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  • South Korean authorities plan to investigate the border crossing and did not immediately say whether they view the incident as a defection attempt.
  • Algunos residentes del condado de San Diego pronto regresarán a las urnas para una elección especial. ¿Qué necesitan saber los votantes sobre el proceso de votación?
  • Some San Diego County beach areas are closed to swimmers and surfers Monday because of high bacteria levels.
  • A new wildfire in Greece prompted evacuations in coastal areas south of Athens, as firefighters in neighboring Turkey remained locked in a battle to contain flames tearing through forested hillsides.
  • On Thursday, three federal judges in Maryland, New Hampshire and Washington, D.C., said Trump's anti-DEI efforts were on shaky legal ground.
  • The perfect event for spooky season, "The Phantom of the Opera" (1925) marked the first adaptation of the 1910 horror novel by French author Gaston Leroux. Lon Chaney plays the titular character, a talented but deformed virtuoso who haunts the halls of the Paris Opera House as he attempts to make his protégé and love interest, Christine, into a star. This event is part of San Diego Theatres’ Silent Movie Mondays series, which features famous silent films accompanied by the Balboa Theatre’s historic theatre organ, played live by acclaimed organists. Learn more about it at https://sandiegotheatres.org/silent-movie-mondays. General admission tickets are $24, with a discount available for seniors, students, and members of our military. For those who are interested in a more premium experience, reserved VIP seating is available for $39. Includes premium seating and admission to a pre-show prelude that includes a discussion with the organist about the history and theme of the film. Visit: https://sandiegotheatres.org/event/2024/10/phantom-opera-1925 San Diego Theaters on Instagram and Facebook
  • Join us for an immersive performance by Mohammad Khodadadi, an acclaimed Persian composer and performer on the ney, an ancient end-blown cane flute that plays a central role in Persian mysticism. The sound of the ney is said to express the human soul’s longing for union with God, drawing listeners into an introspective, contemplative state. Born in Iran, and trained by masters of Persian music, Mohammad weaves the haunting sounds of the ney with the dynamic energy of Iranian bagpipes, blending traditional Persian melodies with his own innovative compositions. Mohammad will invite the audience to experience the expressive range of Persian music, enhanced by his deep knowledge of both Western and Persian classical traditions. This close-up encounter promises an evening of captivating sounds and spontaneous musical exchanges, offering rare insight into Iran’s musical heritage through the artistry of one of its most dedicated performers. In a Q&A after the performance, we’ll have the chance to engage directly with the artist and explore his creative process and inspirations. Expect an evening that draws you closer to the beauty and depth of this captivating musical tradition. About the artist: Mohammad Khodadadi, born in Bushehr, Iran, started his musical journey on the ney at age 15, He trained rigorously under master musicians, later studying the Persian radif (traditional repertoire) and vocal techniques alongside piano and composition in Iran and Austria. He is currently pursuing Western composition studies at the University of Anton Bruckner in Linz, Austria, and has expanded his expertise to include conducting. Mohammad performs as a soloist and composer across Europe and Iran and organizes seminars to promote Persian classical music in the West. He teaches Persian music fundamentals in Austrian institutions, along with individual classes in ney, Persian singing, and music theory. His work bridges cultures, blending the depth of Persian musical heritage with Western classical influences, bringing traditional Persian sounds to global audiences with fresh and innovative expressions. Visit: The Art of the Ney: Contemporary Sounds of Iran with Mohammad Khodadadi Mohammad Khodadadi on Instagram and Facebook
  • City officials hoisted a copper dome back on top of the Botanical Building, as the iconic structure’s $28.5 million restoration gets closer to completion.
  • A GOP electoral warning points to Elon Musk in the hot seat, and President Trump employed a third-term distraction. Also, a trade war rages, and there were mass firings at key scientific agencies.
  • Hop on over to Hilton San Diego Bayfront for a special Easter celebration with family and friends! Nestled along the stunning San Diego Bay and just steps from the Gaslamp Quarter, the resort offers locals and hotel guests alike the perfect backdrop for an egg-cellent holiday. Indulge in delectable all-day dining specials and bayviews at Hudson & Nash, then let the little ones embark on a hoppin' good Easter egg hunt. Capture the moment by snapping a selfie with the Easter Bunny and enjoy some furry fun at our petting zoo. With relaxing amenities, locally inspired dining, and breathtaking views, no bunny does Easter like the Hilton San Diego Bayfront! Easter Weekend Event Lineup: Hudson & Nash will offer Easter dining specials from April 19–20, featuring a festive holiday menu. Guests can enjoy Paska Bread served all day, Quiche Lorraine for breakfast and lunch, and Grilled Lamb Sirloin Steak during lunch and dinner. The Easter Egg hunt will take place on Sunday, April 20 in Promenade Plaza, with children ages 1–6 starting at 9 a.m. and ages 7–12 at 11 a.m. No cost, all hotel guests are welcome! A photo-op with the Easter Bunny will be held in the Lobby on Sunday, April 20 from 9 a.m. to noon for guests to capture special memories. A petting zoo will also be available in Promenade Plaza on Sunday, April 20 from 9:30 a.m. to noon, offering guests the chance to interact with adorable barnyard animals at no additional cost. Hilton San Diego Bayfront Seasonal Activities Hudson & Nash on Facebook / Instagram
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