonderful pasta dishes, classic lasagna, specialita della casa (house specialties), soups, fine desserts, drinks and, of course, authentic cappuccino, and other coffees. Dishes are made with the freshest and organic ingredients whenever possible.

All of their prices are on the lower end of the spectrum, which makes this place a real treat. We recommend their pizzas, and Spaghetti Bolognese with their homemade Ragu. Try it with meatballs!

It’s absolutely delicious. Various pasta entrees include Cappellini Pomodoro, Ravioli di Ricotta, Fettuccine Afredo, Lasagna al Forno, Ziti al Forno, Gnocchi alla Bolognese, and others. For dessert, their Tiramisu, Sicilano, Panna Cotta, and their famous Gelato are all fabulous. Cucina Amore is located at 679 Rancho Santa Fe Road, San Marcos 92078. Call (760) 304-6939. Located at the corner of San Marcos Blvd and Rancho Santa Fe Road. Visit www.cucinaamore.net.

Seafire Restaurant + Bar

Come for the food and stay for the music and drinks! Utilizing traditional and progressive cooking techniques that harmoniously encapsulate a unique and delicious experience for all guests, Seafire is everything you are looking for in a restaurant and more. A husband and wife team work together in the kitchen, preparing memorable delights, such as their signature Napoleon-style brick oven, woodfired pizzas. The Italian made, custom designed, domed brick oven creates authentic pizza with perfectly browned crust.

Like a perfectly harmonious violinist and cellist, the two of them create dining delights using the freshest vegetables and ingredients to accent such masterpieces as their Lamb Chops, Steamed Mussels, Shrimp Scampi, Seared Scallops, or their Crispy Skin Salmon that is served with garlic whipped potatoes, and sautéed Brussels sprouts.

Their Mediterranean-style cuisine includes a wide variety of seafood, pasta and salads. The menu is extensive and includes Kabobs and Rack of Lamb. Their salads and soups are delicious. Try the Ahi Sliders, Roasted Beet Salad, the Greek Salad, or their Fish Chowder!

You will be really impressed.

Located near the beach in South Carlsbad near the corner of Palomar Airport Rd. and Paseo del Norte, this family-owned and operated restaurant is definitely worth a try. The indoor décor is filled with natural light and the outdoor patio is welcoming with a large open window attached bar. It’s the perfect place for sipping wine, a local craft beer, or cocktail while enjoying great live music Tuesday to Saturday evenings.

They are open every day and Happy Hour is nightly from 4pm to 7pm and 10pm until close and the kitchen stays open until they close!

They have 14 craft beers on tap and a great wine selection. For a real treat clip or download their Coupon on their ad or our Coupon Pages or download from www.NorthCountySun.com/coupons and get a FREE Shrimp Flambe Plate (it’s a $12 value!) or get 20% OFF your entire check, whether you dine-in or take-out.

Seafire is located at 6030 Paseo Del Norte, Carlsbad 92011. Call (760) 603-9672 or visit www.seafirerestaurantcarlsbad.com.

Tony’s Jacal

Tony’s Jacal, is one of the most lively restaurants in San Diego during Del Mar horse racing season. Named “One of the most authentic north of the border...” by Zagat Survey, this fall, and throughout the Bing Crosby Del Mar horse racing season, bring your best friends, family members, and out-of-town guest to experience the most delicious Mexican cuisine anywhere in San Diego. Taste the flavors of Mexico and enjoy the history of one of the first Mexican restaurants in San Diego! Tony’s is a historic North County destination.

Tony’s Jacal (pronounced hakal) is one of San Diego’s oldest and most treasured Mexican restaurants. Located just a few miles from the Del Mar Race Track, in beautiful Solana Beach, Tony’s Jacal offers the most authentic Mexican food and drinks this side of the border. This historic San Diego landmark opened its doors in 1946 as a small neighborhood house where folks would stop by for a delicious meal. Its reputation built over the years because the cuisine is delicious and the atmosphere and

service are outstanding. For three generations, Tony’s Jacal has been serving family specialties like their famous chile relleno, turkey tacos, turkey enchiladas, shrimp burritos, tamales and amazing flautas.

Their classic cantina lounge offers a wide selection of tequila, mescal, and margaritas. Tony’s Jacal has a beautiful floral outdoor garden patio and live Mariachi music in the evenings. This classic Mexican restaurant accommodates some of the happiest and most satisfied customers anywhere. Lunch is served Mon–Sat 11am to 2pm; Dinner is served Weekdays 5-9:30pm, Fri and Sat 5-10pm, Sun 3-9:30pm: Closed on Tuesday. If you are looking for an authentic Mexican restaurant experience with wonderful food, drinks and service, Tony’s Jacal is the place!

Tony’s Jacal is located just west of the I-5 Fry and just south of Lomas Santa Fe on 621 Valley Avenue, Solana Beach, 92075. Call (858) 755-2274 or visit www.tonysjacal.com

Celebrating their 25th anniversary in downtown Carlsbad Village, the historic and iconic Daily News Café is a North County dining destination. Many of their staff and cooks have been there “forever” and are local celebrities. Waitress Deena Vongxay has been serving happy customers for 25 years; Tera Stroup has been brightening everyone’s day for 11 years; and James West has been Carlsbad’s favorite bus person for 15 years. The longevity of the staff and great food are testament to the popularity of Daily News Café. Locals and customers enjoy homemade comfort breakfasts and lunches, inside or out on the patio, while people watching and taking in the sunshine and ocean air.

Just steps from Carlsbad Beach, breakfast is served all day, everyday, and lunch is served from 11am to 4pm. Their extensive and very

popular menu includes a wide assortment of omelets ranging in price from $8.95 to $10.95. All omelets are three eggs and served with hash browns, sautéed red potatoes, fresh fruit or refried beans and your choice of toast, biscuit, or blueberry muffin. Other breakfast favorites include Eggs Benedict, Huevos Rancheros, and a Breakfast Burrito. They also serve Large Fresh Fruit Bowls, a Breakfast Parfait and Creamy Oatmeal. Locals love their Belgian Waffles, Buttermilk Pancakes, French Toast, and wide assortment of Crepes! Try their famous Bloody Marys and Mimosas! Lunch is great and includes 1/3 lb Belly Bomber Burgers, Chicken Sandwiches and many other sandwiches and salad options. Try their Lobster, Crab and Shrimp Salad Sandwich. Daily News Café is located at 3001 Carlsbad Blvd, Carlsbad 92008. Call (760) 729-1023 or visit www.dailynewscafe.com.

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San Diego Bay Wine & Food Festival

November 15 – 22 with Grand Tasting on November 21 Win Free Tickets The San Diego Bay Wine & Food Festival returns for its 12th season, November 15-22. The star-studded food and wine classic takes place in various locations across San Diego, with over 20 opportunities to satiate enthusiasts’ appetites for luxury wine and food throughout the week. “The Festival has grown into one of the largest and most anticipated wine and food events in the country” says Michelle Metter, co-producer of the Festival. “The San Diego Bay Wine & Food Festival is an international showcase of the world’s premier wines and spirits, chefs and culinary personalities, and gourmet foods. Each year the Festival attracts an impressive roster of epicurean talent ranging from James Beard winners, Master Sommeliers, M.S. Candidates, Michelin Star winners, and beyond.”

The week-long experience celebrates San Diego’s vibrant culinary community with over 20 citywide events, wine and cooking classes, chef dinners, and multiple tast-

ing events throughout the week. The Festival’s legendary Grand Tasting, on Saturday November 21, transforms the beautiful San Diego Bay into a food lover’s paradise, featuring 200 wineries, breweries and sprits from around the world, 70 local restaurants plus dozens of gourmet food companies, and the “Chef of the Fest Competition” where San Diego’s best chefs take center stage.

Tickets and a complete lineup of participating chefs and schedule lineup are available at www.

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The 5th Annual Wedge Artisanal Cheese Festival in Escondido November 7, Saturday, 1pm – 5pm The Escondido Downtown Business Association presents The 5th Annual Wedge Artisanal Cheese Festival. Think of it as Holiday Appetizer 101; or Party Planning 101, with an added flair of gourmet cheese. Thirteen shops and eight restaurants along W. Grand Ave. in downtown Escondido host the sampling of a fine California cheese, or original cheeseforward appetizers, paired with regional craft beer or wine, tipping the hat to San Diego’s famous Craft Beer Week. The Wedge encourages stepping outside the zone of the common cheese into the arena of California’s top creameries.

Wedge organizers seek out and bring in award-winning cheeses from central and northern California, ranging

from Cheddars, Swiss, Goudas, and cow, goat, and sheep styles to amaze and delight the taster. The Wedge is proud to promote Real California Cheeses and specialty creameries from around the state. Be sure to check the website in October to see all the artisanal cheeses ordered.

Tasting Tours begin at the ticket booth at Maple St. Plaza, where Passports, Wedge Wristbands and a commemorative souvenir glass await you. Passports include samplings of all 21 cheese and restaurant nibbles, and your choice of up to 15 beer or wine samplings. Stroll along Grand Ave. to begin your tasting adventure on any block between Juniper and Orange St. Between tastings, enjoy busker action along Grand Ave. and the hospitality of oneof-a-kind, independently owned shops in Escondido’s

127 year-old historic district. At Tasting Stop #21 enter the drawing for the Wedge Gift Basket, a pile of gift certificates and goodies that will come in handy during the holiday entertaining season.

Along the route in Heritage Park are Working Artists, Local Dairy and Agricultural Exhibits and live music. Stop by local agricultural booths or pick up a flier or magazine about how to get access to the high-quality local farm and dairy products produced in the Escondido region. This is a free public area and open for all to enjoy.

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Dining, Sipping, and Drinking Ahi Sushi and Grill

Well known in San Marcos and throughout San Diego, Ahi Sushi serves some of the best tasting and best valued sushi around. The sushi is high quality, and the service is absolutely outstanding. I’ve never been in a sushi restaurant where you get your sushi order so quickly! This year is Ahi Sushi’s 4th Anniversary. Everyday they offer 50% off cut rolls, special rolls, and sushi. 50% off items are highlighted on their sushi menu. They also have lunch and dinner specials and Sake Bombs for Happy Hour. Get a FREE 8-PIECE CRUNCHY ROLL ($12 value) with any purchase of $12 or more! Must present coupon. Either clip from our Coupon Pages, or download from www.

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Are you hungry and on a budget? Try their 16- piece cut roll special. It includes 4-pieces of Philly roll + 4-pieces of spicy tuna roll + 4-pieces of California roll + 4-pieces of smoked salmon roll.

We highly recommend their 8-piece Caterpillar Roll, their famous

8-piece Albacore Special Roll; and their Special Ahi Tuna Roll is our all-time favorite! Their menu is extensive and includes dishes such as Teriyaki Chicken, Orange Chicken, Katsu chicken, Yakisoba (stir fried noodles), Tempura Udon, Seafood Udon, Egg Rolls, Gyoza, a wide assortment of specialty rolls, appetizers, party platters, soups, salads, beer, wine, sake and desserts.

Ahi Sushi and Grill has four locations: San Marcos, La Jolla, Fletcher Hills, and Alpine Creek. The San Marcos restaurant is on Twin Oaks Valley Road near Cal State University San Marcos and near the San Marcos Civic Center. This very lively location attracts college students and faculty, local business people, residents, and everyone who loves great sushi at great prices. Ahi Sushi and Grill is located at 157 N. Twin Oaks Valley Road, #136, San Marcos, CA 92069 (next to L.A. Fitness). Please call (760) 761-0238 or visit www. iloveahi.com.

Casa de Bandini

Diane Powers’ Casa de Bandini is a top North County destination for regionally inspired Mexican fare. This award-winning restaurant is decorated with hand-crafted furnishings, fine Mexican folk art, and colorful hand painted murals. Guests feel the warmth and romance of Mexico as soon as they enter the door and are charmed nightly by strolling mariachis playing popular Mexican ballads, making it a great place for entertaining family and friends. Guests will enjoy frosty birdbath margaritas along with hot corn and flour tortillas prepared throughout the day. Indulge in authentic Mexican cuisine among beautifully decorated dining rooms and their spectacular outdoor patio.

The freshest ingredients are used for their 14 salsas and sauces that are made daily along with their fresh, hot, handmade tortillas.

