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Join us on sacred ground at Singing Hills Memorial Park, where we gather gently among the stillness to slow down, turn inward, and listen to the quiet wisdom of our bodies. In a world that often asks us to move quickly past discomfort, this practice offers something different. Somatic movement is a gentle, mindful approach that brings attention to internal physical sensations. Through slow, conscious movement, we begin to unwind patterns of holding, release chronic tension, ease pain, improve mobility, and soften the nervous system. Guided by Kelly Lazzara of Somatic Movement Space, this session is open to all bodies. No experience is needed, only a willingness to arrive as you are. Learn to activate and support your body's own natural abilities to self-learn and self-develop by allowing for gentle movement inspired from within. A practical training for dialoguing with sensation within open qualities of perception. At The Death Network, we hold the belief that grief is not something to solve, but something to live with and integrate. Alongside therapy and traditional support spaces, embodied and creative practices can open new pathways for processing what words often cannot touch. Nestled in the quiet foothills of El Cajon, the cemetery offers a unique container for this work. Surrounded by remembrance, ancestry, and the natural rhythms of life and death, we are invited into reflection, presence, and a deeper connection with ourselves. This event is free to attend, suggested donation $0 -$15 Venmo: @thedeathnetwork (your donation helps keep our events accessible to all!) Drop ins are welcome Bring a yoga mat or blanket We will be exposed to the sun - bring a hat and/or sunscreen & water Feel free to arrive as early as 9 a.m. and explore the cemetery Be on time! No entry after 9:35 a.m. You're welcome to linger and explore the cemetery after our workshop We hope to see you there! Visit: https://www.meetup.com/the-death-network/events/314369482/?slug=the-death-network&eventId=314369482 The Death Network on Instagram

In celebration of America's 250th birthday, Write Out Loud is highlighting American Literary Heroes. This month's performance features Mark Twain, the prolific writer and humorist, who has been called "the father of American literature." Written by Rachael Vanwormer and performed by Paul Mally.

Let’s celebrate the 250th anniversary of America’s Independence with a bang at a new location! We have partnered with the Ramona Rotary, Kiwanis, Municipal Water District, and Lions Club to make this year’s annual even bigger and better at the Ramona Outdoor Community Center – 421 Aqua Ln. The fun begins at 1 p.m. with local food, craft and commercial vendors, plenty of shade, VIP section, and more! Free admission and parking. For more information, visit https://ramonachamber.com/fireworks Ramona Chamber of Commerce on Facebook / Instagram

The San Diego Chinese Historical Museum will join us to present a fun hands-on craft workshop that is sure to inspire creativity and curiosity while exploring Chinese cultural traditions. This month: Dragon Boats! Visit: https://sandiego.events.mylibrary.digital/event?id=337135 San Diego Chinese Historical Museum on Facebook Instagram

Join us for a day of shopping and food from local vendors while supporting our Gold Together Mission raising funds for pediatric cancer research and services.

May 17 is Norway's Constitution Day celebration at Balboa Park, International Cottages. There will be a parade, rummage sale of Norwegian items, food, performances, arts and craft tents and more! House of Norway: Website / Instagram

Orchestral Soundtracks is hosting its annual Spring Concert for 2026! This performance's setlist includes throwback pieces from The Disappearance of Haruhi Suzumiya, ballads from Final Fantasy and Arcane, and fan-favorites from Nier and Frieren: Beyond Journey's End. Tickets are free; donation is not required though is appreciated. Doors will open at 6:30 p.m. for seating, and the performance begins at 7 p.m. Orchestral Soundtracks on Instagram

One of San Diego’s most anticipated culinary events is back as Taste of Little Italy returns for two evenings of exceptional bites and vibrant energy on Tuesday, June 16, and Wednesday, June 17 from 4 p.m. to 8 p.m. Spanning Little Italy’s 48 square blocks, the annual event offers guests an immersive tasting experience through one of the city’s most dynamic dining destinations. Each night will feature a unique lineup of 20+ restaurants, giving attendees the opportunity to discover something new with every visit. From timeless Italian staples like housemade pasta and wood-fired pizza to inventive offerings including fresh seafood and globally inspired dishes, Taste of Little Italy highlights the depth and diversity of the neighborhood’s culinary scene. Guests will begin their evening at Piazza della Famiglia, where they’ll check in and receive their Taste Passport, guiding them to each participating stop. As attendees make their way through the neighborhood, they’ll enjoy curated tastings at each location, with the option to pause and take in the atmosphere at Piazza della Famiglia and Piazza Basilone, both featuring live music throughout the event. Little Italy San Diego on Facebook / Instagram

Group Art Exhibition After months of learning, experimenting, and creating, these 7 artists are ready to share their work with the public at F1VEart Studio & Gallery. Each artist will present a series of three pieces that reflect their unique voice and creative exploration in mixed media arts with teacher Denise Cerro. Join us for the month of June, to celebrate their dedication, creativity, and the joy of artistic discovery. Opening Reception / June 7, 2026 / 1-3 p.m. / open to the public Contact Denise Cerro for private viewing in the gallery.

Experience a Full Moon cacao ceremony in San Diego with restorative yoga, meditation, and a sound bath. Release, reset, and realign. Join us for a deeply nourishing evening under the full moon with this Full Moon Reset: Cacao Ceremony, Restorative Yoga + Sound Bath in San Diego. This immersive experience is designed to help you slow down, soften, and release what no longer serves you, while reconnecting to your body, heart, and inner clarity. We begin with a heart-opening cacao ceremony, a sacred ritual known to support emotional release, intention setting, and deeper connection. You’ll be guided through reflection and gentle prompts to align with the energy of the full moon and bring awareness to what you are ready to let go of. From there, you’ll be guided into restorative yoga, a deeply relaxing practice using supported, gentle postures to calm the nervous system, release tension, and invite the body into a state of rest and receptivity. This portion is accessible to all levels and requires no prior yoga experience. We close the evening with a soothing sound bath, where crystal singing bowls and healing frequencies will guide you into a meditative state, helping integrate your intentions and restore energetic balance. This experience is ideal if you’re seeking: - Emotional release and energetic clearing - Deep relaxation and nervous system support - A gentle, supportive yoga practice - Spiritual connection and intention setting - A peaceful community healing space in San Diego What to Expect: - Opening circle + intention setting - Ceremonial cacao ritual - Guided reflection + release work - Restorative yoga (fully supported, slow-paced) - Full body sound bath journey - Integration + closing Location: Sorrento Valley San Diego Provided for your comfort: - Yoga mat - Blanket - Bolster Important Notes: - This is a non-alcoholic, intentional healing space - No yoga experience needed, all levels welcome - Please arrive 10min early to get settled - Cacao contains natural stimulants. If pregnant or sensitive, please consult prior to attending To stay up to date on future events, follow us on Instagram: @savvy_staci