Join Us for the 2014 Imperial Avenue Street Festival

The first annual Imperial Avenue Street Festival is a multicultural street scene that will celebrate the rich history, arts and culture of the Greater Logan Heights community. From its rich African-American roots to the strong Latino influence that exists today, this neighborhood is a shining example of San Diego’s diversity.
The Imperial Avenue Street Festival takes place in the heart of Greater Logan Heights on Imperial Avenue – one of the oldest streets in San Diego. The goal of the Imperial Avenue Street Festival is to fuel the prosperity of our neighborhood and mark the commercial corridor as a destination for a unique cultural and culinary experience. The festival will also feature artists across genres – dance, music, and visual arts, whose work contributes to the contemporary and popular dialogue amongst San Diego’s Afro-Latino community.

The Styletones – Salk Institute

If you were planning on attending the Night and Day Street Fest (Oct 13th on 14th and K street), we can save you $5 on your ticket (use the promo code: “style“). The promo code is only good through friday so get your tickets now!

http://www.NDstreetfest.com/

G. Love: The enigmatically smooth Garrett “G. Love” Dutton is one of Philadelphia’s funkiest performers of laid back, alternative hip-­‐hop blues (a genre he helped define). ‘Fixin’ To Die’ — his 4th release on Jack Johnson’s Brushfire records — is arguably his most sincere and candid record to date.

Donavon Frankenreiter:Beloved Hawaii-based singer/songwriter/surfer Donavon Frankenreiter returns to San Diego in support of his fifth full-length album, Start Livin’ — a nine-track selection of folk-infused songs showcasing Frankenreiter’s rich, honey-thick vocals and masterful guitar work.

Pato Banton: A Pato Banton concert is an event not to be missed and an experience not to be forgotten.

A Pato Banton concert is an event not to be missed and an experience not to be forgotten — Positive Vibrations abound as Pato delivers a message that is food for the mind and soul.

Everest: Comprised of five singer/songwriters, the members of L.A.’s indie alt-country band Everest came together in the late 2000s to form a session players’ supergroup of sorts — catching the attention of Neil Young.

The Nervous Wreckords: Fronted by Brian Karcig of LouisXIV, the indie pop outfit throws down catchy guitar riffs, sass fueled lyrics, melodic choruses and beats that dance.

The Styletones: Playing an uncompromising variety of soul music meticulously designed to promote dancing and sweating, The Styletones take you from the ordinary world to the sublime oneness of the groove, where the bass drum is the universal heartbeat.

Low Volts: 2011 San Diego Music Award winner for ‘Best New Artist’ and ‘Best Blues Album’, LOW VOLTS is giving the music world a much needed shock to the heart. With a gritty old slide-guitar, thunderous kick drum laden with tambourines, and dark, howling vocals, the one-man show creates a thick and heavy sound equivalent to a five piece band.

Mattson 2: Fashioned in tall mod suits and stylized blond locks, the internationally praised jazz duo, Mattson 2, consists of twin brothers Jared Mattson on Guitar and loops and Jonathan Mattson on the Drums.

http://www.utsandiego.com/ndstreetfest/

ITS ALSO FATSHUGAS BIRTHDAY, LETS PARTY, AND MORE IMPORTANTLY CINCO DE MAYO.WITH SPECIAL GUEST ALLENSWORTH.

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3829 30th Street – San Diego, CA 92104 – Directions

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