Sono in North Park uses recipes that often stay in Italy
Sono Restaurant. (Photo by Photos by Frank Sabatini Jr./Times of San Diego) Within San Diego’s treasure chest of contemporary Italian kitchens is a relative newcomer named Sono. The restaurant earlier this year inhabited the commodious corner structure at 2835 University Ave., and with a lively draw
Fashion & Masters: Deconstructing Dress at Timken Museum of Art
The Timken Museum of Art transported the guests back to the elegance of the Rococo era during its Fashion & Masters: Deconstructing Dress in the 18th century on June 14. The evening began with a wine and hors d’oeuvres reception before fashion historian Dr. Kimberly Chrisman-Campbell captivated the
Series: San Diego’s vanished roadside relics — dinosaurs, doll heads, and other highway oddities
“Dinosaur Bob” still stands proudly at the former Dinosaur Land in Alpine, now a private residential community. (Photo courtesy of Vintage San Diego on Facebook, used with permission.) Weird, wacky, and wonderful A giant piece of fruit on a street corner. A suspension bridge tucked into a canyon. A
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