January 2007 Calender of Events

1/1 - 1/2
Taming the Pacific Swell:
The exhibit traces the history of modern surfing from its humble Hawaiian beginnings to the billion dollar industry it is today using changes in surfboard design to illustrate the evolution of the sport. Location: The Maritime Museum of San Diego.
www.sdmaritime.com

1/1 - 1/20
5th Annual LEGO Train Exhibit:
This year's display will feature two distinct sections. The first will be the island of Sodor with Thomas the Tank Engine and friends, the second will replicate a miniature city. Both exhibits can be seen in the Pacific Beach room located in the museum. Location: Balboa Park.
www.sdmrm.org

1/1 - 1/21
Quilt Visions:
Continuing its tradition of presenting art quilts from around the world, Oceanside Museum of Art proudly presents Quilt Visions 2006. This show was selected by a panel of distinguished jurors from 725 entries submitted by 318 artists from 20 countries.
760-721-2787

1/1 - 1/31
California Pacific Expo 1935-1936:
Event features an exceptional collection of automobiles and motorcycles from the early to mid 1930s. Memorabilia, photos, cars, and more to bring you "back home" to Balboa Park. Visit their website for admission prices.
www.sdautomuseum.org

1/1 - 3/1
Daily Whale Watching:
9:45am to 12:45am OR 1:30pm to 4:30pm. The Birch Aquarium and San Diego Harbor Excursion have teamed up to offer naturalist-guided whale watching EVERY DAY through March 31. Scripps naturalists will lead tours on each cruise to search for gray whales as they migrate past our shores on their way to the lagoons of Baja California, Mexico, to breed and give birth. Naturalists will share gray whale artifacts, specimens, and a take-home information packet on the gray whale. Whale watchers will be able to hear marine mammal sounds recorded by Scripps Oceanographers. Each guest also will receive a "Whale-of-a-Savings" coupon with tempting discounts to harbor attractions and Birch Aquarium. Adults (13 and up): Monday - Friday $27, Saturday - Sunday $30. Youth (4-12 with paid adult): $15.
619-234-4111 or www.aquarium.ucsd.edu

1/4 - 1/7
Annual San Diego Boat Show:
The four day show will feature the latest marine industry gear, educational seminars, expanded in-water boat displays, exhibitors and attendees from around the world. Thursday & Friday: Noon - 8pm. Saturday; 10am - 8pm, Sunday; 11am - 6pm. Adults: $10, Children: $5, under 6 years: free. San Diego Convention Center and San Diego Marriott Hotel Marina. 111 West Harbor Drive, San Diego.
858-274-9924 or www.sandiegoboatshow.com

1/5, 1/8 - 1/9
San Diego Chamber Orchestra, Poetic Pairs:
Megan Weston, Soprano and Leon Williams, Baritone. Experience the pairing of Great American Poets and Composers like Samuel Barber and James Agee’s Knoxville, Summer of 1915. January 5 – St. Paul’s Cathedral, Downtown San Diego. January 8 – Sherwood Auditorium, La Jolla. January 9 – Del Mar Country Club, Rancho Santa Fe. All concerts begin at 7:30pm.
Tickets and information: 858-350-0290 or www.sdco.org

1/6
Tokyo String Quartet:
Beethoven: Quartet, Op. 18 Schumann: Quartet in F Major, Op. 41, No. 2 Debussy: Quartet in G Minor, Op. 10 Prelude: Dr. Ronald Shaheen @ 7:00 – 7:30pm.
www.ljms.org

1/6
Guns N Roses in Concert:
Axl Rose brings his new-fangled version of GNR. Concert starts at 8pm. Location: iPayOne Center at the San Diego Sports Arena, 3500 Sports Arena Blvd, San Diego, CA 92110. Call for further ticket and show information.
619-224-4171

1/6 - 1/31
San Diego Repertory Theatre presents "Don Quixote":
A contemporary, magical and wacky new political satire. This amazing production will include spectacular sword fights, endless disguises, Merlin the Magician, fortune tellers and much much more. A celebration of the power of imagination. Location: Lyceum Theatre, Horton Plaza.
619-231-3586

1/7
Justin Timberlake in Concert:
JT kicks off his "FutureSex/LoveSounds" tour in San Diego at iPayOne. Pink also plays. Concert starts at 7pm. Location iPayOne Center at the San Diego Sports Arena, 3500 Sports Arena Blvd. Call for further ticket and show information.
619-224-4171

1/7
Bird Rock Tour of Homes:
View today's homes at its best! 11am - 4pm. 5 homes 5 styles: comtemporary, Mediterranean, cottage, craftsman, and one other, to showcase the uniqueness of the neighborhood. Cost $25.
858-583-2940

1/7
San Diego Restaurant Week:
The city's finest chefs have prepared amazing menus that are sure to impress and tantalize the hungriest fans of great food. This year there are two price points, $30 and $40. Locations vary depending on restaurant. Call for further information and participating restaurants.
619-297-8200 or www.SanDiegoRestaurantWeek.com

