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  • Some of the jazz industry’s top voices (Trist Curless, Genevieve Artadi, and Michael Mayo) come together to sing the music of one of the most beloved jazz vocal groups—Lambert, Hendricks, and Ross (LH&R). This stunning live show is a tribute to LH&R classics, as well as individual performances that perpetuate the art of vocalese, as mastered by vocalist Jon Hendricks. Even better, the vocalists will share the stage with MiraCosta College’s award winning ensembles—Frequency Vocal Jazz Ensemble & MOJO big band, directed by Matt Falker and Steve Torok. Location: Concert Hall (OC2406), Oceanside Campus MiraCosta College on Facebook / Instagram
  • The Strike The Strike is a three-member band based in Los Angeles, CA including frontman Chris Crabb, Jay Tibbitts (drums), and David Maemone (keys/guitar). The Strike released their debut album "Faint of Heart" in June of 2017, which was met with great enthusiasm nationally. The success of the record allowed them to expand their presence into Los Angeles from the greater Mountain West region where the band started. In 2022 the band signed with Nettwerk Music Group and released their follow-up album “The Lost Years,” which helped them garner national attention and begin touring. The Strike will be releasing their third studio album in the Fall of 2024. The album was recorded with acclaimed producer John Fields (Switchfoot, Ben Rector, Corey Wong). The Strike is known for their captivating live performances. In an age of musical minimalism, The Strike is reminiscent of rock bands from the 70's and 80's. They feature true showmanship in an age where the art of performance has been forgotten. Chris Crabb's vocal style is akin to rock vocalists such as John Waite, or Steve Perry. The band members are all students at their craft. Those who attend Strike shows become instant fans. Kids That Fly Kids That Fly didn’t come up through industry pipelines—they came up through packed house shows at the University of Connecticut in late 2018, where sweat, persistence, and the hum of amplifiers blurred into something larger than just scrappy guitar rock. What started as a group of friends chasing a rock & roll fantasy quickly turned into a band with real velocity—built on long drives, louder nights, and the quiet certainty that they had something worth chasing. They earned their footing the hard way—grinding through the greater New York circuit while commuting in and out of New York City to record their earliest projects. That DIY momentum has since scaled into a bi-coastal operation following their signing with Giant Music, with recording sessions now spanning NYC, Los Angeles, and their home base in Connecticut. Still, nothing about them feels manufactured—the heartbeat of the band remains raw, urgent, and rooted in the stage. Raised between Connecticut and New York, Kids That Fly pull from a deep well of rock influence—channeling the downtown cool of The Strokes, the melodic sharpness of Weezer, and the emotional charge of UK bands like The 1975 and Catfish and the Bottlemen. Their sound lands in that rare space between nostalgia and now—anthemic, melodic, and built for volume. It’s why they sit naturally alongside bands like The Killers, Young the Giant, and Arctic Monkeys, while still carving out a lane that feels entirely their own. Press has been quick to respond—Atwood Magazine praising their “captivating indie rock anthems,” Music Connection calling out their “polished, powerfully fun pop-rock,” and The Aquarian highlighting their “fervent spirit, rock energy, and romanticism-laced narratives.” But the real story isn’t in the quotes—it’s in the live moment, where the line between band and audience disappears, and the songs hit like something shared. Kids That Fly aren’t just riding a wave—they’re helping build it. And they’re doing it the way great rock bands always have: loud, and without compromise.
  • As some continue to pushback on AI art, artist Refik Anadol seeks to base his new venture on ethical and environmental principles.
  • Ground and air crews fully contained a brush fire that burned 560 acres on Camp Pendleton.
  • A collision of cinematic rock as the iconic scores of Mick Giacchino ("The Penguin," "Muppet Mayhem" & beyond) collide with the electrifying guitar-driven anthems of Zach Robinson & Leo Birenberg ("Cobra Kai"). ArtPower at UC San Diego on Facebook / Instagram
  • Bursting with color, movement, music, and astonishing athleticism, Afrique en Cirque transports audiences into the vibrant heart of West African culture through an electrifying fusion of contemporary circus arts and traditional African performance. Created by Guinean multidisciplinary artist Yamoussa Bangoura and performed by the internationally acclaimed troupe Cirque Kalabanté, this exhilarating production draws inspiration from everyday life in Guinea, celebrating the energy, resilience, artistry, and joy found throughout African communities. Accompanied by the infectious rhythms of live Afro-Jazz, percussion, and kora music, performers soar through the air, build gravity-defying human pyramids, and execute breathtaking acrobatic feats that leave audiences in awe. The result is a visually stunning spectacle that pulses with rhythm, emotion, and nonstop excitement. Founded in 2007, Cirque Kalabanté has become internationally recognized for blending the traditions of African dance, music, and storytelling with the virtuosity of modern circus performance. Under the direction of Bangoura — a former artist with Cirque du Soleil, Cirque Éloize, and Circus Baobab — the company has captivated audiences around the world with productions that celebrate cultural pride while showcasing extraordinary physical artistry. In Afrique en Cirque, every element of the performance contributes to the immersive experience: vibrant costumes, live musicians performing onstage, explosive choreography, and acrobatics that highlight remarkable strength, agility, and precision. Far more than a traditional circus show, the production offers a joyful and deeply human celebration of connection, community, and artistic expression. Audiences of all ages can expect an unforgettable evening filled with wonder, excitement, and contagious energy from beginning to end. From soaring flips and intricate balancing acts to thunderous drumming and dynamic ensemble performances, Afrique en Cirque creates an atmosphere that is both exhilarating and uplifting. The show’s combination of live music and breathtaking physical performance makes every moment feel immediate, immersive, and alive, drawing audiences into a celebration that transcends language and borders. Vibrant, powerful, and inspiring, this internationally acclaimed production offers a thrilling reminder of the universal joy of live performance and the extraordinary beauty of African artistry.
  • "Supergirl" is getting a lot of hate online, but the new DCU film is actually the perfect way to celebrate America's 250th, as a punk superheroine and her mischievous dog win your heart.
  • The San Diego Watercolor Society proudly presents “Patriotic Sagas,” juried by award-winning artist, Stephanie Goldman. The water-based media exhibition runs June 28 - Aug 1, 2026, at our Gallery in The Arts District Liberty Station. The free Opening Reception is Friday, July 3, 5-8 pm with over 95 ready-to-hang original paintings plus refreshments and the fellowship of other art enthusiasts. The Gallery is open Wed. - Sun., 11a.m. – 3 p.m. The paintings can also be viewed and purchased online. Please visit www.sdws.org for more information. San Diego Watercolor Society on Facebook / Instagram
  • The San Diego Watercolor Society proudly presents the free Opening Reception for “Patriotic Sagas” on Friday, July 3, 2026 from 5-8 p.m. at our Gallery in The Arts District Liberty Station, with over 95 ready-to-hang original paintings plus refreshments and the fellowship of other art enthusiasts. The water-based media exhibition runs June 28 – Aug 1. Gallery hours: Wed. - Sun, 11a.m. – 3 p.m. The paintings can also be viewed and purchased online. Please visit www.sdws.org for more information. San Diego Watercolor Society on Facebook / Instagram
  • Learn about the exciting world of writing grants from an experienced professional! In this class, you will learn how to write a competitive grant proposal to support a non-profit of your choosing. Students will learn the golden rules of grant writing; common mistakes made by inexperienced grant writers; key components of grant proposals (goals, objectives, evaluation, sustainability, etc.); and how to identify and develop a relationship with grant funders. Finally, students will have the opportunity to review and vet a live grant proposal. San Diego Writers, Ink on Facebook / Instagram
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