Popular dishes include their flavorful Carnitas a la Michoacan, succulent morsels of pork served with hot tortillas, guacamole, salsa and beans. Casa de Bandini also offers gluten-free, vegetarian and

healthy dining selections. The chef has prepared a number of authentic fall specialties including Enchiladas Espinacas, Salmon Primavera, Taquitos de Tinga, Fish Tacos Sabrosas, and Churrasco Steak. The Churrasco Steak is a Certified Angus Beef steak, flame-grilled and garnished with cilantro-lime butter. It is served on a bed of roasted potatoes, with a side of frijoles de olla and ensalada primavera of fresh, sweet peppers, red onions, oranges, mangos, pineapple, and serrano chile in a lemon vinaigrette. Ole! This holiday season, give your loved ones and guests a fiesta to remember! Casa de Bandini offers banquet and catering. Diane Powers’ other fine Mexican restaurants include Casa Sol y Mar in Del Mar Highlands, Casa Guadalajara in Old Town and Casa de Pico in La Mesa. Casa de Bandini is open seven days a week and is located at 1901 Calle Barcelona, Carlsbad, 92009, in The Forum Carlsbad. Call (760) 634-3443 or visit www.casadebandini.com.

La Jolla Art & Wine Festival October 10-11, Sat 10am–7pm, Sun 10am-6pm Back for its seventh year, the La Jolla Art & Wine Festival is one of Southern California’s premiere art events, transforming the region’s iconic coastal bluffs into a destination for artists, breweries, and wineries to showcase their craft and celebrate art along the Pacific coast. Taking place October 10-11, the two-day juried art show features over 150 renowned artists from all over the region, a silent auction and family art center. There is also a gourmet marketplace and a wine and beer garden, which provides refreshing sips from premiere wineries and San Diego’s top breweries. The nationally

recognized art show and fundraiser is free and open to the public, welcoming families and friends to come stroll the streets of the La Jolla Village and revel in a weekend of art, brews and crafts.

The picturesque seaside village of La Jolla transforms itself into an art lover’s paradise, highlighting established artists from the West Coast, Baja and beyond. Displayed works celebrate a number of media such as painting, sculpture, ceramics, jewelry, fine glass, woodwork, mixed media and photography. All of the artists showing at the Festival have been handpicked by a highly qualified jury of artists, authors, critics and collectors.

Incorporating San Diego’s famed craft beer reputation, this year the La Jolla Art & Wine Festival has introduced an

Inaugural Escondido Tamale Festival The First Annual Escondido Tamale Festival is being held on Saturday, November 14, from 10:30am to 4:30pm in Grape Day Park in downtown Escondido. This is a celebration of tamales and all the great Hispanic and Latino foods that have become iconic staples of California’s culture. It is also a look back at the history of the Spanish and Mexican settlers who built the framework for this great state and the Hispanic and Latino cultural contributions that are such an important part of our lives today.

Those roots, which have positively affected Escondido and brought the community together, are the reason behind the inception of the Escondido Tamale Festival.

after-dark event, partnering with the BraveCort Foundation to host the BraveCort Brew Fest on Saturday night.

Featuring some of San Diego’s finest craft brews and a traditional beer stein holding contest, all funds raised benefit the San Diego-based pediatric brain cancer research.

Offering adventures for kids of all ages, LJAWF’s Geppetto’s Family Art Center encourages children to channel their inner Picasso with the opportunity to paint a car donated by Witt Lincoln, be entertained by special performances on the Children’s Stage, and participate in games, crafts, and a family scavenger hunt.

The festival spans more than half a mile along Girard Ave., between Prospect Ave. and Torrey Pines Rd. For more information visit www.ljawf.com.

November 14, Saturday, 10:30am-4:30pm

This free event features a Best Tamale Contest, Celebrity Chef Tamale Competition (including special guest Master Chef Contestant Claudia Sandoval), Gourmet Tamale Tasting Area (ticketed) with San Diego and Baja Craft Beers, and a family-friendly Food Court with food trucks and traditional Mexican food vendors. In addition, there are beer and wine booths, holiday tamale ordering, two stages featuring Mariachis and other musical entertainment, and Folklorico dance. In addition, there is: a Quinceañera Fashion Show; Chihuahua Costume Contest and Fashion Show; Low Rider Car Club Display; a kids’ area with piñata, Sugar Skull decorating and inflatables;

craft and holiday gift vendors; and Escondido history exhibits. This is a fun, free day full of discovery.

The Escondido Tamale Festival is presented by the Escondido Downtown Business Association for the support, preservation and promotion of Escondido’s 127 year-old historic downtown.

For complete event and vendor information visit www.

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25th Annual San Diego Music Awards October 5, Monday The San Diego Music Awards started as a way to recognize the achievements of our diverse local music community. Now in its 25th year, the San Diego Music Awards presents awards in 27 categories, recognizing many different genres of music including Rock, Jazz, Hip Hop, Americana and World Music. Past performers include Jewel, Jason Mraz, Switchfoot, P.O.D., Sara Watkins (Nickelcreek). This year, performers such as Louis XIV, Big Mountain Cody Lovaas, B-Side Players, and Lifetime Achievement Honoree Peter Sprague perform.

The San Diego Music Foundation has been actively involved in keeping participatory music programs in San Diego County elementary, middle, and high schools for almost 25 years. The San Diego Music Awards is the primary fundraising vehicle for The Guitars for Schools Program.

Over its 25 year history, the organization has served over 55,000 K-12 students in more than 80 schools from San Onofre to San Diego.

The San Diego Music Awards take place at Humphrey’s by the Bay in San Diego. For more information visit www. sandiegomusicawards.com.

Viejas Arena 10/14 Florence and the Machine 10/17 Janet Jackson 11/8 Miguel Bose 11/22 Wescon 12/20 Motley Crue Viejas Arena is located on the campus of San Diego State University at 5500 Canyon Crest Dr., San Diego, CA 92182.

For more information call (619) 594-7315 or visit www. viejasarena.com.

Joshua Tree Music Festival October 8-11, Thursday-Sunday The 10th Annual Fall Joshua Tree Music Festival (JTMF) is happening October 8-11 in Joshua Tree. Merging its funky desert style with an internationally acclaimed lineup of musical artists, the three-day family-friendly festival is truly a global dance experience. The festival melds the overwhelming spirit of desert freedom with powerful music from around the world to create a lighthearted oasis for music lovers. The festival boasts magically magnificent art installations, a robust Kidsville schedule, the heavily shaded Music Bowl, a full spectrum of yoga classes, didjeridu playshops, and a global market to further inspire, intrigue

and invite festival goers. Discover your new favorite band and dozens of new friends in the shadows of the otherworldly Joshua Tree National Park.

This fall’s lineup features Adobe Collective, Lucky Bones, Son of the Velvet Rat, Feral Fauna, Adam Freeland, Yak Attack, Ben Miller Band, and many more.

Tap into this magical trifecta of desert freedom, music, and community, and get your JTMF tickets now! Four-day pass is $180. The Festival is located at Joshua Tree Lake Campground 2601 Sunfair Road, Joshua Tree, CA 92252.

For the full line-up and festival info visit www.joshuatreemusicfestival.com.

San Diego Beer Week November 6-15, Friday-Sunday San Diego Beer Week (SDBW) is slated for Friday, November 6, through Sunday, November 15, and is expected to be the biggest ever. San Diego’s craft brewing scene continues to explode with a number of the country’s top producing and most innovative craft breweries. Now in its seventh year, SDBW showcases more than 100 breweries that call San Diego home. With a brewing history dating back more than 100 years, San Diego has become the nation’s number one craft beer destination, earning it the apt moniker “Capital of Craft.”

SDBW begins with the San Diego Brewers Guild Festival on Friday and Saturday, November 6 and 7, featuring upwards of 50 local breweries. The following day, guests are invited to imbibe San Diego’s finest beers, while enjoying food from local craft beerfriendly restaurants and live music. The event is expected to sell out, as it did last year, drawing 3,200 attendees.

During the week, hundreds of events are put on by the breweries, including tours at award-winning breweries,

not-to-be-missed tap takeovers, exclusive releases, beer dinners with limited edition brews exclusive to SDBW, one-of-a-kind keep the glass events, anniversary parties, and beer bike rides and runs.

The week is capped off with The Beer Garden, the official closing event featuring 12 chefs and 24 breweries, at The Lodge at Torrey Pines, a landmark San Diego hotel. From noon to 3 pm on Sunday, November 15, guests are invited to sample unique beer and food pairings created by San Diego’s top chefs.

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The North County Sun is happy to announce an amazing ticket giveaway to North County’s premier concert venue, the Belly Up Tavern! Enter our ticket giveaway and win tickets to see one of these five outstanding shows: Oct 10–Israel Vibrations, Oct 24–Dead Man’s Party– Oingo Boingo Tribute, Oct 31–Halloween Heat featuring 80’s Heat and costume contest, Nov 2–Jeff Daniels, Nov 6–Bob Schneider. It’s easy to win a pair of tickets to one of these five shows. Just visit www.NorthCountySun.com and fill in the simple entry form. Select your top three shows in order. We cannot guarantee your selections. Ticket winners will be randomly selected, contacted, and confirmed by phone and email. Promoters are not liable in the event of date change or cancellation. Guests must be 21 yrs. or older to enter venue.

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Karl Denson’s Tiny Universe Fantastic Fall Tour featuring Ivan Neville w/ Rebecca Jade & The Cold Fact Sat Oct 3 08:00 PM Thievery Corporation–EARLY SHOW Sat Oct 3 011:00 PM Thievery Corporation–LATE SHOW Sun Oct 4 09:00 PM DJ Krush–Casbah Presents w/ guest Mon Oct 5 08:00 PM The Word–(The Word is Robert Randolph, John Medeski, and the North Mississippi Allstars) w/ Amy Helm & The Handsome Strangers Tues Oct 6 08:00 PM Gregg Allman Wed Oct 7 08:00 PM Gregg Allman–SOLD OUT! Thurs Oct 8 08:00 PM Xavier Rudd & The United Nations at Observatory North Park Thurs Oct 8 08:00 PM Turnpike Troubadours w/ Mike & the Moonpies Fri Oct 9 05:30 PM Atomic Groove Happy Hour Fri Oct 9 08:00 PM Beth Hart w/ Matt Andersen Sat Oct 10 05:30 PM Madisen Ward & The Mama Bear–KPRI Presents Concert for the Cure w/ Eve Selis Sat Oct 10 09:30 PM Israel Vibrations and Roots Radics w/ Ginger Roots and The Protectors Sun Oct 11 08:00 PM Dar Williams– w/ Jenny O. A Seated Show Tues Oct 13 08:00 PM Other Lives–Casbah Presents w/ guest Wed Oct 14 09:00 PM Twin Shadow: Night Rally Tour–Casbah Presents w/ Lolawolf Thurs Oct 15 09:00 PM José González–Casbah Presents w/ Riotous Royale–SOLD OUT! Fri Oct 16 09:00 PM Fishbone & Monophonics Sat Oct 17 010:00 PM Tainted Love–The Best of the 80’s Live w/ DJ Scotto @ 8pm Sun Oct 18 09:00 PM Givers–Casbah Presents w/ guest Mon Oct 19 09:00 PM Heartless Bastards–Restless Ones Tour–Casbah Presents w/ Slothrust Wed Oct 21 09:00 PM Eagles of Death Metal w/ Gram Rabbit–SOLD OUT! Thurs Oct 22 09:00 PM The Sword–High Country Tour — Casbah Presents w/ Kadavar & All Them Witches Fri, Oct 23 09:00 PM Z-Trip w/ 9 Theory Sat Oct 24 09:00 PM Dead Man’s Party w/ Total Distortion Sun Oct 25 08:00 PM Mason Jennings w/ guest–a seated show Mon Oct 26 08:00 PM Madeleine Peyroux Trio–A Seated Show–SOLD OUT! Wed Oct 28 08:00 PM Shakey Graves at Observatory North Park w/ Tennis Wed Oct 28 09:00 PM Tobias Jesso Jr.–Casbah Presents w/ Wet Fri Oct 30 05:30 PM Atomic Groove Happy Hour Fri Oct 30 09:00 PM The Pettybreakers vs CCR (Tom Petty and Creedence Clearwater Revival tributes) Sat Oct 31 08:00 PM 80’s Heat presents Halloween Heat! w/ Nancarrow Prizes for costume contest!!

