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Bunnyfest 2026 is a family-friendly outdoor event celebrating rabbits, rescue, and education. All attendees must have a valid ticket for entry (children 5 and under are free). Tickets will be scanned at check-in upon arrival. Please review event details carefully before purchasing. All ticket sales are final - no refunds, credits, or exchanges will be issued. Bunnyfest is a rain or shine event. Bunnyfest on Facebook San Diego House Rabbit Society on Instagram

San Diego Soul Food Fest Come experience some of the best soul food San Diego has to offer at the San Diego Soul Food Fest! This event will be hosted on Saturday, August 1 in the North Park community from 11a.m. - 4 pm & will feature DELICIOUS soul food from across the diaspora. Most people just think of one thing when they think of soul food, we want to provide the opportunity to expose folks to different types of cuisines while supporting local businesses, large and small. We are taking advantage of the opportunity to bring the local community together, but also provide exposure to different black owned eateries. General admission will provide you access to a variety of food vendors, entertainment, an interview with a book author and more! Tasting tickets will provide you with everything above plus three tastings of your choice from any of our participating vendors. San Diego Soul Food Festival on Facebook / Instagram

First, we’ll tell you how new CalFresh work requirements impact the budget approved by county supervisors. Also, we’ll tell you why water is set to cost more across the county. Next, a decision will soon be made regarding a half-century-long battle to save some green space for a park in Emerald Hills. Next, we took a trip over to Tijuana where Haitians have built a vibrant community; we joined them as they cheered on their World Cup team. And, some weekend event ideas across the county that you and yours could take part in.

Let’s bring our community closer together through the shared experience of reading and discussing great books! The second annual KPBS San Diego Book Festival on the University of San Diego campus is a free event for book lovers of all ages. Attendees will enjoy panel discussions with award-winning authors, activities, live entertainment, exhibitors including independent booksellers, and more. If you’re attending, please join us at our Producers Club member-only hospitality lounge where PC members can take a rest, find a cold soft-drink, a sweet snack and mingle with fellow PC members and KPBS staff. Add the code, "PC" at checkout to reserve your spot!

Join us for a special presentation of The Listening Room in partnership with the Museum Of Contemporary Art and Art Power at UC San Diego. We will be joined by special guest aja monet during the opening and Def Sound as we explore "the color of rain" by aja monet. Meet aja monet aja monet Bacquie is a Brooklyn-born, Cuban-Jamaican poet, musician, and activist. Her work explores themes of love, gender, justice, and spirituality. At 19, she became the youngest Grand Slam Champion in the history of the Nuyorican Poets Café. Monet's debut poetry collection, "My Mother Was a Freedom Fighter," was nominated for an NAACP Image Award in 2018. Meet Def Sound Def Sound (born Emmanuel "Def Sound" Ricketts) is an Afro-Caribbean, post-binary transdisciplinary artist, poet, and producer based in South Central, Los Angeles. They are widely recognized as a "conceptual word artist" whose music and academic work merge hip-hop theory, poetry, and Black critical theory. Future is Color: Website / Instagram

Starring: Cheech Marin, Dolores Huerta, Edward James Olmos, Lou Diamond Phillips, Luis Valdez People may best remember director and screenwriter Luis Valdez as the maker of the 1987 biographical drama "La Bamba," starring Lou Diamond Phillips as Chicano rock and roll star Ritchie Valens. But Valdez is also regarded as a founder of Chicano theater and a pioneer of the Chicano movement of the ’60s and ’70s. Growing up as one of ten children to Mexican migrant farmworkers, he was originally set to become an engineer like his older brother. But by his sophomore year of college, Valdez had switched his major to English and was writing scathing satirical plays about the experiences of Mexican Americans and the racism and prejudice they face. This earned him the title “pachuco,” which refers to the zoot-suit-wearing, caló-speaking youth of a 1930s Mexican American counterculture that rejected assimilation into Anglo American society. Narrated by Edward James Olmos, "American Pachuco: The Legend of Luis Valdez" uses archival footage and interviews with such Chicano icons as Dolores Huerta, Rose Portillo, and Cheech Marin to highlight Valdez’s lasting impact on American history.

