San Diego Weekend Events Friday September 18 to Sunday September 20, 2015

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What: KAABOO Del Mar Music Festival
When: Friday September 18 to Sunday September 20, 2015
Where: Del Mar Racetrack
Description: Kaaboo Music Festival is a completely curated music festival experience. With a lineup that include performers like No Doubt, the Killers, Zac Brown Band, Snoop Dogg, Foster the People, 311, and many more, there is something for everyone. KAABOO was created by music lovers for music lovers. An adult escape, uniquely curated to appeal to all five of your senses, with world-class music, dancing, incredible cuisine, craft libations, inspiring contemporary art, and personal indulgences. Gates open at 11 a.m. daily. Outdoor live music and amplified sound will end by 10 p.m. nightly. Indoor entertainment to feature extended hours, ending at 2:30 a.m. on Friday and Saturday nights.

Cost: $199 – $2,499
Kids 2 and under are free.

What: San Diego Festival of Beer
When: Friday September 18, 2015
Where: Broadway Pier, San Diego
Description: San Diego’s original beer festival is finally old enough to drink! The San Diego Festival of Beer (and cancer-fighting fundraiser) is celebrating its 21st birthday! Presented by the San Diego Professionals Against Cancer (SDPAC), the festival returns to the Broadway Pier Friday, September 18! This year’s fest features live music and over 60 different breweries serving 120 varieties of tasty craft brews. New this year! Each ticket includes admission into the event, unlimited (2 oz) beer tastes and the first 1,500 guests receive a free souvenir event logo tasting mug to keep. Early bird tickets are now available for $40 through July 31 and $45 from August 1-31 and $50 onwards. Get your tickets here at bit.ly/sdbeerfest2015

Cost: $40 – $50

What: San Diego Restaurant Week
When: Sunday, September 20, 2015
Where: Various locations throughout San Diego
Description: This year, San Diego Restaurant Week celebrates local. Restaurants will partner with local distributors, farmers, vintners, brewers, and fishermen to bring local produce and Pacific-caught seafood to your plate.

From Sunday, September 20 through Sunday, September 27, over 180 restaurants will participate. Dinner will be served as a three-course, prix-fixe menu for $20, $30, $40, or $50 per person and lunch will be served as a two-course prix-fixe menu for $10, $15, or $20 per person.

Ditch the dirty dishes and join over 150,000 fellow diners as we celebrate San Diego’s thriving culinary scene and the homegrown, local businesses that provide us with the produce and products we love.

Cost: $10 – $50

What: San Diego Bayfair
When: Friday September 18 to Sunday September 20, 2015
Where: North Ski Beach Mission Bay, San Diego
Description: The H1 Unlimited hydroplanes and Grand Prix West boats are back on Mission Bay, Sept. 18-20, 2015. Joining the fastest boats on the water are piston-powered hydroplanes, tunnel boats and cracker boxes. If you love piston power, this is definitely the spot to be! Spend a weekend in the sun on San Diego’s Mission Bay and enjoy live bands, beer gardens, kids’ zone and specialty food vendors. Looking for a weekend getaway, great RV camp sites are available on Mission Bay. Choose from Vacation Island or Fiesta Island.
Cost: $20 – $250

What: San Diego Pagan Pride
When: Saturday September 19, 2015
Where: NTC Park at Liberty Station, San Diego
Description: Pagan Pride Day celebrations are held annually around the world within a few weeks either side of the Autumnal Equinox.

San Diego has hosted its own Pagan Pride Day festival every year since 2003. This is a family friendly festival that is open to everyone — not just Pagans — and is free to attend!

Featured are lectures, workshops, entertainment, children’s activities, food, wares, and public neo-pagan rituals celebrating the Autumn Equinox. There will be raffling of items donated by local vendors as well as a silent auction.

At the Pagan Pride festival we collect donations for our charities in our effort to support the community. Please bring a non perishable food item for Mama’s Kitchen and/or a donation for Project Wildlife.

For more information please visit us at: http://www.sdpaganpride.org

Cost: Free

What: Oktoberfest at Congregational Church of La Jolla
When: Saturday September 19, 2015
Where: Congregational Church of La Jolla
Description: Join the fun! Congregational Church of La Jolla’s 11th annual Oktoberfest.Entertainment by the Gordon Kohl Oktoberfest Band.Enjoy a hearty German dinner of roasted sausages, kraut, red cabbage, and potato salad with an apple dessert.

Dinner tickets on line at www.lajollaucc.org; or come on by to enjoy the music.

Call 858-459-5045 for additional information. O’zapft is!
Cost: $15 – $45
Dinner tickets $15, VIP package for 2 includes 2 dinners, 2 drink tickets, and valet parking.

What: Viva San Diego with The Dan Band
When: Saturday September 19, 2015
Where: House of Blues San Diego
Description: For one night only, on Sept 19, the House of Blues will be transformed into the classic Las Vegas strip for Viva San Diego, with music by The Dan band, famous for their performance in The Hangover and Old School. The nights events will feature casino games, yard slushies, specialty cocktails provided by Loaded Vodka- all guaranteed to make your wildest Vegas dreams come alive! Doors open at 7 pm, 18+.
Cost: $20 – $22

What: BuzzBox Challenge at San Diego Polo Club
When: Sunday September 20, 2015
Where: San Diego Polo Club
Description: Join us for the BuzzBox Challenge featuring Biplanes.

12:30pm Gates Open
1:00pm Polo Match
2:30pm Intermission
3:00pm Polo Match
3:45pm Divot Stomp
4:30pm Trophy Presentation & Player Photo Opportunities

Cost: $15 – $440

What: The Beach Boys – featuring Mike Love & Bruce Johnston
When: Sunday September 20, 2015
Where: Humphreys Concerts by the Bay
Description: From humble roots in Hawthorne, California, The Beach Boys have become an international sensation. Their famous harmonies and classic songs continue to travel the world bringing “Good Vibrations” everywhere. Now the 50th Anniversary Tour — The Beach Boys’ first major outing with Brian Wilson in more than two decades — finds the group performing music from its earliest surf rock classics to masterpieces like “Wouldn’t It Be Nice” and “God Only Knows” from perhaps the most acclaimed album of all-time, Pet Sounds, to later hits from the Seventies and Eighties including “Kokomo” to brand new songs recently recorded for That’s Why God Made The Radio. At the same time, both The Beach Boys 50th Anniversary Tour and That’s Why God Made The Radio will acknowledge the enduring contributions of the late great Carl and Dennis Wilson, two fallen musical brothers who were such a meaningful part of this story. For five decades, The Beach Boys — America’s first pop band to reach the 50-year milestone — has recorded and performed the music that has become the world’s favorite soundtrack to summer.