The festival will feature more than 20 events, as well as culinary tours, wine and tequila education and dinners at local restaurants
The San Diego Bay Wine & Food Festival will return on Monday with seven days of events in both San Diego and Baja California as part of this year's celebration of Mexican culture, heritage, cuisine and winemaking. The highlights of this year's 19th annual festival will be a guided, all-day culinary tour of Baja's Valle de Guadalupe on Wednesday, and the Grand Tasting food festival on Nov. 11 in Embarcadero Park.
Nov. 12. Liberty Station, Ingram Plaza, 2751 Dewey Road, San Diego. $95. Baja Culinary Expedition: This round-trip excursion will offer a guided tour to the sights, sips and flavors of the Valle de Guadalupe. 7 a.m. to 11 p.m. Wednesday. $550. Buses leave from Moniker General, 2860 Sims Road, San Diego. Love Thy Neighbor Expedition: Little Italy: This guided walking tour will visit the district's restaurants, rooftop bars and breweries as well as landmarks that celebrate its rich history.
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