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WEEKLY GIGS IN AND AROUND TOWN
MONDAYS
- Milonga Recuerdo
1st and 3rd Monday of every month- Middle-Eastern Drumming Class
TUESDAYS
- Ben Benavente @ L'Auberge
- Session at The Ould Sod
WEDNESDAYS
- Opera Wednesdays
2nd Wednesday of every month- Music: Trio Gadjo & Claudia Gomez
Every 1st Wednesday of the monthTHURSDAYS
- Anthony Kauka Stanley @ Duke's La Jolla
- Latin Jazz @ Border X Brewing
- Salsa Bachata @ Tango Del Rey
- Buena Vista Social Club Tribute @ Juan Tequila
FRIDAYS
- Fusion Fridays @ La Luz Ultralounge
- Gilbert Castellanos @ Westgate Hotel
- Música en la Plaza at CCA
Last Friday of Every Month- Havana Nights with Fercho
- Kekoa @ Dukes, La Jolla
- Latin Fridays @ Quartyard
SATURDAYS
- The Art of Flamenco Dinner Show @ Cafe Sevilla
- Sabado Latino @ Sierra Madre Cantina
- Zzymzzy Quartet @ Panama 66
Every 2nd Saturday of the month- Island Mist @ International Cottages
Every 2nd Saturday of the month- Persian Dastgah Jam
2nd or 3rd SaturdaysSUNDAYS
- Afro-Latin Jam Session
3:00 PM to 7:00 PM- Latin Jazz Sundays @ Madison
6:00 PM- Native American Flute Circle
2nd Sunday of every month - 1:00 PM to 3:00 PM- Salsa @ Queen Bee's Art and Cultural Center
GENRES AND TRADITIONS PERFORMED AND TAUGHT IN SAN DIEGO
- Bollywood
- Brazilian Choro
- Flamenco
- Indian Classical
- Indonesian Gamelan
- Klezmer
- Kulintang (Filipino Music)
- Mariachi
- Mbalax (West African)
- Persian Dasgah
- Taiko
- Center for World Music
- Wikipedia Music Pages by Country
- Another Guide to Musical Instruments of the Worldd
- Guide to World Music Genre (from www.worldmusic.net)
USEFUL LINKS
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SPECIAL SCREENINGS (use scrollbar as necessary)
(Updated every Thursday)
FILMS SHOWING IN LOCAL THEATERS
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- Pad Thai (Recipe of the Month)
- The Participant Observer Cookbook
- World Map Showing All Our Recipes!
- Taste Atlas (outside link)
Cool site with lots of dishes from around the world.
ETHNIC & INTERNATIONAL MARKETS
- African Food Markets
- Asian Food Markets
- European Food Markets
- Latin American and Caribbean Food Markets
- Middle Eastern and Western Asian Food Markets
ETHNIC & INTERNATIONAL RESTAURANTS
- San Diego Area African Restaurants
- San Diego Area Asian Restaurants
- San Diego Area European Restaurants
- San Diego Area Latin American & Caribbean Restaurants
- San Diego Middle Eastern & Western Asian Restaurants
COOKING WORKSHOPS
- Hipcooks
Located in Northpark, Hipcooks offers cooking classes using organic and local foods. - Sur La Table
Sur La Table's cooking classes specialize in international cuisine, with three locations in San Diego County.
- Cozymeal
With Cozymeal's cooking classes, you have the option of learning how to cook dishes from around the world, right in the comfort of your own home! - Cocusocial.com
- Little Italy Mercato Tour and Cooking Class Cook alongside a real Italian-raised chef. First you'll pick authentic ingredients at the vibrant Little Italy Mercato Farmers Market. You'll then whip up a 4-course Italian feast in the home of your chef-guide!
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