San Diego (KGTV)-With the arrival of autumn, Oktoberfest events and music festivals will be held throughout the county. This is a weekend.
San Diego welcomes the return of CRSSD Fest, so bring light sticks and prepare to fill the water's edge at this electronic music festival.
Liberty Station has a ten-day Oktoberfest, and El Cajon also hosts a large number of wine lifting, pretzels and yodel dance activities. Also, as you walk through Balboa Park along a mile-long trail, be prepared to be scared.
There are also something suitable for sports fans. In many years, the professional tennis tournament returned to San Diego for the first time.
Here is everything you can eat, drink and do in San Diego this weekend:
Thursday Sorrento Surfing Festival Location: Encinitas; Cost: 20 USD (Thursday to Friday) The first annual Solento Surfing Festival will be held in La Paloma, showcasing movies about surfing. This age-regardless festival also features live music, gifts and panel discussions, as well as special guests like Rob Machado and Kelly Slater. All proceeds will be donated to three charities.
Friday El Cajon Oktoberfest Venue: San Diego German American Association; Cost: US$5-40 (Friday to Sunday) Enjoy live German "Oom-Pah" music, traditional food such as sausage and beef spit, German beer, folk Games and dancing, as well as a two-week Oktoberfest party in El Cajon’s large children’s playground.
Haunted Trail in Balboa Park Location: The corner of Dr. Balboa and Juniper; Cost: $25-$35 (Friday-October 31st) The haunted trail in Balboa Park is back, two haunted For one; a terrifying one-mile outdoor trail through twisted pines and knotty oak trees and a 3,500 square foot experimental labyrinth. Friday is the opening night, where visitors will meet their favorite horror idol lurking in a dark corner.
Ohana Festival Location: Dana Point; Cost: US$138 per day, US$275 for weekend pass (Friday to Sunday) The three-day music festival has more than 35 performances, including King Leon (Friday), Eddie Wei Eddie Vedder (Saturday) and Pearl Jam (Sunday). Music performances will take place on two stages, and exhibits and panels will make their debut on the storyteller stage.
CRAFToctoberfest Location: Free Station; Cost: Free admission, other costs vary. Tourists can also taste various craft beer festival snacks from your favorite market vendors. There are also live music, photography, lawn games, trivia and comedy nights, and an afternoon of fun competitions such as beer shakes, pretzels and yodels.
Saturday CRSSD Fest Location: Waterfront Park; Cost: varies from person to person (Saturday to Sunday) The CRSSD Music Festival returns to Waterfront Park. The performance will be divided into three stages throughout the day, along the bay until late at night. Go to music such as Kaytranada, Camelphat, Seth Troxler, Hot since 82, Boys Noize, etc. Can't it make the daytime fun? Check out CRSSD After Dark, some of the top performances will be performed in smaller venues such as Music Box and Rich's.
San Diego Open Venue: Barnes Tennis Center; Cost: $25 and above Some celebrities in men's professional tennis will compete in San Diego from September 27th to October 3rd. The first San Diego Open will feature a 28-man singles draw and a 16-man doubles draw. The event will provide a total of $600,000 in bonuses.
Where Darrell Hammond lives: San Diego Laughter Factory; Cost: $25 and more Clinton, Al Gore and Sean Connery are known as long-term actors of heavyweights. Watch him do stand-up comedy at Gaslamp at 8 and 10 this weekend
Sunday San Diego Restaurant Week location: different locations; cost: change From September 26 to October 3, during San Diego Restaurant Week, more than 90 different restaurants will launch special "fixed price" menus. The restaurant will offer lunch and dinner options, covering the tastes of some of the most popular dishes.
DL Hughley Location: American Comedy Co.; Cost: $35 (Sunday to Tuesday) DL Hughley, the iconic comedian of "The Hughleys" and "The Original Kings of Comedy", will bring his stand-up comedy to San Diego for three Night performance.
Women+ on Wheels cycling location: Peñasquitos Creek Park; Cost: Free, donations are encouraged and people of all genders, ages and skill levels are welcome to participate in various community cycling activities. Online registration is required for the event. There will also be a festival featuring yoga classes, handicraft areas, food trucks, sweepstakes and other activities.