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The Outsiders: Vid Clips and Premier Info

By SURFER Magazine

| posted on July 22, 2010

The Outsiders

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Premiere Schedule:

Tuesday, November 26th and Wednesday, November 27th
LA PALOMA THEATER IN ENCINITAS
471 S. Coast Highway 101
7pm and 9pm each night
Free Admission!
Directions: From the 5 Freeway, exit Encinitas Blvd., head west on Encinitas, turn Left on South Coast Highway 101. La Paloma is on the east side of the highway at 471 South Coast Hwy.

Thursday, December 5th
MUSEUM OF CONTEMPORARY ART IN LA JOLLA
700 Prospect Street
7pm and 9pm each night
Free Admission!
Directions: From the 5 Freeway Northbound or the 52 Westbound – take the Ardath Road exit into La Jolla, merge onto Torrey Pines Road, make a right on Prospect Place, Prospect Place becomes Prospect Street. The San Diego Museum of Contemporary Art is at 700 Prospect Street.
From the 5 Freeway Southbound – exit La Jolla Village Drive – head west on La Jolla Village Drive, turn left on Torrey Pines Road, make a right on Prospect Place, Prospect Place becomes Prospect Street. The San Diego Museum of Contemporary Art is at 700 Prospect Street.

Thursday, December 12th
EDWARDS BIG NEWPORT IN FASHION ISLAND
300 Newport Center Dr., Newport Beach (Across from Hard Rock Cafe)
7pm

Saturday, December 14th
THE RIO THEATRE IN SANTA CRUZ
1205 Soquel Avenue, Santa Cruz
7pm and 9pm
Free Admission!

Tuesday, December 17th
THE ROXIE CINEMA IN SAN FRANCISCO
7pm and 9pm
Free Admission!

Friday, January 10th, 2003
THE OLD CINEMA 21 THEATRE IN SAN DIEGO
1440 Hotel Circle North in Mission Valley
Doors open at 7pm
Free Admission!

SANTA MONICA
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ISLA VISTA
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