Out & About – September 2019

September 2019

It’s finally here! The San Diego Blues Festival with Taj Mahal headlining is Sept. 7!  Remember, all proceeds benefit the Jacobs & Cushman San Diego Food Bank, more details and link below. (And be sure to bring a couple cans of food to donate.)

Daring Greatly is back in town, as is Kaaboo and the Viking Festival in Vista. It is also the last month for Cruisin’ Grand, the last few days of horse racing and just a few summer concerts left. But, there is still plenty to do!

Bill Magee will be making his debut at Hacienda de Vega Carlsbad Sept. 13. I’ll be there. Reservations are only taken with groups of 8 or larger so please let me know if you plan to come so I can make a reservation for us, or make your own reservation if your group is large enough.

Daring Greatly:

Sept. 6, Bel Vino Winery, Temecula, 6pm, free

Sept. 15, Belly Up with The Routine, Solana Beach, 7pm, $16-$28 www.bellyup.com

Sept. 20, Hidden City Sounds, Lyric Court at Center for the Arts, Escondido, 7pm, free

www.daring-greatly.com

Bill Magee Blues:

Sept. 8, Old Town Blues Club, Temecula, 1:30pm

Sept. 11, Mozambique Steakhouse, Laguna Beach, 8pm

Sept. 13, Hacienda de Vega*, Carlsbad, 6:30pm

Sept. 20, Casino Pauma, 8pm

Sept. 22, Liberty Station, San Diego, 1pm

Sept. 24, Liberty Station, San Diego, 5pm

http://www.billmageeblues.com/

Ron Ebel/Bell Pepperz:  

Sept. 6, Emerald Isle Golf Course, Oceanside, 5pm, Bell Pepperz

Sept. 13, Vista Elks, 6:30pm, Bell Pepperz

Sept. 20, Gopher Hole*, Escondido, 7:30pm, Bell Pepperz

Sept. 21, Mother Earth Tap House, Vista, 5pm, Bell Pepperz

Sept. 27, Prohibition Station, Fallbrook, 6pm, Bell Pepperz

Oct. 11, Vista Elks, 6:30pm, Bell Pepperz

Oct. 18, Oceanside Elks, 6:30pm, Bell Pepperz

www.ronebel.com

 Custard Pie:

Sept. 1, Reunion Bar, Ocean Beach, 1pm

Sept. 13, Ringers, Bonsall, 8pm

Sept. 20, Pour House, Oceanside, 10pm

Sept. 28, The Landings, Carlsbad, 6:30pm

Oct. 4, Full Circle Saloon, Santee, 9pm

Oct. 5, Wildwood Crossing, Vista, 8pm

www.custardpieband.com

Kenneth Rexrode Productions:

Sept. 6, Whitney Shay, Oceanside Museum of Art, Oceanside, 6pm, free, www.oma-online.org

Sept. 14, Fallbrook Live with January-Berry, Pala Mesa, 6:30-11pm

Sept. 17, Whitney Shay, Belly Up, Solana Beach, 7pm, www.bellyup.com

Sept. 27, San Diego Live at Queen Bee’s Art & Cultural Center, North Park, 7pm

Sept. 28, Six String Society’s Piano Project at Brooks Theater, Oceanside, 3pm, 8pm, $25-$38

Oct. 9, Skelpin, Oceanside Museum of Art, Oceanside, 6pm, free, www.oma-online.org

Oct. 12, Haunted Halloween Cruise, Bahia Resort Hotel, San Diego, 5pm

Oct. 19, Sarah Rogo, Hacienda de Vega, Carlsbad, 6pm

For more info: Facebook/Rexrode Productions or Rexrodeproductions@gmail.com

Anthony Cullins, The Fallbrook Kid:

Aug. 31, Bigg’s Harley Davidson, San Marcos, 12-3pm

Aug. 31, Wildwood Crossing, Vista, 8pm

www.anthonycullins.com

Greg Douglass Band:

Sept. 7, Wildwood Crossing, Vista, 8pm

Sept. 13, Harry’s Bar, Fallbrook, 7:30-11pm

www.gregdouglassguitar.com

Gone Blonde:

Sept. 14, Pour House, Oceanside, 5-9pm

Sept. 27, Hacienda de Vega, Carlsbad, 6:30-10pm

www.goneblondeband.com

Fallbrook:

Fallbrook First Fridays, May 3-Sept. 6, downtown shops open until 7pm

Harvest Faire:

Oct. 20, downtown Fallbrook

www.fallbrookchamberofcommerce.org

Fall Festival of Gems*:

