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  • Gaslamp Father's Day
    Father’s Day is fast approaching, and the Gaslamp Quarter will spoil dads, soon-to-be-dads, grandpas, fur-baby dads, and all fatherly figures on Sunday, June 19! Come down to the iconic Quarter and bring the family to eat, drink, laugh, and celebrate at the Gaslamp Quarter making Father’s Day extraordinary. During your visit swing by 5th Avenue and Market Street between Noon to 4 p.m. for The Gaslamp Pop-Up BBQ Sauce Stand providing a FREE delicious BBQ Sauce, Hot Jam or BBQ Salt to every person who provides proof of parking at Park-It-On-Market or the 6th and K Parkade during their Gaslamp Quarter visit. Treat dad to delicious cuisine and take advantage of the various specials participating Gaslamp restaurants will offer to celebrate this Father’s Day right. WHEN: Father’s Day, Sunday, June 19, 2022, from Noon - 4 p.m. WHAT: Father’s Day Celebrations throughout the day in the historic Gaslamp Quarter. Dads will be getting FREE BBQ sauce & more, and everyone is invited to enjoy the Backyard BBQ themed photo-op. WHERE: The historic Gaslamp Quarter, San Diego, CA. BBQ sauce give away and photo-op at 5th and Market. PARKING: Parking is made easy in the Gaslamp Quarter at the following garages: Park-It-On-Market 6th & K Parkade PHOTO-OPS: Father’s day celebrations, families throughout the quarter, BBQ sauce freebies, BBQ themed photo-ops all set in the beautiful Gaslamp Quarter. Gaslamp.org will host up to date information on venue offerings as a hub for all information for Father's Day in the Quarter
  • Theresa Joy, 11, practicing her squash moves with Deon Saffery, Squash Manager at Access Youth Academy, and a classmate, Southeast San Diego, CA, January 26, 2022
    Academics and squash give charter students a new choice for college
    Students in Southeast San Diego have a new option to highlight on their college applications.
  • Is Bigfoot real? A new book dives deep into the legend
    The Secret History of Bigfoot is a smart, hilarious, and wonderfully immersive journey into the history of Bigfoot, the culture around it, the people who obsess about it, and the psychology behind it.
  • Isaac Okoro of the Cleveland Cavaliers guards James Harden of the Philadelphia 76ers at an NBA game this week. Soon, you too will be able jump into a pro game — at least, virtually.
    A future NBA app feature lets fans virtually replace a player in a live game
    A new streaming experience in the NBA app will let fans live out their Main Character dreams. League Commissioner Adam Silver announced the in-app additions this past week.
  • Al Medvitz, who farms alfalfa and other crops, looks out over Sacramento River from a hill on his land near Rio Vista, Calif., on Monday, July 25, 2022. In dry winters like the one California just had, less fresh water flows down from the mountains into the Sacramento River, the state's largest. Medvitz wants approval from the state to build a small reservoir on the property to store fresh water for use in dry times.
    In dry California, salty water creeps into key waterways
    The Sacramento and San Joaquin Rivers are central arms of California's water system.
  • Mexican Wrestling Troupe Brings High Flying Theatrics To Logan Heights
    A Logan Heights brewery is playing host to a regular showing of Lucha Libre - the high flying traditional sport of Mexican wrestling.
  • MartyO's "She Gazed at the Carousel with Rose-Colored Glasses" is on view beginning Oct. 30, 2021 at Oceanside Museum of Art.
    San Diego Weekend Arts Events: Shakespeare goes outdoors, Saki, MartyO, 'A Sonic Youth,' Belladon and community ofrendas
    This weekend in the arts: Saki and MartyO at OMA, SDMA+ the San Diego Shakespeare Society, Bach and Handel's earliest works, Little Dame's Halloween show at the Ken, and community ofrendas around the region.
  • For many Afghans, winter is forcing a cruel choice of whether to eat or stay warm
    "It shouldn't be a lottery of life about who gets to eat, who doesn't get to eat. Do I keep my child warm or do I give my child food?" a World Food Programme Afghanistan spokesperson tells NPR.
  • "Dumplings are my obsession," says chef "Nok" Chutatip Suntaranon of Kalaya, a Thai restaurant in Philadelphia.
    Immigrants have helped change how America eats. Now they dominate top culinary awards
    Immigrants have long been the backbone of restaurant kitchens. Now they're dominating the industry's top awards for chefs, with a majority of nominations going to immigrants or children of immigrants.
  • A sculptural installation in Carlos Castro's "Dark Splendor" series uses actual fire. His full exhibition, "Remorses and Other Maladies" is on view beginning Saturday, Feb. 27, 2021 at Bread and Salt.
    San Diego Weekend Arts Events: Carlos Castro's 'Remorses And Other Maladies,' Plus The Symphony And Drive-Thru Purim
    Our weekend arts picks include a new exhibition at Bread and Salt, the Symphony's homage to lives lost to police brutality, and the San Diego Ballet and San Diego REP take on Purim.
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