San Diego’s favorite foodie event, San Diego Restaurant Week will take a break this September.  Instead, Dine Diego (presented by San Diego Restaurant Week), will run September 15 through October 15, 2020.  Dine Diego will feature San Diego’s top eateries showcasing all the current offerings for outdoor dining, to-go options and unique in-house promotions.

Raise your photography to the next level with a private photography training session or a photography tour led by Julie Kremen, an award winning professional photographer and certified tour guide. Read the reviews and see why she is top-rated on TripAdvisor, and Yelp.

The instruction is completely customized to your abilities, interests, and goals; so you get the maximum amount of one-on-one instruction tailored to suit your needs. Personal instruction and the ability to shadow a skilled professional photographer allows you to receive immediate feedback as you shoot and get on-the-spot guidance as to how to improve.

Julie works closely with you before the session to nail down exactly what you want to concentrate on so you can get the most out of your experience. Contact us to book a private session and your boost your shooting skills!

Hop aboard the San Diego Beer Train Trolley Tour and travel by rail to local breweries in the heart of Downtown San Diego for ample pours of craft beer! 

NO NEED TO DRIVE!* Travel "green" with the comfort and convenience of travelling by trolley on the guided Beer Train Trolley Tour! 

San Diego Beer Train Trolley Tour Includes:**

• Approx. 5.5 hour*** adventure by trolley to Downtown San Diego. 
• Ample tastings at four (4) custom-appointed craft breweries (about 16 different pours!).
• Entertaining commentary on local history and craft beer scene.
• Brewery history and guided tastings. 
• Behind the scenes brewery tour. 
• Delicious light brewery lunch.
• Guided historic walks (1 to 1.5 miles total, about 15 minutes at a time). 
• Complete coordination by San Diego Beer, Wine & Spirits Tours.

Día de los Muertos, is celebrated in Old Town on the weekend prior to or on the actual dates of November 1 and 2.
This holiday is considered to be one of the most important holiday's of the year by many in Mexico and other Latin American countries.
The unity between life and death is celebrated when families come together and offer hospitality to the spirits of their loved ones.

This event is designed to celebrate the history, culture and heritage of the San Diego region and to pay homage to this very important and festive tradition.
Old Town’s diverse and historic legacy makes it the best site in San Diego to foster this celebration.

Old Town itself takes the place of the mercado, a traditional marketplace, providing goods, entertainment,
and regional food