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As many know, February is a time of the year where love takes the front seat! While your romance can shine wherever you are, there is one neighborhood in San Diego that stands out for its incredible dining scene, stunning views, and irresistible atmosphere. Whether you’re surprising your life-long partner with a romantic evening or looking to impress someone new, Little Italy is the neighborhood for the perfect Valentine’s Day celebration with those who mean the most. Little Italy is known for many attractions, but one of its most enchanting beauties is the breathtaking scenery that surrounds the neighborhood. Immerse yourselves in the stunning views of the city, iconic landmarks, and historical sites at every turn. While strolling through the charming blocks with your partner, bask in the picturesque city landscape by sitting at one of the many piazzas around the neighborhood. Among these, Piazza Della Famiglia stands out as a regional and national favorite for of its panoramic view of the bay and captivating fountain that transports you straight to the heart of Italy. Choosing the perfect restaurant is crucial in setting the right mood for the remainder of your date night. From fast casual spots to a high-end, lavish meal for two, the neighborhood boasts a diverse array of dining establishments. Since the 1920s, this neighborhood has been a culinary treasure, with Italian immigrants weaving their rich flavors into the identity of the community. Today, restaurants like Allegro, Mimmo’s, and Bencotto carry forward the legacy, serving dishes passed along from those who came before them while introducing their own modern twist. However, Little Italy offers more than just Italian dining, restaurants in the neighborhood such as Born and Raised, Cloak and Petal, and Ironside Fish & Oyster Bar offer exquisite food but also an intimate and romantic ambiance, setting the stage for an unforgettable night for just the two of you. Cap off your date night on a sweet note by treating yourselves to a classic scoop of Bobboi Natural Gelato, a charming gelato shop that offers rotating flavors throughout the year. You can also indulge an Italian pastry from Nonna + Zucchero, where you can find any sweet treat your heart desires, creating the perfect sweet ending to your date night excursion. Little Italy on Facebook / Instagram

Peter Sprague presents a sonic spin through the atmosphere that songwriter Carole King created. Her hits, including “You Make Me Feel Like a Natural Woman,” “I Feel the Earth Move,” and “It’s Too Late,” take on a new hue with Peter’s jazz reimagining. Who would have thought that the young female songwriter working out of the Brill Building in the ’60s would continue to inspire and touch future generations of musicians? Join us for a night of classic songs jazzified as only the Leucadia Muso Mafia elegantly delivers. The band includes Beth Ross Buckley on flute, Pamela Pendrell on vocals, Tripp Sprague on sax and flute, Danny Green on piano, Mack Leighton on bass, Duncan Moore on drums, and Peter Sprague on guitar. Related links: Museum of Making Music: website | Instagram | Facebook