Arts & Entertainment
La Mesa’s most popular books in 2018
Wondering which books were the most popular among La Mesa residents this year? We’ve got the scoop.
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‘Looking for Christmas’
If you’re looking for a friendly, warm story that upholds the meaning of Christmas for the entire family, look no...
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Finding Scrooge at Cygnet
Cygnet Theatre is back with its fifth edition of “A Christmas Carol,” a jolly, scary, funny, festive musical retelling of...
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Painting Hillcrest a new shade
Change is in the air this fall for the Hillcrest art scene, starting with Hillcrest Town Council’s newly launched arts...
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‘Over. Above. Beyond.’
That’s what Hillcrest resident Dr. Jeeyoon Kim told the audience when she stepped out on the stage of Carnegie Hall...
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Stealing hearts
Uh-oh. It’s November again. Time for His Grinchiness to reappear (in a moldy green costume that matches his disposition) to...
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Holiday Briefs
This year, 30 school-age homeless children will have the opportunity to tour holiday lights on a ride on the Old...
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Books to complement holiday meals
Here are other books with a food theme to make your holiday eating more thoughtful and literary.
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A lovely, ‘Wicked’ time
Last month, Broadway San Diego brought “Wicked” to the stage — just in time for Halloween.
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An alluring melancholy
“Melancholy Play” is a quirky and delightful InnerMission production now playing through Nov. 24 at Diversionary Theatre’s Black Box.
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