April 15th, 2015 at 5:00 pm
Indulge in the flavors of Hillcrest during the 15th Annual Taste of Hillcrest. This four-hour event will bring you flavors from all over the neighborhood and features everything from cafes to five-star dining. More than 40 restaurants are participating with foods from around the world. Taste the flavors of Italy, Mexico, the Middle East, Asia, and America as you stroll through more than 12 neighborhood blocks. Local microbreweries will also be present to quench your thirst when you’ve sampled your fill.
Where:
Fifth and Robinson Avenues
San Diego, CA 92103
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April 14th, 2015 at 5:00 pm
The Port of San Diego’s Day at the Docks, the West Coast’s largest public celebration of sportfishing, marks the official start of Southern California’s spring saltwater fishing season. The annual tradition takes place against the colorful and dynamic backdrop of the world-renowned-sportfishing fleet at Point Loma. Activities include marine attractions for the whole family, and serious fishermen can explore the latest tackle presented by the industry’s leading manufacturers. Other attractions are historical displays, how-to seminars by expert fishermen, a casting contest, boat rides, displays by marine artists and tackle experts, food, entertainment, open houses aboard sportfishing boats, and more.
Where:
San Diego Sport Fishing Landing
Scott and Garrison Streets
San Diego, CA 92106
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April 13th, 2015 at 5:00 pm
Each year, Fallbrook celebrates its agricultural heritage with the Avocado Festival. The event features live performances throughout the day, contests, and vendors offering avocado-related products. Performances start right away at 9 a.m. and continue until 4:30 p.m. Contests include a homemade-guacamole judging, the Avo 500 Race, best decorated avocado, and the “Little Miss” and “Little Mister” avocado competition.
Where:
East Alvarado Street and South Main Avenue
Fallbrook, CA 92028
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April 10th, 2015 at 8:30 am
Don’t let the rows of Harleys out front intimidate you. Cook’s Corner is a biker bar, but you don’t have to ride on two wheels to feel welcome at the oldest roadhouse in south Orange County. Once fairly isolated, the laidback landmark in Trabuco Canyon is now just a few hundred yards from rows of upscale suburban homes, restaurants, and shopping centers. And it’s a good neighbor, beckoning all walks of life.
The place got its start in 1926, when Earl Cook, son of the surrounding lands’ owner, converted a cabin into a restaurant for local miners and ranchers. He turned it into a bar after Prohibition ended in 1933. Right after World War II, he bought an old mess hall from the decommissioned Santa Ana Army Air Base and launched the tavern. A Santa Ana bike-accessories owner bought the joint in 1970 and shaped it into the old-fashioned roadhouse it remains today.
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