Sun Nov 1 08:00 PM Sergio Mendes and Brasil 2015–An Evening With Mon Nov 2 08:00 PM Jeff Daniels with Ben Daniels Band Tues Nov 3 08:00 PM Jonny Lang w/ The Runaway Saints Fri Nov 6 09:00 PM Bob Schneider w/ Cleopatra Degher Sun Nov 8 08:00 PM Josh Abbott Band w/ guest Tues Nov 10 08:00 PM Moon Taxi w/ guest Wed Nov 11 09:00 PM Desaparecidos–Casbah & 91x Present w/ The So So Glos and Digital Leather Thurs Nov 12 08:00 PM Dave Alvin & Phil Alvin with The Guilty Ones w/ Dead Rock West Fri Nov 13 09:00 PM Houndmouth w/ guest Sat Nov 14 09:00 PM Youth Lagoon–Casbah Presents w/ Taylor McFerrin Sun Nov 15 08:00 PM Point Break Live, Can You Keanu?

Mon Nov 16 08:00 PM The Green w/ Hirie Tues Nov 17 08:00 PM The Psychedelic Furs w/ guest Thurs Nov 19 08:00 PM Ryan Bingham w/ Jamestown Revival Fri Nov 20 09:00 PM Ryan Bingham w/ Jamestown Revival Sat Nov 21 09:00 PM Emancipator Ensemble w/ Blockhead, Manatee Commune Tues Nov 24 09:00 PM BØRNS w/ Avid Dancer Fri Nov 27 09:00 PM Abbey Road & Jumping Jack Flash’s Beatles vs Stones!

Sat Nov 28 09:00 PM Wayward Sons Sun Nov 29 09:00 PM James Bay w/ guest–Sold out Thurs Dec 3 08:00 PM The Venice Christmas Show w/ guest Mon Dec 7 08:00 PM Billy Gibbons Wed Dec 9 08:00 PM Nick Lowe’s Quality Holiday Revue Thurs Dec 10 08:00 PM Zappa Plays Zappa Sun Dec 13 09:00 PM w/ guest John Brown’s Body Tues Dec 15 08:00 PM Cheap Trick Sun Dec 20 08:00 PM For The Sender–A very special holiday For The Sender book and album release show featuring Alex Woodard, Molly Jenson, Jordan Pundik, Jack Tempchin, Sean Watkins, Nena Anderson and other special guests!

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(prices and door times are subject to change) For tickets visit www.livenation.com 10/1 Aterciopelados (House of Blues) 10/3 Florida Georgia Line: Anything Goes Tour (Sleep Train Amphitheatre) 10/4 Queensrÿche (House of Blues) 10/6 The Fratellis (House of Blues) 10/6 Beirut: No No No Tour (Cal Coast Credit Union Open Air Theater) 10/7 MAX (House of Blues Voodoo Room) 10/9 Jamey Johnson(House of Blues) 10/9 Scream “Back 2 School Tour” (Viejas Arena) 10/9 Funny or Die presents Oddball Comedy & Curiosity Festival starring Aziz Anari with special guest Amy Schumer (Sleep Train Amphitheatre) 10/12 Kodaline (House of Blues) 10/13 Alt-J: North American Tour (Cal Coast Credit Union Open Air Theatre) 10/14 Florence + The Machine (Viejas Arena) 10/15 Hozier (Cal Coast Credit Union Open Air Theater) 10/16 Twenty One Pilots: Blurryface Tour (Cal Coast Credit Union Open Air Theater) 10/16 Luke Bryan: Kick Up The Dust Tour (Sleep Trai n Amphitheatre) 10/16 Jonny Craig (House of Blues Voodoo Room) 10/16 Common Kings (House of Blues) 10/17 Of Monsters & Men (Cal Coast Credit Union Open Air Theater) 10/17 Janet Jackson: Unbreakable World Tour (Viejas Arena) 10/18 ZZ Ward (House of Blues) 10/19 My Morning Jacket: The Waterfall Tour (Cal Coast Credit Union Open Air) 10/20 The Wilderness Politics Tour presented by Journeys ft. Andrew McMahon & New Politics (House of Blues) 10/21 Seether (House of Blues) 10/22 SoMo (House of Blues) 10/23 Frank Turner & The Sleeping Souls (House of Blues) 10/24 Gerard Way (House of Blues) 10/25 Kirk Franklin presents Gospel Brunch (House of Blues) 10/25 MS MR (House of Blues) 10/26 Marilyn Manson (House of Blues) 10/27 The Neighbourhood (House of Blues) 10/29 Parkway Drive (House of Blues) 10/29 The Noise Presents: Parkway Drive – IRE Tour (House of Blues) 10/20 Madonna: Rebel Heart Tour (Valley View Casino Center) 11/7 Rebel Souljahz (House of Blues) 11/7 Against the Current (House of Blues Voodoo Room) 11/8 The Winery Dogs (House of Blues) 11/10 The Winery Dogs (House of Blues) 11/10 Collective Soul (House of Blues) 11/13 Circa Survive (House of Blues) 11/15 Kirk Franklin presents Gospel Brunch (House of Blues) 11/15 The At Odds Couple: An Evening of Acoustic Squeeze (House of Blues) 11/16 City and Colour (House of Blues) 11/22 Yellowcard & New Found Glory (House of Blues) 11/22 Rise Against & Killswitch Engage (SOMA) 11/27 Darwin Deez (House of Blues Voodoo Room) 11/29 Handguns with Roam, Broadside, and Sudden Suspension (House of Blues) 12/9 Scott Bradlee & Postmodern Jukebox (House of Blues) 12/10 The White Buffalo (House of Blues)

Tuscany Music–Comedy–Jazz Sunday Brunch ENCORE SHOWROOM Live Jazz Brunch – Sundays 10:30Am-2:30Pm San Diego’s finest Jazz Musicians perform at North County’s only Italian Brunch every Sunday. (Mark Shapiro, Althea Elaine Smith, Johnny G) TUSCANY ENCORE COMEDY Comedy every fourth Saturday of the month. North County’s only comedy club. 2-hour shows feature nationally touring/network TV comedians from HBO, Showtime, Comedy Central, hosted by Lamont Ferguson, twice named San Diego Comic of the Year, who has opened for George Carlin, Steve Harvey and George Lopez.

10/24 Comedian Don Friesen 11/28 TBD

TUSCANY ENCORE CONCERTS Thu–Sun 10/3 & 11/7: Peter Marin’s Great American Songbook Supper Club.

10/4 & 11/22: R’nB sensation Rebecca Jade.

10/1 & Every Thursday: Pro Jam hosted by the incomparable Darryl Williams, showcasing a national recording artist each week.

10/18: Rock Guitar Legend Roni Lee Rocktoberfest.

10/31: Halloween Costume Ball featuring seasoned Vocalist Roman Palacios & Jazz Legend Tommy Gannon.

11/1: Jazz & R’nB recording artist Althea Elaine Smith.

11/29: Neville Brothers original bassist Daryl Johnson.

Live Entertainment from all music genres featured nightly in the Tuscany Piano Bar/Lounge begins during Happy Hour and continues into late night. Enjoy great music and delicious food from a Late Night Menu.

TUSCANY HOUSE BAND performs every Fri and Sat during Late Night Happy Hour at 10pm, featuring Daryl Johnson (The Neville Brothers), Miguel Armenta (Sammy Hagar’s Cobo Wabo Band), Jeff Moore (Chuck Berry) and producer Danny DiCarlo.

MUSIC & COMEDY Tickets $15-20 advance, $20-25 day of. TUSCANY is located at 6981 El Camino Real #103, Carlsbad. Call (760) 929-8111or visit www.tuscanylacosta. com.

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Northern Spirits is North County’s Premier Jazz Supper Club Jazz aficionados and Thai foodies rejoice! Northern Spirits and Nattiya’s have combined forces to bring hot spicy jazz to North County. Relax in a beautifully decorated and colorful piano lounge and enjoy some great live jazz while sipping a cocktail or savoring a succulent shrimp Thai entrée. It’s the epitome of east meets west. Jazz happens 7:30-10:30 Thursday through Saturday. Enjoy late night music Fridays and Saturdays from 10:30 to 1AM. Happy Hour is everyday from 3-6 with half-off appetizers and drink specials at the bar. (Music lineup is subject to change.)

10/1 7PM NSJC Sizzlin’ Singers Celebration Series 10/2 7:30PM Dave Scott & The New Jazz Groove 10/3 7:30PM The Ian Harland Quartet Featuring Reka Parker 10/8 7PM NSJC Sizzlin’ Singers Celebration Series 10/9 7:30PM The Dmitri Matheny Quartet 10/10 7:30PM The Mark Lessman Quartet Featuring Amber Whitlock 10/15 7PM NSJC Sizzlin’ Singers Celebration Series 10/16 7:30PM Dave Scott & The New Jazz Groove 10/17 7:30PM Whitney Shay 10/22 7PM NSJC Sizzlin’ Singers Celebration Series 10/23 7:30PM The Ron Eschtete’ Trio 10/24 7:30PM The Nathan Hubbard Quartet 10/25 5PM NSJC Pro-Jam Session #5 10/29 7PM NSJC Sizzlin’ Singers Celebration Series 10/30 7:30 The Derek Cannon Quartet 10/31 7:30PM Nanette & The Madmen of Jazz 11/5 7pm NSJC Sizzlin’ Singers Celebration Series 11/6 7:30pm Dave Scott & The New Jazz Groove 11/7 7:30pm The Reka Parker Trio featuring Derek Cannon 11/12 7pm NSJC Sizzlin’ Singers Celebration Series 11/13 7:30pm Lower Left w/ Mikan Zlatkovich, Antar Martin & Barry Farrar 11/14 7:30pm The Ron Eschtete” Trio 11/19 7pm NSJC Sizzlin’ Singers Celebration Series 11/20 7:30pm Dave Scott & The New Jazz Groove 11/21 7:30pm The Holly Hoffman Trio w/ Amber Whitlock 11/26 7pm NSJC Sizzlin’ Singers Celebration Series 11/27 7:30pm TBA 11/28 7:30pm The Peter Marin Quartet 11/29 5pm NSJC Pro-Jam #6 Northern Spirits is located to Nattiya’s Thai Restaurant at 727 W. San Marcos Blvd, San Marcos 92078. Call (760) 736-9999 or visit www.mynorthernspirits.com. Clip their FREE ENTRÉE, or $5 OFF or $10 OFF coupons from their ad or from our Coupon Pages or download from www.

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Observatory North Park Music 10/2 Ratatat 10/3 The Gaslamp Killer Experience 10/4 Citizen Cope with Full Band 10/6 Paul Weller 10/7 Lil Dicky with IAMSU 10/8 Xavier Rudd & The United Nations, Chadwick Stokes 10/9 Aer with Cody Simpson & Chef’Special 10/12 Trivium 10/16 MisterWives, Cruisr 10/17 FIDLAR 10/18 The Black Lips, Ariel Pink 10/20 Lianne La Havas 10/22 Insane Clown Posse with P.O.D., Stitches, Young Wicked, Dope D.O.D. 10/23 Mac DeMarco 10/25 Owl City, On the Verge Tour with Rozzi Crane 10/28 SHAKEY GRAVES, Tennis 10/29 Coheed and Cambria with Thank You Scientist & Silver Snakes 10/30 Ghost with Purson 10/31-11/1 SOJA, J Boog, Dustin Thomas

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10/2 Jim Jefferies: The Freedumb Tour 10/13 The Tenors: Under One Sky Tour 10/16 Joe Rogan (comedy) 10/17 Zoltán Mága: From Budapest With Love 10/22 Margaret Cho: The psyCHO Tour 10/23 Home Free: Don’t It Feel Good Tour 10/24 Veggietales Live: Little Kids Do Big Things!

