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  • An evening of improvised, creative, and experimental music & sound featuring: Intangible An a Los Angeles-area quartet exploring overtones, extremes of density and volume, and intersections of multiple improvisational traditions. Formed in June 2023, they have performed across California, including at UCLA, Cal Arts, Open Gate, the Wonder Valley Experimental Music Festival, SF Sound, Luminex, and on KFJC radio. They have collaborated with vocalist Ken Ueno, video artist Carole Kim, and dancers Oguri and Roxanne Steinberg. Each member brings an unique combination of experience in improvised, composed, and traditional musics of multiple cultures: gamin (piri & saenghwang), Robert Reigle (tenor saxophone), Jeff Schwartz (bass), and Tim Feeney (percussion). Anita Chandavarkar, Leanna Keith, Lyra Montoya flute trio: Flutist Anita Chandavarkar is an improviser, interpreter, and composer. She has collaborated with such groups as Ensemble Dal Niente, ALEA III, Callithumpian Consort, and Brooklyn Raga Massive, and has worked with such composers and performers John Adams, Tony Arnold, and Jason Eckardt. Anita also studies bansuri in the Maihar Gharana of the Hindustani North Indian Classical tradition. A freelance flutist, artist, improviser, and composer from Seattle, Leanna Keith (she/they) delights in creating sound experiences that make audiences laugh, cry, and say: “I didn’t know the flute could do that!” Their works focus on timbre-shifting, the mixed-race experience, queer theory, and the breaking of genre boundaries. Leanna is obsessed with conduction, butoh, taiko drumming, circus arts, and the limitless capacity of humanism in sound creation. She is dedicated to playing music by living composers, and advocates for the usage of music as social activism. Lyra Montoya is a woodwinds specialist, composer and performer. Her work explores the intersections of identity and positionality through mixes of Music notation and improvisation, and how performance practice and musical concept reflect the priorities of the performance event.
  • Save the date, Saturday, May 2, 8 p.m. - 12 a.m., for the return of San Diego’s ultimate, museum-wide party celebrating this year’s theme—"Larger Than Life." Chaired by MCASD Trustee Lorenza Fabre Vega and Bruno Meli, the Ball is for the next generation, those who give new meaning to contemporary art, music, and fashion. The theme, "Larger Than Life," means bigger, bolder, and boundary-breaking. Early Bird Ticket (Through February 28) General: $108 for Members / $120 for Non-Members VIP: $324 for Members / $360 for Non-Members The Museum of Contemporary Art San Diego on Facebook / Instagram
  • Join our creative writing workshop - a guided practice for the artist in you. We'll start with a brief "Inner Yoga" guided experience to get present, then do a super fun writing exercise from Now Write! Nonfiction called, "The Collage Essay" (by Shara McCallum.) If there's time to share your writing, we will practice a nonjudgmental feedback approach. NOTE: Writing on computer doesn't work well for this particular exercise. Details: Duration: 60 min Platform: Zoom / link emailed after registration What to bring: pen, a few loose sheets of paper, scissors Host: Laurie Lamson Produced, published, award-winning scriptwriter dedicated to original storytelling, creative practice, and positive impact - with art, heart & soul. Now Write on Facebook / Instagram
  • Fall in love by the sea this Valentine’s Day. Join us at Cbar in the heart of Carlsbad Village for an intimate evening designed to swoon over. Begin with a complimentary glass of bubbles on arrival, then enjoy a chef-curated three-course prix fixe dinner by Executive Chef Jarle Saupstad, whose specialty is blending European influences from his travels with local flavors in a way that feels both refined and approachable. Enhance the experience with our optional sommelier-selected wine pairing, crafted to complement each course beautifully with eclectic selections from both the old world and new. $75 per person | Optional wine pairing: $35 per person Seatings from 5 p.m. – 10 p.m. Live Music 6-9 p.m. Contact: Email - info@cbarcarlsbad.com Website: cbarcarlsbad.com Phone - (442) 500-2007 Facebook / Instagram / TikTok
  • Saturday, February 14, brings a special Valentine’s Day appearance by a favorite Athenaeum performer, Anat Cohen, with Quartetinho. The band plays two separate 75-minute performances, one at 6 p.m. and the other at 8:30 p.m. The word quartetinho is Portuguese for “little quartet,” although the players make a big, color-rich sound, each an ace on multiple instruments: Anat on various clarinets, Tal Mashiach on bass and guitar, Vitor Gonçalves on piano and accordion, and James Shipp on vibraphone and percussion. Their concerts showcase compositions by each member of the band and by the great masters such as Antonio Carlos Jobim, Egberto Gismonti, Thelonious Monk, Augustín Barrios Mangoré, and more. The result is boundlessly melodic and lyrical. Cohen has been declared Clarinetist of the Year by the Jazz Journalists Association (JJA) every year since 2007 and has also been named the top clarinetist in both the Readers and Critics Polls in DownBeat for multiple years running. That’s not to mention years of being named Rising Star in the soprano and tenor saxophone categories in DownBeat, as well as Jazz Artist of the Year, among other honors. As The Chicago Tribune said about Anat, “The lyric beauty of her tone, easy fluidity of her technique and extroverted manner of her delivery make this music accessible to all.” Athenaeum Music & Arts Library on Facebook / Instagram
