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  • More kids than ever are attending state-funded preschool in the U.S., 1.8 million of them the last school year.
  • Treat yo' self... to trivia night. Join the Duck Dive for a night dedicated to the funniest public servants in Pawnee. From waffles and town halls, to miniature horses and friendship, Duck Dive will be testing your knowledge of Parks & Rec with themed trivia, drink specials, and prizes that Leslie Knope would proudly add to her collection. Wednesday, June 24, 2026 Trivia starts at 8 p.m. Once you’ve purchased your ticket, call Duck Dive at (858) 273-3825 to reserve and make sure your group sits together. The Duck Dive on Facebook / Instagram
  • What do you do when the law won’t allow the kind of death you want? For a growing number of Americans, the answer is: go to Switzerland. Join the Hemlock Society of San Diego for a candid and eye-opening conversation about Voluntary Assisted Death abroad—why people consider it, how it works, and what families experience along the way. Sunday, June 14 at 1 p.m. Live on Zoom | Recording available This 90-minute program brings together perspectives rarely heard side by side: A wife’s story – Pat Spears shares her deeply personal journey and the decisions she and her husband, Bert – facing Alzheimer’s – made to travel to Switzerland. A practical roadmap – John Watson, the mastermind behind The Switzerland Alternative, introduces a trusted resource for navigating end-of-life options in Switzerland. Inside perspective – Experts from Pegasos explain the process, requirements, and realities of Voluntary Assisted Death in Switzerland Your questions answered – A live, open Q&A Whether you are planning ahead or simply want to understand what options exist beyond U.S. borders, this program offers insight you won’t find in the headlines. Hemlock Society of San Diego on Facebook
  • Making his Bornemann debut on September 25, ZB Savoy brings the music of Willie Nelson to life in "Songs of Willie Nelson," a heartfelt tribute to one of America's most beloved and influential songwriters. More than a concert, this engaging performance celebrates the remarkable career and enduring legacy of the Red Headed Stranger through timeless hits, memorable stories, and insights into the music that shaped generations. Backed by a powerhouse band featuring acclaimed touring musicians, Savoy delivers an authentic and entertaining journey through Nelson's legendary catalog, from iconic classics to treasured deep cuts. Whether you're a lifelong Willie fan or simply appreciate great songwriting and musicianship, this special evening offers a rich celebration of country music history and one of its most enduring voices. About the Band: Led by ZB Savoy himself, the band assembled for this tribute is a powerhouse of talent. Featuring Bobby Furgo on piano and fiddle, known for his work with Leonard Cohen and Dolly Parton, Danny Campbell on drums, who has played with icons like Bob Weir and Phyllis Diller, and bassist Patrick McClory, who's toured with acts such as the Bastard Sons of Johnny Cash and The Red Headed Strangers, the ensemble promises an unforgettable performance. ZB Savoy on Instagram
  • Join San Diego ART Matters and the San Diego County Arts & Culture Commission for the District 1 stop of the In Community series — a countywide initiative designed to bring together artists, cultural organizations, and creative partners through welcoming gatherings filled with conversation, collaboration, and inspiration. This event continues the series’ commitment to engaging communities across the region, including those in District 1 represented by Supervisor Paloma Aguirre. This District 1 gathering will take place at the Chicano Park Museum and Cultural Center on Tuesday, June 30, from 2– 4 p.m. The afternoon will be a relaxed and engaging gathering focused on connection and community. Guests will enjoy music and spoken word, along with opportunities to meet fellow artists, cultural leaders, and community partners from across the region. The program will include informal networking, a brief update on regional arts advocacy and resources, and an opportunity to connect with County Arts & Culture District 2 Commissioners Monica Hernandez and Marisa Rosalez, along with a special welcome to Christine Jones, the County’s new Manager of Art, Film and Creative Industries. In Community is presented by San Diego ART Matters through its Local Arts Agency Learning Network, sponsored by the Prebys Foundation. Admission is free and open to the public. Light refreshments will be provided. Come as you are. Bring a colleague or friend. Make new connections, share ideas, and be part of strengthening the creative ecosystem in District 1 and across San Diego County.
  • To kick off our AANHPI Heritage Month profile series, we hear about Fields' journey into advocacy for AANHPI communities and her continued efforts to shine a light on Filipino American history, community and culture.
  • The Open House for the San Diego California Temple of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, will be held from Thursday, June 18, 2026 through Saturday, July 11, 2026 (except Sundays). All are invited to come enjoy the temple's beautiful grounds and a tour of this sacred house of the Lord. Temples are sacred buildings designed to help God’s children feel close to Him and His Son, Jesus Christ. Once the temple is dedicated, entrance is reserved for members of the Church. The temple property is a smoke-free, vape-free zone. Service animals cannot be accommodated inside the temple. We will attempt to accommodate many languages spoken in the San Diego Temple area.
  • The San Diego County Board of Supervisors is set to discuss two competing proposals ahead of a vote Tuesday. The changes could include new term limits, an ethics commission, and more.
  • The Fair is focused on providing a fun and affordable experience this year, and that includes deals for games, new food items, and families on Fridays. Here are the Friday deals: Game On Fridays: Every Friday, games in the Fun Zone and Kids Zone are only four credits each from 11 a.m.-4 p.m. Foodie Fridays: Fairgoers can also expect the return of Foodie Fridays, featuring 50% off the Fair-tastic Food Competition finalist items from 11 a.m.- 4 p.m. on Fridays. Kids Days: Children ages 12 and younger receive free admission every Friday during the Fair. Children 5 and younger are admitted free every day. LEGOLAND© California promotion: This year for Kids’ Days at the Fair, LEGOLAND© California in Carlsbad is also offering 2-for-1 coupons (while supplies last), which provides guests with a free ticket to the family theme park with the purchase of a ticket at full gate price. The tickets are valid beginning July 6. Guests can also save on parking and admission by buying in advance online at sdfair.com. Free parking is also available at Torrey Pines High School, and a combination transit and Fair ticket, called the Fair Tripper, is also available on MTS and NCTD vending machines. The full list of value deals can be found at sdfair.com/deals.
  • Relationships are hard — both in life and on the page! In this three-hour workshop, learn now to portray relationships in fiction with authenticity, complexity, and drama (but not melodrama). Whether you’re writing about siblings or couples, friends or lovers, you’ll learn how to reveal the foundations and nuances of relationships using tools of the craft including dialogue, setting, and POV. We’ll look at readings from short stories and novels, and we’ll do in-class writing prompts to put what we discuss into practice. San Diego Writers, Ink on Facebook / Instagram
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