11/3 Welcome to Night Vale 11/14 Patricia Racette: Diva on Detour 11/15 An Intimate Evening with Matisyahu 11/17 An Evening with Giada de Laurentiis 11/22 An Evening with david Sedaris 11/25 Víctor Manuelle: Que Suenen Los Tambores Tour 11/27 Last Comic Standing 12/5 The Milk Carton Kids The Balboa Theatre is located at 868 4th Ave, San Diego, CA 92101. For more information, visit www. sandiegotheatres.org.

Humphreys Concerts 10/2 Tower of Power w/Average White Band 10/3 Gordon Lightfoot 10/4 The Mavericks 10/6 Garbage w/Torres 10/7 Dark Star Orchestra 10/9 Jesse Cook 10/11 UB40 featuring Ali Campbell, Astro & Mickey Virtue 10/16 America w/Lisa Sanders & Brown Sugar 10/17 Joan Armatrading—A Very Special SOLO Evening w/Bobby Lee Rodgers 10/22 Creative Collab Tour featuring Matthew Espinosa 10/25 J Balvin w/Becky G 10/31 Jake Shimabukuro www.humphreys.com

11/6 Leon Bridges 11/10 THE MENZINGERS, mewithoutYou 11/11 The Underachievers Forevermore Express Tour with Pouya and the Buffet Boys, Kirk Knight, Bodega Boyz 11/12 San Diego Music Thing presents Yo La Tengo with Blitzen Trapper 11/13 Mayhem/Watain with Rotting Christ 11/14 Lagwagon with Runaway Kids, Brian Wahlstrom & Bobgoblin 11/15 X Ambassadors – The VHS Tour 11/19 Big K.R.I.T. 11/20 Skinny Puppy, Youth Code 11/21 Minus The Bear Menos El Oso Murder By Death, Aero Flynn 11/22 Sturgill Simpson, Billy Wayne Davis 11/22 RAC 11/29 Silverstein / Senses Fail with Hundredth, Capsize 11/30 A John Waters Christmas 12/13 Reverend Horton Heat, Big Sandy & His Fly-Rite Boys, The Bellrays, Lords of Altamont Observatory North Park is located at 2891 University Ave., San Diego, CA 92104. For more information visit www.observatorysd.com.

San Diego Symphony 10/9-11 Jacobs Masterworks: Opening Weekend: with Jahja Ling and Yuja Wang 10/18 International Passport: Bollywood Masala Orchestra and Dancers of India 10/23-25 Jacobs Masterworks: Beethoven and John Adams 10/30-31 City Lights: Disney in Concert: Tim Burton’s The Nightmare Before Christmas Featuring t he Music of Danny Elfman 11/1 Family Festival: A Walk Through Balboa Park: Celebrating San Diego’s Landmark 11/1 Fox Theatre Film Series Screenings: The Haunted House (1921) and The Cat and the Canary (1927) 11/6-8 Jacobs Masterworks: Tchaikovsky’s Pathétique 11/13 City Lights: E.T. The Extraterrestrial: Film Screening with Live Orchestra 11/14 Jacobs Masterworks: The Art of Music 11/15 International Passport: Compañia Flamenca José Porcel 11/20-22 Jacobs Masterworks: Dance Rhythms: Music of Mexico, Argentina, Spain 11/21 Jazz @ the Jacobs: Kickoff Concert: Living Jazz Legends and The Young Lions 12/4-6 Jacobs Masterworks: The Rite of Spring 12/11-13 Jacobs Masterworks: Choral and Organ Spectacular: Berlioz te Deum 12/18-20 City Lights: Holiday Pops featuring Cirque Musica 12/20 Family Festival: Holiday Pops For more information about the individual concerts, go to www.sandiegosymphony.org or call (619) 235-3848.

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15th Annual Dos XX Monster Bash Presented by Sailor Jerry October 31, Saturday, 6pm-midnight Enter a world of immortality at the 15th Annual Dos XX Monster Bash Block Party, presented by Sailor Jerry, where haunted souls can run wild, rules can be broken and sinners can live freely on Halloween Night, Saturday, October 31, from 6pm to midnight. San Diego’s biggest Halloween Block Party returns and is being unleashed on the Gaslamp Quarter and East Village neighborhoods, transforming over eight city blocks into the largest Halloween event in California. Be prepared to experience five of the most insane stages and freaky areas that test your boundaries and transport you to worlds beyond your imagination.

Allow your temptations to take over as you party with Satan in the Devil’s Playground, torture your mind with circus oddities in the Freak Show, dance in the Doll House among your creepiest childhood nightmares, venture to the end of the world with all things undead

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in the VIP Zombie Apocalypse, and relish the lustful mystery in the renowned Dos XX Masquerade. This Halloween extravaganza features over 20 top DJs from San Diego and across the nation, spinning the turntables in all five areas, and allows you to surrender to your inhibitions all night long. This is the one night a year that you can be a zombie, a murderous villain or a gigantic stuffed teddy bear, without judgment; so don’t hold back. In fact, start planning your costume now for the notorious Monster Bash Costume Contest where you could win a $5,000 cash prize.

General admission tickets to San Diego’s most sought after Halloween party start at $30 in early October and increase to $60 at the door on Halloween night.

Monster Bash wristbands also get you food and drink specials and free cover at over 20 different participating restaurants and bars in the Gaslamp Quarter and East Village. Partygoers can upgrade their supernatural encounters by purchasing a VIP ticket, which are $80 in early October and $100 at the door on Halloween night.

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Just visit www.NorthCountySun.com and fill in the simple entry form. Only one entry per person/email is permitted. Ticket winners will be randomly selected and notified by phone and email. Best of luck, and see you

Scream Zone, Haunted Trail, and Haunted Hotel Will Scare You to Death Now until October 31 Win Free Tickets!

Enter to win a free pair of tickets to either The Scream Zone at the Del Mar Fairgrounds, The Haunted Trail at Balboa Park, or the Haunted Hotel in the Gaslamp District, downtown San Diego.

The Scream Zone is San Diego County’s largest haunted experience. This year, The Scream Zone has been distorted and “metamorpho-cided into murderous homicide” with brand new attractions such as Karnevil, The Haunted Hayride, and Paintball Apocalypse.

The House of Horror has been recast, reconfigured, re-formed, embellished and embalmed. Haunting and chilling your inner core, this malicious mausoleum lodges beasts and brutes, freaks and fiends, conjuring the stuff of your worst nightmares. The Karnevil freak show stars Dr. Marvel S. Mayhem and his travelling troupe of bloodthirsty curiosities. Headlining these vexing oddities are the unsettling devious deviations and mutant aberrations. Climb aboard the Haunted Hayride and ride through the gateway to hellacious hallucina-

tions where Zombies await to delight and decay. The Walking Dead meander, wander and saunter beside you as you move down the cold, dark, dreaded path of the deceased and departed. More info and tickets at www. thescreamzone.com.

The Haunted Trail and The Experiment is located in world famous Balboa Park. This creepy haunt is one mile long and San Diego’s only outdoor haunted attraction.

It includes a separate maze called “The Experiment,” where you run the gauntlet past horror icons Freddy, Jason, Michael Meyers, The Ring Girl, The Exorcist Girl, and The Scream Character. Watch your back while creeping down New Orleans’ famous old Bourbon Street, as vampires lurk in the shadows. Squeeze through the crowd of creepy clowns on the Haunted Ghoul Bus; and as you experience the Alien Autopsy, just remember that no one can hear your scream in outer space. You are sure to be chased by chainsaw-wielding Voodoo Masters. More info and tickets at www.hauntedtrail.net.

The Haunted Hotel has been named one of the top haunts in the country by Haunt World Magazine, and has been featured in Fangoria Magazine, and on The Travel Channel as a standout haunt. The doors

at the Haunted Hotel downtown San Diego are open through November 1. The Haunted Hotel is located in downtown San Diego at 424 Market Street (4th & Market) in the heart of the Gaslamp Quarter. The Hotel is loaded with new demented, hair raising effects so real that victims run screaming for their life as they try to escape. It turns its lights off every Wednesday and attendees must find their way through with only a free glow necklace. More info and tickets at www. hauntedhotel.com.

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We are giving away free pairs of tickets to your choice of one of these three scary attractions. Just visit www.NorthCountySun.com and fill in the simple entry form. Only one entry per person/email address is permitted. Winners will be randomly selected and notified by phone and email. Good luck!

Trick-or-Treat Streets, Halloween Freaks, Hair-Raising Parties, and Plenty of Sweets!

- The entire street of Circulo Sequoia in La Costa is great for hitting lots of houses in a short amount of time, and you won’t get lost since it’s a circle.

- Houses on Camino Lindo in The Ranch in Carlsbad are known for big candy pieces.

- Lots of young families with kids in San Elijo Hills make this community a treasure trove of Halloween treats.

- Safe Trick-or-Treat on Pumpkin Lane (S. Coast Highway 101 from Encinitas Blvd. to K Street) is great for little ones you want to keep safe. www.encinitas101.com - Scripps Ranch homes often hand out huge candy bars, and you can even score occasional paper money.

- On October 25, you can have an early trick-or-treat experience at Old Restaurant Row in San Marcos, 3-5pm. www.oldcalrestaurantrow.com/special-events - Pumpkin Plunge takes place Oct 17 at Alga Norte Pool in Carlsbad . The pool is transformed into a floating pumpkin patch.

10/1-10/25 San Diego Zoo Safari Park presents Rise of the Jack O’ Lanterns. www.sdzsafaripark.org 10/1-10/31 Bates Nut Farm Pumpkin Patch. www.batesnutfarm.biz (see our article) 10/2-10/31 BOOmont Park features free trick-or-treating and other attractions every weekend. www.belmontpark.com 10/2-10/31 The Whaley House in San Diego, built in 1857, is said to be haunted. They have a special Halloween schedule all October long. www.whaleyhouse.org/tourhalloween.htm 10/2-11/1 Scream Zone at the Del Mar Fairgrounds. www.thescreamzone.com (See our article) 10/3-10/31 Big Horse Corn Maze & Harvest Festival in Temecula. Sat-Sun 10am-5pm, Tues-Fri 1pm-5pm (maze only). (951) 389-4621 www.bighorsecornmaze.com (See our article) 10/3-11/1 SeaWorld’s Halloween Spooktacular, weekends.

(800) 257-4268. www.SeaWorldSanDiego.com 10/10 Fall Festival at Mission Estancia Elementary School, 1-6pm. www.mepta.org

10/16-10/17 29th Annual Halloween Carnival at La Costa Meadows Elementary School www.smusd.org 10/16-10/17 Boy Scout Troop 2000 Haunted Hotel 423 Rancho Santa Fe Road, Olivenhain. www.bsatroop2000.com 10/17-10/31 Monster Manor off of Mira Mesa Blvd in San Diego opens October 17 and runs on select nights. www.monstermanor.org 10/17 Pumpkin Plunge at Alga Norte Park Pool in Carlsbad.

10/23-10/24 Boy Scout Troop 2000 Haunted Hotel 423 Rancho Santa Fe Road, Olivenhain. www.bsatroop2000.com 10/23-10/25 43rd Anniversary Year of Harvest Festival Original Art and Craft Show at Del Mar Fairgrounds. www.harvestfestival.com 10/24 Haunted Aquarium: Shipwrecked Science! at Birch Aquarium. www.aquarium.ucsd.edu/Calendar 10/24 Family Halloween Party at The Wood House, 1148 Rock Springs Road. (760) 744-9000.

10/24-11/1 Haunted Trail at Balboa Park. (619) 231-0131. www.hauntedtrail.net (See our article) 10/25 Once Upon a Hallowe’en and ride the Halloween Express at Old Poway Park. (858) 668-4576. www. poway.org

10/25-10/31 Haunted Hotel at the Gaslamp in San Diego. (619) 696-7227. www.hauntedhotel.com (See our article) 10/30 Halloween party at the San Marcos Senior Center. www.san-marcos.net/seniors 10/31 Halloween Heat at the Belly Up Tavern in Solana Beach featuring 80’s Heat and costume contest.

