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COVID Catch 22: San Diegans Want to Stay Safe, But They Also Want to Get Back to Having Fun - Vimarsana News

COVID Catch 22: San Diegans Want to Stay Safe, But They Also Want to Get Back to Having Fun

COVID-19 cases are on the rise again, according to the latest data released Thursday by San Diego County.

San Diego live jazz bounces back - Vimarsana News

San Diego live jazz bounces back

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'It's like a war,' San Diego restaurateur says of struggle to find workers - Vimarsana News

'It's like a war,' San Diego restaurateur says of struggle to find workers

Print What if all of the county’s restaurants reopened their doors following a year-long pandemic that forced massive layoffs and hardly anyone showed up? To work. It’s more than a hypothetical riddle. As drinking and dining venues across San Diego County — and the nation — get the green light to more widely welcome back the customers they’ve been craving since COVID-19 first shut them down almost 14 months ago, they’ve been confronting a near-crisis labor shortage. While it initially caught employers off guard, it shouldn’t be all that surprising. Advertisement San Diego is e...

"6-Feet Supper Club" brings live music back to Panama 66 - Vimarsana News

"6-Feet Supper Club" brings live music back to Panama 66

Gilbert Castellanos (trumpet) plays at Panama 66’s Wednesday night jam. For years, San Diego’s favorite destination for jazz on a Wednesday night was the jam session curated by trumpeter Gilbert Castellanos at Panama 66. He would feature performances in the early evening by students from his Young Lions Jazz Conservatory, and at around 8 p.m. Castellanos would move inside to the auditorium of the San Diego Museum of Art, where his pro-level jam would feature local heavyweights and a packed audience that frequently numbered in the hundreds. It was an ideal situation for the musicians, the ...