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Sarabella Nieto
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tijuana is healthy
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Plaza comercial Revolución suite 213 Ave. Revolución between 3rd and 4th street downtown, Tijuana, Baja California C.P. 22000
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tijuana is gastronomy cine tonalá
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xolos insider - 10 years of passion
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TIJUANA is FRESH
There are 4 main focuses at 664: - La Casa de la Ma: Area for Urban art exhibitions and procurement. - Local Shop: 100% Mexican designed clothing, accessories and even 100% natural men’s grooming products, all from locals like Mexican Fashion, Tat Tay, NoPosguau, Newborn Creations and LH Studio. - Café Prieto: (Pretty self explanatory) Coffee by barista Chester Sanabia. - Craft Beer Kitchen: Beer by artisan beer crafter Victor Morlett and Katia Sanay from Studio 664
Location: Río Nazas 2613, Colonia Revolución
Hours: Monday to Thursday: 10:00 am - 6:00 pm Weekend’s: 10:00am to 10:00 pm
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“GIVE A LITTLE TASTE OF THE “TIJUANENSE” HEART AND TALENT TO THE WORLD, LIKE TIJUANA THERE ARE NO TWO”
I was invited to the inaugural event of Studio 664 on January 4th of
this year, thinking it would be a quick stop, I was very wrong. I was greeted with a bottle of wine, live music, incredible gourmet tostadas, surrounded by a variety of art, local Tijuana and San Diegan artists and personalities… Well, I decided to extend my stay as I ran into good friends and an ambiance that takes you away from your watch. Art is one of the many up and coming trends in the Tijuana Region, from installations, murals, clothing, accessories, music, dance and more, Studio 664 is founded to host all of the above and more as a platform that intends to exploit (in a good way) are and all its disciplines. The idea was born from listening to the frustrations of local artists and designers having difficulty finding formal and informal spaces to expose and sell their art and products. “It was time to make a change and enrich our beautiful Tijuana, where is people don’t go to the museums, we will bring them our gallery” says co-founder Katia (Kat) Sanay.
I asked Sanay what she wants as an end result of this project; “Give a little “taste” of the “Tijuanense” heart and talent to the world, like Tijuana there are no two, if our people know this, let the rest know. We want all who visit to take back a piece of our people and talents with them” says Sanay. The project has interest in collaborating with San Diego artists and organizations; “Tijuana without the United States, would definitely be a different story” Sanay affirmed. There are plans to integrate the Studio with the binational trend and commence tour around the nation (Mexico) at the end of this year. Studio 664 is directed and cooked (literally) by Katia Sanay, with 2 years of plastic arts studies and currently in her second year at Escuela Libre de Arquitectura (ELA). Susana Brijandez serves as the studio curator.
“IF PEOPLE DON’T GO TO THE MUSEUMS, WE WILL BRING THEM OUR GALLERY”
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PLAYAS
Chris Sánchez
In our last edition I met with Joel Millman, a local San Diegan residing in Playas de Tijuana, we met briefly to chat about him and Tijuana and discovered there was much more to tell the Tijuana Visitor audience about him, so we scheduled a second meeting where he would show me around as if I was on an Explore Playas tour with him... Photo: CHRIS SÁNCHEZ
I drove to Joel Millman’s home on the 5th floor penthouse in Playas where it is easy to distinguish the Coronado bridge and Point Loma from the continues windows in the living room. Got to meet Daisy (Joel’s dog), extremely well behave and curios. I was welcomed into his place and could not help but notice the Alfa Romeo race car driver pictures all around, turns out Joel was a racecar driver back in the days (not too back in the day’s buddy!)
We jumped in his car and drove to the pier or Malecón (Mal-ehcone) in Spanish, has he explains that what most of the Americans he caters too are surprised about the cleanliness and “normal” environment of the beach, people and cars; “It’s amazing how the media can twist the perception of reality, how the media can change an area… In San Diego there is Coronado, Imperial Beach, Point Loma, you can see how close we are to San Diego from here, if you just landed here where we are now, does this not look like San Diego? I ask, a lot of people go - yeah.. It is almost like when we are at Acuario – gym where I met Joel in Playas – if you don’t know anything you would think you were at a gym in San Diego, beautiful facilities, nice equipment” said Millman”.