10/31 Halloween Spookfest Swim, a non-competitive, social event at La Jolla Cove, 9-11am. www.lajollacoveswimclub.com 10/31 Safe Halloween Festival at the Fallbrook Community Center, 5-7:30pm. www.fallbrookchamberofcommerce.org/events-v2 10/31 Balboa Park Halloween Family Day, 11am-4pm. www.balboapark.org/halloweenfamilyday 10/31 Haunted Houses on Circulo Sequoia, La Costa (Carlsbad 92009) 10/31 San Diego Monster Bash in the Gaslamp. www.sandiegomonsterbash.com 10/31 Safe Halloween Festival in Fallbrook at the Community Center. www.fallbrookchamberofcommerce.org

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City of Carlsbad Presents Pumpkin Plunge

BOOmont Park Fall Festival and Haunt

October 17, Saturday, 5-9pm

The creators of San Diego’s most iconic haunts, “The Haunted Hotel,” “The Haunted Trail of Balboa Park,” and “The Scream Zone,” have teamed with Belmont Park to create a family friendly haunt at BOOmont Park. For the third year, Belmont Park is transformed into a Halloween themed seaside park featuring activities for all ages. Why celebrate Halloween once when you can celebrate all weekend or all month long? BOOmont Park is for all ages and runs every Friday, Saturday, and Sunday, starting at 5pm.

BOOmont Park’s fun filled weekends include free trick-or-treating every night 6:30-7:30pm. Attractions include The BOOmont Manor Haunted House, a fam-

Enjoy Halloween themed pool activities and games during the City of Carlsbad’s Pumpkin Plunge at Alga Norte Aquatic Center at 6565 Alicante Road on Saturday, October 17 from 5 to 9pm. Arrive dressed in a swim suit and enjoy other fun and spooky activities including diving for treasures, collecting bones, and catching mutant fish.

The swimming pool is transformed into a floating pumpkin patch where participants can catch a pumpkin with a hula-hoop. Every child receives a pumpkin to take home to decorate. As the sun goes down, finish the night off with a special presentation of the movie, Hocus Pocus, on the giant outdoor movie screen.

The event is $10 per person. Children ages 3 and under are free. Food and beverages are available for purchase.

For more information visit the city website at www. carlsbadconnect.com.

Brick-or-Treat at Legoland California Resort Saturdays and One Friday in October Legoland California Resort is gearing up for Halloween with San Diego’s biggest kids’ Halloween party, Brick-orTreat Party Nights. Guests can enjoy safe trick-or-treating, a giant Lego jack-o-lantern, festive entertainment and a ghoulishly fun ride, “Ghost Cruise.” Brick-or-Treat Party Nights are five Saturdays and one Friday in October (October 3, 10, 17, 24 and 30) featuring nighttime “brickor-treating,” a Halloween musical, dance party, the “Boo Crew,” plus bonus Brick-or-Treat stations at Sea Life Aquarium. For information and event pricing call (760) 918-5346 or visit www.LEGOLAND.com.

La Costa Meadows Elementary School 29th Annual Halloween Carnival October 16-17, Friday 6pm-9pm, Saturday 10am-6pm La Costa Meadows Elementary School in Carlsbad has a “spooktacular” way to get in the Halloween mood with their 29th Annual Halloween Carnival. On Friday there are carnival rides on the school field, food, and the ever-popular Haunted House, a free-standing fully constructed haunted mansion set up in the cafeteria. The School’s very own 5th graders are the actors of the night.

The carnival continues on Saturday with a day filled with fun activities for all ages including Carnival Rides and Inflatables, the famous LCM Haunted House, games and prizes, food from local restaurants, a bake sale, Chili Cook-Off, crafts, face painting, and a cake walk. There is also a silent auction with themed baskets, especially designed by the students.

La Costa Meadows Elementary School is located at 6889 El Fuerte in Carlsbad. For more information, visit www. smusd.org.

October 2-31, Every Friday-Sunday, 5pm-7:30pm ily friendly haunted house sure to please the entire family, a Pumpkin Patch with the option of painting pumpkins upon purchase, Zombie Laser Tag where the undead join you in a game, and the Giant Dipper roller coaster, which is being transformed into The Spooky Coaster.

Belmont Park is located at 3146 Mission Blvd, San Diego, CA 92109. Admission and Parking are free but certain attractions must be paid for.

Visit www.belmontpark.com/boomontpark for a free BOOmont Manor haunted house coupon with the purchase of an Unlimited Ride or Unlimited Attraction Wristband.

Fifth Avenue Auto Showcase October 11, Sunday, 11am-4pm Calling all automotive enthusiasts! Visit the heart of the Gaslamp Quarter on October 11 from 11am to 4pm for the seventh annual Fifth Avenue Auto Showcase. Free to the public, this traffic-stopping show draws the eye as Fifth Avenue is taken over once again from E Street to K Street.

This well-known event is renowned for its exquisite display of high performance, classic, and rare vehicles exhibited in the historic heart of Downtown San Diego. During your visit, you have the chance to peruse everything from European Luxury to American Legends.

While you’re admiring the numerous automobiles, take advantage of all the Gaslamp Quarter has to offer by brows-

ing the charming shops and dining at unique, delectable eateries. There is endless fun to have on this beautiful Sunday afternoon in October.

As tradition goes, the Mopar Club of San Diego is back to display Mopar-powered vehicles in all their glory. This group is full of car enthusiasts that are dedicated to preservation, restoration, modification and having fun with Chryslers, Dodges, Plymouths, DeSotos, and AMCs. This showcase is sure to rev your engines, so be sure to check out this one-of-a-kind event.

This event takes place along Fifth Avenue, Gaslamp Quarter, Downtown San Diego. For more information call (619) 233-5008 or visit www.gaslamp.org/events/ fifth-avenue-auto-showcase.

15th Annual Dia de los Muertos at Old Mission San Luis Rey October 25, Sunday, 10am-5pm Dia de los Muertos, or “Day of the Dead,” is an all-day community event taking place on Sunday, October 25 from 10am to 5pm. Dia de los Muertos is a special event with diverse cultural traditions, remembering and honoring deceased loved ones. Over twenty-five-thousand attendees enjoy the largest festival of its kind in San Diego County. This is the seventh year the Old Mission hosts this 15th annual event.

The Mission comes alive at this free family-friendly event with entertainment, altar displays and a classic car show. You won’t want to miss out on over 100 diverse vendors, traditional food, chalk cem-

etery, and the classic car show showcasing trunk altars put on by the Por Siempre Car Club.

Free shuttle buses are available. Admission is free and parking is $5. Old Mission San Luis Rey is located at 4050 Mission Ave, Oceanside, CA 92057. For more information visit www.mslrdiadelosmuertos.com.

Home Sellers Advisory This advisory to home sellers is provided as a courtesy

by David Boe, the owner and broker of Boe Real Estate . . . sharing 30-years of local broker experience selling over 1,000 homes.

Advisory #1: Beware of the “High Price” listing presentation. These agents have one goal and that is to get a signed listing contract by presenting an unrealistic high list price . . . knowing that the seller will eventually have to lower the list price to sell their home. Two clever responses can help sellers mitigate this scenario.

Advisory #2: Beware of the “Universal Phone Call” that goes something like this; “Hello, I have a buyer interested in buying your home, are you interested in selling?” Truth is very few of these solicitation calls have a specific buyer.

If you answer yes to their question, then simply ask them to put their buyer’s name on a “single party” listing agreement, so your obligation to pay a reduced commission is only if that specific buyer buys your home. Buyer’s broker commission is normally 2.5 to 3 % . . . so why pay more?

Advisory #3: Beware of the “Great Promise”. These agents convincingly tell you that they list and sell most of their own listings, with no other agent involved . . . and because of this, they will lower the total listing commission

from 5 or 6% to 3% when they sell your home themselves.

The truth is, very few agents list and sell their own listings!

This is easily verified by an MLS printout of SOLD listings that clearly shows the listing and selling offices involved in all the sales. Are they the same offices? . . . probably not.

Advisory #4: Beware of a lower than normal commission posted in MLS to “buyer’s broker”. While commissions are negotiable, money motivates sales people and buyer’s agents typically expect a minimum of 2.5% for selling a median priced home . . . and they deserve it! If less than 2.5% is proposed by your listing agent, ask them for an MLS printout of the listings for your neighborhood that will clearly show the commissions paid to other buyer brokers . . . rarely will you see less than 2.5%. You want maximum agent motivation to sell your home by offering at least 2.5% to the buyer’s broker.

David Boe offers 30-years of broker experience and personally handles all the negotiations and required paperwork. David Boe has saved his buyers and sellers thousands of dollars with reduced commissions to sellers and rebates to buyers. You can reach David Boe at his direct line at (760) 846-0486 or visit www.DavidBoe.com.

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Christmas Holiday and Tree Lighting Events in North County 11/28 Julian Country Christmas and tree lighting, 2pm start at Pioneer Park. (760) 7651857. www.julianca.com 11/30-12/25 Legoland nightly tree lighting.

(760) 918-5346. www. legoland.com 12/2 Del Mar Highland Shopping Center holiday event and tree lighting, 5-7:30pm. www.delmarhighlandstowncenter.com/events 12/3 Oceanside holiday tree lighting 6-8pm at Regal Cinema Plaza 12/2 Parade of Lights in Oceanside 7-9pm 12/4 Fallbrook Community Tree Lighting Event at Fallbrook Community Center, 4:30-7pm. www.fallbrookchamberofcommerce.org/events-v2 12/4 Vista Christmas and Winterfest in downtown Vista 12/5 -12/30 Garden of Lights at San Diego Botanic Garden in Encinitas www.sdbgarden.org.

12/5 Encinitas Holiday Parade. Tree Lighting Ceremony at 5pm. Parade starts down Coast Hwy 101 at the corner of “D” Street at 5:30pm. www.encinitasca.gov

12/5 Carols of Carlsbad with Carlsbad school kids at Omni La Costa Resort www.carlsbaded.org.

12/5 Holiday at Leo Carrillo Ranch in Carlsbad 12/5 Carlsbad Village Faire Holiday Events in the Village and photos with Santa 12/5 California Center for the Arts, 340 N Escondido Blvd, Escondido, CA 92025. 3pm. (800) 988-4253 or visit www.artcenter.org.

12/5-12/6 Santa’s Magical Village and Tree Lighting at San Marcos Community Center. Sat 3-8pm, Sun 9am3pm. www.san-marcos.net 12/6 San Marcos Holiday Parade 12/6 Cardiff by the Sea–Kringle Mingle holiday celebration at Cardiff Town Center 12/6 Photos with Santa at Restaurant Row in San Marcos 12/6 Tree lighting ceremony at Fletcher Cove in Solana Beach, 5pm. (858) 720-2400. www.ci.solana-beach.ca.us 12/6 Annual Holiday Tree Lighting at Carlsbad Village, 5pm. www.shopvillagefaire.com/events.html 12/11- 12/12 Bates Nut Farm Christmas Events in Valley Center—Hay Rides, Santa, Entertainment. Tree lighting 12/12 at 6pm www.batesnutfarm.biz 12/12 Escondido Christmas Parade 9:30am start at Escondido High School

COOL LOCAL HANGOUTS DEL MAR

Beacons Beach—Great Surf Spot with good outside break.

Easy access.

CARLSBAD The Forum—Upscale shopping, dining, yoga, Apple Store. www.theforumcarlsbad.com Carlsbad Premium Outlets—Outlet shopping at its best. www.premiumoutlets.com.

Westfield Shopping Plaza—Newly rebuilt with movie theater.

Tip Top Meats—Trip Advisor 2014 Certificate of Excellence.

Best value restaurant, butcher shop, ethnic grocery store. www.tiptopmeats.com Playwerx—Mega sized climbing structure for kids. www. playwerx.com.

Vigiluccis—Across from the beach. Classy Italian restaurant with sweeping ocean views, excellent food, cocktails, happy hour, and wines. www.vigiluccis.com La Costa Coffee Roasting—Great atmosphere, in-house roasted coffee, pastries, live music. www.lacostacoffee.com Carlsbad Beach Boardwalk—Walk, run, and bike along the beach on Carlsbad Blvd.

VISTA Moonlight Amphitheatre in Brengle Terrace Park— Outdoor amphitheatre with live performances, wine, food, desserts. www.moonlightstage.com.

Alta Vista Gardens www.altavistagardens.org Main Street in Vista Village ArtBeat on Main Street—Art gallery with outdoor garden wine lounge. www.artbeatonmainstreet.com Barrel Harbor Brewing—www.barrelharborbrewing.com.

Yellow Deli—Great food, atmosphere, live music.

