There are no longer fireworks in La Jolla (LaJolla.com) for Fourth of July, but that doesn’t mean there aren’t plenty of ways to celebrate Independence Day in 2026. This year officially marks the ...

Labor Day weekend in San Diego is always a little bittersweet — it’s technically the end of summer; the kids go back to school; and those long evenings of daylight are coming to a close. However, ...

Del Mar offers an abundance of opportunity and adventure for all walks of life. Ocean lover or water sports enthusiast? Del Mar has some incredible surf and swim spots, as well as stunning white sand ...

You know the saying: breakfast is the most important meal of the day. Well, it’s true! Eating breakfast has not only been shown to promote weight loss by jump-starting your metabolism, according ...

San Diego is a water wonderland replete with cozy coves, bodacious bays, and Pacific Ocean adventures. Combine the idyllic year-round weather with sensational sea features, and you’ve got yourself a ...

Did you know windsurfing (also known as boardsailing or sailboarding) got its start in California? Yup. This exhilarating wind-propelled water activity is a mashup of the rich surfing culture and the ...

Have you tried cuisine at many La Jolla restaurants? La Jolla, California’s location naturally lends itself to incredibly unique cuisine: it’s right on the Pacific and only about two hours north of ...

La Jolla’s most iconic celebration of elegance and engineering is back. From Friday, April 25 through Sunday, April 27, 2025, the 19th Annual La Jolla Concours d’Elegance, presented by LPL Financial, ...

Modern life often keeps our bodies in a state of high alert, but 9D Breathwork could help you hit the “reset” button on your nervous system. And, soon, there will be a chance to try it out in San ...

One of La Jolla’s secret swings mysteriously disappeared in October before reappearing a week later in November. The swing, which is well-known for being one of La Jolla’s hidden secrets, overlooks ...

Since its roots beginning in the 1950s, the La Jolla Symphony has a proud history of premiering new music and promoting the arts. Almost half of the performances are new premiers and fresh, up and ...