Live Music to Ghost Tours: 4 San Diego Stops
Quartyard’s container-park setting combines live music, craft beer and food trucks in San Diego’s East Village. Expand the night’s possibilities with Petco Park’s games and concerts, electronic music at Nova SD, or the history and theatrical storytelling of Haunted San Diego Ghost Tours. These four choices mix event venues with a guided experience rather than a guaranteed nightly sequence.
Quartyard’s 11,000-square-foot open-air container park in East Village pairs live music and scheduled programming with craft beer and food trucks. Its program includes Soul Sundays and themed Bingo Loco nights. At shows, a strict no-re-entry rule means picking up outside food before entering.
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Petco Park is the San Diego Padres' downtown ballpark at 100 Park Blvd. During baseball season, it brings home games to the city center. The open-air stadium also doubles as a stage for large concerts and other events, giving this sports venue a live-performance role beyond its baseball schedule.
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Nova SD brings electronic music from DJs to the Gaslamp Quarter at 454 Sixth Ave. This multi-level nightclub combines a massive dance floor with state-of-the-art sound and lighting plus upstairs and rooftop areas. The venue is 21-plus, enforces a strict dress code, and has strict door staff. Cover charges run around 28 to 50 dollars depending on event and can be higher at the door.
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Haunted San Diego Ghost Tours leads a walking route through more than 25 haunted and true-crime sites in the historic Stingaree district. Guides pair theatrical storytelling about Wyatt Earp and restless spirits with pendulums and EMF readers. The itinerary includes exclusive indoor access to a haunted hotel and hospital. Reservations are required in advance. Bring running shoes, and note the 13-and-up age restriction.
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