plaza "los delfines"
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We keep on walking as he makes often stops to point out coffee shops, bars, restaurants, art pieces and a hookah lounge as he mentions “one of my goals is to show people that it’s not this scary drug dealer on every corner place, but that is what some people think”, “ I have actually seen more dolphins here in Playas than I have ever seen, I am native San Diegan and I never seen any in San Diego, the Starbucks here is nicer than 80% of the Starbucks in San Diego, it’s absolutely beautiful” he adds, “If all you want to do is stick in the US, you got Walmart, Carl’s Jr., Starbucks, Domino’s Pizza, Home Depot, Costco, there is a number of American Companies here, again, back to the media and the misperception most Americans have of Mexico”. . We walk by a free work out area on the boardwalk that apparently is recent as Joel has not seen it before and stop at a stage set on the boardwalk with Norteño music in the background as a band of 2 lightens up the ambiance, Joel explains the stage is used every weekend with free local concerts and parties, talks about the artistic talent in the city and the freedom artists are given to expose their work in public.
Photo: CHRIS SÁNCHEZ
Beautiful sunny day with a light breeze in Playas de Tijuana,
TIJUANA is a journey fish tacos with "todo" Photo: Erick Falcón - todos santos
We approach the end of our walk, the border between Mexico and the United States and he stops to say “Look, we reached the border, on the other side of the fence is Imperial Beach, I am amazed as a human, a person of the world, that there are some seagulls on both sides of the border, ones speaking English and the others in Spanish” he says joking, “I don’t want to get political but there is already a fence here, there is no reason to build another one, it’s a pretty incredible fence” as he points out the red fence with paintings of artists that have been there before. He will offer to buy snacks from the locals selling there by the fence in a roundabout area where there is a lighthouse and a dolphin sculpture, they have churros, Clamato with Shrimp and points out more seafood restaurants on site.
Photo: CHRIS SÁNCHEZ
Of course as you can see the prices, three fish tacos and a drink for $50 pesos which basically means $2.50 US, if this was in usa it would probably bee $15US, especially this close to the beach
We complete our walk and head back to the car, head to a local eatery for lunch and take a nice drive down the coastline pointing out more of what Baja has to offer, he will take you to Puerto Nuevo (lobster central) and can eat there if you are not starving after your walk in Playas de Tijuana with him. Joel will typically pick you up at the border on the Mexico side but doesn’t mind driving across to pick up people on the US side, he will drop you off at the border on the Mexico side, any day of the week, during the day or evening “My idea is for individuals who have an interest in going to Mexico, who would prefer not to drive since they have no idea where they’re going, what to look for, etc..” At Tijuana Visitor we congratulate Joel for pioneering these efforts as a foreigner that actively promotes Tijuana to our US neighbors, there are many people like Joel that have opted to migrate south as they discover another country than what is typically portrayed.
"MEXICO AND TIJUANA ARE FILLED WITH bEAUTIFUL PEOPLE, A DIVERSE EXTENSIVE CULTURE AND HISTORY, ONE OF THE BEST GASTRONOMIES IN THE WORLD, AND OF COURSE, OPEN DOORS TO ANY TIJUANA VISITOR" Joel millman
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TIJUANA is HEALTHY Photo: julian qui
Jesús Madrid
TIJUANA / HEALTH & NUTRITION Nutritionist Jesús Madrid, specialist in weight control and obesity
Chris Sánchez
TIJUANA
A graduate from National University of Advanced Studies, UNEA;
and certified in Clinical Nutrition by the University Center of Health Sciences, CUCS-UDG with. Experience in pre and post operative patients of plastic surgery, bariatric and fertility. Jesús Madrid integrates a team of health professionals to jointly treat eating and metabolic disorders. In our time with him we were able to scratch a little under the surface of the services that are offered in Madrid’s practice that are changing lives every day.
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What drives you and what is the main goal of your services? To contribute to improving health and life expectancy in overweight and obese patients, 80% of diseases are attributed to poor nutrition and sedentary habits. At the same time, achieve a better quality of life improving the aesthetics of the patient and offer a comprehensive treatment that guarantees the achievement of his/hers physical goals, improving health and teaching the art of implementing and creating new healthier habits in life.