Oct. 13, 9am-4pm, Alvarado & Main, lots of great stuff to see and buy, raffle, silent auction, free www.fgms.org

Fallbrook Library, free:

Sept. 1, Ross Moore, 2pm

Sept. 19, Blackbyrd, Beatles music, 7pm

http://www.sdcl.org/

Pala Mesa Resort-Aquaterra Restaurant, outside on the patio, 6:30-10pm:

Aug. 31, Shelle Blue, folk/blues/romantic

Sept. 6, Joel Reese, jazz/blues/rock

Sept. 7, Nocy, Spanish guitar, flamenco

Sept. 13, Peter Hall, guitar

Sept. 14, Fallbrook Live (Rexrode Productions) with January-Berry, 6:30-11pm

Sept. 20, Shelle Blue, folk/blues/romantic

Sept. 21, Billy Watson, jazz/blues/rock

Sept. 27, Guilty Conscience, rock/country/jazz

Sept. 28, Jesse Cox, jazz/soft rock/blues

Sept. 20, Escape, Journey tribute band on Cliff Terrace, 7-11pm, General Admission $40, VIP $89 includes preferred seating and opening reception at 5:30pm with open bar and lite bites. Food/beverages will be available for purchase. www.palamesa.com/concerts  http://www.palamesa.com/

Gopher Hole at Castle Creek Country Club, 7:30-10:30pm:

Aug. 31, Rad Band

Sept. 6, Classic Crew

Sept. 7, I Know Jack or Don’t Know Jack

Sept. 13, Groove Cats

Sept. 14, Traffic Jam

Sept. 20, Bell Pepperz*

Sept. 21, not yet booked

Sept. 27, West Coast Willie

Sept. 28, Not 4 Hire

Oct. 4, Craig’s Band

**760-749-2877 #2 The schedule sometimes changes, I suggest you call before going to verify the band you want to see is playing.**

Live dance music and a good dance floor, plus decent food and wine and a lot of different craft beers on tap. The website does not get updated. It has the address in Escondido, although it is only about 5 miles from Bonsall. www.castlecreekcountryclub.com

Escondido:

Sept. 3, Bluegrass music at Round Table Pizza (Washington & Ash) 7-9pm

Cruisin’ Grand:

Every Friday through Sept. 27, classic cars, live music, food/drinks, lots of people watching

www.cruisingrand.com

Escondido Wine and Craft Beer map: https://visitescondido.com/wineries/

For more Escondido details, go to www.visitescondido.com

Vintana:

Live on the Lanai, live music by local musicians, Thursday-Saturdays, 6-9pm

www.cohnrestaurants.com

Center for the Arts:

Aug. 31, Sept. 1, The Piano Men, music by Elton John & Billy Joel, $25-$45, various times

Sept. 13, Ethan Bortnick, world’s youngest solo musician, $28-$50, 7:30pm

Sept. 22, Hotlanta Dixieland Jazz Band, $30, 2pm

Sept. 26-29, Zoppe Italian Family Circus: La Nonna, $25-$40, various times

Hidden City Sounds June 7-Oct. 4: different genre each week, free, 6-10pm in Lyric Court, Food Truck Fridays, cash bar, advance reservations recommended, premium options available for purchase

Sept. 6, The Redwoods Revue, vintage soul/rock & roll

Sept. 13, Strings of Thought, classical crossover

Sept. 20, Daring Greatly, classic rock/soul

Sept. 27, Southern Scratch, Waila/chicken scratch (I have no idea)

Oct. 4, Gunhild Carling, swing/jazz

Oct. 2, David Burnham, 6pm, free

Oct. 5, Grandmaster Flash, $25-$75, 8pm

Oct. 8, Michael McDonald, $45-$125, 8:30pm

Oct. 11, Tribute to Johnny Cash, $40-$50, 7:30pm

Oct. 12, Patton Oswalt, comedian, $35-$80, 7:30pm

Oct. 19, Taimane, ukulele virtuoso, $25-$65, 7:30pm

Oct. 19, Men are from Mars, Women are from Venus Live, $60, 3:30pm and 8pm

Oct. 20, Quarteto Nuevo, $30, 2pm

Oct. 30, OK, GO! The Live Video Tour, $35-$75, 7:30pm

Nov. 24, An Evening with Sophia Loren, onstage conversation/Q&A, $65-$205, 4pm

www.artcenter.org

Pounders, 9pm:

Sept. 6-7, DJ Smash

Sept. 13-14, The Reflectors

Sept. 20-21, Bandemic

Sept. 27-28, E-Ticket Band

Karaoke Sundays-Tuesdays, DJ on Wednesdays-Thursdays

Welk Resort:

