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Nina Garin

  • Associate Marketing Director, The Old Globe
San Diego
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Professional theatre cheerleader at The Old Globe • Former newspaper person • Forever writer • 🇲🇽/ ✡️
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Opinion: The time change is helpful for marking the change of the seasons, especially in San Diego

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By Nina Garin
| The San Diego Union-Tribune Verified
Garin is a theater marketing associate director and self-proclaimed “Gilmore Girls” expert from San Diego. I love clock change day the way Lorelai Gilmore loves the first day of snow, which is to say: a lot.
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Our favorite San Diego gourmet ice cream shops

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By Sara Butler, Nina Garin, Jennifer Ianni
| Pacific San Diego Verified
An’s Dry Cleaning, which serves Italian gelato, has kept the dry cleaner theme in its décor. There are ironing boards used as tables and clothes hung on the walls, plus flavors are grouped as “fabrics.” Known for: A semi-confusing name. The gelato shop kept the name of the building’s previous tenant, a dry cleaner, as a nod to its roots. An’s also encourages customers to take “flavor tours” before ordering by trying a sample of each.
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Pearl Jam Mark Return to Road with Joyous Three-Hour Concert in San Diego: Recap + Setlist

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By Nina Garin
| Consequence Verified
“I’m not gonna talk this much at other shows, but this feels like home, and I missed ya,” Eddie Vedder told the San Diego crowd on Tuesday night. The first time I saw Pearl Jam, it was December 1991 and they were the relatively unknown openers for Nirvana and Red Hot Chili Peppers. My friend had bought a Pearl Jam shirt before the concert (even though the “cool” thing was to get Nirvana merch), when suddenly a long-haired Vedder ran up from somewhere and thanked her.
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