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Join us for our MLS Home Opener on Saturday, February 21! SDFC is facing CF Montreal for the first time ever at Snapdragon Stadium. Be part of our second chapter as the 2026 season gets started! Visit: https://www.sandiegofc.com/tickets/single San Diego FC on Facebook / Instagram

Round One of the Concacaf Champions Cup is here! SDFC makes the Club’s first appearance against seven-time Liga MX Champions Pumas UNAM on Tuesday, February 3. Visit: https://www.sandiegofc.com/tickets/single San Diego FC on Facebook / Instagram

Come join us on Setsubun where we banish the evil and welcome Spring with good fortune. This event will take place inside the garden’s gates. We invite guests to make special oni masks, as well as participate in the Mamemaki, or bean tossing event. Special Masu cups filled with Roasted Soybeans for the event will be available for at JFGM’s Performance Area located inside the Inamori Pavilion. Guests can also enjoy performances, demonstrations, crafts, and food. Come join us for an exciting event! Japanese Friendship Garden & Museum on Instagram / Facebook

Join the annual festival celebrating our feathered friends at San Elijo Lagoon! Look for local birds that live in the lagoon all year and for birds that visit from faraway places. All ages can enjoy bird-themed activities, live animal presentations, face painting, nature crafts, and more. This event follows a zero-waste approach to maximize recycling, minimize waste, and reduce consumption, ensuring that items provided at the event are either reusable or recyclable. If you can, please bring your cup. Complimentary drinks and fruit offered. Bird Tours occurring at 10:30 a.m. and 11:30 a.m. and Hawk Talk occurring at 11 a.m. and 12 p.m. Presented by: Nature Collective + San Diego County Parks and Recreation. Supported by the City of Encinitas Community Grant. All are welcome, best-suited for children aged 12 and younger. Nature Collective on Facebook / Instagram

Profiled recently on KPBS about her freshly-minted 5 million streams for "Subway Song," Julianna Zachariou is known for her mission to queer the American songbook. A Sacramento transplant by way of Nashville and San Diego, her fans and collaborators include Madison Cunningham, Caroline Kingsbury, and Ny Oh. Julianna Zachariou on Facebook / Instagram

From the southern plains of Texas, Rattlesnake Milk summons the sound of the prairie, mimicking the howl of coyotes and the pulsing rhythm of a lonesome junk train. From the southern plains of Texas, Rattlesnake Milk summons the sound of the prairie, mimicking the howl of coyotes and the pulsing rhythm of a lonesome junk train. Presented by Soda Soda Bar on Facebook / Instagram

Doors at 7p.m. No Dinner Service Tickets One can hear Braxton Cook breaking through on "Not Everyone Can Go," a mix of jazz and R&B that feels indebted to similar hybrids of yesteryear. Musically, the album conjures images of bright evening sunshine, when the temperature begins to cool. Not quite Quiet Storm, instead, "Not Everyone Can Go" dabbles between the margins, which won’t surprise those who’ve followed Cook to this point. Across albums like "Somewhere In Between," "No Doubt and Who Are You When No One Is Watching?," he’s made a career of blurring the lines between genres, landing on a sound that isn’t one thing, in particular. While that’s made his music tough to pin down, that also makes it all the more intriguing. That you can’t label it just R&B or just jazz lends to the music’s attraction.

We hear the latest on conditions in San Diego County jails amid a recent effort to phase out triple bunk beds. Then, a new book unravels the role of death investigators in obscuring circumstances around deaths in custody.

San Diego television news outlets are experiencing a rightward shift as news consolidation influences America's local TV news landscape.

First, a mass shooting in Australia has left a local Rabbi and many others in mourning. Then, an inside look at a training exercise Camp PendletonMarines took part in. After that, a committee at SDSU is recommending an increase in student fees. Finally, local scientists have a possible solution when it comes to seagrasses that are under threat.