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GRUNION RUN 2017 For those not familiar, grunion is a species of fish that leaves the water at night to spawn on beaches during the spring and summer months through- out Southern California. For four con- secutive nights beginning on the nights of the full and new moons, spawning occurs after high tides and continues for several hours. Peak spawning is from late March to early June. During the open season (March, June, July, August, and September), a California fishing license is required for those 16 years and older. Grunion may be taken by hand only — no holes may be dug in the beach to entrap them. Happy hunting!
WHEN: Thursday, March 30, 11:40 p.m. to 1:40 a.m. Varying days and times through the end of August. WHERE: All San Diego Beaches.
wildlife.ca.gov/fishing/ocean/grunion
TINARIWEN. The Grammy-winning band started in Algeria in 1979 “play- ing traditional Berber music shot through with other influences, includ- ing American rock and roll,” according to Reader contributor Andrew Hamlin, who speaks with two members of the group about the politi- cal unrest in their part of the world
March 30–April 5
and the hurdles of touring to the West this year. Tinariwen takes the Belly Up stage on Thursday. Blurt, page 45.
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BANKERS HILL ART & CRAFT BEER FESTIVAL This festival returns for its fifth year. Taking place throughout two levels of the Abbey, a historic 10,000-square- foot venue, this event showcases San
SATURDAY, APRIL 1: LATIN AMERICAN ART FESTIVAL
Diego.
bankershill.ticketleap.com/ acbf2017
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Diego breweries, Bankers Hill restau- rants, and pop-up galleries from local artists. A ticket gets you pours from 15 breweries including Resident Brewing, Thorn Street, Hillcrest Brewing, Karl Strauss, Gordon Biersch, Pizza Port, Coronado Brewing Co., and Pure Project. Food served by Bankers Hill restaurants including Cucina Urbana, the Corner Drafthouse, Mister A’s, Wet Stone Wine Bar, Barrio Star, Pizzicato, Hornblower, and oth- ers. In partnership with the San Diego Brewers Guild. $25–$30.
WHEN: Friday, March 31, 6 to 9 p.m. WHERE: The Abbey, 2825 Fifth Avenue, downtown San
LATIN AMERICAN ART FESTIVAL An annual event with outdoor exhibits, painting, sculpture, photography, and printmaking as well as folk art, crafts, performances, and the culinary arts of Latin American countries. It is the only festival of its kind in Southern California, with over 70 visual art- ists from Colombia, Peru, Venezuela, Guatemala, Mexico, and the United States, Latin-inspired beer and exclu- sive wines from the Baja region, con- tinuous performances by young musi- cians, dancers, and singers on stage, a fashion show from InnovaModa with emerging clothing designers from Tijuana, and a Children’s Creative Play Area.
WHEN: Saturday, April 1, 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Also on Sunday. WHERE: Liberty Station, 2730 Historic
Decatur Road. 619-752-6118;
latinamericanartfestival.com
JULIAN GOLD RUSH DAYS Julian Gold Rush Days celebrates the discovery of gold in this mountain community and invites kids to learn more about its history with a week- end of entertainment including gold panning, tomahawk throwing, candle dipping, and more. Located at the Julian Mining Company in Wynola, an old-fashioned mining camp offers re-enactors, an arts and crafts market, food and drink, a petting zoo, pony rides, and — hold on to your hat — an old-fashioned laundry exhibit. New for 2017: several raffle prizes from local merchants and restaurants. $3 for adults, kids 12 and under free.
WHEN: Saturday, April 1, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Also on Sunday. WHERE: Julian Mining Company, 4444 State Highway 78, Wynola. 760-765-1857;
visitjulian.com
TINARIWEN
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