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Vista Strawberry Festival
May 26, 2013
The one-time "Strawberry Capital of the World" brings in vendors, carnival rides, music, food and, of course, pie.
42 other Special Events events on Sunday, May 26
Check 1, Check 2 | Music & nightlife
New club, a branch of Avalon Hollywood, will do business under the name Avalon
Arts & Culture Features
Organizer of May 17 exhibition in East Village fends off criticism
Last Blog on Earth | News
Website switches to national focus, lists string of upcoming fundraisers
Sex Issue
Vitamin S-E-X
An experiment with over-the-counter sexual enhancers
When it came time to getting busy, Cleopatra and her lover Casanova famously slid raw oysters down their throat, earning the seafood the reputation of being a natural love drug.
By Alex Zaragoza
Sex Issue
Meals ’n’ heels
The search for the best strip-club eats in San Diego
Nobody reads Playboy for the articles. Nobody goes to Vegas for the local color. And nobody visits strip clubs for the food—not until now, anyway. Consider me the first.
By Jeff Terich
Sex Issue
Pantry raid!
Household items that can double as pleasure toys
When opening a utensil drawer, one doesn't usually think, That fork looks sexy. I should bring it into the bedroom and have some fun with it.
By Alex Zaragoza
Sex Issue
The missionary position
A latent Mormon’s foray into the world of strange and inexplicable sex toys
A Mormon walks into a sex shop. It sounds like the set-up to a bawdy comedy, or a joke where the punch line is inevitably "The Missionary Position!" Ha. Ha.
By Ryan Bradford
Sex Issue
A dinner date with Penis Hickey
Getting hot ’n’ heavy with the avant-garde
As music editor at CityBeat, I sometimes feel like the belle of the ball in the San Diego music scene. Every band wants my number, it seems. Every band wants me to go to their show.
By Peter Holslin
Sex Issue
‘Space Bush’ is a galactic jerk-off
How seriously can you take a novel about extraterrestrial poontang?
Andrew Armacost makes one request before the interview begins: He doesn't mind if this piece makes him seem evil; he just doesn't want to look stupid.
By Dave Maass