1/9 - 1/14
Broadway San Diego presents "Legends!":
A comedy by Tony-Award winning author, James Kirkwood (author of "A Chorus Line"), centers on two somewhat desperate and waning movie stars named Sylvia (played by Joan Collins) and Leatrice (played by Linda Evans). Both actresses are courted by an unscrupulous young producer to star together in a Broadway show, despite the fact that they haved hated each other for decades. Location: 1100 Third Avenue. Call for ticket price and show times.
619-570-1100

1/9 – 4/1
Fiddler on the Roof:
See the Tony Award-winning musical at the Welk Resort. Oppressed and overworked, the hard luck Tevye deals with his harsh wife and lack of dowry for his daughters. Songs include “If I Were a Rich Man.” $42 - $61.
888-802-7469 or www.welktheatre.com

1/10
Point Loma Garden Club Monthly Meeting:
Beverley Ireland, owner of Mission Hills Florist in Mission Hills and Jasmine Creek Florist in El Cajon, will present a program on floral design in the theme of “Love”. Beverley is an American Institute of Floral Designers member and Vice President of the Southwest Region on AIFD. 10am to Noon. Portuguese Hall, 2818 Avenida de Portugal San Diego, CA 92106.
619-223-3315 or www.plgc.org

1/11 - 1/14
Nations of San Diego International Dance Festival:
Don't miss the largest ethnic dance festival in Southern California! Nations of San Diego will showcase the rich cultural heritage and diversity of the regions by featuring exciting dance troupes with more than 250 dancers and musicians live on one state. Cultures and countries represented this year include the Philippines, Nigeria, India, Mexico, Brazil, Ghana, Ireland, Argentina, China and the United States (subject to change). Hours: 8pm, Thurs-Sat; 2pm, Sunday. $15-$25, Thurs-Sat; $12, Sunday. 2891 University Avenue, San Diego.
619-230-8623 or www.sandiegodance.org

1/13
Martin Luther King Jr Day Parade and Festival:
The annual event commemorates the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King. The Parade, featuring marching bands and floats, starts at 10am from the east side of PetCo Park (tailgate park at 13th and Imperial) and travels north on Park Blvd to J Street, then west to 7th, then south on 7th and ends at the west side of PetCo Park. The Multi-Cultural Festival will be held from 11am to 5pm at the Martin Luther King Jr Promenade, and features exhibits, food, vendors, music and entertainment. Award ceremony, approx. 2pm.
619-264-0542

1/13
Simple Science Day - Escondido:
Children's Museum located in Escondido. Visit our new "Wacky Scientist Lab" and participate in various science experiments that will blow you away. A guest scientist will join us to explain the laws of nature!
760-233-7755 or www.escondidochildrenmuseum.org

1/13 - 1/31
Soul Plates 3:
The annual event, hosted by honorary chairperson Tony Award-winning Director Jack O'Brien raises more than $20,000 for programs and services that improve the quality of life for San Diegans living with HIV and AIDS. This year's celebrity artists include Elizabeth Taylor, Pat Benatar, Donna Summer, and Jerry Seinfield along with many others. Live and silent auctions will be complimented by cocktails and hors d'oeuvres.

1/13 - 2/18
The Old Globe Featured Event "Ace":
Musical that pays tribute to the achievements and sacrifices made by aviation heroes of World War 1 and II and tells the story of the hopes and dreams of three generations of fathers and sons, husbands and wives. Location: Balboa Park, San Diego. Visit their website for further information.
www.TheOldGlobe.org

1/14
La Jolla Motorcar Classic at the Cove:
The La Jolla Motorcar Classic celebrates it's third year with a salute to British Automobiles. Join us on the lawn overlooking La Jolla Cove from 11-3 Sunday, January 14th, 2007. Live British inspired entertainment will be featured throughout the day. Over 150 Classic Cars on display. Event is FREE and open to the public.
619-233-5008 or www.lajollabythesea.com

1/15 - 1/31
Museum of Making Music - Carlsbad:
Exhibition of Harp Guitars: Passion, Imagination, Artistry. Special concerts February 3 at 7pm, March 24 at 7pm, April 21 at 7pm. Admission $5, $3 for seniors, active military, students. Hours of operation Tuesday-Sunday 10am-5pm. Located at 5790 Armada Drive, Carlsbad 92008.
877-551-9976 or www.museumofmakingmusic.org

1/17 & 1/18
Winter Wonderland and Festival - Carlsbad:
This seasonal Farmer's Market event offers special foods, decor, products and fun for the whole family, while celebrating the Winter Season. Held at the heart of Carlsbad Village on Roosevelt between Grand and Carlsbad Village Drive.
760-434-2553 or www.shopcarlsbadvillage.org/events/farmersmarket.html