TIJUANA is hEALTHY Intervention procedures according to the clinical case
What benefits can you offer this year to Tijuana residents and Visitors? For this 2017 we will be working on developing and adopting new methods and techniques to achieve weight loss, always guaranteeing the patient’s physical integrity. We have already implemented a technique where we achieved localized fat reduction in difficult areas such as jowls, and cellulite. The main benefit will always be the patient’s total satisfaction after reaching, achieving and sustaining his/her goals.
• Genetic load analysis • Analysis of pathological and nonpathological personals • Gyneco-Obstetric Background Analysis • Course analysis of psychomotor skills • Interpretation of biochemical analysis • Drug-nutrient assessment and analysis • Measurement of vital signs • 24-hour food history and frequency • Glucose dextrose • Analysis of body composition • Skinfold Technique • Mesotherapy for localized fat reduction • Study of nutritional status and risk • Diet or diet plan specific to the patient’s need
What type of patients do you cater to? We cater to patients with fertility problems, because overweight and obesity are predisposing factors. We will treat patients with eating disorders (Anorexia, bigorexia, bulimia). We will continue to treat cases of anemia and osteoporosis in adult patients and we will give special attention to their nutritional status. Madrid’s Trajectory Hospital Ángeles Tijuana “HA” Surgical Unit “CER” College of Plastic, Aesthetic and Reconstructive Surgeons of Baja California AC. “CCPER”
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Currently, Mexico ranks first in the world in childhood obesity, and the second in obesity in adults. The United States holds second place with 68% of obesity in its population
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- ENSANUT 2012 (National Health and Nutrition Survey) Tijuana is medical tourism attraction, due to the safety and guarantee of patient satisfaction because it has health professionals committed to its cause. We will be glad to serve you.
CONTACT INFO Email: jesus.madrid@live.com Telephones: +52 (664) 6817348 +52 (664) 260 8609 Address: CER Hospital: Calle Diego Rivera #2386, Fifth floor, Consultory #503 Facebook: CER Hospital
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RESPECT
Escuela Libre de Arquitectura (School of Free Architecture) is a one of kind institution,
h um I LITY
aimed to form professional vanguardist architects that can influence their beliefs in innovation, respect to the environment, and the utilization of natural resources, social statutes and design technologies at a State, National and International level. Born in 2012 and officially founded in 2014 by Architect Jorge Gracia, his vision was to build an institution with a mission to educate and integrate ethics and competent architects. Impulsing selfawareness in each student to identify their social-human `talent with belonging and loyalty to their city (Tijuana) translates in conceiving innovative and sustainable projects with an end result of common good for each project lead by honesty and responsibility, the ELA states.
ELA is a hands-on big believer, it incorporates 3 live participations where students collaborate and are part of a REAL project with a minimum of 10 weeks so each student can learn how a project flows out in the field and what an active role of an Architect is during a project. Kat Sanay, a second term student at ELA, says she loves the institution because it offers “A study plan that is vival and practical, not just theoretical�.
ELA is an organization well on its way to become the transcendental Architect school in the region that their Vision TIJUANA VISITOR states.
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HONESTY
Some organizations that ELA has collaborated in projects with are Tijuana Downtown Delegation, Secretary of Tourism, Codet Foundation, Culinary Art School, and Tijuana Innovadora to mention a few.
TIJUANA visitor The ELA is located in an unusual north zone of Downtown Tijuana area, where building innovation is getting a kickstart, one that (in my opinion) they have a significant influence in. Taking advantage of the low cost rental and sale properties, the institute was able to establish itself financially and most importantly as an icon to Tijuana’s building revolution in dressing up as the metropolitan city it is.
BELONGING At Tijuana Visitor we are proud of institutions like the ELA that recognize the potential of our city in one of the many fields and professions that shape our town, we applaud their values and accolades and thank you for being an inspiration to the new generation of Tijuanenses.
LIBRE ARQUITECTURA LOYALTY
Photos: escuela libre de arquitectura facebook
integrality
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local culture One Bunk is a Bi-National Hospitality
project that recognizes the life that streams out of our US-Mexico border, focused on the experiential traveller, built to encourage and form part of the Tijuana-San Diego lifestyle, offering another location right across the border in Barrio Logan San Diego, aiming to become a local icon of each community they form part of through creativity and fun engagements with the community.
