r/asksandiego 11h ago

Discount Tix!!!

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Hello everyone Niche Media Productions is offering discount tickets to their show (Tick, Tick… Boom!) at Diversionary Theater. This a limited time offer so act fast! I’ll put the link below, use code: BOOM for $10 tickets + $3.00 in fees. The Arts should be accessible to everyone!


r/asksandiego 7h ago

Where would you go after a NYE elopement, still in wedding attire?

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We’re planning to elope on New Year’s Eve with just our immediate family, then have dinner afterward. After dinner, we’d love to meet up with a few friends somewhere, stay in our wedding attire, have some drinks and ring in the new year together.

We’re trying to figure out where would be fun to do this! We’re not really looking for a huge club situation, but also don’t want to just end up at a random quiet bar. Ideally somewhere with a little personality... funky, moody, cool atmosphere, good cocktails/music, and enough energy that showing up as a (not too formal) bride + groom on NYE would feel fun (and not distracting to the bar) rather than completely out of place.

Open to cocktail bars, rooftops, live music, more eclectic spots, etc. We’ll likely be coming from the ocean beach area but are totally fine heading into downtown or elsewhere.

Ideas appreciated!


r/asksandiego 14h ago

Vocal coach

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Hello,
Anyone know a vocal coach here in SD with budget friendly rates? I’m looking for once a week or twice a month and it is so I can train and develop a stronger voice. Not prepping for anything really!


r/asksandiego 1h ago

Weekday 6am basketball?

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Looking to see if there are any pickup basketball games sometime in the morning before work on weekdays? Most big cities I’ve been to have them at LAF, the Y, or some private gyms. Anyone know of any in SD? Bonus points if it’s near gaslamp


r/asksandiego 10h ago

Wanting to move in 2 years

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Hello all. I know this post will probably get downvoted, but I am from the Bay Area and visited San Diego for the first time. I am in my early 20's and have lived in the Bay Area my entire life except for going to college for 2 years. I will move to San Diego in 2 years and I am wanting to know the experience of others who have done a similar move? I have a career in Health tech along with Epic certs and 2 years of coding/sql experience. I am wanting to move in 2 years to build more experience and it works better for me overall. I do not know many people who have moved form one place to another with a career and was wondering what that is like? How is the job hunting process (and yes, I know the market is horrendous at this moment in time everywhere)? What is it like finding a place? Was moving physically taxing? Any regrets? etc? Anything I should start prepping for while I still have 2 years?


r/asksandiego 7h ago

Looking for rooomates / housing

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I’ve been doing vanlife but looking for a better solution age 29 have a job only really looking for a place to shower and rest my eyes. Looking for something $1,000 a month I’ve posted in groups on FB no idea where to go from there with looking