Lush Coffee House on Mainstreet. Relax, sofas, music, nice beverages.

SAN MARCOS Double Peak Park—Stunning 360 degree views with hiking trails.

Stoked! in San Elijo. Relax, great food, excellent back patio with sofas.

Grand Plaza—Nordstrom Rack, Sprouts, The Broken Yolk, www.grandplazamall.com Northern Spirits—Jazz piano lounge with Thai fusion food and cocktails. Jazz 7:30—10:30 Thrs, Fri, Sat. Check website for lineup www.mynorthernspirits.com Perks Coffee House—Organic coffee, beer, wine, and music coming soon. Perks is located at 803 S. Twin Oaks Valley Rd #110, San Marcos 92078. Call (760) 798-9120 or visit www.facebook.com/perkscoffeehousesanmarcos.

OCEANSIDE Oceanside Pier Boardwalk and Amphitheatre—Longest pier in California. Surfing, fishing, beach, shopping, dining. www.ci.oceanside.ca.us.

Pier View Coffee—Steps from the Oceanside Pier. Local hang out serving coffee, pastries, gelato and smoothies.

Local Tap House—Craft beers on tap and food. www.localtaphouse.com Oceanside Harbor—View the ships and boats, stroll the boardwalk, eat, shop, fishing boats.

ESCONDIDO Stone Brewing World Bistro and Gardens—Brewery with farm to table dining and award-winning gardens. www. stonebrew.com.

Lake Hodges—Dam and reservoir with hiking, biking and fishing.

Grand Ave—Friday nights Cruisin Grand #1 car cruise in the nation, music, food, fun www.cruisingrand.com Westfield Plaza—Multi-level indoor shopping. www. westfield.com/northcounty

Dog Beach—Wide open beach for you and your furry friend to splash and play.

Del Mar Highlands—Holiday shopping, eating, and luxury movie theatre.

Del Mar Plaza—Pacific Ocean views, dining and shopping. www.delmarplaza.com.

Flower Hill Promenade—Shopping, spa, dining. www. flowerhill.com SBICCA—Locals choice for food, wine, spirits and quaint atmosphere.

Pacifica Del Mar—Oyster Bar, spectacular ocean views, excellent cuisine.

Jake’s Del Mar—On the beach. Great food, drinks, atmosphere. www.jakesdelmar.com Powerhouse Park—Scenic park overlooking the Pacific.

SOLANA BEACH Fletcher Cove—Cove on the beach with showers and playground.

Cedros Design District—Shopping with art galleries, farmers market.

Belly Up Tavern—Best indoor live music venue. Great live music, food and drinks. www.bellyup.com North Coast Repertory Theatre—Live theatre at its best. www.northcoastrep.org Tony’s Jacal—One of the oldest Mexican restaurants in SD. Great food and drinks. www.tonysjacal.com Pizza Port on Hwy 101—Craft brewed beer and pizza www. pizzaport.com.

CARDIFF BY THE SEA Seaside Market—Gourmet local market hangout with outdoor umbrella patio area www.seasidemarket.com Ki’s—Beautiful ocean views, healthy menu, live music. www.kisrestaurant.com Pacific Coast Grill—Right on the beach. Great food and drinks. www.pacificcoastgrill.com Pipes Café’—Cool vibe, near the beach, good breakfast and lunch, great value. www.pipescafe.com ENCINITAS Self Realization Center and Meditation Garden— Overlooking the Pacific, was once the home of Paramahansa Yogananda. www.encinitastemple.org.

Swamis Beach—Famous surf spot in North County.

San Diego Botanic Garden—Adult and children’s gardens.

Visit www.sdbgarden.org Moonlight Beach—Sun, sand and waves and fire pits at night.

Encinitas Library—On-going events and art gallery.

Rancho Santa Fe Plaza–Gourmet food and shopping. www.ranchosantafeplaza.com Coast Highway 101—Shopping, restaurants, boutiques, with beach vibe.

Union Kitchen and Tap—Beer, food, large open windows. www.localunion101.com.

The Lumberyard Shopping Center—Dining, drinking, and shopping on the east side of the street on Hwy 101 LEUCADIA Solterra Winery—Family owned winery on Hwy 101. Great vibe, wine, food, music. Excellent long bar on sidewalk. www.solterrawinery.com Vigiluccis Trattoria Italiana—Famous Italian restaurant with piano lounge. Great happy hour, extensive wine list and drinks. www.vigiluccis.com Pannikin—Beautiful rose garden with great coffee, tea, and homemade pastries. www.pannikincoffeeandtea.com

Balboa Park December Nights December 4–5, Fri 3 -11pm, Sat Noon-11pm Balboa Park December Nights, San Diego’s favorite kickoff to the holiday season, will celebrate 38 years of bringing friends, families and the community together on Friday, December 4, from 3-11pm and Saturday, December 5, noon to 11pm. In the spirit of the holidays, participating Balboa Park museums open their doors free of charge from 5 to 9pm both evenings. The largest free community festival in San Diego, December Nights will bring more than 350,000 visitors to the park to revel and enjoy the season over two days.

There is entertainment for the whole family; there will be festive holiday lighting throughout the Park—from the Plaza de Panama canopy to the Botanical Building to the Moreton Bay Fig Tree. Delicious cuisine and holiday cheer are all part of this classic and elaborate long-standing San Diego celebration. Time-honored traditions—including food from around the globe at the International Christmas Festival at the House of Pacific Relations Cottages, unique gift shopping at the museum stores and with the artisans of Spanish Village, and musical and dance presentations— fill the heart of Balboa Park. In addition, museums will feature a wide variety of exhibitions and entertainment.

For more information call (619) 239-0512 or visit www.

VisitDecemberNights.org.

Save Hundreds or Thousands of Dollars

By Having Dental Work Done In Tijuana

By Andy Lee I have a very good dental plan, but it doesn’t cover gums, molar crowns, some root canals, bridges, etc. I recently cracked the porcelain of a 15-year old crown and it wasn’t covered under my dental insurance.

I called a few San Diego dental offices and was quoted between $1,100–$1,500 for a porcelain over metal crown.

I went online to look at dentist reviews, and found a dentist in Tijuana, Shirley Baker, D.D.S.. She was advertising permanent porcelain crowns for $320. I called her office and asked many questions. Her English-speaking receptionist convinced me that I should give it a try, and I’m glad I did! The next morning I drove to the border and parked my car on the U.S. side and walked across. It’s a bit of a walk and you should bring a friend. The dental office had a yellow taxi waiting for me (no charge!) The driver, Manny, spoke perfect English and in 5 minutes we arrived at the office. There was a coffee shop on the first floor lobby. I bought a latte. The elevator woman opened the elevator door and used her card and pushed the 3rd floor button for me. I opened the door and the office looked just as nice as any dental office in the U.S. and better than most.

I filled out a detailed dental history form. There was a woman sitting next to me and told me her husband was getting a root canal and that they have been coming here for six years. They too live in San Diego. I was soon called in. Dr. Baker and everyone there spoke perfect English and were very professional. After an X-ray the doctor and hygienist went to work. They gave me an iPod to listen to music. After removing the cracked crown she took another X-ray because she found a large cavity below the gum line under the old crown. She proceeded to remove the decay, filled the cavity, took an impression for a new crown, and gave me a temporary crown. I returned in 10 days for the permanent crown, and it looks more natural than my other two crowns. Total cost was $320 plus $50 for the filling. I saved over $1,000 and had one of the best dental experiences ever. Manny drove me back to the border (no charge, but I gave him a $10 tip). I saved over $1,000 and the experience was great. Here is Dr. Shirley Baker’s number (619) 270-2165. Please let them know you read about this in the North County Sun. Keep smiling!

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32nd Annual Fall Plant Sale at San Diego Botanic Garden October 17-19, Sat-Sun 10am-4pm, Mon 9am-12pm Plant donations from over 100 local growers, wholesalers, retail nurseries, and individuals make the San Diego Botanic Garden’s annual Fall Plant Sale one of the most interesting and diverse plant sales in San Diego County.

Don’t miss this opportunity to choose from hundreds of unique, exotic, and unusual plants, as well as a wide selection of drought-tolerant plants that will not only enhance your garden, but also save on your water bill.

Plant selections include California natives, cacti, succulents, fruit trees, bromeliads, sub-tropicals and house plants. Many of the plants available at the sale are propagated at the SD Botanic Garden by horticulturalists, docents and volunteers. The Botanic Attic, filled with new and gently-used garden-related items, a used book sale, and the popular Bakery Shoppe, selling home-made baked goods, jams and jellies, are also available at the Fall Plant Sale.

San Diego Botanic Garden is located at 230 Quail Gardens Dr., Encinitas, CA 92024. For more information call (760) 436-3036 or visit www.sdbgarden.org.

Moonlight Beach Fest and Surfing Madonna Run Saturday, October 24, 9am-6pm The Moonlight Beach Fest, in partnership with the Surfing Madonna 5k/10k/1k and 10-mile Run/Walk, is sure to be an amazing day on the sand with family and friends at Moonlight Beach in Encinitas. The Fest is all about Encinitas, its beach culture, and bringing together community partners for a day of fun to raise awareness of ocean and beach-related causes.

Key features of this day at the beach include the Science of Surf and Skate Expo, where your eyes open to the role that both physical and life sciences play in the activities Encinitas offers. There are more than a dozen “labs” to check out. In addition to the run and Science of Surf and Skate, don’t miss the Waterman Lifestyle Expo with cool exhibits, the sandcastle arena and live art, the Moonlight Beach Lounge, and a “Just-For-Kids Zone” with free arts and crafts. Enjoy live music on the main stage with headliner reggae band “The Devastators.”

This event is free. Sign up for the run at www.

SurfingMadonnaRun.org and find more event info at www.

MoonlightBeachFest.com.

6th Annual Carols of Carlsbad December 5, Saturday Carlsbad school kids once again present a showcase of holiday music at the Omni La Costa Resort and Spa. The event features live musical performances from a variety of Carlsbad Unified School District classes, grades kindergarten through high school. You and your fam-

ily will enjoy these lively performances plus refreshments, holiday arts and crafts, and a raffle with exciting prizes.

The Omni is located at 2100 Costa del Mar, Carlsbad. For more information visit www.carlsbaded.org.

North County Brewery Directory VISTA Legacy Brewing Co.

North County Winery Directory Solterra Winery and Kitchen 934 N. Coast Hwy 101 in Leucadia (760) 230-2970 www.solterrawinery.com Fifty Barrels Winery 230 Main Street, Vista, CA 92084 (760) 550-9463 www.fiftybarrels.com Carruth Cellars 320 S. Cedros, Solana Beach (858) 847-9463 www.carruthcellars.com Witch Creek Winery 2906 Carlsbad Blvd, Carlsbad 92008 (760) 233-5993 www.witchcreekwinery.com Orfila Vineyards and Winery 13455 San Pasqual Rd., Escondido, CA 92025 (800) 868-9463 www.orfila.com Bernardo Winery 13330 Paseo Del Verano Norte, San Diego 92128 (858) 487-1866 www.bernardowinery.com Abnormal Wine Company 16990 Via Tazon #123, San Diego, CA 92127 (858) 618-2463 www.abnormalwine.com BK Cellars 2225 Barham Dr., Suite D, Escondido, CA 92029 (760) 270-9851 www.bkcellars.com Old Coach Vineyards 19050 Old Coach Way, Poway, CA 92064 (760) 432-6840 www.oldcoachvineyards.com Hellanback Ranch & Vineyard 17287 Oak Hollow Road., Ramona, CA (760) 787-9586 www.hellanbackranch.com Chuparosa Vineyards 910 Gem Lane, Ramona, CA 92065 (760) 788-0059 www.chuparosavineyards.com Leoness Cellars 38311 De Portola Rd., Temecula, CA 92592 (951) 302-7601 www.leonesscellars.com Ponte Winery 35053 Rancho California Rd., Temecula, CA 92592 (877) 314-9463 www.pontewinery.com Vesper Vineyards 298 Enterprise St., Escondido (760) 749-1300 www.vespervineyards.com

Aztec Brewing Company 2330 La Mirada Dr. #300, Vista, CA 92081 (760) 598-7720 www.AztecBrewery.com Back Street Brewery/Lamppost Pizza 15 Main Street, Suite #100, Vista, CA 92084 (760) 407-7600 www.lamppostpizza.com/backstreet Barrel Harbor Brewing Company 2575 Pioneer Ave., Vista, CA 92081 (760) 734-3939 www.barrelharborbrewing.com Belching Beaver Brewery 980 Park Center Dr., Vista, CA 92081 (760) 599-5832 www.belchinbeaver.com Booze Brothers Brewery 2545 Progress St., Vista, CA 92081 (760) 295-0217 www.boozebrothersbrewery.com Iron Fist Brewing Co. 1305 Hot Springs Way., Vista, CA 92081 (760) 216-6500 www.ironfistbrewing.com Latitude 33 Brewing Company 1430 Vantage Ct #104, Vista, CA 92081 (760) 913-7333 www.lat33brew.com Mother Earth Brew Co. 206 Main St., Vista, CA 92084 (760) 726-2273 www.motherearthbrewco.com Oggi’s 425 S. Malrose Drive , Vista 92084 (760) 295-3500 www.vista.oggis.com.

