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Where the eerie comes into bloom. Bloom & Gloom is a spring-inspired makers market where light and shadow coexist beautifully. Hosted by The Macabre Mysterium in collaboration with Societe Brewing Company, this all-ages event brings together 20+ curated vendors, raffles, and a welcoming community space to shop small and support local creatives. Whether you’re drawn to the floral, the macabre, or somewhere in between, Bloom & Gloom offers a thoughtfully curated experience celebrating contrast, creativity, and connection. The Macabre Mysterium on Facebook / Instagram

Get ready for an unforgettable night in person with Cydeways teaming up with The Irie and Native Leaves. Come vibe live, enjoy great Get ready for an unforgettable night in person with Cydeways teaming up with The Irie and Native Leaves. Come vibe live, enjoy great tunes, and experience the energy only a live show can bring. Don't miss out on this awesome lineup! Cydeways on Facebook / Instagram

If the workers vote in favor, the union would be free to call for a work stoppage as early as next week, just as the World Cup competition begins.

This evening presents world-renowned maestro Pandit Kartik Seshadri in concert (sitar), accompanied by Pandit Anindo Chatterjee (tabla). Don't miss this opportunity to enjoy the astonishing improvised melodies of Indian classical music. UC San Diego Department of Music on Facebook / Instagram

Carlos Duran came up short in his bid for the Imperial Irrigation District’s Board of Directors, failing to unseat incumbent director Alex Cardenas.

The Port of San Diego is excited to present “A Day at the Park,” a FREE family-friendly multicultural celebration at our Port park in Barrio Logan located at 1449 Cesar E. Chavez Pkwy, San Diego on Saturday, May 16.  Come enjoy the celebration featuring local food vendors, entertainment, performances, and activities for kids of all ages.  For details and to sign up for event reminders: https://bit.ly/3PyRsm6 Port of San Diego on Facebook / Instagram

Opera À la Carte San Diego presents Spring Fling, a joyful concert celebrating the beauty, renewal, and romance of the spring season. This lively program features a delightful mix of opera arias, art songs, musical theatre selections, and sparkling duets and ensembles inspired by springtime, flowers, and composers born in April. From lyrical melodies to playful and passionate moments, Spring Fling captures the spirit of the season in music that is fresh, colorful, and full of life. Featuring an outstanding roster of artists including: Abla Lynn Hamza, soprano Chelsea Seener Gornall, soprano Danielle Perrault, mezzo-soprano Lily Prado, soprano Christopher Walters, baritone Michele Scanlon, piano Join Opera À la Carte San Diego for an uplifting evening of music that celebrates spring in full bloom. Opera À la Carte San Diego is a women-run nonprofit opera company dedicated to making opera accessible, engaging, and affordable for the San Diego community. Featuring professional local artists, the company presents lively concert programs and fully staged productions that bring together opera, art song, and musical theatre in welcoming community venues throughout the region. Opera à la Carte on Facebook / Instagram

Trio Aquarelle takes its name from Philippe Gaubert's luminous Trois Aquarelles — three musical watercolors painted in sound for flute, cello, and piano. Like watercolor itself, this rare and intimate instrumentation can shimmer with brilliance one moment and breathe with quiet tenderness the next. Formed by three musicians whose roots span different corners of the world, Trio Aquarelle brings a richly layered perspective to the chamber music stage. Elena Yarritu, of Japanese and Mexican descent, holds advanced degrees from Yale University and Stony Brook University, has studied and concertized throughout Europe, and performed at Carnegie Hall's Weill Recital Hall — her recordings on MSR Classics have been hailed as "fearsome and adventurous" and "jubilantly virtuosic." Daniel Grab brings a globe-spanning energy to the ensemble — at home as principal cellist in Southern California concert halls and each summer on faculty at the Burgos International Music Festival in Spain. When not on stage, he can be found exploring the Southern California coastline in search of uncrowded waves, occasionally with a cello student in tow. Cho-Hyun Park, a native of South Korea, holds a Doctor of Musical Arts degree from the University of Texas at Austin and took first prize at the Bartók-Kabalevsky-Prokofiev International Piano Competition in Italy, a distinction that led to her Carnegie Hall debut in 2015. Together, they move fluidly across a wide expressive range, from high-spirited virtuosity to moments of the most sublime lyricism — and it is precisely this diversity of background, temperament, and training that gives the ensemble its distinctive spark. Central to Trio Aquarelle's mission is a commitment to music that tells a fuller story. The ensemble actively champions works by women composers across the ages, believing that great music has always existed in more voices than history has acknowledged. They are passionate about bringing newly discovered and rarely heard works to light, programming them alongside the beloved standards audiences know and love — creating concerts that feel both like a homecoming and an adventure. Trio Aquarelle invites you into their world — one where music transcends the familiar, carries you somewhere unexpected, and stays with you long after the last note fades. Coronado Public Library on Facebook / Instagram

The Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool is refilling after President Trump had it painted "American flag blue." Some visitors say the results of the project — which reportedly cost millions — are subtle.

New modeling from the CDC shows that if measures aren't taken immediately, this outbreak could sicken more than 20,000 people in the next three months.