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The Port of San Diego is hosting the fourth annual People of the Port Career Fair on Wednesday, March 25. Discover your next exciting career in industries such as hospitality, maritime, shipbuilding and repair, food service, and more. All education, skill, and experience levels are welcome. Why Attend? • Meet with industry experts and companies actively recruiting and hiring. • Learn during informative breakout sessions. • Discover your next career opportunity. For more details and to sign up for event reminders, visit the Port of San Diego website: https://www.portofsandiego.org/people-port-career-fair Port of San Diego on Facebook / Instagram

Will Evans pulls everyone into his embrace. He musically accesses a space without boundaries where all are welcome to commune openly and move freely. Through quotable folk-inspired lyrics, breezy grooves, and roots energy, it’s as if he’s giving you permission to be that pure self you can’t always be at work or even at home… The Rhode Island-based singer, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist also puts his words into action via his “Kind Folk” fan community, activating small acts of kindness, charity, and goodwill in tandem with performances nationwide. After generating over 50 million streams independently, he inspires once again through a series of 2024 releases and much more to come.

Discover how San Diego State University is leading the way in sustainability at the annual Sustainability Summit, hosted by the President’s Sustainability Advisory Committee. The event will be held on Wednesday, April 22, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., in Montezuma Hall at the Conrad Prebys Aztec Student Union. This event will highlight the sustainability efforts on campus via our research, curriculum, operations and student-led efforts.

Class Description Want to keep your readers flipping pages well into the night? Have them carry YOUR book around to sneak in a few pages wherever they are? Learn the “Nine Pull Points” essential to writing a book your readers simply can’t put down. Disclaimers Please note that you will receive your Zoom link via email 24 hours before the start of this class. If you enroll in this class less than 24 hours before it begins, please either send us a message or email us at programs@sandiegowriters.org to request your link. Please be advised that it is best to register at least a week before the start of a class to help our instructors prepare and ensure that it does not get canceled or rescheduled. Policies regarding registration, refunds, cancellations, etc. can be found on our policies page. At the end of the course, please complete the evaluation form—your feedback is invaluable for improving our classes and supporting the grant reporting that makes these programs possible. San Diego Writers, Ink on Facebook / Instagram

EDITOR’S NOTE: San Diego District Attorney Summer Stephan is disputing the story KPBS reported on racial disparities in special charges that can lead to life without parole. KPBS’s story relied on a data analysis from a researcher who attributed cases to DAs based on disposition date. The DA’s office provided an analysis that attributed cases to DAs based on filing date. It showed no racial disparity in making these special charges against Black and white defendants when looking only at multiple murder cases during DA Stephan’s tenure. KPBS has clarified the story to include more detail about the analysis and the data it used. Go to the story to learn more. First, in a new KPBS series, we talk with a local mom who shares how she makes ends meet in San Diego County. Then, the second part of a series on Black defendants having a higher likelihood of facing charges that could lead to life without parole than their counterparts. . We also tell you details around California psychiatric hospitals having a new deadline to adjust to new staffing rules. Also, Olympic soccer is coming to San Diego! Plus, our Cinema Junkie offers a creative alternative to Super Bowl Sunday.

A crafters day party: sustainable art workshops, connection and lots of joy A collaborative space for us to create art, trade clothes, admire slow fashion and catch a vibe. We have lots of earth loving activies to explore and nurture your playful spirit including workshops, slow fashion vendors, and upcyled themed art to inspire your furture projects. Workshops: - Learn to sew - bring a t-shirt or some other fabric (we will have some materials but will be limited ) - Screw your labubu - make your own doll - Key chains and things - Print on clothes (bring something to print on) - Wind down with a body wellness session - crafting is a low key sport Clothes Swap: Take a look into the forgotten corners of your closet and bring a few items to trade with a new friend. Please only bring clothes in good condition, that someone could appreciate wearing. Avoid bringing torn/ distressed/ stained clothes for swapping. Materials provided vs. what to bring: Provided: Sewing machines, some clothes + fabrics to sew or paint on , charm and doll making supplies. Bring: Clothes to trade, a t-shirt or two (sewing and/or printing). If you want you can bring your own project too.

