By Cori Wilbur April 21, 2020 Last week, the San Diego Symphony announced that the remainder of performances scheduled for this season have been cancelled due to the coronavirus outbreak. […]

By Cori Wilbur April 7, 2020 Amidst quarantine closures, the Contemporary Jewish Museum, San Diego Museum of Art and others seize the opportunity to expand and create. During crises, creativity […]

By Cori Wilbur February 19, 2020 A Kind of Weather begins as Kid (August Forman), a straight-transgender man and published author, receives a surprise visit to his Brooklyn apartment from […]

By Cori WilburJanuary 27,2019 Over the course of my own “Jewish journey” I have learned that being a Jew is what you make of it. Instead of looking for ways […]

By Cori Wilbur September 15, 2019 Art can be used as the visual narrative of our nation’s history. The San Diego Museum of Art’s latest exhibits–first with Black Life and […]

Article by Cori Wilbur August 27, 2019 During the 1960s and 70s, amid a torrent of radical social change, many individuals at the center of the civil rights movement took […]

July 4, 2019 By Cori Wilbur Adding a performing arts center to Liberty Station was always meant to be–because the NTC Foundation made it so. Due to their vision, determination […]

By Cori Wilbur June 3, 2019 Opportunities to experience artworks and exhibitions in their finished forms are plentiful; very rarely are we allowed the chance to see masters in the […]

By Cori Wilbur May 15, 2019 Sci-fi junkies unite! Going into week three of the REEL Science Film Series, this Friday’s science-themed feature will be World War Z. The series, […]

By Cori Wilbur May 8, 2019 Since 2013, Project PAINT has been using art as a means of rehabilitation for incarcerated individuals at the Richard J. Donovan Correctional Facility in […]

April 29, 2019 By Cori Wilbur During the 1970s, the persona of John Denver evolved into one synonymous with camaraderie and environmental activism. His music remains a reminder to care […]

Article by Cori Wilbur March 26, 2019 The spotlight beamed down on the El Portal Theater’s stage and there stood the horribly disfigured John Merrick, better known as “The Elephant […]

Article by Cori Wilbur February 6, 2019 My mom’s favorite story to tell is of the time she went on a cruise and met the Coasters. It’s true, I found […]

By Cori Wilbur Theater is alive and well in 2019. To kick start their 37th season, North Coast Repertory Theatre springs us back to 1953 with their run of Ken […]

It’s Always a Good Time for Patsy Cline…Especially This Holiday Season Written by Cori Wilbur December 4, 2018 Cathy Barnett is really excited to not be in the middle of […]