[important]San Diego Weekend Events & Things To Do Friday, Feb. 15 – Sunday Feb. 17, 2013[/important]
Valentine’s Day may be official over but the fun will continue all around San Diego. So grab your loved ones and attend any of the following events this weekend!
What: Harlem Globetrotters 
When: FRIDAY, SATURDAY, SUNDAY 5PM – 10PM
Where: Valley View Casino Center
Description: Take a seat in San Diego as the boys from Harlem trot to town for an exhibition basketball game combining athleticism and humor. Having dunked their way into the hearts of many for generations, this family friendly event is guaranteed to be a thrill.
Cost: $15-$145 (Parking $20) – Tickets HERE
What: Harland Williams
When: FRIDAY, SATURDAY 7:30 and 9:30
Where: American Comedy Company
Description: Head out to the American Comedy Company to see the outlandish sketch and stand-up comedian/actor Harland Williams.
Cost: $20 – Tickets HERE
What: 31st Annual Chinese New Year Fair
When: SATURDAY 10AM – 5PM
Where: Chinese Historical Museum
Description: This two day street fair will present all sorts of festive Chinese cultural artifacts to commemorate the Year of the Snake. Join this FREE event for Chinese cuisine, lion dancing, a dragon and lantern parade, martial arts, cultural music and dances, an Asian Story Theater, children’s arts and crafts and more
What: Tribute to the Reggae Legends
When: SATURDAY, SUNDAY 3PM – MIDNIGHT
Where: Port Pavilion on Broadway Pier
Description: There’s no better way to celebrate Bob Marley Day than heading down to the Port Pavilion for the 32nd Annual Tribute to Reggae Legends, presented by the WorldBeat Center.
Cost: $60 – $160
What: Japanese Art Show and Bamboo Flute Concert
When: SUNDAY 1PM – 4PM
Where: Mission Trails Regional Park
Description: The Taka Sumi-e Art Society will be exhibiting traditional Japanese-style sumi-e, or brush paintings. During this showing make sure to experience the soothing sounds of Mary Lu Brandwein on the shakuhachi, or Japanese bamboo flute. The FREE concert will be held at 3PM in the MTRP Visitor Center.
