The 15th annual FREE La Jolla Art & Wine Festival (LJAWF) returns to the coastal town of La Jolla from 10 AM-6 PM on ...
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August is a time to enjoy the many gifts of a San Diego summer from the warmer ocean temperatures to the cool and tasty ...
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Out of the nearly 29 million tourists that visit San Diego each year, a significant portion are attracted by the seaside village of La ...
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La Jolla Tide Pools are a series of natural pools filled with seawater that are located along the rocky coastline of La Jolla, California. ...
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Earth Day is a reminder that we all have a role to play in preserving our environment for future generations. The Grande Colonial Hotel ...
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by Mindy Flanagan, Owner, Tour Freely
Were you around to see this natural rock formation located at La Jolla Cove Beach? As my husband was ...
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This March, La Jolla hosted an enthusiastic group of true influencers and welcomed members of the San Diego Professional Tour Guides Association. These experts ...
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Written exclusively for Lajollabythesea.com by Angie Cobbs
Food is a gateway to culture. SWNS reported on a study on food and its unifying power, and noted that ...
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Written exclusively for Lajollabythesea.com by Angie Cobbs
Museums are critical for showcasing and exploring the full breadth of human experiences as well as finding universal themes ...
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July is a star-spangled month and there's no better way to blast it off than with a Red, White and Blues themed art walk ...
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Every year, during the month of June, the LGBT community and supporters celebrate the influence LGBT people have had around the world. Why was ...
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Cinco de seis is the day art lovers can fiesta as this month's First Friday Art Walk features tequila tasting, as well as other ...
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Get ready for giggles and grins as this month's First Friday Art Walk features silly surprises including sips, snacks, and of course — great ...
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Feeling lucky? You will when you attend this month's green theme First Friday Art Walk featuring mint juleps, live music, artist meet and greets ...
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Grab your sweetheart, sweet friend or sweet self and indulge in an evening of chocolates, champagne, kombucha, doughnuts, music, giveaways and - of course ...
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Over 400 people safely enjoyed camaraderie and creativity at last month's art walk. This month, the theme is LIFE and galleries will be serving ...
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This week's limelight participant is one you don't want to miss, La Valencia Hotel! This beautiful hotel is hard to miss in downtown La ...
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Summer 2021 is proving to be a whirlwind of travel, shopping, and fun as communities reconnect after COVID-19 restrictions have lifted! And of course, ...
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This week’s Limelight merchant is Grande Colonial Hotel! It holds the prestige of being the only Four-Diamond hotel in La Jolla Village, a testament ...
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By Carol Toye, Docent at Sierra Club Seal Society
June 23, 2021 -- La Jolla is lucky to be home to such an array of ...
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Parking enforcement is back and nothing ruins a day like a parking ticket; but, fear not! La Jolla Village Merchants Association has got you ...
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Parking enforcement is back and nothing ruins a day like a parking ticket; but, fear not! La Jolla Village Merchants Association has got you ...
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743 Prospect Street
Louis J. Gill, 1929 / Restoration, 2014
Like other important structures in La Jolla, this church has a strong connection to the Browning ...
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780 Prospect Street
Architecture - Built 1904 / Irving J. Gill, 1909 / IS Architecture, 2013
The La Jolla Historical Society is a destination for history ...
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1132 Prospect Street
Architect - Reginald Johnson, 1926
La Valencia is a magnet that attracts visitors from all over the world. Not only does it have ...
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910 Prospect Street
Architects - Richard Requa, 1913 / Thomas L. Shepherd, 1925 / Frank Stevenson, 1928
The Colonial Apartments and Hotel, as it was originally ...
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1298 Prospect St, 1A |858-454-7381| www.atcoffeehouse.com
First of all, you don't need to be a cyclist to enjoy this locally-owned coffee house, but if you ...
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7545 Girard Avene |(858) 454-7381 www.harryscoffeeshop.com
Homey, happy, Harry's! This is my kind of coffee shop. It has history (check out the wonderful pictures from Harry's ...
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7702 Fay Avenue | 858.454.8409| www.cottagelajolla.com
There are certain places in the Village that always seem to have a bit of a wait and, The ...
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7877 Herschel Avenue
Harold Abrams, 1936 / Trip Bennett III, 2015
Fire Station Engine Company 13 began life as much more than a fire station. Simultaneously, ...
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7734 Girard Ave Ste C | (858) 456-0466 | www.spiceandricethaikitchen.com
Thai food is a favorite of mine and La Jolla Village is lucky to be ...
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7812 Girard Avenue
Built 1918
Established in 1896, Warwick’s is the oldest family-owned and operated bookstore in the United States. Known for its highly curated selection ...
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1005 Prospect Street, La Jolla |858-459-0800|thespotonline.com
The Spot is a La Jolla landmark and a great place for lunch, happy hour or dinner. We snuck ...
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743 Prospect Street
Louis J. Gill, 1929 / Restoration, 2014
Like other important structures in La Jolla, this church has a strong connection to the Browning ...
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1008 Wall Street
Architects - William Templeton Johnson, 1921 / William Lumpkins, 1957 / David Singer, 2006
Thanks to OH! San Diego, La Jolla's architecture has ...
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