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  • Jazz Jam is a community-driven music, wine, and art experience designed for the easy hang, blending the energy of a jazz session with the comfort of a neighborhood art house. Expect a laid-back atmosphere built around intentional listening, plenty of space to dance, good food and drinks. and the chance to meet new creative friends. - Live jazz band - A curated selection of natural wines for purchase - A unique local food pop-up vendor! - Viynl DJ set - Craft station and art activations - A soft launch of our evolving Community Art House concept Dear Tomorrow, on Instagram / TikTok
  • Richard Louv coined the term "nature-deficit disorder" two decades ago. On a hike near Julian, he explains why slowing down and paying attention to the natural world can improve our health, reshape how we think and help us feel more alive.
  • “Dead, White and Blue” is made from 100% recycled film and filmmaker Mike Davis explains what that means.
  • Join Jackalope Arts at Prebble Field in NTC Park at Liberty Station for a free admission weekend of celebrating handmade this August 29 & 30. Featuring 180+ local, hand-selected artisans, shoppers can expect to find trendsetting indie goods including original fashion and jewelry design, body care, innovative home decor and housewares, art, photography, and food. Plus enjoy live music, family friendly activities, food trucks and more from 11 a.m. - 6 p.m. each day. Visit: https://www.jackalopeartfair.com/san-diego Jackalope Indie Artisan Fair on Facebook / Instagram
  • Learn to craft your own stunning bronze jewelry using bronze metal art clay. This two-session workshop is an ideal introduction to metal, clay, and jewelry making, guiding students through the complete process from shaping to finishing. Returning students are welcome and may work on more advanced or complex projects. Day 1: Students will learn how to form, texture, and refine their pieces, create an integrated bail, and prepare their bronze metal clay for firing. Projects typically include earrings (or charms) and a pendant. Day 2: Students will learn how to finish their fired bronze pieces, apply patinas, and do the basic wire wrapping to add beads and attach earring wires. Each student will leave with their own beautifully finished bronze jewelry. Most students can make more than one pair of earrings and a pendant, depending on size and complexity. Visit: https://villageartscenter.org/product/introduction-to-bronze-metal-art-clay-copy/ Village Arts Education on Instagram and Facebook
  • Dive deeper into the exhibit's pieces during our intimate gatherings where the artists will discuss their own work during a tour of the gallery. The artists of True North Photo Society explore the interplay of alchemy and light in their newest collection of photographic works. This exhibit highlights their innovative approaches to transforming moments into luminous visual experiences. Visitors are invited to discover the subtle magic found in each image.
  • Join us for a non-alcoholic paint and sip event in San Diego! Sober paint and sip events provide a fun and creative environment for individuals looking to enjoy painting without the influence of alcohol. These gatherings focus on creativity, community, and self-expression. Here’s what you can expect from a sober paint and sip event: - Creative Expression: Participants can explore their artistic side without distractions. - Social Interaction: Meet new people with similar lifestyles, and connect with others in a supportive environment. - Mindfulness: Engaging in art can be a meditative experience, promoting relaxation and focus. What's Included -Art Supplies: All necessary materials, including canvases, paints, and brushes are provided. -Guided Instruction: Experienced instructor, Miranda Rose, will give step-by-step instruction -A complimentary Kava shot The Polished Pigeon offers non-alcoholic beverages such as zero-proof cocktails and coffee for purchase. See you there! Miranda Rose Art on Facebook / Instagram
  • Onstage Playhouse presents the San Diego premiere of Lucas Hnath's play about scientists Isaac Newton and Robert Hooke — and what they're willing to sacrifice for legacy. The production arrives as the Chula Vista theater faces an uncertain future.
  • Patriotic art and music is taking center stage this year under the Trump Administration, as funds shift away from DEI. For some orgs, like the Reagan Presidential Library, this is their wheelhouse.
  • This event will feature a conversation between guests from San Diego’s art and civic community followed by audience table conversations. Join us for the KPBS One Small Step Experience Event! KPBS presents One Small Step in partnership with StoryCorps. This initiative brings people with different beliefs and backgrounds together for a conversation - not about politics - but to get to know each other as people. The KPBS One Small Step Experience event will feature a respectful conversation between our special guests from San Diego’s art and philanthropic communities followed by audience table conversations where you can discuss and share your own viewpoints. Tuesday, June 23, 2026 5:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. 5:00 p.m. Doors open, check in and reception (light refreshments) 5:50 p.m. Program Location: KPBS: 5200 Campanile Drive, San Diego 92182 Special guest participants: Bob Lehman, Executive Director, San Diego ART Matters Grant Oliphant, CEO and President, Prebys Foundation Audience table conversations will be facilitated by the National Conflict Resolution Center. Learn more about KPBS’ One Small Step program at KPBS.org/OneSmallStep Public Matters is an initiative of KPBS, inewsource and Voice of San Diego. These three independent, non-profit journalism organizations are sharing content, conversation, and events that ensure all San Diegans understand their opportunity to participate in the democratic process and that it means more than voting in an election. The KPBS One Small Step program is a part of the Public Matters initiative. Public Matters is generously funded by Irwin and Joan Jacobs.
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