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  • GRAMMY-nominated brass quartet The Westerlies brings its signature blend of jazz, classical, folk, and American roots influences to "Fireside Brass," a festive program featuring beloved seasonal favorites. Praised for their dynamic precision and adventurous spirit, the ensemble has earned national acclaim for bringing these sounds together in unexpected ways. The Westerlies on Facebook / Instagram
  • Grammy-winning ensemble The Klezmatics returns with "A Happy Joyous Hanukkah," a festive program inspired by the music and traditions of Hanukkah. For more than three decades, the pioneering group has expanded the boundaries of klezmer, the celebratory folk music of Eastern European Jewish communities, blending it with influences from jazz, Latin, Balkan, and other global styles. The Klezmatics on Facebook / Instagram
  • Southern California ensemble QUITAPENAS draws inspiration from Afro-Latin rhythms and the rich musical traditions of Latin America. Formed by first-generation sons of Guatemalan and Mexican immigrants, the group blends influences from Colombia, Peru, Brazil, Angola, and beyond into a sound shaped by movement, celebration, and joy. QUITAPENAS on Instagram
  • The Annual Afghan Tea Party is the House of Afghanistan's signature lawn celebration — a public, family-friendly festival of Afghan culture, hospitality, food, music, poetry, art, and community. Bring a blanket, settle in, and expect a warm Afghan welcome. The name is a tribute to something deeply familiar in Afghan life: the way tea brings people together. Across Afghan homes and gatherings, tea is more than a drink. It is a gesture of welcome, a reason to sit, a pause before a story, and often the beginning of a long conversation. That spirit of hospitality is what inspired the name. But this is not a formal tea service. It is a full afternoon of live programming on the Prado lawn, created for Afghan families, neighbors, friends, and visitors of all backgrounds. From the stage, guests will experience live Afghan music and poetry — read aloud, then unpacked, so every guest leaves understanding why these verses have endured for centuries. There will be storytelling for children and a live demonstration of ta'arof — the intricate, affectionate ritual of Afghan courtesy that no visitor forgets. Guests will also go deeper into the culture itself: an introduction to Afghan food — what's on the table, how it's made, and what each dish means. Between programs, the lawn opens up: tea is poured, food is served, and vendor booths offer Afghan food, clothing, books, and artisan goods. The afternoon also carries a ceremonial heart. The house will present its inaugural Afghan Spirit Award, honoring an Afghan American whose life embodies the values of our people — resilience, bravery, leadership, and hospitality — along with a Community Service Award recognizing extraordinary service to the diaspora. For non-Afghan guests, it is an open invitation to experience Afghan culture in a warm, accessible, and joyful setting. For Afghan families, it is a day to see our heritage shared with pride — not only remembered, but brought to life in the heart of San Diego. Visit: https://www.afghanhouse.org/events/annual-lawn-program House of Afghanistan on Instagram
  • For the Filipino diaspora, food is a strong tether to their homeland and their identity. But for decades, traditional fruits and vegetables from the Philippines were hard to come by.
  • “Edgeless: In the Expanded Field of Painting” brings together four Southern California-based painters whose process incorporates a blend of traditional and nontraditional media as both material and surface. In this exhibition, artists cut, stitch, burn, dye and fire their materials, creating the suggestion of a painting, while also incorporating strategies of sculpture, installation, or performance to work inseparably alongside the act of painting. The exhibition is curated by Jacqueline Marino. Artists in the exhibition include: Anna Betbeze, Molly Zuckerman-Hartung, Monique van Genderen, Lizzie Zelter SDSU School of Art and Design on Facebook / Instagram
  • Celebrate a night of music for the season with the MiraCosta College Symphony Orchestra. The stage will be set to entertain all ages with a variety of music from the classical holiday lexicon to our traditional sing-along, to favorite holiday classics. Directed by Maestro Branden Muresan.
  • The Better Business Bureau will host the 2026 BBB Torch Awards for Ethics on Wednesday, September 9, at the La Jolla Marriott in San Diego, celebrating businesses that demonstrate the highest standards of integrity and ethical practices. The event will feature keynote speaker JJ Birden, a former nine-year NFL wide receiver and author of "Beat the Coverage: Six Strategic Steps to Win in Business and Life." Birden will share insights on overcoming obstacles, performing under pressure and building high-performing teams. Each attendee will also receive a hardcover copy of his newly released book. Join BBB in San Diego for an inspiring program honoring ethical businesses and highlighting the importance of integrity in today’s marketplace. Register and view the finalists at https://www.bbb.org/local/1126/bbb-foundations/torch-awards-for-ethics/sandiego
  • Following a sold-out ArtPower appearance, Latin Grammy-winning ensemble Las Migas returns with the expressive vocals and distinctive style that have made them one of Spain’s most celebrated groups. For more than two decades, the all-women ensemble has captivated audiences around the world while expanding the possibilities of flamenco. Las Migas on Instagram / YouTube
  • Prepare to set sail and yacht rock out! America's Premier Yacht Rock Festival returns for its third edition on Saturday, Sept. 19, bringing a full day of smooth tunes, handcrafted cocktails, delicious local eats, and unforgettable experiences to Ingram Plaza in the heart of Liberty Station. The festival's lineup features some of the nation's best yacht rock bands, including Yachty By Nature, Dirty Yachtin' Scoundrels, and Böaterhead. Don you best yacht rock-inspired attire and enjoy an evening of smooth sailing, from the first pour to the final encore. San Diego Yacht Rock Festival on Instagram
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