Letter: Thanks for making Pence sale a success
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This year, the Pence Gallery was forced to cancel its annual Garden Tour due to COVID restrictions. But as with art itself, there are work arounds and this year we adapted the Garden Tour into an outdoor Art in the Garden event.
Twenty artists created wonderful art to enhance gardens and delight garden owners. There were over 200 items available, and their sale helped not only local artists, but the Pence Gallery itself. Upstairs in the Andresen Learning Center, the “Natural Abundance” exhibit featured garden paintings from 18 artists. Fresh bouquets of flowers, fabulous theme baskets, plants, and free seed packets from Hedgerow Farms, all contributed to the festive theme.
It’s been nearly 10 months since San Diego theaters set up ghost lights on their stages, with the hope that one day soon live theater would return. No one could have predicted how long it will take for curtains to rise again. But with the vaccine now a reality, many theaters are hoping to reopen next summer or fall.
Because of the unpredictability of the pandemic, most San Diego theaters haven’t published any firm production plans for this year. But a handful of local companies have listed some tentative plans on their websites, so I’ve picked the shows I am most looking forward to seeing in 2021:
It’s been nearly 10 months since San Diego theaters set up ghost lights on their stages, with the hope that one day soon live theater would return. No one could have predicted how long it will take for curtains to rise again. But with the vaccine now a reality, many theaters are hoping to reopen next summer or fall.
Because of the unpredictability of the pandemic, most San Diego theaters haven’t published any firm production plans for this year. But a handful of local companies have listed some tentative plans on their websites, so I’ve picked the shows I am most looking forward to seeing in 2021: