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Come for the green beer, stay for the luck of the Irish! Join us for an entire weekend of merriment during our St. Paddy's Day Weekend at Punch Bowl Social San Diego! What to expect: All Weekend: $6 Green Beer or grab yourself a Dew & Brew for just $13! Festive party favors while supplies last. Your St. Paddy’s soundtrack is sorted—Irish vibes and Celtic beats all weekend. Grab your green attire, gather your friends, and join us for a St. Paddy's Day celebration! Punch Bowl Social on Facebook / Instagram

A whimsy night of live music, surrealist art and a curious experience of oddities. Alas! the third annual Dali Gras has arrived. This one day interactive festival is inspired by Dali’s iconic surrealist ball with a Mardi Gras twist. Prepare your senses to encounter, whimsical performance art, legendary live music, art installations and a hint of magic. This event will take place at the Template in Ocean Beach. For the first time ever, you will experience an outdoor stage in our parking lot take over. The attire is avant-garde absurdity. Dress to impress those of us that are a bit insane. Food and drinks available for purchase. This is a 21+ event. Dali Gras on Instagram

Hear SDSU alumnus Jason Ross, global touring DJ and producer with 700M+ streams, share his journey in the electronic music industry! Join us for an engaging speaker event with SDSU alumnus Jason Ross, a global touring electronic music producer and DJ based in Los Angeles with over 700 million streams worldwide. He has performed at major festivals such as Tomorrowland, EDC Las Vegas, Beyond Wonderland, Creamfields Hong Kong, and Bonnaroo, and continues to headline venues across North America! Location: KPBS on SDSU campus at the top of Campanile Event is open to the public. Guests that arrive after start time may be turned away due to seating capacity (even if you RSVPed) Please note: Non-SDSU students, faculty, and staff are required to pay for parking. Jason Ross on Facebook / Instagram

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