The Nat brings the Titanic to Balboa Park
Put your hands on an iceberg, wander through the ship's remade cabins and experience the world's most famous sunken ship
Bertha A. Mayne was 24 when she boarded the Titanic in Cherbourg, France, on April 10, 1912. Mayne was a nightclub singer from Brussels, Belgium, headed toward Canada to get married. What she didn't know was that a giant iceberg was standing in her way. A hundred years later, the San Diego Natural History Museum (The NAT) in Balboa Park has recreated Mayne's and the rest of the passengers' journey on the Titanic, from the departure to the sinking of the ship in Titanic: The Artifact Exhibition, which opens to the public Saturday, Feb. 10. Viewers are invited to take a chronological tour through the exhibit, gaining a glimpse into the ambiance of the ship with re-creations of rooms and more than 200 recovered artifacts from the ship's ruins. ...
The South Bay's scene
An SDSU class works to uncover the community's arts and culture
Nothing goes on in the South Bay: That’s a myth Kimberly Feilen wants to dispel.“But I got this notion that even the South Bay itself was asleep,” says Feilen, a lecturer in undergra...
New Encinitas arts center?
Art Pulse bids on the Pacific View Elementary School property
According to a recent study by the San Diego Foundation, Encinitas and Leucadia have the highest concentration of artists in San Diego County outside the area that includes University Heights, North Park and South Park.“There are 60 or more arts organizations based in Encinitas, and there’s no dance place, no theater or music hall or anything like this,” says April Game, executive director of the nonprofit Art Pulse.Art Pulse is one of five bids to purchase the former Pacific View Elementary School property in Encinitas and turn it into something else. Game wants to develop it as an arts center designed by James and Drew Hubbell and says she recently enlisted the help of John DeWald, a developer and board member of the Downtown Encinitas Mainstreet Association....

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