Welcome to San Diego
Offering a great mix of high profile plazas, parks, commuter hubs and private venues, San Diego has something to offer most marketers.
Obtaining permits for an outdoor or indoor experiential activation or special event is often the most vexing task for an agency or brand. A marketer will often know the cities and demographic they want to reach but may not know which locations are appropriate to reach their target audience. That’s where Event Permit Experts come in to recommend the right locations in each market and most importantly knowing who to call to obtain these permits. Each city and location has it’s own unique set of rules & regulations to navigate when obtaining permits. Locations in each market can and do change. Only a company like Event Permit Experts can stay on top of the rapidly evolving landscape in each city to make the right recommendations and maintain the relationships with these venues and municipalities to make your experiential campaign or special event a reality.
Knowing how to obtain all necessary event permits, ancillary permits and community board approvals is where Event Permit Experts comes in. With a wide breadth of knowledge obtained by consistently working with the decision makers at these locations we can help marketers navigate all the local ordinances and laws unique to each location to make your experiential special event a success.
Obtaining permits for an outdoor or indoor experiential activation or special event is often the most vexing task for an agency or brand. A marketer will often know the cities and demographic they want to reach but may not know which locations are appropriate to reach their target audience. That’s where Event Permit Experts come in to recommend the right locations in each market and most importantly knowing who to call to obtain these permits. Each city and location has it’s own unique set of rules & regulations to navigate when obtaining permits. Locations in each market can and do change. Only a company like Event Permit Experts can stay on top of the rapidly evolving landscape in each city to make the right recommendations and maintain the relationships with these venues and municipalities to make your experiential campaign or special event a reality.
Knowing how to obtain all necessary event permits, ancillary permits and community board approvals is where Event Permit Experts comes in. With a wide breadth of knowledge obtained by consistently working with the decision makers at these locations we can help marketers navigate all the local ordinances and laws unique to each location to make your experiential special event a success.
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Annual EventsSan Diego Whale Festival
One of the main San Diego California US events attracting more than 5,000 visitors each year. Brazil Carnival The San Diego Brazil Carnival features everything from the popular Mardi Gras Ball complete with non-stop Brazilian music and dancers. San Diego Mardi Gras in the GasLamp San Diego Chinese New Year Food and Cultural Fair This increasingly busy food and cultural fair now celebrates more than three decades of popularity with free family events. Attracting over 25,000 visitors each year, St Patrick’s Day Parade and Irish Festival San Diego Crew Classic For two days, collegiate, junior and masters athletes take part in the San Diego Crew Classic, a popular 2-day event. San Diego Cinco de Mayo San Diego Greek Festival San Diego Pride The fourth largest Pride in the USA with related Pride events serving well over 250,000 people. Comic-Con International The largest comic book and popular arts convention in the world. Fleet Week San Diego Miramar Air Show San Diego Jazz Fest One of the world’s premier traditional jazz events known as "the crown jewel of jazz festivals", attracting over 6,000 jazz enthusiasts from all over the world. Sports Teams & Stadiums• Qualcomm Stadium
• PETCO Park • San Diego Sports Arena • Cox Arena • Aztec Bowl • Viejas Arena • San Diego Chargers • San Diego Padres • San Diego Gulls |
Local AttractionsHorton Plaza
Seaport Village Seaward Suss Midway Museum San Diego Zoo La Jolla Gaslamp Quarter San Diego Convention Center Balboa Park Columbia District Local Malls & Shopping AreasSeaport Village
This 14-acre waterfront village features over 50 specialty shops and galleries. Flower Hil Promenade Flower Hill Promenade is an ever-expanding shopping area east of the I-5 freeway in Del Mar. Here, shoppers will find a low-key, easy to navigate outdoor area filled with specialty boutiques. Cedros Avenue Design District Its 2 1/2 blocks consist of more than 85 shops, restaurants, spas and boutiques. Old Town San Diego A favorite of locals and tourists for decades, San Diego's Old Town State Park not only offers a glimpse into the city's colorful past, but houses a wide selection of specialty shops. Horton Plaza The colorful and whimsical architecture of Horton Plaza sets it apart from any shopping mall in the region. Within its confines you will find major retailers in addition to a wide array of shops, eateries. La Jolla Prospect Street overlooks the Pacific Ocean and is lined with small specialty shops, boutiques, antique emporiums and art galleries. Little Italy San Diego's Little Italy is a delightful combination of urban chic coupled with the history and tradition of Italian and Sicilian immigrants. Westfield UTC mall Westfield UTC is an upscale, open-air shopping complex located in San Diego's "Golden Triangle" west of La Jolla. Fashion Valley Fashion Valley, centrally located in San Diego's Mission Valley district, is a shoppers' delight not only because of its 200 stores and restaurants, but because of its outdoor ambiance. |
Colleges & Universities• Alliant International University
• The Art Institute of California • Ashford University • California College San Diego • California International Business University • California Miramar University • California School of Professional Psychology • California Western School of Law • Coleman University • Fashion Careers College • Fashion Institute of Design & Merchandising • Jacobs School of Engineering • Kellogg School of Science and Technology • National University (California) • Pacific Western University • Platt College (San Diego) • Point Loma Nazarene University • San Diego City College • San Diego Community College District • San Diego Mesa College • San Diego Miramar College • San Diego State University • San Diego University for Integrative Studies • University of San Diego • Scripps Institution of Oceanography • Scripps Research Institute • Skaggs School of Pharmacy • Southern States University • UC San Diego School of Global Policy and Strategy • University of California, San Diego • Western Sierra Law School • William Lyon University • Woodbury University Nearby CitiesCoronado, CA
National City, CA Chula Vista, CA Lemon Grove, CA Bonita, CA La Mesa, CA La Presa, CA Spring Valley, CA Imperial Beach, CA El Cajon, CA Rancho San Diego, CA Santee, CA Bostonia, CA Tijuana, Mexico Lakeside, CA Some Local Neighborhoods• La Jolla
• Del Mar Heights • Roseville • Marina • Columbia • Torrey Pines • North City • Pacific Beach • Ocean Beach • Carmel Mountain |
Do you need event permits
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Most outdoor special events and experiential brand activations on public property whether on plazas, streets, sidewalks or parks will require a permit. Even special events or brand activations at indoor locations whether they be public or private venues have their own special fees, additional concessions and requirements.
Besides the standard special event permit often required for most locations, additional permits are often needed for amplified sound, large structures such as props and installations, sampling, tents, stages, food vending, alcoholic beverage sampling, fire department permits for generators or electricity. Event Permit Experts is here as a one-stop resource to help you navigate the entire permitting process to make your San Diego event a success. |