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Three in-person beginner classes for adults with little or no prior knowledge of the language: beginner German, beginner Spanish, and English for Spanish-speaking adults. Build a practical foundation through conversation, listening, vocabulary, reading, writing, and grammar. The German and Spanish classes are taught mostly in English, adding more German or Spanish as the course progresses. The English class is taught mostly in Spanish, adding more English over time. The German curriculum is developed with the support of German Pacific School San Diego. Ten 90-minute classes, October 13 to December 22, 2026, with no class on November 24. Enroll by October 8, 2026. Italian school of San Diego on Facebook/Instagram

“Very few of us are what we seem.” — Agatha Christie Murder, mystery, and mimosas? Now that sounds like a killer brunch. Just in time for Halloween, Adventures by the Book® invites you to a deliciously suspenseful morning with four authors who know a thing or two about secrets, intrigue, and keeping readers turning pages long past bedtime. Over brunch, New York Times bestselling author Jenna Blum, former NFL football player Andre Hardy, USA Today bestselling author A. Rae Dunlap, and former actress Audrey Steidl will take you behind the scenes of their books and into the minds of writers who create unforgettable characters, hidden truths, and stories where things are rarely quite what they seem. Expect fascinating conversation, plenty of laughs, insider stories about the writing life, and the chance to ask your own burning questions — all while enjoying brunch in the company of fellow book lovers. No tricks. Just treats, great books, and a morning of literary mischief. And because every good mystery deserves a surprise or two… you never know what else we might have up our sleeve.

“Courage is resistance to fear, mastery of fear, not absence of fear,” – Mark Twain Stories of hope, humanity, and resilience have the ability to remind us of the power of authentic human connection. International bestselling author Heather Morris know this best–– join us as we celebrate her latest novel, "The Piano Teacher of Montparnasse": a powerful and deeply moving new historical fiction novel based on real people and events during the Holocaust. To begin the event, a live pianist will give a special musical welcome, setting the mood for an unforgettable literary experience and transporting us into the world of Heather’s new novel. This special event celebrates the individuals whose courage changed history. With her signature blend of meticulous research and deeply human storytelling, Heather brings to life the voices of people whose experiences echo across time. Join us at the Coronado Public Library for an engaging conversation with Heather about the inspiration behind The Piano Teacher of Montparnasse, the real people and historical events that inspired the novel, and the role that music, courage, and human connection play in this extraordinary story. Come early for the music, stay for the story, and share a memorable morning with one of historical fiction’s most beloved storytellers.

Our annual Tea with the Sugar Plum Fairy is Sunday November 15 at 1 p.m. + 3 p.m.! Experience the enchantment of the Land of Sweets at PAW’s Nutcracker Tea, hosted by the Sugarplum Fairy and friends from the Performing Arts Workshop and a performance by our friends at The Violin Shop! Children of all ages are invited to dress up in their finest hats and enjoy a magical holiday date complete with a meet and greet with the beloved Nutcracker characters and a gift from the Sugar Plum Fairy! Children under 3 are free! Attendees can enjoy a spread of tea and scrumptious sandwiches and desserts and take a picture with the characters in The Nutcracker. Performing Arts Workshop on Facebook / Instagram

Tough-on-crime outsider Aberaldo de la Espriella took the lead in Colombia's presidential race on Sunday night, setting up a runoff with Iván Cepeda, an ally of outgoing President Gustavo Petro.

First Macklemore was dropped over Gaza. Then other artists walked. Ed Sheeran has largely stayed out of politics. Now, the empty stage is telling a different story.

Date: Saturday, September 12, 2026 Time: 10 a.m. - 12 p.m. Where: Good News Bar in Hillcrest / 3821 Park Blvd San Diego CA 92103 Limited Spots Available! Join Native Poppy for a special morning of flowers, creativity, and connection at Good News, Hillcrest’s beautifully designed non-alcoholic cocktail lounge and gathering space. In this beginner-friendly workshop, you’ll learn the fundamentals of floral design while creating a lush seasonal arrangement to take home. Working with a thoughtfully curated selection of seasonal and locally grown flowers, we’ll explore flower selection, color harmony, movement, and the mechanics that help arrangements feel natural, balanced, and abundant. After the workshop, enjoy a handcrafted non-alcoholic cocktail from Good News, included with your ticket. Their thoughtful approach to hospitality and beverage-making has made them one of San Diego’s most exciting new gathering spaces. Bring a friend, make it a date, or come on your own. We’ll spend the morning surrounded by flowers, learning a new skill, sharing conversation, and raising a glass to creativity, connection, and community. Your Ticket Includes: - One handcrafted coffee or non-alcoholic cocktail from Good News, redeemable following the workshop - Comprehensive, engaging instruction in our Flower Arranging 101 curriculum - Hands-on guidance and support from Native Poppy’s professional florists - All tools, materials, vase, and a thoughtfully curated selection of seasonal flowers - A Flower Arranging 101 outline and note sheet designed exclusively for our workshops - Plus: the floral arrangement you design to take home and enjoy Native Poppy on Facebook / Instagram

Los estudiantes de esta ciudad costera de San Diego se enfrentan a la contaminación por aguas residuales del Río Tijuana, que provoca dolores de cabeza, asma, erupciones cutáneas y confusión mental.

Downtown Chula Vista has everything you need to make mom feel special this Mother’s Day. The walkable stretch of locally loved businesses along Third Avenue offers everything from dining and beauty to shopping to ensure a memorable holiday. Take the cooking off mom’s plate by having brunch at La Nacional or Talavera Azul, where bold Mexican flavors and a lively atmosphere will ease everyone into the morning celebration. Lunch options in the neighborhood include La Pesca Cevicheria Baja, with a menu filled with authentic ceviche and Baja-style seafood and California Sushi with a fusion of traditional Japanese flavors with a south of the border kick. Stop by local-favorite Balboa South for dinner and enjoy fun (and delicious) takes on American classics. With a focus on quality ingredients and a welcoming, family-friendly atmosphere, it’s a go-to spot for celebrating, dining well, and gathering with loved ones. What better way to thank mom than with a day of pampering? Downtown Chula Vista has everything from hair and nail salons to spas that will guarantee a day of feeling and looking good. Book mom an appointment at Vals Hair Salon, Paragon Designers or Ambiance Hair Lounge, where a trained stylist will have her relaxing and leaving with her hair refreshed. A stop at meTyme Beauty Lounge will pamper mom with a manicure and pedicure that lasts long past Mother’s Day, and The Beauty Loft by BB Skin will have her glowing for days. For those looking for a full day of revitalization, Orchid Thai Spa and Bodyworks offers everything from massages and facials to peels. Don’t wait! Book treatments ahead of time or get mom a gift card so she can plan her visit. No Mother’s Day is complete without the perfect gift. Shop for all of mom’s favorites right on Third Avenue. My Cup Of Tea has everything from loose-leaf tea options, snacks, and giftware. Buy mom some new jewelry at McClendon Jewelers, a family-owned business ready to help pick the next family heirloom. Don’t forget, flowers are a classic, and Vero's Flowers or Le Fleur Florals by Paul Lopez have the perfect arrangements to show your love. Make this Mother’s Day one to remember with the support of the local businesses along Third Avenue.

First, museum leaders are asking that paid parking at Balboa Park be reconsidered. Then, after the death of a child, Pacific Beach community members are calling for improved road safety. Also, we hear from Jessica Calix who was impacted and displaced in the January 2024 floods. Plus, part 2 of our series on the controversy around a massive data center project. Lastly a story about the world’s oldest collegiate acapella group.