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Help solve a worldwide issue! In this interactive program, participants will learn about oil spills and the science behind them. Working together, participants will come up with solutions to solve this important issue. This is a free in-person program at Paradise Hills Library for Elementary and Middle School age youth. Registration is encouraged.

Explore the world of cybersecurity! Step into the shoes of a cybersecurity engineer and learn about the important role they play. Think like a hacker and get the details on how and why social engineering works, then learn best practices to stay safe on the Internet. This is a free in-person program at North Clairemont Library for Elementary and Middle School age youth. Registration is encouraged.

Experience the thrill of making your very first video game! In this hands-on beginner friendly event, students will work alongside a live instructor to design a main character, add movement, and create simple challenges--then watch their game come to life. Participants have a chance to show off their creativity, build problem-solving skills, and gain new technology skills. This is a free 2-day workshop at Linda Vista Library for Elementary School age youth. Registration required.

Get your imagination flowing and explore the fascinating automobile engineering and design field! You will go on an enlightening adventure that explores the many parts that go into making an automobile work. This course is designed to inform and empower aspiring engineers and designers to unleash their creativity while sharpening their technical skills. This is a free in-person program at College-Rolando Library for Elementary and Middle School age youth. Registration is encouraged.

Help solve a worldwide issue! In this interactive program, participants will learn about food deserts and the science behind them. Working together, participants will come up with solutions to solve this important issue. This is a free in-person program for Elementary and Middle School age youth. Registration is encouraged.

You love getting down at concerts? US TOO! Its the best right? We have just what you're looking for! Miguel is back touring the US for spring, 2026 and you can be part of all the fun! Cal Coast Credit Union Open Air Theatre in San Diego, California known as the top venue for massive concerts like Miguel, will be hosting the big night on Saturday, 14 March, 2026. Miguel on Facebook / Instagram

Join the San Diego History Center for another fun Paint & Sip evening at Gossip Grill in Hillcrest! This month, we’re kicking off the new year with a painting inspired by San Diego’s iconic downtown waterfront, once known as New Town. Enjoy a guided painting session taught by Maira Meza (Hasta La Muerte Artist), sip on great drinks, and learn fun bits of local history along the way. No experience needed—perfect for all skill levels All materials will be provided Drinks and food available for purchase $40 per person San Diego History Center on Facebook / Instagram

Learn to make a beautiful beaded bracelet or keychain with teachers from the San Diego American Indian Health Center. All materials will be provided. Registration is required. Visit http://sandiego.librarymarket.com/event/sdaihc-craft-489927 for more information. Audience: Recommended for ages 9+. Location: Community Room Mission Valley Branch Library on Facebook

Give your child the thrill of making their very first video game! In this free, one-hour event, kids in grades 3 and up will work alongside a live instructor to design a main character, add movement, and create simple challenges--then watch their game come to life. It’s a fun, beginner-friendly way to spark creativity, build problem-solving skills, and get them excited about technology. Presented by The League of Amazing Programmers! Registration is required. Visit https://sandiego.librarymarket.com/event/league-amazing-programmers-498596 for more information. Audience: This program is recommended for children in grades 3 through 8. Location: Community Room Mission Valley Branch Library on Facebook

Los astronautas de la misión Artemis II regresaron a la Tierra el viernes y amerizaron en el océano Pacífico para concluir el primer viaje de la humanidad a la Luna en más de medio siglo.