Sept. 6-Nov. 9, The Addams Family musical, various dates, times

www.welkresorts.com

Vista:

Viking Festival:

Sept. 21-22, Norway Hall on Vista Way, $15, $5 parking, off-site parking at Vista High School and Guajome Academy with free shuttle, www.vistavikingfestival.com

Moonlight Theater:

Sept. 11-27, Victor Victoria

Oct. 5, Into the Woods in Concert

www.ci.vista.ca.us or www.moonlightstage.com

Broadway Theater, Thurs-Sat 7:30pm, Sat/Sun 2pm:

Sept. 12-29, Southern Comforts, romantic comedy, $25

Oct. 11-27, One Bad Apple, musical comedy, $27

www.broadwayvista.biz or 760-806-7905

Willowbrook Jazz Concerts:

The rest of the season has been cancelled due to health reasons but it will be back in 2020.

Vista Library, free, 1:30pm:

Sept. 1, Auni and Gunnar Biggs, jazz

http://www.sdcl.org/

San Marcos:

Woodland Park Concerts in the Garden* (last one of the summer!):

Sept. 14, The Pettybreakers, Tom Petty Tribute

Gates open at 6pm, concert at 7:30pm, $6 presale, $8 at the gate, bring your picnic/beverage, chairs. This event is always fun especially with a group of friends. Music, a picnic, wine, on the grass under the trees and the stars. There is room to dance on the asphalt.

www.san-marcos.net

My Yard Live was packed when I went there to see Bill Magee. It is VERY family friendly (lots of kids) and it has a significant amount of entertainment and games, plus food and a bar. You stand in line to place your food order and they bring it to you. It has long tables for family style seating. They focus on environmental sustainability and local goods. Variety of music and dancing is allowed!  www.myyardlive.com

Carlsbad: 

Hacienda de Vega, 5806 Van Allen Way, 6:30-10pm on the patio (weather permitting, or inside), no cover charge, no reservations for less than 8:

Aug. 31, Salsa Night with Salsa Mocambo, salsa/merengue/cumbia

Sept. 6, Santana pa Ti, Carlos Santana tribute, 7-11pm

Sept. 7, Jimmy & Enrique, Latin/pop/int’l flair

Sept. 13, Bill Magee Blues Band*

Sept. 14, Almas Ocultas, Rock en Espanol

Sept. 20, Club Night w/DJ Rik, Top 40s/Latin/Spanish, 7-11pm

Sept. 21, 80s Night w/Freeze Frame, 7-11pm

Sept. 27, Gone Blonde*, dancing

Sept. 28, Gin Piston, classic rock

Hacienda Rancho Santa Fe, 162 S. Rancho Santa Fe, Encinitas, 6-9pm, no cover charge, dancing encouraged, heated patio, fire pits, lots of free parking in Rancho Santa Fe Plaza:

Aug. 31, Fleetwood Max, tribute band, 6:30-10pm

Sept. 7, Israel Maldonado, Latin/blues/rock/reggae

Sept. 13, Michael Battista, Spanish Guitar/Gipsy Kings

Sept. 14, Ron’s Garage & Gonzology, 60s-70s classic rock

Sept. 20, Tighten Ups, rock/soul, 6:30-10pm

Sept. 21, GipsyMenco, Flamenco/jazz

Sept. 27, David Maldonado, Spanish guitar

Sept. 28, Bruno Serrano & Monette Marino, Latin/rumba/flamenco

Note: technically this is in Encinitas, but it is on Rancho Santa Fe Road on the border of RSF

http://www.haciendadevega.com/

The Landings at Palomar Airport, 6:30-9:30pm unless otherwise noted:

Sept. 1, Dadio & the Batman, 11am-2pm

Sept. 4, 11, 18, 25, Jim Gibson, 5:30-8:30pm

Sept. 5, OSO 40s Big Band, 5:30pm

Sept. 6, Clapton Hook

Sept. 7, Cool Rush

Sept. 8, Jackson Patrick, 11am-2pm

Sept. 13, Come Together, Beatles Tribute Band

Sept. 14, Allman Brothers Tribute Band

Sept. 15, Dan & Billy, 11am-2pm

Sept. 20, Rolling Heart Breakers, Rolling Stones/Tom Petty tribute band

Sept. 21, Too Rude for Sunday

Sept. 22, French Toast & Stockings, 11am-2pm

Sept. 27, Fleetwood Max

Sept. 28, Custard Pie, Led Zeppelin

Sept. 29, Chris Fast, 11am-2pm

www.carlsbadlandings.com

Del Mar:

