Julia Dixon Evans is an Arts Reporter/Host at KPBS. She covers a broad spectrum of topics related to arts and culture, including cultural movements, pop culture, and various forms of artistic expression, while also exploring themes of family, relationships, and the food industry. Julia's work has been featured in KPBS (89.5 FM), reflecting her commitment to showcasing San Diego's vibrant arts scene.
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Julia Dixon Evans' coverage focuses on local arts and events in San Diego, with an emphasis on entertainment news and cultural topics. She frequently covers weekend arts events, highlighting a variety of cultural experiences.
Given her focus on local arts and culture, Julia may be interested in pitches that showcase unique or upcoming artistic events in the San Diego area. This could include new art exhibitions, theater productions, dance performances, or poetry readings.
For those wishing to reach out to Julia Dixon Evans with potential story ideas or event coverage pitches, focusing on the vibrant and diverse artistic scene within San Diego would likely resonate well with her coverage preferences.
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By: Anthony Wallace, Julia Dixon Evans
A group of friends with no acting experience set out to make a sitcom inspired by life in Ocean Beach. The creators of "End of the 8" share how a passion project became an award-winning series powered by community, creativity and a whole lot of DIY spirit.
By: Julia Dixon Evans
The Old Globe's outdoor production of Shakespeare's "Much Ado About Nothing" gives this timeless rom-com an unexpectedly contemporary staging — with prominent use of karaoke.
By: Julia Dixon Evans
The Midnight Pine, founded by Shelbi Bennett and Alfred Howard in 2011, will perform its second album in its entirety Friday at the Music Box.
By: Julia Dixon Evans
The festival brought together more than 12,000 readers for author panels, live performances, podcast tapings and the announcement of three books selected for One Book, One San Diego.
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By: Julia Dixon Evans
Art as an "anti-tribute" to a children's book; the power and burden of heirlooms; Asian American Dance Festival; Carnaval of New Latinx Musicals; Ess Whiteley's immersive sound art; soul music; Jesus Gonzalez in Jacumba; SummerFest finale and more.
By: Anthony Wallace, Julia Dixon Evans
Book clubs can start with a book, but they often become about the people those stories bring together. Three San Diego book club organizers share what keeps their groups going, from lasting friendships and shared traditions to unexpected connections that happen when people read together.
From trees to breasts and fluffy sea creatures, there's a ton of great visual art to see around San Diego through the end of summer.
By: Julia Dixon Evans
The second annual Asian American Dance Festival is underway in San Diego, bringing Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders movement artists together to share their stories and history through dance, from hip-hop and breakdancing to Odissi.
By: Julia Dixon Evans
San Diego Art Prize; Toy Piano Festival; Gilbert Castellanos plays Dizzy Gillespie; Nereida Dusten at Visions; Surf Côte d’Ivoire's screening of "The Rising Dawn"; local poetry; "Phantom of the Opera" and more.
