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 EVENTS
LA JOLLA GALLERY AND WINE WALK Nov. 11. Seventh annual event takes place on Prospect Street and includes amazing cuisine, fine wines and exquisite art. The cost is ($30) in advance and ($35) at the door. There are over 25 galleries showcasing their artwork and samplings of countless red and white wines at each location.1205 Prospect St., La Jolla, 619.233.5008.
 MCASD MEMBER APPRECIATION DAY Nov. 14. Enjoy a fun-filled day of activities, tours, treats and special savings at the Museum of Contemporary Art San Diego. While some benefits are reserved exclusively for MCASD Members, non-members are also invited to attend and participate. Visitors will enjoy textile-based art-making activity, A Viva la Revolucion-inspired screen printing activity, a Gallery Guide-led tours of Collection Applied Design: A Kim MacConnel Retrospective at 12pm, 2pm and 4pm, a chocolate tasting bar from 2-5pm and the annual holiday sale at the X Store, where visitors can shop for the perfect holiday gift. 700 Prospect Street, La Jolla, 858.454.3542. www.mcasandiego.org
 SAN DIEGO BEER WEEK Through Nov. 14. More than 300 citywide events including beer dinners, rare bottle tastings, cheese pairings and brewery tours celebrate S.D.'s internationally recognized craft beer culture. Various locations. sdbw.org
 MEMORIAL PARK CARNIVAL Through Nov. 14. Everyone can have a good time at this community carnival at Memorial Park. This 11-day carnival offers challenging games and thrilling rides for all ages. It's a great place to bring children, teens, a date, or your friends. Candy, soda, and snack food will be available. 3900 Marcy Ave. near Oceanview Blvd. & 30th St., 951.360.0713.
 WALK TO CURE DIABETES Nov. 13. Type-1 diabetes strikes children suddenly often making them dependent on insulin for life. This walk draws people together in a healthy activity to raise funds to help find a cure for the disease. Balboa Park. 7am-12pm. www.jdrfsd.org
 RAY AT NIGHT Nov. 13. San Diego's largest monthly art walk (held the second Saturday of each month). Merchants on Ray Street will be open late to offer shoppers an opportunity to discover North Park businesses, shops, and art galleries. Each one features different artwork in a variety of mediums. Come and see what Ray Street is all about. www.northparkmainstreet.com
 SAN DIEGO FALL ROWING CLASSIC Nov. 14. Rowing teams will compete against the clock on a 3.5-mile course by rowing in unison with vigor to glide their boats across the water to the finish line. Awards are given for the best time in various categories. East Mission Bay – Ski Beach, 858.488.1893. www.sandiegorowing.org
 CINEMA UNDER THE STARS Ongoing (Th-Su). Classic and newer films screened outdoors; films begin at 8:30 pm. Nov. 11-13: Scott Pilgrim vs. The World. 4040 Goldfinch St., Mission Hills, 619.295.4221.. www.topspresents.com
 MUSIC
ONE SINGULAR SENSATION: MARVIN HAMLISCH Nov. 12-13. San Diego Symphony's principal pops conductor and Oscar, Grammy, Emmy, Tony, Golden Globe and Pulitzer Prize winner, Marvin Hamlisch, performs all of his award-worthy hits including music from A Chorus Line plus film score selections from The Swimmer, Three Men and a Baby, Ice Castles, Take the Money and Run and (for the first time on stage anywhere) his recent acclaimed score for The Informant! Broadway veteran J. Mark McVey handles the vocals on Marvin's most famous numbers. San Diego Symphony, Embarcadero Marina Park South, Embarcadero, 619.235.0804. www.sandiegosymphony.org
 KT TUNSTALL Nov. 12. Scottish singer-songwriter and guitarist, KT Tunstall broke into the public eye with a live solo performance of her song "Black Horse and the Cherry Tree". Tunstall has enjoyed commercial and critical success since, picking up three nominations before winning a BRIT Award, and a Grammy Award nomination. House of Blues San Diego, 1055 Fifth Avenue, 619.299.2583. www.houseofblues.com
 THEATER
STORYVILLE Nov. 13-Dec. 12. Set during Mardi Gras in 1917 in New Orleans' red-light district, Storyville takes the audience to a time of high-stakes boxing matches, sizzling trumpet duets and red-hot cabaret dancing. San Diego Repertory Theatre, 79 Horton Plaza, Gaslamp, 619.544.1000. www.sdrep.org
 MIX TAPE Through Dec. 19. Reagan was in the White House, Michael Jackson was at the top of the charts and a "mix tape" of favorite tunes was the ultimate in self-expression. Get ready to put on your Members Only jacket and leg-warmers as this '80s rock show blasts you into the past. Lamb's Players Theatre, 1142 Orange Ave., Coronado, 619.437.0600. www.lambsplayers.org
 THE WINTER'S TALE Through Nov. 14. Destructive jealousy unhinges King Leontes, causing him to lose everything he holds dear. Only an infant left in the wild, an oracle's proclamations and a statue magically coming to life can lead to his redemption and a happy ending for all, in this joint production from the Old Globe and the University of San Diego. White Theatre at the Old Globe, 1363 Old Globe Way, Balboa Park, 619.23.GLOBE. www.theoldglobe.org
 ANITA BRYANT DIED FOR YOUR SINS Through Nov. 21. It's 1977, and 15 year-old Horace Poore is trying to make sense of the tumultuous events within him, as his sexual awakening is hastened by images of Olympic swimmer Mark Spitz and anti-gay crusader Anita Bryant. Diversionary Theater, 4545 Park Blvd., University Heights, 619.220.0097. www.diversionary.org
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