If you are planning a San Diego vacation to spend some quality time away from the regular hustle bustle of busy city life, you cannot afford to miss the Rolando Street Fair. People come here to spend a sizzling spring day at the fair, and to enjoy the cozy feel of a community gathering that is rare to find in other places.

San Diego is a mecca of cultural events and festivals. Around the year, San Diego hosts a number of exciting and spectacular festivals and events ranging from Salsa festival, kite festivals, food festival and lots more. If you are a movie buff, be assured that you would have a hard time choosing from among the umpteen choices in good cinema available, as San Diego hosts a number of film festivals around the year. One of the most popular festivals is the San Diego Latino Film Festival.

The beautiful Torrey Pines golf course at La Jolla in San Diego will bring you one of the finest and most watched tournaments in the PGA Tour, officially marking the beginning of the season. This year, the prestigious golf tournament is sponsored by the Farmers Insurance group. The 2010 Farmers Insurance Open golf tournament will kick off on January 25th , 2010 and will go on till the 31st of January. This tournament brings together some of the best golfers in the nation for a week of golf and entertainment. Please note that the first day of the event on 25th January is free for everyone. So please take care to get there early to get the best view. Don’t forget to book your San Diego accommodation in advance with us so that you do not have to go hotel hunting at the last minute.

Here is your chance to discover the finest restaurants in San Diego. The San Diego Restaurant Week presents spectacular three course meals from the best restaurants in San Diego. Experience the best of the city cuisine during the week of  January 17th to January 22nd, 2010. In its sixth year, the San Diego Restaurant Week was launched with the intention of highlighting the city as a premier dining destination. Anyone taking a San Diego family vacation can have an extraordinary time at the Restaurant Week with cuisine pleasing to the palate and culinary magic which delights your taste buds.

If you thought San Diego is a tourist haven only for its sun kissed beaches, colorful festivals and year along pleasant weather, think again. Sport lovers too have a number of attractions to look forward to while planning a vacation in San Diego. For example, the upcoming Pacific Life Holiday Bowl is a very popular college football bowl game  played annually at the famous Qualcomm Stadium since 1978, for which sport aficionados eagerly wait the year round.

As the holiday season begins and the month of December brings with it the holiday spirits and the reasons to celebrate; the city of San Diego would be buzzing with so many events and activities. San Diego hosts a number of popular events during the month of December.

With Christmas and New Year holidays just round the corner, San Diego is all set to celebrate this grand holiday season. In the spirit of the holidays, the renowned Balboa Park is preparing to hold the largest free community festival known as December Nights. This is one event that people wait for eagerly throughout the year. Not just the localities, even people from far away places come to San Diego to be a part of this celebration.

As winter is approaching, the beautiful city of San Diego is getting brighter with a number of light festivals dotting its calendar. You can also bring a bit of light into your own life by enjoying these various light festivals. But you need to plan in advance to avoid the last minute rush for tickets and passes for these festivals. Even getting a room at some good budget hotels in San Diego can be problematic.

San Diego is set to witness yet another great fair on November 1st in the coastal city of Carlsbad. Billed as the largest one day street fair in the country, the semi-annual event attracts tourists from South California and other states as well. The Carlsbad Village Street Faire is held once in May during the spring season and then in the month of November. It’s usually held on the first Sunday of November.

Fall in San Diego is celebrated with lots of festivals and events. To mark this season, the San Diego Zoo holds its annual birthday celebration and patriotic tributes are paid to the region’s military community through the colorful events of the Fleet Week. Apart from all these, there is one more event that makes Fall in San Diego really special. It is the popular Annual Julian Fall Apple Harvest celebration.