US TENNIS NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS March 3-6 The Pacific Coast Mens Doubles Championships take place at the La Jolla Beach & Tennis Club. Parking and admission are free. La Jolla Beach & Tennis Club: 2000 Spindrift Drive. 858-551-4616 or http://www.usta.com/
MOMENT CYCLE SPORT'S FIESTA ISLAND TIME TRIAL SERIES 2010 March 7 Fiesta Island has the fastes island road course in CA. Join all the competitiors to see who can ride the quickest 20k, Single riders, tandems and teams all compete for top honors and island records. http://www.fiestaisland.com/
USS MIDWAY Month of March Imagine experiencing life at sea aboard one of America's longest serving aircraft carriers. Visitors to the USS Midway museum enter a floating city at sea and walk in the footsteps of 225,000 Midway sailors who served our country and upheld the American ideals of strength, freedom and peace. http://www.midway.org/ Open daily from 10am-5pm
GRAND OPENING EXHIBITION - THE GARDEN OF MYTHOS Present- through 4/2 The inaugural exhibit, "The Garden of Mythos: Abstraction in collaboration with Nature," will feature the large scale oi-on-canvas work of San Diego artist Anna Zappoli. Zappoli, originally from Italy, has been in the US since 1966 and has exhibited several times. http://www.sandiego.org/
CARNIVAL AT MEMORIAL PARK March 4-11 The main attractions are traditional and exciting carnival rides and games. Snack food will be available. 5-11pm. Memorial Park (3900 Marcy Ave.) Admission S1.50. Ermalinda Orozlo 951-360-0713
ROBERT EGGER SOUTH BAY REC. CTR. CARNIVAL March 4-7 Attractions include traditional carnival rides and games for all ages, snacks, and a computer portrait novelty booth. 5-11pm. 1885 Coronado Ave. $1.50 (age 7 & older) - FREE (age 6 & younger) BJ Jacob (760) 735-8542 or http://www.amusemenls.com/
OCEAN BEACH KIWANIS KITE FESTIVAL March 6 The event offers musical entrtainment, carnival rides, home-made crafts, and light refreshments. In conjunction with the "Ocean Beach Kite Parade". 9am-4pm. Santa Monica Avenue (between Sunset Cliffs Blvd. & Ebers St.) Melanie Nickel (619) 225-8705
COLON CANCER 5K RUN/WALK March 6 It's a timed 5K run/walk and a 1-mile fun run to raise awareness about colorectal cancer. In an effort to do this, participants are encouraged to wear undies over their running attire. Yes, your undies! Strollers and leashed dogs are welcome. 8-9am. Liberty Station. $30.00 (age 14 & older) - $25.00 (age 6-13) Jodji Setter (619) 261-5578 or http://www.ccalliance.org/
CIVIL WAR REENACTMENT March 6-7 Visitors will have a fist hand look at the sights and sounds of battle as well as a chance at involvement in living history presentations in the camps. Battles will be held twice daily at 12pm and 2pm both days. The museum will also have walking tours of their collections of antique equipment and a selection of food and refreshment. Antique Gas & Steam Museum: 2040 North Santa Fe Ave., Vista. 10am-5pm. 760-941-1791 or http://www.ooldcoastfestivals.com/
UNION-TRIBUNE RACE FOR LITERACY March 7 The event is an 8K run/walk that begins in Balboa Park and finishes at Pantoja Park in downtown San Diego where a festive celebration of music and refreshments await the participants. Proceeds benefit literacy programs. 8-11am. $25.00 - $33.00. Leisha Battles (760) 692-2900 or http://www.inmotionevents.com/
GRAN FONDO COLNAGO SD EXPO March 7 Italian-themed cycling expo in Little Italy. Cycling and fitness gear, music, cocktails, food and family activities. In conjunction with the "Gran Fondo Colnago" a cycling classic. 10am-5pm. India St. Rob Klinqensmith (619) 742-0122 or ww.qranfondosandieao.com