The Poway Symphony Orchestra will present "Mendelssohn Classics" on Sunday, March 22, 2026, at 4 p.m. at the Poway Center for Performing Arts. Under the baton of Conductor John LoPiccolo, this program features two masterpieces by Felix Mendelssohn that are elegant, expressive and brimming with Romantic spirit. The concert opens with the dramatic Symphony No. 5 (“Reformation”), filled with majestic themes and sweeping orchestral writing. Mendelssohn’s Violin Concerto in E Minor is a jewel of the violin repertoire, known for its soaring melodies and virtuosic brilliance. The dynamic violinist YuEun Gemma Kim, praised for her vibrant artistry, joins as guest soloist. Also on the program is Beethoven's Overture to Fidelio. The Poway Symphony Orchestra on Facebook / Instagram

Join us for the annual Doctoral Research Colloquium on Friday, March 6! The colloquium features talks by UCSD Visual Arts PhD students along with a keynote lecture by a speaker who has influenced their practice, Professor Gerardo Aldana, from UC Santa Barbara. The Colloquium will be followed by a Reception and Screening for the collaborative exhibition in SME Gallery. Gerardo Aldana is a professor of Chicana/o Studies at the University of California, Santa Barbara. His research takes a history of science and indigenous studies approach to exploring Mayan hieroglyphic history, with a focus on astronomy. Throughout his research, for example in The Apotheosis of Janaab Pakal: Science, History and Religion at Classic Maya Palenque and Calculating Brilliance: an intellectual history of Mayan Astronomy at Chich’en Itza, he investigates cases of historically contingent invention and discovery within indigenous Mayan scientific practice. More recently, his research has led to further exploration of what he refers to as “oracular science” within ancient Mesoamerican astronomical practice. At the core of this exploration is a 14th century indigenous Mayan hieroglyphic manuscript comprising primarily divination almanacs and astronomical tables. UC San Diego Visual Arts on Facebook / Instagram

Douglas Fairbanks returns to the Balboa Theatre screen – this time, in color! He stars as "The Black Pirate," a shipwreck survivor hell-bent on vengeance who fights and tricks his way into becoming a pirate captain. Visit: https://www.sandiegotheatres.org/events/detail/the-black-pirate-1926 San Diego Theatres on Facebook / Instagram

"A Must See!" – BroadwayWorld “The show is so moving it suspends us in belief she is still with us” – DC Theater Arts Written by multiple-Tony Award®-winning playwright Rupert Holmes Starring Michelle Azar as Ruth Bader Ginsburg Directed by: Laley Lippard Over the course of ninety fascinating and often funny minutes, the play presents an intimate portrayal of Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, a true American original. Holmes invites the audience into the intimacy of RGB’s life and her many trials: Losing her mother the day before she graduated as valedictorian of her Brooklyn high school, being one of only nine young women studying law at Harvard while also raising a daughter and helping her husband battle cancer, fighting for women's rights in the nineteen-seventies before condescending all-male courts...and taking courageous stands for human rights as a voice of reason amid a splintering and increasingly politicized Supreme Court. David Taylor of Dan’s Paper said of this production, “…a powerful teaching tool and an intellectually enriching production for the whole family.” “A uniquely intimate experience that’s absolutely worth exploring”, he continued. An evening with a great and compassionate icon of straight-thinking American justice emerges - an RBG who is not only “notorious” but victorious as she takes a stand for ordinary people facing the many challenges of a changing world. Holmes brilliantly captures RBG’s compelling life leaving no wonder why she became a cross-generational role model inspiring tens of millions of Americans and a world-wide following. Visit: https://www.sandiegotheatres.org/events/detail/all-things-equal-2026 San Diego Theatres on Facebook / Instagram