TIJUANA/SAN DIEGO.- As usual, another weekend full of fun stuff to do has come around, so step out of your routine a bit. If you still don't know what to do and are looking for fun and entertainment, this list is for you:

Friday January 16th:

Visit the Carlos Monsiváis Hall at CECUT:

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Take advantage of the new cycle of Tijuana's Cineteca and go watch Alejandro Jodoroswky's "The Dance of Reality", or the very controversial "Nymphomaniac" from Lars von Trier, both films are scheduled to be shown from January 14th to 18 and from the 20th to 22th, starting at 6 pm.

Lita Ford in San Diego:

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The renowned guitarist from The Runaways arrives to san diego alongside Rammoth and RDG. This event will take place on the Ramona Maisntage Nightclubs´s stage starting at 8 pm, admission fee is $25dlls. Not bad for one of femme rock´s legends.

Saturday January 17th:

Vanessa Zamora in Tijuana:

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You have a date starting at 8 pm in the Old Paper Warehouse alongside Glasmus, this promising and local young lady is full of energy and creativity that will delight your senses. Alternative pop and independent rock lover are the ideal audience for this concert. However, don't be afraid to try new sounds if rock is your thing.

Adress: Calle 11v a. 2012, between Revolucion y Madero, 22000 Tijuana

Tickets costs: $100 pesos ($6.86dlls)

Rock Fest 2015:

Where? At Yourevolution starting at 8 pm, go and support local bands trying to make their way in Tijuana's music scene. Enjoy music from LaCrux, Idioma Zero, Memorias, Jellyjos, Noise Killers, Los Platos Rotos and Casino while you drink some beer accompanied by friends. Cover: $ 50 pesos ($3.43dlls)

Whale Watching in San Diego:

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For a very affordable price, you can have access to one of the most beautiful views of the region. Enjoy the passing of colossal whale through our oceans and at the same time learn about different recreational activities regarding sea life.

The host of the event will be Cabrillo Memorial with a cost of $5dlls per vehicle or $3dlls if you are going on foot, bike or motorcycle, starting at 10 am the event is scheduled to end until sundown.

Multicultural Festival at San Diego:

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This a free and family event that emphasizes in the cultural richness of races, their heritage and they way it is preserved. With live entertainment, food stations and harvests, you can't miss it.

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