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Chris Sanchez
food The One Bunk Tijuana project is built and located around all forms of art, food, technology, architecture, local culture and everything and anything that the Mexican culture can offer to a traveller with desires to get to know the real Tijuana- San Diego Experience, taking over the famous Lafayette Hotel on Revolution Avenue, the LWP group, also owners of the famous “The Pearl Hotel” in Point Loma San Diego, are only beginning as they plan for their next location in the region in Valle de Guadalupe, Mexico’s famous wine country right across the border.
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Greg Strangman, a local San Diegan from Del Mar, is the developer behind One Bunk and insists that there’s a lot of Americans who want to visit Tijuana but do not plan to stay because they do not know where. Mr. Strangman is collaborating with Tijuana Architect Jorge Garcia from Escuela Libre de Arquitectura (ELA) who mentions the need of aggressive investment needed in Tijuana to prove that density in the city is the way to go to prove that a car is not needed to move in Tijuana.
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Currently One Bunk TJ, located on Revolution Avenue between Third & Fourth Avenue, is under renovation and scheduled to open doors this summer, offering 7 rooms with an estimated $75 to $150 dollars a night, all their properties can be booked through Airbnb. One Bunk represents one of the many projects and visionary investments from developers outside of Tijuana that identify the potential that the city has, and like Mr. Strangman, are jumping on board while properties in the market are still at opportunity rates. Photos: one bunk facebook
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TIJUANA is Beer Photo: Daniel Arriaga
FESTS & FRESH LOTES rUDY LÓPEZ
Spring marks the beginning of the craft beer festivals in Baja and the first one of the season is none other than the Ensenada Beer Festival, recently named Best Beer Festival by Best of Baja 2016. The festival features one of the largest gatherings of independent craft breweries, including local (Ensenada, Tijuana, Mexicali), national, and international brands. Not far behind the great craft beer selection is the excellent food options which makes for endless pairing combinations. This year’s edition will take place March 18 from 2pm to midnight at the picturesque Centro Cultural Riviera del Pacifico. The venue is located across the street from the cruise ship terminal and within steps of Ensenada’s historic downtown. As one of the most sought after festivals, it is encouraged that you buy tickets in advance to avoid long lines. Tickets go on sale in Tijuana, generally at places like BCB Tasting Room and Templo Ramuri a few weeks beforehand. While the festival is certainly the central focus of the weekend, the days prior are reserved for workshops and the Copa Cervecero del Pacifico competition. Winners are announced at the festival and can be sampled while supplies last. This event is definitely the opportunity to make it a weekend experience, with the Valle de Guadalupe nearby. Make sure you check hotel availability soon!.
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tHE NEW SPOT In the last edition we spoke about Plaza Fiesta and its burgeoning craft beer scene. On February Beer Balcony will take over the space formally operated by El Sauzal. Cerveza Artesanal 5&10 and Muñeca Prieta Cerveza Artesanal are joining forces with DLM, a draft line management company that is beginning to foray into distribution and producing brews of their own, for this latest venture in the Tijuana craft beer community.
Expect to find a good mix of styles from this group.
TIJUANA is Gastronomy Photo: CINE TONALÁ TIJUANA
the theater is focused on showcasing short and independent films from all over the world, a feature that has not been adopted by anyone else in the city and makes this place special. Cine Tonalá is the place to be at since October 15th of last year when its doors opened. The Tijuana location is the third to be opened by over 30 cultural enthusiastic investors, after opening in Mexico City and Bogota, Colombia. Conveniently located on the famous Tijuana Revolucion Avenue between 7th & 6th avenue, as you walk in the first thing you see is modern hipster bar serving craft beers, popular cocktails and house specialty drinks, you can lounge in the bar while you wait for your film to begin. The mezzanine has tables and spaces to have a meeting or get away from the first floor crowd, if you desire. The real kicker (for me and for this section) is on the third floor, another bar? Yes, food? YES!.. Open Kitchen?? Yep, delight yourself watching the chef and cooks prep your meals, the menu ranges from Mole BBQ ribs, a house burger, Tuna Birria, Grilled Rib Tacos, Cauliflower tostadas, and many more options for all tastes. If you are a dessert fan, ask for the “Imposible” , it’s a Mexican delight, trust me. The high ceiling and open concept let you enjoy a view of Tijuana with an ambiance that has no competition (yet..), music is light modern and a lot of jazz influence, surely to mellow the ear.
thursday nights expect a live jazz band, you will love it, get there at 8pm if you want a table, it is a hotspot and that night is surely to be busy and enjoyable.
