HyperLocal News for Cathedral, California

San Diego Junior Theatre: Offering more than 60 years of exciting children's theatreFor more than 60 years, the San Diego Junior Theatre is the oldest children’s theatre program in the United States offering innovative theatre education and enriching stage productions for children of all ages.

Newport Landing Whale Watching: The blue whales are here early this year!In the mid-1980s, the fate of some of the largest mammals on Earth was in real question. For most species of whales now, however, the future looks much brighter, and adventures like Newport Landing Whale Watching are helping to promote the love of these awesome creatures.

Huntington Dog Beach: Let Fido run freeThis beach is charming and full of canine life. If you're looking for a different, fun weekend activity, let Fido run loose and let your stress wash away with the waves.

Harbor Breeze Cruises: Sea lions, whales, dolphins and funIf you've been a Free Willy fan since the 1990s, you're likely to flip out over the whale-watching tours in Long Beach. Harbor Breeze ships are equipped for all the comfort and coziness required of a marine life tour.

San Diego Air & Space Museum: Journey through the final frontier!Embark on a journey through aviation and space exploration history at the San Diego Air & Space Museum where you’ll find an expansive collection of artifacts, aircrafts and other memorabilia.

San Diego Automotive Museum: Exploring the impact of automobiles on the American societyOpen since 1988, the San Diego Automotive Museum serves as a tribute to the history of automobiles and how they have shaped the culture in these United States.

Mingei International Museum: The art of the peopleEstablished in 1978, the Mingei International Museum is dedicated to promoting an understanding and appreciation for mingei.

Museum of Photographic Arts: View the world through the eye of a photographerFounded in 1983, the Museum of Photographic Arts seeks to inspire, educate and engage to community by sharing a vast range of photography, film and video

Reuben H. Fleet Science Center: Discover something scientifically amazing!Offering an abundance of scientific fun, the Reuben H. Fleet Science Center seeks to inspire lifelong learning and enjoyment of science and technology in the community through educational public programs and hands-on exhibits.

Disneyland's World of Color: Anaheim's new cacophony of colorThe world is a carousel of color in the new World of Color night show at Disney’s California Adventure. The Disney imagineers have put their money where they minds are in this new twice-to-thrice nightly, 30-minute extravagant display. It took five years to plan and create the work, fine-tuned so intensely that every spouting hue from this fountain of choreography and animation looks like the very ink that painted it.

Huntington Beach: Surf, sand and miniature sloopsFun in the sun means flea meets the sea in Huntington Beach.

L.A. County Fair: September 4-October 3, 2010The onset of the fall season brings cooler crisp weather, beautiful color changing leaves and the widely celebrated annual L.A. County Fair.

Long Beach Poppin' Play FestivalAlive Theatre in Long Beach brings eleven plays to life during August and September. Whether you attend Thursday, Friday or Saturday, you'll catch at least 4 plays each night to satisfy your live theatre itch.

Art A Fair Festival: in Laguna Beach, June 25-August 29, 2010Showcasing more than 125 artists from around the world, the Art A Fair Festival brings together all things creative and inspiring in a variety of mediums including oil paintings, drawing, photography, jewelry, ceramics, wood work and more.

Truluck's: A luxury dining experienceRenowned for their dedication to the freshest seafood, Truluck’s owns and operates a fleet of 16 crabbing boats on the Isle of Capri just outside of Naples, Florida.

Sevilla: A Spanish tradition of flavors and dancingOpen since 1987, Sevilla began as a small tapas bar and quickly became a popular Spanish restaurant.

Grand Del Mar: Luxury, and linksThe Grand Del Mar just north of San Diego seems like an iconic throw back to the days of California Grandeur – when money was made the easy way and celebrities still wore diamonds around their necks to the Academy Awards.