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Bankers Hill Walking Tour, BALTHVS
Events February 16-February 19, 2025
Irving Gill's architecture is strikingly Modern in Bankers Hill, with its spare, cubist arrangements of volumes and shapes, such as flat roofs, arches and pergolas, without surface ornament, with the exception of trailing vines and shadows.
Sunday | 16
Bankers Hill Walking Tour
Bankers Hill, with its sloped terrain, pedestrian bridges over canyons, and views of San Diego Bay, was a popular spot for affluent first families and their architects. These city blocks are rich in the early 20th-century Modern architecture that Irving Gill pioneered and include the largest concentration of Gill homes built anywhere, on hidden Albatross Street. As the neighborhood grew, other prominent architects, such as William Templeton Johnson, Mead & Requa, and Hazel Wood Waterman also designed homes here.
When: Sunday, February 16, 10:30 am to 12 pm
Where: Marston House Museum. 3525 Seventh Avenue, Bankers Hill. sohosandiego.org
Tuesday | 18
BALTHVS
BALTHVS bring their dynamic and electrifying live performance to the Quartyard.
Bogota, Colombia based psychedelic funk trio BALTHVS blend cumbia, surf rock, funk, and Turkish musical influences. Their music, which has amassed over 6.8 million streams worldwide, features lyrics in English and Spanish, with plenty of instrumental jams that meld mysticism and the psychedelic sounds of the paisley underground. The all-ages show will be opened by Spacehall Sound Machine.
When: Tuesday, February 18, 6 pm
Where: The Quartyard, 1301 Market Street, Downtown. quartyardsd.com
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Bankers Hill Walking Tour, BALTHVS
Events February 16-February 19, 2025
Bankers Hill Walking Tour, BALTHVS
Events February 16-February 19, 2025
Irving Gill's architecture is strikingly Modern in Bankers Hill, with its spare, cubist arrangements of volumes and shapes, such as flat roofs, arches and pergolas, without surface ornament, with the exception of trailing vines and shadows.
Sunday | 16
Bankers Hill Walking Tour
Bankers Hill, with its sloped terrain, pedestrian bridges over canyons, and views of San Diego Bay, was a popular spot for affluent first families and their architects. These city blocks are rich in the early 20th-century Modern architecture that Irving Gill pioneered and include the largest concentration of Gill homes built anywhere, on hidden Albatross Street. As the neighborhood grew, other prominent architects, such as William Templeton Johnson, Mead & Requa, and Hazel Wood Waterman also designed homes here.
When: Sunday, February 16, 10:30 am to 12 pm
Where: Marston House Museum. 3525 Seventh Avenue, Bankers Hill. sohosandiego.org
Tuesday | 18
BALTHVS
BALTHVS bring their dynamic and electrifying live performance to the Quartyard.
Bogota, Colombia based psychedelic funk trio BALTHVS blend cumbia, surf rock, funk, and Turkish musical influences. Their music, which has amassed over 6.8 million streams worldwide, features lyrics in English and Spanish, with plenty of instrumental jams that meld mysticism and the psychedelic sounds of the paisley underground. The all-ages show will be opened by Spacehall Sound Machine.
When: Tuesday, February 18, 6 pm
Where: The Quartyard, 1301 Market Street, Downtown. quartyardsd.com
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