A Liberty Station morning and a San Diego Zoo night make summers in San Diego memorable all year long
for fancy oils and vinegars to brighten up the salads I will be eating at my desk for the rest of my life.And I will do all of this before the grazing lunchtime hoards arrive, along with the heat. Do I reward myself with some Le Parfait macarons to go? I am not at liberty to say.Visitors to the San Diego Natural History Museum’s “Nat at Night” enjoy the view from the museum’s rooftop patio.should rocket right to the top of your 2022 summer-must list. Allow me to catalog the reasons why.
The popular trivia nights — which were virtual in 2020 — return for in-person competition in July. But if you are at the San Diego Natural History Museum on a Friday night with a beverage in your hand and Balboa Park at your feet, you’re a winner already. Cheers, my lucky friends.Activities featured in the San Diego Zoo’s Nighttime Zoo include the twice-nightly Jambo Dunia! interactive parade.
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