PhotosPatrick Daugherty and the Reader
Homeless poser, Mercedes Benz owner, the other Patrick Daughertys of San Diego, at work on Alaska Pipeline
Patrick Daugherty 8:30 a.m., March 24
Siobhan Braun
Articles by Siobhan Braun
San Diego Reader 2019 Arts issue
Dance, classical music, galleries, street art, movies, theater
Birds sing, elephants dance, and monkeys paint, but only humans turn those activities into art. And only humans evince a bottomless hunger for it: hence the endless parade of pictures on Instagram, stories on Netflix, ...
Winter fun in San Diego
Hot springs, Sleeping Giant at La Jolla Cove, pickleball, puppets, special trails, minus tides, snow, poinsettias, wind tunnels, San Diego Gulls
Drums, giants, and Mother Goose Stargazing in Anza-Borrego 652 Palm Canyon Drive Borrego Springs This year, Anza-Borrego Desert State Park was officially designated an International Dark Sky Community, thanks to years of concerted effort to ...
College is over
Are they ready for life in overpriced San Diego?
When my husband and I moved to San Diego from Lawrence, Kansas, upon him receiving his first “real job” out of college, we assumed what normal Midwesterners would — that we would live in an ...
Quirky artsy spots sprinkled all over the county
Favorite Color and One Pointed Attention murals, Pigment, Harper's Topiary, S.D. Botanical Gardens, Heritage Park, Spanish Village
Thanks to our constant sunshine, San Diego is one the most photogenic cities in the country. And then there are the views from of our coastlines, inland valley, desert, and mountains. We don’t lack for ...
The casino's been built — Jamul is still fighting it
Seriously down on the res.
The Jamul Indians’ next 12,000 years will be air conditioned.
We were ruthless Christmas-letter mockers
But my husband's family wasn't
When I married my husband Aaron I was well aware of his political leanings, his thoughts on religion, and that he was a saver not a spender. What I did not know was that he ...
A holiday tourist in my own city
Tree farms, Nativity scene, gondola and trolley rides, Christmas movies by the pool
When Christmas season rolls around I like to become a tourist in my own city. My kids are out of school, my husband takes a week or two off of work, and the family and ...
You left water in the desert for illegals?
Most of plastic bottles left by volunteers are slashed
A Border Angels water drop near Jacumba in 109 degrees.
College is kind of scary to think about
Middle school is not too early to think about it.
Last year, when my 16-year-old was a freshman in high school, we attended his school’s open house. I was interested in meeting his teachers and getting an idea of what his school day was like. ...
