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Launched in 2025, the Native American Studies Model Curriculum has free lesson plans and teaching materials for elementary, middle and high school.

Slip into the glamour of the Roaring Twenties at Rustic Root’s Prohibition Week for three nights of elegant dining on October 29, 30, & 31! This speakeasy experience at Rustic Root’s downtown location invites guests to take a step into the past, into a world of blacked-out windows, flickering candelabras, whiskey barrels, and vintage glamour while enjoying full dinner service, live jazz, and Prohibition-era cocktails including martinis, Manhattans and premium whiskey and bourbon pours. Elevate your evening with an optional add-on tableside martini service, to experience the art of cocktail making up close. Classic spirits, city views, and a touch of vintage allure—this is one night worth breaking the rules for. Plus, dress to impress. 1920s attire is encouraged! Reservations can be made on OpenTable. Plus, on Halloween night, the speakeasy transforms into a late-night Halloween party beginning at 9 p.m., featuring a live DJ. Enjoy the Prohibition dinner beforehand, and your receipt is your admission to the Halloween party. Or coming just for the party? Be sure to reserve your ticket before they’re gone! Rustic Root: Website / Facebook / Instagram

Sail the rocky seas to Ballast Point Brewing’s Victory at Sea Day on Saturday, November 7 from 12-6 p.m. Don’t miss this pirate-inspired celebration with themed food, games, exclusive merchandise, and the return of the Victory at Sea beer variants. Entry is free, and guests can purchase the First Mate Bundle which includes entry, two drink tickets, and a VAS gift bag — perfect for any brew-loving pirate. Guests under 21 must be accompanied by a legal guardian to enjoy the festivities. Ballast Point San Diego on Facebook / Instagram

Why do victorious rebel groups govern so differently once they take power? Join us on Wednesday, November 18 from 1:45 p.m. to 3:00 p.m. at the UC San Diego School of Global Policy and Strategy for a conversation with Kai M. Thaler who will discuss the key insights found in his new book from Cornell University Press, "When Rebels Win". Drawing on evidence from Africa, Latin America, and Asia, Thaler shows how wartime ideology can shape statebuilding, public institutions, and postwar governance. Kai Thaler is an assistant professor in the Department of Global Studies at UC Santa Barbara and an IGCC affiliated researcher.

Aprenda más sobre la última etapa de la demencia y los cambios finales de la enfermedad, explore nuevas formas de proveer cuidado y nuevos rituales de comunicación, ante los cambios inminentes. Esta clase es presentada por la organización local sin fines de lucro Alzheimer’s San Diego y está diseñada específicamente para los cuidadores. Alzheimer's San Diego on Facebook / Instagram

Enjoy cozy, seasonal beverages and discover your new favorite beans and specialty teas. Plus unique drinkware and accessories. A gathering for coffee and tea enthusiasts. Enjoy cozy, seasonal beverages and discover your new favorite beans and small-batch teas while connecting with people passionate about sipping and brewing. Explore a curated selection of local roasters, handcrafted tea blends, and unique drinkware and accessories. This special event will be happening in the Mini Park during the monthly North Park Sustainable Market. Proceeds benefit Feeding San Diego. The North Park Sustainable Market is San Diego’s best open-air market, held monthly on the 2nd Saturday next to the North Park Mini Park. 60+ diverse vendors with the best eco-friendly food, products and services in Southern California, plus adoptable dogs. Free entry, music, games and family-friendly. Vendors are set up on both sides of North Park Way between 30th St and Granada Ave and on 29th St. There is a 6-story parking garage on 29th St and North Park Way. Additionally, there is free street parking nearby. This is a rain or shine event. Join Our Volunteer Team — Sign Up Here

New research shows that California's 800-mile fault line is under its highest stress level in 1,000 years. We talk about what a major earthquake could mean for San Diego and how to prepare for a potential disaster.

The Pride Promenade is envisioned as a gathering place for the Hillcrest neighborhood.

The family of one of the shooters in the Islamic Center attack is now suing a mental health facility for negligence and wrongful death. Plus, what a looming El Niño could mean for San Diego County. And, how an Environmental Protection Agency announcement is renewing hope for Imperial County residents plagued by river pollution.

We discuss how Autism Acceptance Month is moving beyond just awareness and celebrating neurodiversity. Plus, we take you inside a local art space focused on inclusion and community.