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The legend continues… THE B-LINE returns to Golden Island Dim Sum & Asian Cuisine for the 1st installment of Dim Sum & Jazz - FUNK EDITION - one of San Diego's longest-running weekly live music dining experiences! CHECK THIS VIDEO OUT: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PfriglBFPGA Seating begins at 6 p.m. Music is from 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. Call (858) 578-8800 for reservations About The B-Line The B-Line a 5-person collective of funk jam enthusiasts assembled from the weekly open jam at Winston's Beach Club in Ocean Beach. With a focus on high-caliber musicianship, overall group tightness, and spreading the funky gospel, The B-Line seeks refuge in the pocket. This tends to be the place where our musical instincts and our sonic goals become perfectly aligned. Described by one ardent fan as "incredibly taut", the music we bring our lovely fans in San Diego is a unique blend of funk and dance/party music, with a tasteful yet never pretentious seasoning of jazz influences. A live performance by The B-Line is guaranteed to yield several funky side-effects (So please consult your primary care physician before attending a performance. If you contract a case of bass-face exceeding 4 hours, contact a healthcare professional and seek immediate medical attention). About Golden Island Golden Island Dim Sum & Asian Cuisine is a 365 seat restaurant and music venue that serves fresh, hand-made, authentic Dim Sum all day every day, with a great selection of authentic asian cuisine to choose from. Golden Island LOVES live music! Nationally touring artists and San Diego's Best Jazz musicians grace our stage during Dim Sum & Jazz every Friday from 6:30PM-8:30PM. Dancing is allowed and always welcomed! Our venue boasts a full ballroom-style dance floor, professional stage and sound system.⁠ Want to know more events happening Golden Island? Join our Newsletter! https://mailchi.mp/4778e446b683/golden-island-newsletter Like Dim Sum & Jazz? Check out the rest of the schedule below! www.bardicmanagement.com/golden-island See More Events www.goldenislanddimsum.com www.bardicmanagement.com/events

San Diegans are experiencing more dangerously hot days than they are used to. Heat has a real impact on health and finances. KPBS breaks down those numbers and looks at how to minimize the risk while keeping loved ones safe.

New fan convention celebrates anime and cosplay over Labor Day weekend.

Celebrating 25 years as one of Ireland’s leading traditional bands A traditional band with a truly worldwide reach, Téada has appeared as a frequent headliner at major music festivals throughout Europe, North America, Asia, Africa, the Middle East and Australia. Highlights include a 30,000-capacity stadium concert in Brittany, along with performances at Rainforest World Music Festival & Penang World Music Festival in Malaysia, Edmonton Folk Festival in Canada, Harare International Festival of the Arts in Zimbabwe and World Music Festival Taiwan. In 2014 the band performed to 40,000 people during an extensive 7-week tour of Japan / Taiwan. Joining Téada on stage will be San Diego’s own Rose Academy of Irish Dance, whose champion instructors have been sharing the tradition of Irish dance throughout the region for more than three decades. Experience the excitement of stunning costumes, lightning-fast footwork, and infectious rhythms as these talented dancers bring the spirit of Ireland to life in a vibrant collaboration with one of the world’s premier traditional Irish bands.

Play 4 SAY Play 4 SAY is SAY San Diego’s signature “un-gala” fundraiser, bringing the community together for an afternoon of friendly competition, connection, and fun at Liberty Station. Now in its 13th year, teams compete in classic lawn games including cornhole, bocce ball, ladder golf, and Giant Jenga while enjoying food and drinks from local partners, music, and exciting auction and opportunity drawing prizes. More than just a tournament, Play 4 SAY raises critical unrestricted funds to support SAY San Diego’s programs serving children, youth, families, and communities throughout San Diego County. Thursday, September 17, 2026 | 3:30–6:30 p.m. Preble Field at NTC Park, Liberty Station Bronze Sponsor — $750 - Logo on website - Social media mentions - 1 Team + 1 Spectator - 5 Prize Drawing Tickets Silver Sponsor — $1,750 - Includes all Bronze benefits, plus: - Logo on event signage - Logo in San Diego Business Journal (SDBJ) - 2 Teams + 2 Spectators - 8 Prize Drawing Tickets Gold Sponsor — $3,000 - Includes all Silver benefits, plus: - Large-format logo on event signage - 3 Teams + 3 Spectators - 11 Prize Drawing Tickets Platinum Sponsor — $5,000 - Includes all Gold benefits, plus: - Featured, premium logo placement on all event signage - 4 Teams + 4 Spectators - 15 Prize Drawing Tickets Diamond Sponsor — $10,000 - Includes all Platinum benefits, plus: - Featured ads in local community publications - Host a featured game station - Co-branded signage at game activity - Expanded team & spectator access - 18 Prize Drawing Tickets SAY San Diego on Facebook / Instagram

Mid- and high-rise apartments are being built where popular stores, like Fry's Electronics in Sierra Mesa, once stood. It's part of a housing trend happening with zoning changes in the city of San Diego.