Start your engines for an afternoon of fun, friends, and fundraising as Home of Guiding Hands (HGH) hosts its annual Cheers for Charity Pub Crawl inviting the community to raise a glass while making a meaningful difference for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities throughout San Diego County. This year's Race Day-themed event will take participants on a spirited tour through three of La Mesa's favorite establishments: Coin Haus, The Regal Bar, and Casa Gabriela. Guests are encouraged to embrace the racing theme with checkered flags, pit crew uniforms, racing jerseys, and winner's circle-inspired attire. All proceeds from the event directly support Home of Guiding Hands' life-changing programs and services, including residential housing, early childhood development, independent living skills training, life planning, respite care, and other essential supports that empower individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities to live full, meaningful lives. For more than 50 years, Home of Guiding Hands has provided quality community-based services to children and adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities throughout San Diego County. Events like Cheers for Charity help ensure individuals receive the support, resources, and opportunities they need to thrive. Tickets include one complimentary drink at each pub stop, tasty bites, access to exclusive drink specials, entry into a raffle drawing, and an exclusive Home of Guiding Hands stainless steel keepsake cup. Participants must be 21 years of age or older to attend. Home of Guiding Hands on Facebook / Instagram

This course offers a thoughtful introduction to the Polish language and an opportunity to explore culture and conversation in a supportive, international setting. It is perfect for first-time learners and focused on useful, real-life language you can start using right away. When: Wednesdays, October 7 – November 11, 2026: 1 – 2 p.m. Where: Online via Zoom Cost: Early Bird: $180 (6 Classes), if registered before Wednesday, September 23, 2026. Regular Admission: $220 Instructor: Marta Kowalczyk Marta graduated in Polish philology at the University of Adam Mickiewicz and postgraduate studies in teaching Polish as a foreign language, also at the Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań. Since 2016, she has been teaching Polish at Migrant Info Point, a non-governmental organization supporting migrants living in Poznań. she works with people at all levels of knowledge of the Polish language. Yiddish Arts and Academics on Instagram

Discover the remarkable story of a legendary shaper, an iconic surf shop, and a legacy that helped define California surfing. Join the California Surf Museum for a special Big Wednesday screening of "Harbour Chronicles: Shaping a Legacy," followed by a conversation with director Chris Sardelis and other special guests at the historic Sunshine Brooks Theater (217 N. Coast Highway) in Oceanside. "Harbour Chronicles" is the multi-award-winning documentary celebrating Rich Harbour, the iconic shaper behind Harbour Surfboards — the world’s longest-running surf shop. Thirteen years in the making, this film dives into Harbour’s extraordinary influence through rare footage, surf history, and personal stories from the Seal Beach community he helped shape. Following the screening, Chris Sardelis and others will take guests behind the scenes of the film, sharing what inspired the project, the challenges of bringing it to life, and the stories that could not be left untold. Seating is limited and this special evening is expected to fill quickly! Get your tickets today and be part of an unforgettable celebration of surfboard craftsmanship, community, and California surf history. Oceanside Theatre Company on Facebook / Instagram

House of Outcasts presents “A Mythical Quest,” a fantasy comedy filled with magic, adventure and mythical creatures. A young fanatic named Odin travels to a magical realm to save his fiancée, Olivia, after she mysteriously becomes deathly ill. To save her life, Odin must join forces with a band of mythical creatures and embark on a quest to obtain a healing potion from the Witch Queen of the Seven Realms. Performances run July 23 through August 9, 2026, at the Tenth Avenue Arts Center in downtown San Diego. Viewer discretion advised: This production contains live stage combat, strong language, sexual innuendo and elaborate special effects. Children ages 9–12 must be accompanied by an adult age 18 or older. Children age 8 and younger will not be admitted. House of Outcasts on Instagram