CALIFONIA CENTER FOR THE ARTS, ESCONDIDO WLLS FARGO FREE FIRST WEDNESDAYS: GOLDEN BOUGH March 10 Rooted in the tradition of Celtic music, Golden Bough celebrates the songs of Irish, Scottish and American heritage. Tickets are available on a first come first serve basis, one hour prior to curtain. 4pm and 7 pm http://www.artcenter.org/
17TH ANNUAL SAN DIEGO LATINO FILM FESTIVAL March 11-21 San Diego Latino Film Festival is proud to celebrate Mexico's bicentennial with an exciting array of Mexican short and feature films. Located at Mission Valley Cinemas at Hazard Center. 619-267-6010 or http://www.sdlatinofilm.com/
ST. PATRICK'S DAY FESTIVAL AND PARADE March 13 A Celtic Village abounds with Irish culture filled with music, dancing, food, and beer; plus activities and rides for children. In conjunction with the "St. Patrick's Day Parade". 10am-6pm. Parade from 11am-1pm. Balboa Park. West side of park along 6th Ave between Laurel & Quince. $2.00 (entrance fee into the Beer Garden) Mickey Michaud (914) 262-5693 or http://www.stpalsparade.org/
CHERRY BLOSSOM FESTIVAL March 13 Get a taste of Japan by visiting gorgeous outdoor gardens, watching a traditional tea ceremony, and enjoying delicious refreshments; plus craft-making and games for children. 11am-2pm. Balboa Park: Japanese Friendship Garden. $18.00 (adult) - S7.00 (child age 6 & younger) Luanne Kanzawa (619) 232-2721 or http://www.niwa.org/
TASTING 2010 March 14 Over two hundred wineries, all members of Family Winemakers of California, will be at the Del Mar Fairgrounds. This large tasting will showcase small, family-owned wineries, many of which pour at very few events. 1-6pm. $45 in advance; $55 at the door. 415-705-0646 or http://www.familvwinemakers.org/
SHAMROCK March 17 Lively Irish entertainment, dancing, food, drink, bagpipes, shamrocks, and more. 4pm. Gaslamp Quarter. $20.00 - S25.00. Laurel McFarlane (619) 233-5008 or http://www.mcfarlanepromotions.com/
CHOREOGRAPHERS' CONCERT March 20 This popular concert features works by local choreographers presenting a range of dance styles that will include contemporary and classical ballet, modern and lyrical hip-hop. 7pm Pacific Beach Middle School 4678 Ingraham St. San Diego, http://www.californiaballet.org/
YOUTH FITNESS EXPO March 20 Promote an active and healthy lifestyle for local elementary school children. Child performances on stage, fitness activities, raffle drawings, fun games, and contests for prizes. 11am-5pm. Balboa Park (Spreckels Organ Pavilion) Kalhv Schossow (619) 276-7763
CIRCLE OF ART March 20-21 The Annual Circle of Art Show and Sale will showcase 70 professional artists, with works in oil, mixed media paintings, art glass, jewelry, fabric art, ceramics/pottery and photographs. Food vendors will be on site. Palm Canyon Drive, Borrego Springs. Sat 9am-5pm, Sun 9am-3:30pm. 760-767-0042 or http://www.circle-of-art.org/
ANNUAL HERB FESTIVAL March 20-21 Guided tours of the herb garden, guest speakers and nurseries with varieties of plants, herbs and herb related products, garden and book items available. S1 parking charge per vehicle. San Diego Botanic Garden: 230 Quail Gardens Dr., Encinitas. 9am-4pm. $10/adults; $7/seniors/military/students, $5/children 3-12, members and children under 3 are free. 760-436-3036 or http://www.sdbaarden.org/
LPGA CLASSIC March 21-27 The best female golfers in the world come to Carlsbad for the inaugural LPGA Classic Presented by J Golf. LPGA stars expected to grace the La Costa fairways include Michelle Wie, Lorena Ochoa, Natlie Gulbid, Paula Creamer and more! La Costa Resort & Spa: 2100 Costa Del Mar Road, Carlsbad. $10. 1-888-SEE-LPGA or http://www.lpgalacosta.com/