Del Mar Turf Club:

July 17-Sept. 2, horse racing season, lots of concerts and festivals too, www.dmtc.com

Kaaboo Music Festival:

Sept. 13-15, Del Mar Fairgrounds, 1 or 3-day passes, various ticket packages available.

www.kaaboodelmar.com

San Diego:

Humphrey’s Concerts by the Bay:

April 12-Sept. 27, tickets on sale through Ticketmaster. www.humphreysconcerts.com

San Diego Blues Festival*:

Sept. 7! The group TAJ MAHAL & the Phantom Blues Band headlines an all-star group of artists at the 9th Annual AimLoan.com San Diego Blues Festival, a benefit for the Jacobs & Cushman San Diego Food Bank. Tickets on sale now www.sdbluesfest.com

General admission tickets $35, $40 at the door (VIP and Super VIP tickets are sold out). All attendees are encouraged to bring 2 cans of food to donate, just drop in the bin at the gate.

The festival features nine performances on two stages throughout the day (12-8pm) at Embarcadero Marina Park North on the downtown San Diego waterfront. This year’s lineup includes: Eric Gales, Larkin Poe, Curtis Salgado, Chris James & Patrick Rynn, Black Market III, Whitney Shay, The Sleepwalkers and Jim Gibson. All proceeds from the festival go directly to the San Diego Food Bank’s fight against hunger. Hope to see you there!

Aside from hosting this fun AimLoan.com San Diego Blues Festival on Sept. 7 this year, the Jacobs & Cushman San Diego Food Bank feeds about 370,000 military and civilian people per month, year round. Every dollar you contribute provides 5 meals. Please help them feed the hungry in our local communities, including the kids on the weekends and over the summer. More details can be found at their website.

http://www.sandiegofoodbank.org/

Bayside Summer Nights:

All summer long on the Embarcadero Marina Park South, 7:30pm, various genres and prices (not just classical music)

www.sandiegosymphony.org

Petco Park has added a new concert venue, Sycuan Stage, in partnership with Live Nation, capacity 6,000 people.

www.petcoparkevents.com

Liberty Station Concerts, San Diego:

4th Sunday June-Sept. at 5pm, outdoors, picnic, live music. www.libertystation.com

La Jolla:

Green Flash Concert Series, Birch Aquarium, 6-9pm, gates open 5:30pm:

Sept. 18, 10,000 Maniacs $33-$44

www.aquarium.ucsd.edu

Coach House, San Juan Capistrano, 7pm, doors open 5pm, www.thecoachhouse.com for the full schedule of shows

Temecula:

Thornton Winery:

April 5-Nov. 1, Friday Night Live on the patio, 6-9pm, zero-$40 cover charge depending on show and seats, Champagne Jazz Series concert schedule announced, July 20-Oct. 20

www.thorntonwine.com

Merc Theater:

Jazz at the Merc, Thursdays, 7:30pm, $20

Classics at the Merc, 2nd, 4th Sundays, 3pm, $15

Cabaret at the Merc, last Sundays, 7pm, $30

Speakeasy at the Merc, 2nd Saturdays, 7pm, $15/$12

Country Live at the Merc, 1st, 3rd Saturdays, 7pm, 9pm, $15

Dance Xchange, 3rd Tuesdays, 7pm, $15

The Merc 2019-20 Series schedule has been published online.

http://www.temeculapresents.org/

Shakespeare in the Vines at Baily Vineyard, $17-$30/show, various dates:

September 5-21: Comedy of Errors

www.shakespeareinthevines.org

Here are some more links for Temecula activities:

http://www.temeculaevents.org/  this site has been greatly improved!

www.temeculawines.org

http://www.cityoftemecula.org/

http://www.temeculatheater.org/

www.temeculaca.gov

www.eventstemecula.com

Pala Casino:  www.palacasino.com

Pauma Casino:

Sept. 13, Ramon Ayala, 8pm, $55-$75 www.casinopauma.com

Pechanga Resort & Casino:  www.pechanga.com

Harrah’s Rincon Casino: www.harrahssocal.com

Valley View Casino: www.valleyviewcasino.com

Quote for the day:  Look to this day, for it is life, the very breath of life. In its brief course lie all the realities of your existence; the bliss of growth, the glory of action, the splendor of beauty. For yesterday is only a dream, and tomorrow is but a vision.  But today, well lived, makes every yesterday a dream of happiness, and every tomorrow a vision of hope. Look well, therefore, to this day. Kalidasa, Sanskrit poem

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Disclaimer: times and events may change after publication.

OUT AND ABOUT BY ANNETTE HIGBY

 

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