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Jack Liang: The Spirit of the Celestial Horse – Forgixng Chinese Painting into a New Frontier The San Diego Chinese Historical Museum is thrilled to host renowned artist and scholar Jack Liang for an artistic demonstration and exhibition of original work.  Jack Liang shows a pioneering spirit in Asian art, while maintaining an illustrious style […]

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Dance Hearts/Bells of Freedom Rings in Happy Holidays for Military Families San Diego based Dance Hearts, a recognized 501 (c) 3 Public Charity and Bells of Freedom, a program specifically designed to care for U.S. military families, kicks off  two events aimed at making the Holidays for our local enlisted men, women and their families […]

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The Fall Season a Trifecta at Gila Rut The fall season at Gila Rut Aveda Salons has never been so busy … so successful … or so hauntingly beautiful!  It’s hard to know where to start – but let’s just say that great things often happen in three’s. Gila Rut Voted #1 Salon in San […]

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A Revolutionary Approach to Achieving Peak Performance Through Education “When I was a high school teacher in special education and I saw students that I had taught in elementary school and middle school and they came through the high school, and they were still in special education. And they weren’t reading any better. They weren’t […]

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In dance, everything is timing.  You hear it each time you walk through the classroom or rehearsal hall…5, 6, 7 8!  To be in perfect time will more likely translate into a perfect performance. Another kind of “timing” also contributes to a dancer’s progress and success.  That one deals with the battle all of us […]

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En Fuego, Del Mar = HOT aka Awesome! If you’re looking for an ocean view, patio seating with great food and ambiance, there are few more charming spots than the patio at En Fuego.  El Pescadore graced this space for years before En Fuego took over in 1995 and has been a Del Mar fave […]

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Hi, I’m Matt Othick, the owner of Crust Pizzeria. This will be our second location we’re opening up here in Carmel Valley. We’re really happy to be out here. We’ve met a lot of great people already during the build-out. We’re about 75% done with the restaurant. We have a lot to do, but we […]

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Two weeks ago Felena had the opportunity to have an interview with San Diego’s first female Police Chief, Shelley Zimmerman.  Police Chief Zimmerman described how she ended up in sunny San Diego from Ohio.  She went through her one of her first cases where she went undercover at a local San Diego high school to put a stop […]

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Have you noticed that your luck may have changed recently, for better or for worse, in your personal or business life? Why?  Because we are now approaching the end of the Wooden Horse 2014, and welcoming the Earth Sheep, which is going to be on February 19, 2015.  Now, it is time to tune up […]

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Swimming and Fried Eggs

Swimming makes me so hungry! What is that about?!? I went swimming this morning and by the time I got home I was literally about to eat my arm off. And I am not even a good swimmer! Seriously, I am barely exercising – the whole experience is a bit sad actually, but I am forcing […]

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Hi! I am Laura Penn Gallerstein, and today we’re at Del Mar Beach and we just did a dance for One Billion Rising, a group that started in 2012 and it’s to support women and girls all around the world to help create awareness for violence and abuse to help stop it. And this group […]

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The San Diego Chinese Historical Museum is pleased to welcome, Vivian Yang, an award-winning and Publishers Weekly-profiled author, journalist, public speaker, and mentor, for a special presentation and book-signing. Take a transcontinental literary journey with Vivian Yang, whose work bridges East and West through emotionally compelling and entertaining fictional work set in Shanghai, New York, Hong […]

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