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About Normal Heights
Normal Heights is centrally located in San Diego's hills
above Mission Valley. However, access to Mission Valley
from Normal Heights is limited to the freeways, and
practically speaking, Texas Street. Normal Heights
integrates mainly with Kensington to the east,
University Heights to the west and City Heights to the
south. Normal Heights is known for its affordable pubs,
restaurants, coffee houses, smoke shops, antique shops,
book shops, and burgeoning arts community. The majority
of "typical" neighborhood businesses are located along
Adams Avenue, with a decidedly lower-income feel along
El Cajon Boulevard.
The "Normal" part of "Normal Heights" is not a reference to mundanity, rather to the State Normal School, the ancestor to San Diego State University, formerly located in nearby University Heights.
The Adams Avenue Roots Festival is typically held the last weekend in April, featuring American, Latin, British, and various other European folk styles played live for free. The Adams Avenue Street Fair, Southern California's largest free music festival is typically held the last weekend in September. Both are held on Adams Avenue in Normal Heights.
Art Around Adams is a local community art event where unique and talented artists show their work inside and outside interesting little businesses and spaces along Adams Avenue stretching across some of San Diego's intriguing eclectic neighborhoods: Normal Heights and Kensington. A creative element that definitely sets this event apart is a continued commitment to performance art. During the evening of the event Art Around Adams takes over engaging outdoor spaces to showcase performance artists and site specific art installations.
The "Normal" part of "Normal Heights" is not a reference to mundanity, rather to the State Normal School, the ancestor to San Diego State University, formerly located in nearby University Heights.
The Adams Avenue Roots Festival is typically held the last weekend in April, featuring American, Latin, British, and various other European folk styles played live for free. The Adams Avenue Street Fair, Southern California's largest free music festival is typically held the last weekend in September. Both are held on Adams Avenue in Normal Heights.
Art Around Adams is a local community art event where unique and talented artists show their work inside and outside interesting little businesses and spaces along Adams Avenue stretching across some of San Diego's intriguing eclectic neighborhoods: Normal Heights and Kensington. A creative element that definitely sets this event apart is a continued commitment to performance art. During the evening of the event Art Around Adams takes over engaging outdoor spaces to showcase performance artists and site specific art installations.