  • Grief isn’t only something we experience after a death. We grieve relationships, careers, dreams, and a changing sense of safety, and many of us are also grieving the state of the world itself. These everyday griefs are often unspoken, yet they shape how we navigate life and care for one another. Many of us are wondering how to stay engaged with what’s happening in the world while also caring for our own mental and emotional well-being. This 90-minute interactive, donation-based grief workshop explores grief as a life skill - one that helps us adapt to unwanted change, understand what we need to cope, and remain open to compassion for others during times of distress and communal grief. This workshop offers grief education, guided sharing, community connection, and a grounding practice to support living well and caring for others during times of communal grief. The Death Network was founded with community, curiosity, and connection at its core, and this workshop with grief coaches Wendy Kessler and Claudia Faerber reflects that intention — creating space to be honest, present, and human together. This workshop is for those seeking helpful, practical ways to understand and navigate everyday grief as it shows up in daily life. Whether your grief feels clear or hard to name, you are welcome here — to learn, reflect, and be in community with others who are also finding their way. Created for those looking for helpful ways to navigate everyday grief as it weaves through daily life, this space welcomes both the named and unnamed losses we carry. Come to learn, reflect, and sit in community with others walking a similar path. This workshop is offered by donation to keep it accessible to all. Your support helps us continue creating community spaces like this. Venmo: @thedeathnetwork https://www.thedeathnetwork.com/
  • Join us for a special screening of "Selma" in honor of Black History Month as part of OTC at the Brooks’ Arts Unite series. Directed by Ava DuVernay, this powerful historical drama chronicles Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s pivotal 1965 campaign for voting rights, centered on the dangerous and historic marches from Selma to Montgomery, Alabama. Through film and community gathering, Arts Unite celebrates underrepresented voices and the transformative power of the arts to foster connection, reflection, and unity. Rated PG-13. Oceanside Theatre Company on Facebook / Instagram
  • Come enjoy a relaxing heart-centered Sound Bath experience & Cacao Ceremony. Perfect for anyone in need of deep connection, relaxation, nervous system reset and a meaningful gift to yourself. Step into stillness as you slow down, soften and connect to hear the whispers of your heart. Awaken & Align to your full potential & intentions in self love for 2026 with a heart centered cacao ceremony & immersive sound bath. This event is open to all: singles, couples, friends, or anyone simply looking to slow down and unwind. Enjoy a journey of rest, release, and healing through Cacao Ceremony & Sound Bath, led by Jennifer Butler. You are invited to meditate, journal & share in a safe scared space while connecting to the divine wisdom & energy, allowing for deep connection, self-discovery, healing & growth. The harmonic frequencies of sound help quiet the nervous system, release stored tension, and create space for clarity and serenity; gently guiding your body and mind toward deep relaxation, surrender, embodiment & healing. All participants will receive a journal & cup of warm Cacao to sip on. Ceremonial Cacao is rooted in ancient wisdom and used to open and heal the heart chakra as well as elevating one's frequency and consciousness. Sound Bath: A meditative experience where you relax, often lying down, while being immersed in therapeutic sounds from instruments like crystal singing bowls, gongs, and chimes, creating vibrations that calm the mind, reduce stress, release tension, and promote inner peace.
  • This intimate four‑course beer‑pairing dinner brings our community together in support of Susan G. Komen’s mission to end breast cancer. On Wednesday, February 25, guests will enjoy a thoughtfully curated dining experience by the teams at Una Mas on Adams and Mission Brewing, with each dish paired to complement a unique beer selection. Proceeds support Susan G. Komen, helping fund breakthrough research, patient care, education and advocacy efforts. Seating is limited. All ages are welcome and refreshing non‑alcoholic beverages—such as agua fresca—will be provided as well.
  • Join us Sunday, February 22 at 3 p.m. at Viejas Arena as the San Diego Mojo face the Omaha Supernovas — plus take part in a 21+ Paint n Sip Fundraiser benefiting ArtReach San Diego $20 from every participant goes directly to ArtReach to support visual arts education for students across San Diego County. Happening one week before Women’s History Month, this event celebrates creativity, community, and women. Arrive at 3 p.m. (gate open) Section R → Elevator → Mezzanine Level 2 Painting before the match All supplies included + one glass of wine No experience needed Bring school supplies to support local classrooms (see list on rotating pictures), then stay and cheer on the Mojo. See you there — Go Mojo! San Diego Mojo on Facebook / Instagram / TikTok ArtReach San Diego on Facebook / Instagram / TikTok
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