PACIFIC Weekender: Top events, Kiss farewell concert and 'Dirty Dancing' screens in San Diego

PACIFIC magazine is all about where to go and what to do in San Diego, especially when it comes to weekend activities, which are shared every Thursday.

View In Browser February 7, 2019 pacificsandiego.com PACIFIC Weekender ADVERTISEMENT San Diego: This Weekend (Feb. 7-10) Thursday, Feb 7 Top events in town this week include the San Diego Jewish International Film Festival, Secret Society of Adultologists: Red and Brewbies Festival. Read More » Kiss farewell tour, take two — for real, or one more cash grab? Kiss is saying goodbye with another farewell tour. Good fortune? Or good riddance? Read More » ADVERTISEMENT Nearly 32 years later, nobody puts 'Dirty Dancing' in a corner Fathom Events and Lionsgate have teamed up to bring the 1987 romantic classic "Dirty Dancing" to the big screen for a two-day engagement. Read More » New Village Arts Theatre brings breezy fun to 'Smokey Joe's Cafe' Leiber & Stoller musical revue gets an update or two and lots of sharp performances in Carlsbad revival Read More » ADVERTISEMENT A treasure trove of gourmet pizzas around San Diego When classic pies just don't cut it, pile your plate high with pizza that packs a punch of creativity and food flair. Read More » advertisement Unsubscribe   |   Newsletters   |   Privacy Policy   |   Terms of Service Copyright © 2019 | Pacific San Diego | P.O. Box 120191 San Diego, CA 92112-0191 ABOUT THIS EMAIL You received this email because you are following the PACIFIC Weekender newsletter.

Frank Robinson, Hall of Famer, first African American big-league manager, dies at 83

Feb 7, 2019  BREAKING NEWS  Frank Robinson, Hall of Famer, first African American big-league manager, dies at 83 Thursday, February 7, 2019, 12:18 PM PT Hall of Fame outfielder Frank Robinson, the only major leaguer to be named most valuable player in both the National and American leagues and the first African American to manage in the big leagues, died Thursday in Los Angeles after a long illness, according to the Major League Baseball. He was 83. Read the latest - BREAKING NEWS PRESENTED BY - - UNSUBSCRIBE    |    NEWSLETTERS    |     PRIVACY POLICY    |    TERMS OF SERVICE - Copyright © 2019 | San Diego | 600 B Street #1201 San Diego, CA 92101 ABOUT THIS EMAIL You received this email because you are following the Breaking News newsletter.