The Vintage & Handmade Market For our fifth annual Summer Guide, we've taken the concept literally. In the following 35 pages, you'll find the wisdom of guides, from paid professionals to ordinary locals-in-the-know-from the San Diego zoo's top tour-bus driver to the gal who knows the date, time and place of all the best summer concerts. So, eat, play and get to know San Diego a little better this summer. And, most important, don't forget to wear sunscreen.
Feel good inc.
Dive instructor finds her bliss falling through the sky
Watch those kids and put your pants on
Beach boy Sean Vienna's sand-and-sun do's and don'ts
Shoes are made for walkin'
Goin' deep into San Diego's urban canyons
Subtle San Diego
Personal tours focus on the little things
Into the sea
'The Collector' spills on San Diego diving and snorkeling
All Rhode Island
Zoo guide doesn't lack in the spirit department
All of us in wonderland
TV show host Noah Tafolla finds his place right at home
Early bird gets the beach chair
Hitting up garage sales for summer stuff and more
The rites of grilling
The Sauce Goddess gives tips for outdoor grilling
The fruits-and-veggies girl
Julie Ellard knows how to make good-for-you good
Food with a view
Picks for summertime patio dining
The prospects of Prospect
La Jolla's blue-collar guide
Ya don't say...
Our take on San Diego tourism guidebooks
The unscenester
This Chicagoan thinks he knows what's what in San Diego
Summer booze
With apologies to seals and crofts, it makes me feel fine
No shirt, no shoes-no problem
Five live music spots within two blocks of the surf
Turning tide
Summer theater fare includes reprises of several big-name musicals
Stay classy, San Diego
Liz Edwards tells us how it's done
Rosey says Jesus will git you
Six summer concerts thou shalt not miss
Weekenders
There's something to do every Friday, Saturday and Sunday all summer long