1/19 - 1/21
Del Mar Antique Show:
Antiques, antiques and more antiques! Event takes place Friday and Saturday, 11am - 8pm and Sunday 11am - 5pm. General admission is $8; under 17 is free with paid adult. Located at the O'Brien and Bing Crosby Halls, Del Mar Fairgrounds.
www.calendershows.com

1/19 - 1/29
Tallships Visit Oceanside Harbor:
Educational Tall Ship Lynx to offer School field trips Monday - Friday and Battle Sail Reenactments on the weekends. 10-1pm & 2-5pm. Dolphin Dock, Oceanside Harbor.
866-446-5969

1/20
The Healthy Heart Expo:
See what you can do to stay in shape! Event includes: free health care screenings, which provides attendees a chance to speak with leading cardiologists, pharmacists and nutritionists; exhibit booths with healthy food samples/coupons; short lectures by leading cardiologists about cardiovascular disease and what you can do to prevent it. Event starts at 9am. Location: Del Mar Fairgrounds.
www.cardiovasculareducation.com

1/21
San Diego Marathon & Half:
Carlsbad is a winter marathon/half marathon unlike any other. From our ideal weather conditions to our spectacular coastal course, our award-winning event will wow you! Our 26 fully staffed support stations, continuous entertainment, and unsurpassed volunteer support are just a few of our outstanding features. Our boutique style with an emphasis on quality and individual service sets us apart from the mega marathons.
760-692-2900

1/22 - 1/28
Buick Invitational Golf Tournament:
Annual PGA Tour men's golf tournament featuring top players from the PGA Tour. Includes Pro-Am, practice rounds and the PGA Tour Tournament. The event will take place at the Torrey Pines Gold Course, La Jolla. For more information, call 800-888-BUICK or 619-281-4635 or visit their website at www.buickinvitational.com

1/25 - 3/31
Mainly Mozart Spotlight Series 2007:
This year's spotlight concerts present an all Mozart series to celebrate the famed composer's 250th birthday. Performances from January thru April. Held at the Nuero Science Institute La Jolla and other locations throughout San Diego County and Tijuana. Please call for exact performance schedules.
619-239-0100 or www.mainlymozart.org

1/26 - 3/11
Lamb's Players Theatre Presents "The Secret Garden":
An orphaned girl sent to live on her uncle's estate discovers a locked garden. Her persistence in finding its key uncovers a startling secret. Francis Hodgson Burnett's classic story comes vibrantly to life in this Tony Award-winning musical celebration of love and family. 1142 Orange Ave, Coronado.
619-437-0600 or www.lambsplayers.org

1/27
Crimes of the Heart:
New Village Arts Theatre presents Beth Henley's Pulitzer Prize winning comic drama "Crimes of the Heart".
760-433-3245

1/27 - 1/31
San Diego Opera Presents Boris Godunov:
See renowned bass Ferruccio Furlanetto is the ill-fated Czar of Russia in this short, spectacular opera. Location: Civic Theatre, Downtown San Diego. Call or visit their website for ticket price and show times.
619-533-7000 or www.sdopera.com

1/28
Concerts & Candlelight - Rancho Sante Fe:
Join Mainly Mozart at the Inn at Rancho Santa Fe for an exciting new series featuring timeless masterworks performed by internationally acclaimed artists. The evenings feature at pre-concert wine reception at 530pm for all ticket holders, a concert at 630pm and an optional post-concert dinner at 730pm.
www.mainlymozart.org

1/28
BRIDAL BAZAAR:
Don't miss your chance! Visit various booths at the wonderful event. From seamstress to catering options for that special day you will find here! Location: San Diego Convention Center. Call for futher information.
619-525-5000 or www.bridalbazaar.com

1/31
Flavors of San Diego Culinary Gala:
The Flavors Gala is a national culinary event that spotlights San Diego's premier chefs and creates a one-of-a-kind gourmet experience for each guest. Proceeds from the Gala will directly benefit the San Diego Chapter of the American Liver Foundation, helping the Association in the fight against liver diseases.
619-291-5783

1/31 - 2/4
Disney on Ice:
Disney on Ice presents The Incredibles in a Disneyland Adventure. Wednesday, Jan 31st - 730pm* Thursday, Feb 1st - 730pm** Friday, Feb 2nd - 11am**, 730pm Saturday, Feb 3rd - 11am, 330pm**, 730pm Sunday, Feb 4th - 11am, 330pm***, 730pm.
*Opening night tickets are $7 off.
**Children Ages 2-11 receive $3 off specified shows.
***Sunday, 330pm show is in Spanish only.
Children under the ages of 24 months and older must have a ticket. To purchase disabled or handicapped accessible seating only, please call 619-308-4322, Monday through Friday, 10am - 5pm. Regular seating may be purchased in person at the Arena box office or through Ticketmaster. Group discount tickets: call 619-308-4311 or groups@ipayonecenter.com

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