San Diego Seniors Community Foundation (SDSCF), the first community foundation in the United States dedicated exclusively to seniors, is holding a special screening of the "Saving Claire: The Story of Denying Gravity" on September 22 with the goal to teach older adults to learn how to fall. Falls are the leading cause of fatal and non-fatal injuries among older adults. Over 14 million, or 1 in 4 older adults report falling every year and result in over 3 million emergency department visits and nearly 1 million hospitalizations annually. The San Diego community including, older adults, seniors, families, service groups, senior communities, and caregivers are invited to come to view this free film (run-time is 39 minutes). The goal is to not only help individuals learn these critical skills for themselves but also to educate attendees to go out into the community and share the fall prevention knowledge to help others. The statistics speak for themselves. In 2021, falls caused 38,000 deaths among those age 65+, and emergency departments reported 3 million visits due to older adult falls. Event Details: Saving Claire Documentary Screening, Tuesday, September 22, 2026, 10 a.m. to Noon - Program, Film & Panel Discussion (FREE), Grossmont Healthcare District Auditorium, 9001 Wakarusa St., La Mesa, CA 91942. Check-in begins at 9:30 a.m. Register or contact info@sdscf.org

Vista Día de Muertos is a vibrant Día de los Muertos festival bringing culture, tradition, art, music, food, and community together in the heart of Vista, California. Taking place along South Santa Fe Avenue, this family-friendly cultural celebration honors the meaning of Día de los Muertos while creating an unforgettable experience for North County San Diego. Guests can explore traditional ofrendas and altars, live music and entertainment, local artists and makers, food vendors, cultural activities, a Catrina celebration, family activities, and more. More than a festival, Vista Día de Muertos is an opportunity to celebrate the stories, people, and traditions that connect generations. The event brings together local businesses, artists, families, community organizations, and visitors while highlighting the growing cultural community of Vista and the South Santa Fe corridor. Whether you’re coming to honor loved ones, experience Día de los Muertos traditions, discover local artists, enjoy authentic food, or spend the day with family, everyone is invited to be part of the celebration. Vista Día de Muertos Sunday, October 11, 2026 11 AM – 5 PM South Santa Fe Avenue | Vista, California Celebrate tradition. Honor those who came before us. Discover Vista through culture and community.

Gus Fink Studios and The Tipsy Crow (770 Fifth Ave.) today announced a Comic-Con collaboration naming the historic three-story Gaslamp Quarter bar the official home base of "The Kreepy Crossing," a free public art treasure hunt and live painting event on Friday, July 24, from 4 to 8 PM. Throughout the afternoon, eleven original Gus Fink paintings will be hidden across historic Gaslamp landmarks, with clues dropping every 20 minutes to a large social audience of followers — free to find, and finders keepers! Fink, creator of the Kreepy Cuddles character line carried nationally at Spencer’s, and Spirit Halloween, will paint live at an easel at The Tipsy Crow all evening before revealing a new character at 8 p.m. The reveal is followed by a giveaway of 100 free SDCC exclusive collectibles and a drawing for $500 in prizes. The event is open to everyone — no Comic-Con badge needed. To mark the partnership, The Tipsy Crow’s bar team will debut “Sid’s Night Watch” an exclusive cocktail inspired by the fan favorite Kreepy Cuddles character Sid, a onetime nightmare re-imagined as a protective guardian. The Kreepy deliciousness will be available only at The Tipsy Crow and only during Comic-Con weekend. Hunt clues will post in real time from @gusfink and collaborator Emi Boz’s @emi_boz channels beginning at 4 PM on July 24. Full event details and a countdown are live at www.gusfinkstudios.com "The Gaslamp is already the creepiest, most beautiful neighborhood in San Diego, hiding my paintings in it feels like setting little creatures loose in their natural habitat,” said artist Gus Fink. "And The Tipsy Crow was fate. You don't pass up on a chance to nest with a crow." I can’t wait to paint and introduce everyone to something brand new.” “Comic-Con Friday is the best night of the year in the Gaslamp, and hosting Gus makes it even better,” said Aryanna Duran, Director of Marketing and Events at The Tipsy Crow. “Between the hunt ending at our door, a live painting on Fifth Avenue, and a cocktail built around one of Gus’s characters, this is exactly the kind of only in San Diego experience we love bringing to the neighborhood.”

The city adopted strict regulations on bathhouses in 1988 in an effort to combat HIV. Public health officials say the ordinance is outdated, and that medications are far more effective at stopping the virus.