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SUMMER SYMPHONY SERIES IN SAN DIEGO Talent flows through the San Diego Symphony’s Bayside Summer Nights concert series as famous singers such as Grammy Award winner Patti LaBelle and Broadway star
Megan Hilty perform with the symphony. Other notable performers include singer Roger Daltrey from The Who.
The concert series begins June 29, leading into July 4, and comes to a triumphant end on Sept. 2 with the symphony playing Tchaikovsky’s 1812 Overture, accompanied by real cannons. The concert series will also feature the symphony playing the scores to movies as they’re shown. For instance, Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire will show Aug. 4–5, and West Side Story will show Aug 10. For more, visit sandiegosymphony.org/tickets-events/bayside2018. —Megan Campbell
BOWLS FULL OF COLOR In 1981, famed glassblower Dale Chihuly had the idea to use the 300 colors in his Tacoma, Washington, hot shop. He began with charts, choosing one color for the interior of a piece, another for the exterior, and then he started combining colors in unexpected ways. The result was the Macchia series, which is on display in the “Macchia Forest Exhibition” at the Wiener Museum of Decorative Arts near Fort Lauderdale, Florida, through Dec. 31. The exhibit features 20 floral-shaped bowls that showcase Chihuly’s unique blending and layering of colors. Macchia is Italian for spot, stain or smear. For more, visit wmoda.com. —Megan Campbell
‘BEAUTIFUL CHAOS’ IN PHILLY The Modernism art movement was full of stylistic diversity that curators at the Philadelphia Museum of Art describe as “beautiful chaos.” The museum’s “Modern Times: American Art,” through Sept. 3, showcases the breadth of the artistic movement, from Florine Stettheimer’s Spring Sale at Bendel’s (pictured) to Georgia O’Keeffe’s abstract Red and Orange Streak to work by Marsden Hartley, Jacob Lawrence and Horace Pippin. Modernism is most directly tied to the period from 1910 to 1950, when artists highlighted diversity and addressed life in America through bright colors and defined shapes. Visit philamuseum.org/exhibitions/866.html for more. —Megan Campbell
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Clockwise from far left: A pool with underwater music at FOUR SEASONS RESORT THE BILTMORE SANTA BARBARA. Local oysters at BIBI JI. The cactus garden at LOTUSLAND contains more than 300 species. RIVIERA TOWEL COMPANY Santa Barbara towel, $26.
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With its beautiful beaches and sublime weather year-round, laid-back San Diego has never really had to make much of an effort to woo its legion of die-hard fans—but lately, things have been heating up in a big way. STAY Check into the Instagrammable Pendry San Diego (pendryhotels.com), whose six restaurants and bars are adding to the city’s culinary cachet, or the nautical-inspired Hotel Republic (hotelrepublicsd.com). Now in its 130th year, Coronado’s iconic Hotel del Coronado (hoteldel.com) offers a jam-packed calendar of summer events, including the Del Beach Bash (July 1), kicking off Independence Day weekend. DINE Make a reservation at the gilded multimillion-dollar steakhouse Born &
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4. 5. 1. 3.1 PHILLIP LIM Pre-Fall 2018. 2. FENDI FF Logo belt, $1,190, fendi.com. 3. GIGI C BIKINIS Lauren top, $105, and Sidney bottoms, $88, gigicbikinis.com. 4. OSCAR DE LA RENTA Pure Crème Regina sunglasses, $2,495, Oscar de la Renta, C.M. 5. DIOR Nicely-D Ballerina flats, $690, Dior, B.H. 6. SUPREME X RIMOWA Topas Multiwheel 70 suitcase, $1,800, Rimowa, B.H.
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FOUR SEASONS POOL: BARBARA KRAFT. BIBI JI DISH: COLLIN DEWELL. LOTUSLAND: BOB CRAIG. RIVIERA TOWEL COMPANY: REBECCA FARMER. FOUR MOONS SPA: JEREMY SEARLE. EL JARDÍN DISH: JIM SULLIVAN. HOTEL DEL CORONADO: HOTEL DEL CORONADO. DEL MAR RACETRACK: DEL MAR THOROUGHBRED CLUB.
Santa Barbara’s heart has never been bigger. After last winter’s devastating Montecito mudslides, locals have come together to reconnect and rebuild. The result? Bustling neighborhoods, openings and reopenings, and friendly faces out and about—meaning there’s never been a better time to visit the American Riviera. “It’s our special place and becoming known to the world,” says Jim Rosenfield, owner of the Montecito Country Mart (montecitocountrymart.com). STAY In honor of its 90th anniversary, Four Seasons Resort The Biltmore Santa Barbara (fourseasons.com) is offering a throwback series of prints in collaboration with photographer Gray Malin of the resort’s neighboring Coral Casino Beach and Cabana Club (coralcasinoclub.com). Meanwhile, Belmond El Encanto (belmond.com) is marking its centennial with a series of events celebrating the resort’s history as a retreat for Hollywood. The famed San Ysidro Ranch (sanysidroranch.com) and upcoming seaside Rosewood Miramar Beach Montecito
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Raised (bornandraisedsteak.com), and don’t miss a drink at its rooftop cocktail bar. Graze on Wagyu steaks and elk sashimi at the sexy new izakaya Cloak & Petal (cloakandpetal.com), where the bar is shaded by cherry blossom trees. And expect plenty of authenticity at Italian eatery Maestoso (maestoso.com), helmed by Roman chef Marco Maestoso, or Top Chef alum Claudette Zepeda-Wilkins’ chic contemporary Mexican restaurant El Jardín (eljardinrestaurantbar.com).
PAMPER Make your weekend a wellness escape with a trip to Encinitas to the holistic day spa Four Moons (fourmoonsspa.com)—treat yourself to massages and anti-aging facials, as well as color readings, or sessions with a master astrologer. CAN’T MISS Summer marks the return of two of the city’s most beloved institutions: San Diego Symphony’s (sandiegosymphony.org) Bayside Summer Nights series—with an impressive lineup this year that includes Patti LaBelle and Clint Black—and Del Mar (dmtc.com), the only seaside racetrack in the country, which has a busy few months planned with thoroughbred races, concerts, and beer and food festivals all summer long. • SARAH K H AN
From top: Traditional Balinese bales set over a koi pond at FOUR MOONS. EL JARDÍN’s Jalisco-style posole rojo. A view of HOTEL DEL CORONADO. The DEL MAR racetrack.
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