Updated on May 28, 2021 at 11:46 pm
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Music lovers in America s Finest City are now seeing a growing list of live concerts that are returning to the schedule for several San Diego area venues.
The San Diego Padres announced in April that they will be hosting a pair of in-person concerts Memorial Day weekend, May 29-30, at Petco Park.
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The concerts include a Saturday performance headlined by the Beach Boys with guests John Stamos and Mark McGrath and a Sunday appearance by Ziggy Marley. The event will be open to the public and tickets, starting at $29, will go on presale beginning May 5. Ticket sales will open to the public the following day. The stage will be set up near second base, the Padres said in a statement released Thursday.
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San Diego Opera returned to the Pechanga Arena parking lot over the weekend for a spring festival with a pandemic-themed recital and a colorful production of “The Barber of Seville.”
The festival which continues with three more performances of “Barber” this week takes place in the same spot as the company’s last drive-in opera last fall, “La bohème,” but it improves on the formula.
This time there’s better video screen placement, more live close-ups of the singers, a performance area that expands beyond the stage and the ability for audience members to view program notes and English translations on their cellphones mid-show. Artistically, it’s a feast for the ears, with many fine vocal and musical performances.
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After a year’s hiatus because of the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic,
Pacific Arts Movement’s Spring Showcase of films celebrating Asian, Asian American and Pacific Islander identity is back.
The festival, which begins tomorrow and runs through May 2, returns at a time when, says Pacific Arts Movement Artistic Director Brian Hu, “More now than in a generation eyes are on the Asian American community in many ways.”
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“Now is an opportunity to show that there’s more to the Asian American community than just victimhood and there’s more to supporting the community than telling us ‘We’re here for you.’”
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