Chris SÁnchez
hours MONDAY CLOSED TUESDAY - WEDNESDAY 2:00 PM - 11:45 PM THURSDAY - SATURDAY 2:00 PM - 3:00 AM SUNDAY 11:00 AM - 11:00 PM
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SPORTS insider
XOLOS INSIDER
On November 11th, 2007, one of
the most awaited dreams for the city of Tijuana came true, it’s very own soccer team was born, against the well renowned PUMAS team from Mexico City, taking the Game at Home in the Tijuana Caliente Stadium for the win by beating them on a 2-1 scoreboard. For some Tijuana locals the transition was smooth, I mean of course! If you were born in Tijuana why would you not root for the Tijuana Xolos!! This wasn’t the reality for a lot of Tijuanenses as family influences for teams from their native towns had always been present, in family gatherings to watch the Guadalajara Chivas VS El America from Mexico City (or CDMX) classic game, these 2 teams had the city split in 2 and now a Tijuana born team came to life.. Like a 3rd newborn baby, Xolos quickly won favoritism in town as they consistently move up the ranks
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On May 21st of 2011 the team rose up from second division (minor league) to first division (pro league) making themselves the first Tijuana and Baja California Team to ever rise up to the Pro Division. It took Xolos 1 year to crown the city name with their team, champion of the Mexico Pro League on December 2nd of 2012, the greatest victory of the team so far, tying with Pachuca team as the fastest team to win the championship after ascending to the maximum circuit. Tijuana Visitor congratulates our XOLOS team for their efforts, championships and thanks the team for lifting our sport spirit and putting Tijuana on yet another important map! Photos: Club Tijuana Xoloitzcuintles de Caliente
THANK YOU XOLOS! AND CONGRATULATIONS! KEEP THE BALL ROLLING!!! (LITERALLY)
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february
night rock
Night Market 2419
where: “moustache bar”, zona centro (downtown) information + fractal
where: “foodgarden”, blvd. sanchÉz taboada information + Night Market 2419
saturday 11st
saturday 18th
the new residents band 61st International Film Festival Sundays of Guitar Latin American Dances for Guitar saturday 18th tuesday 7th thru saturday 19th where: “cecut”, zona rÍo information + Centro Cultural Tijuana - CECUT
los cafres friday 10th
where: “el foro antiguo palacio jai alai”, ave. revolución information + producciones tj
Love Boat ft. Slares (DJ Set), Das Falco & Milky Disco. saturday 11st
where: “black box”, zona centro (downtown) information + black box TIJUANA
expo hey it´s tijuana love saturday 11st
sunday 12th
where: “cecut”, zona RÍO information + Centro Cultural Tijuana - CECUT
san diego film week
where “cine tonalÁ”, zona centro (downtown) information + cine tonalÁ tijuana
tourist train tijuana - tecate saturday 18th
thursday 16th
where: “cine tonalÁ”, zona centro (downtown) information + cine tonalÁ tijuana
Testimonies of the vault (book presentation)
thursday 16th where: “Franz prag cafÉ”, zona centro (downtown) information + ICBC TIJUANA
quetzalnoah: stand up poetry saturday 18th
where “estacion garcÍa”, blvd. gustavo dÍaz ordaz information + 52 (664) 553-0529
a fashion weekend
thursday 23rd thru sunday 26th where: “world trade center” information + A Fashion Firm
carnival ensenada
thursday 23rd thru tuesday 28th where: “ensenada, baja california” information + carnival ensenada
where: “foodgarden”, blvd. sanchÉz taboada information + hey it´s tijuana
where: “cine tonalÁ”, zona centro (downtown) information + cine tonalÁ tijuana
because we love you fest
crocodiles in tijuana
presentation of music videos of local bands, by erizo
where: “pasaje rodrÍguez”, zona centro (downtonwn) information + Borderland Noise
where: “moustache bar”, zona centro (downtown) information + moustache bar
where: “cine tonalÁ”, zona centro (downtown) information + cine tonalÁ tijuana
saturday 11st
Tijuana at your service Tijuana is safe
saturday 18th
SERVICE NUMBERS 911 EMERGENCIES 074 ROAD ASSISTANCE
GENERAL HOSPITAL OF TIJUANA +52 (664) 684 0922
078 tOURIST LINE 089 aNONYMOUS REPORT 040 dIRECTORY aSSISTANCE
friday 24th
tOW TRUCKS AND TIRE SHOPS
USA CONSULATE
Tire shop Agua Caliente +52 (664) 686 4724
tow trucks roma +52 (664) 608 1692
bUSSINESS HOURS: + 52 (664) 977 2000
Tire shop JARAMILLO +52 (664) 686 0587
tow trucks tijuana +52 (664) 689 0807
EMERGENCIES: + 52 (619) 692 2154
Tire shop río +52 (664) 685 5063
tow trucks max jr +52 (664) 685 6040
619 as in the San Diego area code, if you call this number from Mexico you must dial 001-619.
