Events This Weekend: November 20–22

 

 

 

Friday, November 20: Art After Dark
Tap into your creative side during Art After Dark, hosted by the Oceanside Museum of Art. Keeping in theme with the event’s location, The Zodiac Lounge, participants can have their palm and tarot cards read while also creating sculptures and collages. Live music, bites from Harney Sushi and winetasting from PCP Wine International complete this interactive evening where you can show off your artistic abilities. Four of the museum’s exhibits will also be open for viewing. more info »

Saturday, November 21: La Jolla Antique Brewery Fest
The La Jolla Historical Society presents the flavorful and educational Antique Brewery Fest with beer from around the world. Samples will be featured from international breweries located in Scotland, Germany, the Czech Republic and more. The event offers a history lesson to understand how different cultures affect the flavor of their individual beers. more info »

Saturday, November 21: California Surf Festival
Surfers from around the world join together in celebration at the California Surf Festival in Oceanside. The festival honors surfing culture with film screenings, concerts, photography, history and a 50th anniversary tribute to Surfer magazine. The event is hosted and produced by the California Surf Museum with all proceeds benefiting the museum’s commitment to sustaining the vibrant lifestyle of surfing. more info »

Sunday, November 22: San Diego Mud Run
Bust out the tattered clothes, roll up your sleeves and lace up your running shoes for the grimy San Diego Mud Run. Don’t be fooled however; although this race may instill nostalgia for those messy childhood days, this 10K run is anything but easy, with obstacle courses, tunnel crawls, hill climbs and mud pits. Anyone can participate, including kids in the Youth Mini-Mud Run. Organizers of the event advise participants to bring a large garbage bag as well as a change of clothes considering your soiled attire will be ready to toss by the end of the race. more info »

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