CESAR CHAVEZ MARCH March 24 Elementary school childen, parents, and teachers from the Cesar Chavez Elementary School will march through the community of Southcrest in honor and remembrance of Cesar Chavez. 10am-12pm. 1404 South 40th St. Alfredo Rodriguez (619) 5274098
UGLY DOG CONTEST March 26 Over 14 Contest categories. Contest proceeds benefit Rancho Coastal Humane Society Safehouse Program, Helen Woodward Therapeutic Riding Program, and Friends of Del Mar Parks. 11:15am-3pm. Del Mar Fairgrounds. $8/adults; $2/12 under. 858-755-5913 or www.uQlvdoqcontest.com
6TH ANNUAL SAN DIEGO INDIE FEST March 26-27 Diverse music, film, mixed genres, and new talents in performing arts. Encourages environmental and humanitarian activism promoting positive change in our city and beyond. 12-11pm. 5 Star Parking Lot (29th St. between University Ave. & North Park Way) $23 (gen. admission) - $20 (student/senior/active military) - FREE (child age 5 & younger) Danielle LoPresti (619) 794-2882 or http://www.sandieaoindiefest.com/
MAINLY MOZART CONCERTS MARCH 26-28 Mainly Mozart brings the annual Spotlight Series of chamber music concerts to Rancho Santa Fe and San Diego. Call for showtimes, admission price and location. http://www.mainlymozart.org/
BANFF MOUNTAIN FILM FESTIVAL MARCH 26-29 Ignite your passion for adventure, action, and traavel! Journey to exotic locations, paddle the wildest waters, and climb the highest peaks of the most captivating places on earth. Film lists, which include different films each night will be posted one week in advance of the showings at http://www.adventure16.com/ http://www.sdnhm.org/
CARLSBAD FLOWER FIELDS KID'S DAY MARCH 27 Calling all kids! Join us for a special day of fun activities just for you! Meet Ronald McDonald from 2-3 pm. Entertainment. Play in snow and go sledding noon-5pm and don't forget the stunning walk through the flower fieldss. 9am-5pm 760-431-0352 or http://www.theflowerfields.com/
SAN DIEGO RACE FOR AUTISM March 27 The event offers a 5K timed run/walk and a 1-mile family fun walk. Proceeds will benefit programs and services for autistic children living in San Diego. 7-11am. Balboa Park. $20.00-S30.00 (age 13 & older) -$10.00-S15.00 (age 12 & younger) Sharon Leon (858-679-8800 or http://www.raceforautism.org/
CESAR CHAVEZ PARADE & CELEBRATION March 27 A memorial parade (march) and community celebration is held in honor of Cesar Chavez who strived to uplift the Latino community with efforts to bring people together with hope, pride, and justice. 10am-4pm. Parade (25th St./J St. - Cesar Chavez Pkwy - Irving Ave. - Sampson St. - Logan Ave.) - Celebration (Logan Ave. between 26th St. & Evans St.) Jovita Juarez (619) 227-4588 or http://www.sandieaochavezcommitlee.org/
LA MESA VILLAGE ANTIQUE FAIRE 2010 March 27 Once a year, La Mesa Blvd. is closed and antique dealers from far and wide set out their wares. Reminiscent of an old-fashioned Midwest flea market, there is live music and entertainment. All of our restaurants, coffee houses and pubs in The Village prepare special fare! http://www.imvma.com/
ROLANDO STREET FAIR March 28 Amid local musical entertainment of rock, jazz , and blues, there will be carnival rides for children, a food court, and booths containing merchandise and information. 10am-6pm. Rolando Blvd. (between El Cajon Blvd. & Solita St.) Rhonda Johnson (619) 204-3955 or http://www.rolandocommunitvcouncil.org/
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