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TIJUANA is FRESH Aruqe tipos (magazine presentation) thursday 2nd
ensenada beer fest
where: “Franz prag cafÉ”, zona centro (downtown) information + ICBC TIJUANA
where: “Centro Cultural Riviera del Pacífico” information + ensenada beer fest
saturday 18th
i have nothing to wear and i only dread mar i with somos uno, have 100 pesos (5 dlls) manik b and dj sep
MARCH brushstrokes of a genius from Van Gogh thursday 23th
where: “cecut”, zona rÍo information + Centro Cultural Tijuana - CECUT
sunday 5th
saturday 18th
where: “cine tonalÁ”, zona centro (DOWNTOWN) information + solotengo100pesitos store
where: “plaza de toros”, hipÓdromo caliente information + Festival Raztlan
temples in tijuana
tribute of system of a down saturday 18th
where: “cecut”, zona rÍo information + Centro Cultural Tijuana - CECUT
where: “black box”, zona centro (DOWNTOWN) information + 52 (664) 638-7777
where: “you revolution”, zona centro information + Mushroom People
Pink Floyd Jazz Session
Spring Break Bike Fest
MIGUEL BOSÉ
where “Papas and Beer Rosarito” information + Spring Break Bike Fest
where “plaza Monumental, Playas de Tijuana information + 52 (664) 638-7777
lila downs in tijuana
DOCUMENTARY TOUR, AMBULANTE
thursday 9th
friday 10th
saturday 11st
where: “el foro antiguo palacio jai alai”, ave. revolución information + www.servieventos.com.mx
saturday 18th
thursday 23th THRU 25TH OF MAY
where: “VARIOUS LOCATIONS” information + AMBULANTE BAJA CALIFORNIA
diego el cigala
Botero exhibition
where: “cecut”, zona rÍo information + Centro Cultural Tijuana - CECUT
where: “cecut”, zona rÍo information + Centro Cultural Tijuana - CECUT
tuesday 14th
Date to be confirmed
camafeo presents mary poppins (theater) friday 24th
saturday 25th
where “seis Cocina Fusión”, colonia marrÓn information + seis Cocina Fusión
hero fest tijuana with crazy town friday 31st
where: “safari club tijuana”, zona centro information + Dead Sea records for your comfort you can search the places on google maps, CHOOSE FROM MANY TRANsPORTATION SERVICES AROUND THE CITY and enjoy the ride !
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(culture institute of baja) Address: “Av. Centenario 10151, Zona Urbana Río” icbc tijuana +52 (664) 684 86 09
Eva’s Legrado / thursday 9th where: “Multiforo ICBC” - cover + 1.50 dlls
Duplex Choreographic Integration Project / friday 24th where: “Multiforo ICBC” - cover + free entry
#It’sallthefaultofthemoon / thursday 16th where: “Multiforo ICBC” - cover + 1.50 dlls
concert: Anniversary of los hijos del santo / saturday 25th where: “amphitheater ICBC” - cover + free entry
Perfumes of Abnegation / thursday 2nd where: “Multiforo ICBC” - cover: 1.50 dlls
Dance Evenings / saturday 18th where: “Multiforo ICBC” - cover: free entry
Between Mists I Found A Chocolate / THURSDAY 30TH where: “Multiforo ICBC” - cover: 1.50 dlls
Dance Evenings / saturday 4th where: “Multiforo ICBC” - cover: free entry
Unipersonal Maquila / thursday 23rd where: “Multiforo ICBC” - cover: 1.50 dlls
Meeting of Emerging Music/ FRIDAY 31TH where: “Multiforo ICBC” - cover: FREE ENTRY
Performing Arts AT ICBC
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tow trucks and tire shops