Prohibition Brewing Co 2004 E. Vista Way, Vista, CA 92084 (760) 295-3525 www.prohibitionbrewingcompany.com Toolbox Brewing Company 1495 Poinsettia Ave, Suite 148, Vista CA 92081 (760) 598-1477 www.toolboxbrewing.com Wavelength Brewing Co. 236 Main Street, Vista 92084 CARLSBAD Arcana Brewing Company 5621 Palmer Way, Carlsbad CA 92010 (909) 529-2337 www.arcanabrewing.com BJ’s Restaurant and Brewhouse 5613 Paseo Del Norte, Carlsbad www.bjsrestaurants.com Karl Strauss Brewing Company 5801 Armada Dr. Carlsbad CA 92008 (760) 431-2739 www.karlstrauss.com On the Tracks Brewing 5674 El Camino Real Suite G, Carlsbad CA 92008 (760) 550-9688 www.ottbrew.com Pizza Port – Bressi Ranch 2730 Gateway Rd., Carlsbad, CA 92009 (760) 707-1655 www.pizzaport.com Pizza Port – Carlsbad 571 Carlsbad Village Drive, Carlsbad, CA 92008 (760) 720-7007 www.pizzaport.com OCEANSIDE Bagby Beer Co. 601 S Coast Hwy, Oceanside CA 92054 www.bagbybeer.com Breakwater Brewing Co. 101 N Coast Hwy, Oceanside CA 92054 (760) 433-6064 www.breakwaterbrewing.com

363 Airport Road, Oceanside CA 92058. (760) 705-3221 www.legacybrewingco.com Oceanside Ale Works 1800 Ord Way, Oceanside, CA 92056 (760) 721-4253 www.oceansidealeworks.net SOLANA BEACH Culture Brewing Co 111 South Cedros Ave Suite 200, Solana Beach, CA 92075 (858) 345-1144 www.culturebrewingco.com Pizza Port – Solana Beach 135 N Highway 101, Solana Beach www.pizzaport.com SAN MARCOS Dos Desperados Brewery 1241 Linda Vista Drive, San Marcos, CA 92078 (760) 566-6209 www.dosdesperadosbrew.com Ebullition Brew Works 768 N Twin Oaks Valley Rd, San Marcos, CA 92078 (760) 617-5878 Rip Current Brewing 1325 Grand Ave #100, San Marcos, CA 92078 (760) 481-3141 www.ripcurrentbrewing.com San Marcos Brewery & Grill 1080 W. San Marcos Blvd., San Marcos, CA 92078 (760) 471-0050 www.SanMarcosBrewery.com Stumblefoot Brewing Company 1784 La Costa Meadows Dr. #103, San Marcos, CA 92078 (760) 208-1012 www.stumblefoot.com The Lost Abbey/ Port Brewing 155 Mata Way #104, San Marcos, CA 92069 www.lostabbey.com ESCONDIDO Offbeat Brewing Company 1223 Pacific Oaks Pl., Escondido, CA 92029 (760) 294-4045 www.offbeatbrewing.com Stone Brewing World Bistro and Gardens 1999 Citracado Pkwy, Escondido, CA 92029 (760) 294-7889 www.stonebrew.com Plan Nine Alehouse 155 E Grand Ave, Escondido, CA 92025 (760) 489- 8817 www.plan9alehouse.com FALLBROOK Fallbrook Brewing 136 N Main Ave., Fallbrook, CA 92028 www.fallbrookbrewing.com ENCINITAS Oggi’s Pizza and Brewing Co. 305 Encinitas Blvd, Encinitas CA 92024 (760) 944-8170 www.oggis.com CARDIFF BY THE SEA The Lost Abbey 2007 San Elijo Ave. Cardiff 92007 www.lostabbey.com NORTH COUNTY SPIRITS California Spirits Company Rum Distillery 382 Enterprise St #104, San Marcos, CA 92078 (760) 593-7581 www.californiaspiritscompany.com

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Del Mar Racing Is Back! The Bing Crosby Season Runs Five Weeks Win Free Tickets!

October 29 – November 30

The legendary seaside track will open for its fall Bing Crosby Season, October 29 to November 30. Old Hollywood style meets classic Southern California cool at Del Mar with five weeks of elite Thoroughbred racing, fresh events, and musical performances to keep the good times rolling. The season kicks off with a spectacular Opening Day party on Thursday, October 29, with the Vintage Hollywood Fashion Contest.

Beyond world-class Thoroughbred sport, Del Mar is known for its exciting lineup of concerts, food and beer festivals, giveaways, and seminars with top racing folks – and the Bing Crosby Season continues that tradition. The fast-paced meet will include Free and Easy Sundays with free admission, program, and seat, along with halfprice beer, soda, and hot dogs at Stretch Run concession stands. Every Sunday in November there is a new event called Bing+Bubbles+Brunch by Chef Malarkey in the Turf Club. Don’t miss the Gourmet Food Truck Festival on Nov 7, Reggae Fest with Iration on Nov 21,

Bike the Coast—Taste the Coast Begins and Finishes at Oceanside Pier October 10, Saturday, 6am-5pm On Saturday, October 10, the sixth annual Bike the Coast—Taste the Coast, presented by Tri-City Medical Center, starts with a bicycle ride where riders of all ages and abilities can choose from 7, 15, 25, 50, and 100-mile rides. Cycling routes start and finish on the beach at the Oceanside Pier where all can enjoy the Taste the Coast festival. The festival includes local street vendor food, a Beer Garden, and a sports/fitness expo. The cycling courses include the San Luis Rey Bike Trail and San Diego’s North County beaches of Oceanside, Carlsbad, Encinitas, Solana Beach and Del Mar. All routes finish back at the Oceanside Pier, where the “Taste the Coast” portion of the event takes place and features food booths, a beer

garden and fun activities for the family.

The Taste The Coast festival surrounds the start and finish of the bike ride at the beach amphitheater at Oceanside Pier, located at 300 N The Strand, Oceanside, CA 92054. MSO, producers of the weekly Farmers and Sunset Markets in Oceanside, is bringing in a range of popular local food providers from their weekly market. Among the options available are Jamaican Style BBQ, handmade pizza, sushi, Yakitori chicken skewers, Filipino lumpia, as well as kabobs, ice cream, and Italian Ice. Proceeds from the ride support the San Diego County Bicycle Coalition. For more information visit www.bikethecoast.eventmediainc.com or call (760) 687-9848.

Exposure: Top Female Skateboarders — Benefit Event November 7, Saturday, 8am–5pm

The world’s top female skateboarders are coming to San Diego as Exposure: A Women’s Benefit Event returns on November 7 with the mission of empowering women and girls through skateboarding. Exposure Skate has partnered with Encinitas Parks and Recreation to bring the event to the new Encinitas Community Park. Exposure draws competitors from Australia, Brazil, Canada, Japan and all over the U.S. This year, the list includes the world’s top female street skaters.

The event showcases professional and amateur female skateboarding competitions. New this year, Exposure features

street disciplines alongside vert and bowl. The Tony Hawk Industries’ 14ft. halfpipe will host the Vert Competition as XS Helmets and Active Ride shop present the Bowl Competition.

Attendees can participate in free Sambazon Yoga clinics and Learn-to-Skate Clinics presented by Camp Tanuga.

Exposure also features a vendor village, autograph signings and opportunity drawings.

This free event runs from 8am until 5pm. Encinitas Community Park, 425 Santa Fe Dr, Encinitas, www. exposureskate.org

Leukemia & Lymphoma Society’s Annual Light The Night Walk November 6, Friday, 4:30pm–8pm The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society (LLS), the world’s largest voluntary health agency dedicated to blood cancer, hosts its 16th Annual Light The Night Walk on Friday, November 6, at Petco Park. LLS aims to stomp out blood cancer through the Light The Night (LTN) Walk. As there is no means of preventing or early screening for blood cancer, LTN is helping LLS to literally shine a light on the need to raise funds for treatments and cures.

The LTN Walk is a powerful and unique fundraising campaign of LLS, which brings together families and communities to honor blood cancer survivors and those lost to the disease. Walkers join together at twilight holding illuminated lanterns—white for survivors, red for supporters, and gold to remember those lost to cancer. In addition to the Walk, the

evening’s festivities include music, food and family activities.

Despite advances in survival rates, about half of blood cancer patients do not survive; so more funding is needed to advance research and ensure access to treatments. You can help LLS achieve its goal of a world without blood cancers by joining LTN. Through LTN, anyone—big, small, young, or old—can have maximum impact on the LLS mission to find cures and to improve the quality of life for blood cancer patients and their families.

The Light The Night Walk is a free event. Petco Park is located at 100 Park Boulevard, San Diego, CA 92101.

For more information call (858) 277-1800 or visit www. lightthenight.org/sd.

Oriental Oasis Massage Offers 20% Off Massage at Lake San Marcos There’s no need to spend a lot to get a quality, holistic massage. Two local residents, Linda Li and Lucy Li, have over 14-years experience as licensed massage therapists in natural, holistic, massage therapy. $39 for a 1-hour foot reflexology session that includes head, shoulders, arms and legs or $49 for a 1-hour full-body massage are already really low rates, but we are introducing our readers to Oriental Oasis Massage with a special 20% off coupon. You can take 20% off their already low massage service rates. Just clip their coupon from our coupon pages or download from www.NorthCountySun.com/coupons.

All of their massage therapy rooms are peaceful, tran-

quil, private rooms. Clients receive massage treatments

by English speaking professional massage therapy technicians. They are very attentive to your specific needs and use natural pain relief techniques with the finest EarthLite Natural Massage lotions and oils. They offer foot reflexology, holistic massage, Swedish massage, deep tissue massage, and hot stones massage. You will be deeply impressed at the quality and effects of their massage therapies.

Oriental Oasis Massage is open 7-days a week and located at Lake San Marcos. From Rancho Santa Fe Road, take Lake San Marcos Drive and turn into the fourth driveway on your right. The address is 1635 Lake San Marcos Drive #106, San Marcos, 92078. Call (760) 736-8889.

Thanksgiving Family Fun Run and Thanksgiving Brunch on Thanksgiving Day, and alternative band Sublime with Rome and a Beer and Cider Fest on Nov 28!

For more information, call (858) 755-1141 or visit www.delmarscene.com. You can follow Del Mar on Twitter, @DelMarRacing, or on Facebook at www. facebook.com/DelMarRaces.

Win Free Tickets to the Del Mar Racetrack!

It’s easy to win a free pair of tickets to the Del Mar Racetrack. Just visit www.NorthCountySun.com and fill in the simple entry form. Ticket winners will be randomly selected and notified by phone and email. Some restrictions apply. Must be 21 years or older to enter.

Tickets do not include Opening Day. Only one entry per person is permitted. Good luck! See you soon at the place “Where the Turf Meets the Surf.”

Bike MS Bay-to-Bay Tour October 17-18, Saturday and Sunday, 7am From Irvine to San Diego, cyclists of all levels are riding down the coastline to create a world free of multiple sclerosis. Considered by many as one of the best cycling events in Southern California, Bike MS offers a fully supported coastal ride of 25, 100 or 150 miles over 1 or 2 days. The Tour boasts one of the most scenic and beautiful routes in the country, rolling through San Diego North County and along the Pacific South Coast and finishing in Mission Bay. Join 2,500 cyclists and friends to fundraise and raise awareness about Multiple Sclerosis, the most common neurological disease leading to disability in young adults.

