Dia de los Muertos

October 31, 2017 By My SD Moms Leave a Comment

This community-wide commemoration, which honors ancestors and other deceased loved ones with special menus, music, dancing and crafts, includes Day of the Dead sugar skull decorating, mask and paper flower making; and face painting. Workshops will be free or cost a small fee to cover materials. There will be several face-painting locations throughout Old Town, including at Fiesta de Reyes and Bazaar del Mundo.

Fiesta de Reyes will feature a family-oriented indoor exhibit called Casa de las Calaveras. Guests will tour a series of colorful displays that tell a story of Dia de los Muertos and educate the whole family about the traditions of Dia de los Muertos.

COST: Free

AGES: All

13th Annual Boulevard BOO! Parade

October 28, 2017 By My SD Moms Leave a Comment

The College Area Business District is proud to announce that the Boulevard BOO! Parade is returning to the College Area Saturday, October 28, 2017 for the 13th Year!

The Boo! Parade is a FREE, family-friendly event which promises to be bigger and spookier than ever this year! More floats, balloons, ghosts, goblins and zombies, music and entertainment! More of what makes the Boulevard BOO! Parade San Diego’s only Halloween Parade!

To see full event information, CLICK HERE!

Creative Kids

October 26, 2017 By My SD Moms Leave a Comment

Parents can explore the exhibitions while kids ages 2-5 experience art, music, and stories with Corinna Stocker.

Prices are for children’s registration, no fee for the parent.

Registration is $8 for members with one child, or $12 for two children, and $10 for visitors with one child, or $15 for two children.

Costume Week

October 25, 2017 By My SD Moms Leave a Comment

Black cats and witch’s brew, we want to dress up with you! Wear your costume to Pretend City this whole week and receive 25% off your second admission!

COST: Included with museum admission

AGES: 1-8 years

Starts at 5:00 pm

Haunted Tales of the Ship

October 24, 2017 By My SD Moms Leave a Comment

Feel the rock of the harbor beneath your feet and take note of every creek during your time aboard downtown’s iron-hulling sailing ship the Star of India. Built in 1863, you’ll be told tales by lantern light from its 153 year-old history. These tales are creepy and true or not, you’re not likely to hear these stories during its daytime operating hours. Be sure to bring a sweater because if the harbor air doesn’t chill you, the stories will.

COST: $8 – $18/person; $45/family package