Be a part of the Bike MS Bay to Bay Tour and get ready for the ride of your life. Whether you’re new to Bike MS or ride every year, you can raise money, have fun, and make a difference in the lives of people living with MS. Get the latest information by calling (800) 486-6762 or visiting www.nationalmssociety.org.

Chiropractor Dr. Jamie Kaszer Makes Sure You’ll Get Back Into Balance

By Andy Lee On a recent appointment at Dr. Jamie C. Kaszer’s office in Encinitas I was able to experience Dr. Kaszer’s chiropractic approach. Dr. Kaszer has a global view of the body and does extensive research, testing, and computations for each of his patients needs. Like myself, most of us have some kind of chiropractic issue; maybe some annoying pain, a recurring headache, or maybe a past operation and physical therapy for rehabilitation.

Surgeons and physical therapists work to fix a localized area such as a knee replacement for example. So, the knee gets repaired, then the physical therapist stretches and strengthens the area until the patient is back walking on his feet again. But Dr. Kaszer’s approach is more global, and asks, what about the thing that may have caused the injury in the first place, or what about afterwards? Will the patient continue to put unwanted pressure on the repaired knee? Maybe one leg is longer than the other, or maybe the patient is overweight, or maybe doesn’t have good posture, or maybe just favors one leg more than the other? This is Kaszers global approach. It’s an approach to stresses putting the patient’s body and possibly lifestyle “Back into Balance.”

After a thorough investigative Q and A with the doctor, Dr. Kaszer takes photos, video, and X-rays, and then computes and analyzes his very rigid and mathematical measurements. After a very technical and complex process, Dr. Kaszer treats the patient with a painless chiropractic adjustment that ultimately puts the patient Back Into Balance. It’s quite amazing!

To learn more, or to make an appointment, call (858) 847-3333. The office is located at 555 N. Vulcan Ave, Encinitas 92024. You can also visit www.whatisnucca.com.

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New World-Class Women’s Tennis Tournament Coming to Carlsbad During Thanksgiving Week Win Free Tickets! November 21-29 The inaugural Carlsbad Classic Tennis Tournament, a WTA 125k Series Event, is being held November 21- November 29 at the Park Hyatt Aviara Resort in Carlsbad. The Carlsbad Classic features top-ranked WTA players, as well as new rising stars, and includes a 32-player singles main draw, an 8-player qualifying draw, and an 8-team doubles draw. The Carlsbad Classic is the first WTA tournament ever held during the week of Thanksgiving, and is also the first tournament ever held (after the U.S. Open) in

November 26, Thursday, 7:30am

Women’s Soccer Schedule 10/2 Cal State LA 10/4 Cal State Dominguez Hills 10/9 San Francisco State 10/11 Cal State Monterey Bay 10/16 Sonoma State 10/18 Humboldt State 10/21 UC San Diego 10/25 Chico State 10/30 UC San Diego Men’s Soccer Schedule 10/2 Cal State LA 10/4 Cal State Dominguez Hills 10/9 San Francisco State 10/11 Cal State Monterey Bay 10/16 Sonoma State 10/18 Humboldt State 10/21 UC San Diego 10/25 Chico State 11/7 Embry-Riddle (FL) Women’s Volleyball 10/2 Cal Poly Pomona 10/3 Cal State Monterey Bay 10/9 Cal State Dominguez Hills 10/10 Cal State LA 10/16 Cal State Stanislaus 10/17 Chico State 10/20 Cal State Dominguez Hills 10/30 Chico State 10/31 Cal State Stanislaus 11/3 Cal State LA 11/8 Sonoma State 11/12 Cal State East Bay 11/13 San Francisco State

SD HERITAGE MUSEUM Continued from page 5 years when Highway 101 was the main road south.

San Dieguito Heritage Museum 450 Quail Gardens Drive in Encinitas. Open Thurs–Sun, 12 to 4pm. Admission is $6 for adults, $4 for children, students, seniors and military.

Call (760) 632-9711, or visit www.sdheritage.org.

SD MODEL RAILROAD MUSEUM Continued from page 5 There will be games, winter scene dioramas, and a holiday keepsake to make. This winter day will surely warm your heart.

The San Diego Model Railroad Museum is open Tues-Fri 11am-4pm and 11am–5pm on Sat and Sun. Children 5 and under are free, youth 6-14 are $2, and adult admission is $10.

San Diego Model Railroad Museum is located in Balboa Park at 1649 El Prado, San Diego 92101. Call (619) 696-0199 or visit www.sdmrm.org.

10/4 vs. Browns, 1:05pm 10/12 vs. Steelers, 5:30pm 10/18 @ Packers, 1:25pm 10/25 vs. Raiders, 1:05pm 11/1 @ Ravens, 10:00am 11/9 vs. Bears, 5:30pm 11/22 vs. Chiefs, 5:30pm 11/29 @ Jaguars, 10:00am 12/6 vs. Broncos, 1:05pm 12/13 @ Chiefs, 10:00am 12/20 vs. Dolphins, 1:25pm 12/24 @ Raiders, 5:25pm 1/3 @ Broncos, 1:25pm

Pendleton, Naval Medical Center San Diego and Naval Base San Diego, as an official charity partner. The Carlsbad Classic has also designated November 24 as Military Appreciation Day, offering current and retired service members and their families free admission with valid military I.D. Get 20% OFF Ticket Purchase at www.cldclassic.com. Enter Promo Code: KENNCS Win Free Tickets!

We are giving away pairs of tickets to the Carlsbad Classic. Just visit www.NorthCountySun.com and fill in the simple entry form. Winners will be randomly selected and notified by phone and email. Only one entry per person/email address is permitted. Some restrictions apply. Best of luck!

Encinitas 5K/10K Turkey Trot and Food Drive

Cal State San Marcos

San Diego Chargers Schedule

the United States.

The tournament is being held at the luxurious Park Hyatt Aviara resort in Carlsbad. The ocean-view property brings state-of-the-art tennis courts, a fitness center, several fine dining and casual restaurants, sparkling pools, and over 300 spacious guest rooms.

American Idol finalist Kimberly Caldwell is hosting the Carlsbad Classic for all day and night sessions.

Caldwell is also the featured entertainment for the Players Gala held Sunday, November 22. The Players Gala includes a silent auction to benefit Operation Underground Railroad.

The Carlsbad Classic has designated Warrior Foundation-Freedom Station, a non-profit organization dedicated to assisting injured service members at Camp

If you have never walked or run along the Pacific Coast in Encinitas in late November, you are in for the surprise of your life. Early morning offers a beautiful color to the Pacific Ocean; the waves have a special look during this time of year. Start your Thanksgiving morning with friends and family at the Encinitas Turkey Trot, 5K/10K. The course starts under the famous green “Encinitas” sign arched over Pacific Coast Highway. The scenic loop then passes by the famous “Cardiff Kook” surf statue, rises above some of the most popular surf breaks in the world,

and heads down to Cardiff State Beach, then ends up back at the Encinitas sign.

In addition to the Turkey Trot, there is also a costume contest for which participants can best display the spirit of the Trot. The top three winners are announced at the costume award ceremony immediately following the 10K race. Please note that although normal running attire does represent the Turkey Trot as a race, it is not considered a costume.

Check-in is at 6am, the 10K starts at 7:30am, and the 5K Fun Run/Walk and Costume Contest are at 8am. The event supports North County’s Food Bank, a non-profit assisting needy families throughout our local communities. For more information visit www.encinitasturkeytrot.org.

CALIFORNIA SURF MUSEUM Continued from page 5

The California Surf Museum is a repository and resource center for the lifestyle sport of surfing through capturing, preserving, and chronicling its art, culture, and heritage for the education and enjoyment of future generations.

The California Surf Museum is a non-profit organization located at 312 Pier View Way, Oceanside 92054. Open daily 10am-4pm, closed holidays and special events. For information or Gala tickets, call (760) 721-6876, or visit www. surfmuseum.org.

Check out the “Art of Surf” exhibit on display through October by Kevin Short, a well-known and highly respected American painter and printmaker, recognized for his modern landscapes of the American Southwest and Pacific Coast. An avid surfer, he is considered an integral observer and portrayer of the surfing subculture. His use of heavy brushstrokes and vivid pigments are a recognizable trademark of his painting style.

SD CHILDREN’S DISC MUSEUM Continued from page 5 musical instruments, putting on costumes to perform, discovering history in an archeological dig box, learning about the amazing world of plants and insects, or building structures out of recycled materials, they are able to combine learning with creativity for an educational experience all their own.

SDSU Aztecs Football Schedule 10/3 vs. Fresno State, 7:30pm 10/10 @ Hawaii, 9pm 10/17 @ San Jose State, TBD 10/23 vs. Utah State, 7:30pm 10/31 @ Colorado State, 12:30pm 11/14 vs. Wyoming, 7:30pm 11/21 @ UNLV, 7:30pm 11/28 vs. Nevada, TBD

For further information or if you would like to participate in an upcoming Escondido Root Series, please contact education@sdcdm.org.

San Diego Children’s Discovery Museum is located at 320 North Broadway, Escondido 92025. Please call (760) 233-7755 x1003 or visit www.sdcdm.org.

Lakers Schedule

PRESEASON 10/4 vs. Jazz, 6pm 10/6 vs. Jazz, 9pm 10/8 vs. Raptors, 7pm 10/11 vs. Maccabi Haifa, 6:30pm 10/13 vs. Kings, 7pm

REGULAR SEASON 10/28 vs. Timberwolves, 7:30pm 10/30 @ Kings, 7pm 11/1 vs. Mavericks, 7pm 11/3 vs. Nuggets, 7:30pm 11/6 @ Nets, 4:30pm 11/8 @ Knicks, 12:30pm 11/10 @ Miami Heat, 4:30pm 11/11 @ Magic, 4pm 11/13 @ Mavericks, 5:30pm

10/17 vs. Golden State Warriors, 7pm 10/19 vs. Trail Blazers, 7:30pm 10/22 vs. Golden State Warriors, 7pm 11/15 vs. Pistons, 6:30pm 11/16 @ Suns, 6pm 11/20 vs. Raptors, 7:30pm 11/22 vs. Trail Blazers, 6:30pm 11/24 @ Golden State Warriors, 7:30pm 11/28 @ Trail Blazers, 7pm 11/29 vs. Pacers, 6:30pm 12/1 @ 76ers, 4pm

Los Angeles Clippers Schedule Preseason 10/2 vs. Nuggets, 7:30pm 10/4 @ Raptors, 4pm 10/10 @ Hornets, 10:30pm Regular Season 10/28 @ Kings, 7pm 10/29 vs. Mavericks, 7:30pm 10/31 vs. Kings, 7:30pm 11/2 vs. Suns, 7:30pm 11/4 @ Warriors, 7:30pm 11/7 vs. Houston Rockets, 7:30pm 11/9 vs. Grizzlies, 7:30pm 11/11 @ Mavericks, 5pm 11/12 @ Suns, 7:30pm 11/14 @ Pistons, 12:30pm

10/14 @ Hornets, 5am 10/20 vs. Warriors, 7:30pm 10/22 vs. Trail Blazers, 7:30pm 11/19 vs. Warriors, 7:30pm 11/20 @ Trail Blazers, 7pm 11/22 vs. Raptors, 12:30pm 11/24 @ Nuggets, 6pm 11/25 vs. Jazz, 7:30pm 11/27 vs. Pelicans, 7:30pm 11/29 vs. Timberwolves, 12:30pm 11/30 vs. Trail Blazers, 7:30pm 12/2 vs. Pacers, 7:30pm

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Racing is back! Oct 29 – Nov 29 Last year’s inaugural fall season was a huge success.

Don’t miss out on all the excitement this year. The Bing Crosby Season is five weeks of racing and revelry, in the style of Old Hollywood. To find out more visit DelMarScene.com

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Turkey Dinners include a large portion of carved, succulent, all-natural oven baked turkey, served with our famous home-style stuffing, gravy, sweet potatoes and roll.

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