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To conclude our thrilling Solo Series, celebrated harpsichordist and organist Benjamin Alard returns for an artist residency at All Souls, featuring two recitals over two days. Highlights include the Italian Concerto on harpsichord on Friday evening and the iconic Toccata and Fugue in D minor on the organ on Sunday. Don’t miss these two evenings of “superbly and sympathetically played” (San Diego Union-Tribune) music. San Diego Early Music Society on Facebook / Instagram

Summer has traditionally been the time that wildfires come into focus in California, but that risk has now grown into a year-round threat. This reality is fueling an alarmingly-strained insurance market, with companies declining to provide new fire coverage or renew existing policies.

Activists told KPBS U.S. Customs and Border Protection agents arrested 10 workers from a Disney Cruise ship on April 23 and four workers from a Holland America ship on April 25.

The 22nd District Agricultural Association board voted 8-1 to oust Carlene Moore after several hours of closed-session discussion. It did not give a reason for the decision.

An events fund for San Diego County supervisors raises new questions about money and influence in government. Plus, how accurate is America's melting pot metaphor? And, how reporters are reflecting on Local News Day.

San Diego's wine country is hiding in plain sight—30 minutes from your front door, over 100 wineries are tucked into the hills of San Diego County. Most locals have never been. This dinner changes that. Join us at Cordiano Winery in Highland Valley as the sun drops behind the vines, and a few of the region's most notable winemakers pull back the curtain on what makes San Diego terroir unlike anywhere else in California. You'll taste it in the glass and on the plate—Chef Coral Strong of Garden Kitchen is building each course around what's coming out of the ground right now, pairing freshly-picked spring produce with an exclusive selection of San Diego County wines you won't find at any restaurant or bottle shop. Arrive on time to take a guided vineyard tour. This is the first in a series. Participating Wineries: - Cordiano Winery - Mermaid Valley Winery - Mia Marie Vineyards - Oddish Wine - Woof’n Rose Winery This event is in partnership with San Diego Wine Week, May 25–30, 2026, hosted by the San Diego County Vintners Association. Edible San Diego: Website / Facebook / Instagram

Port of Entry producer Julio makes his case to hosts Alan and Nat about why the World Cup is so special, recruiting both old and new friends to help him explain.

So much of what we carry lives in the body, before language, beneath explanation. In this generative class, we’ll write through sensation: touch, sound, movement, and memory as it’s felt rather than explained. Through guided prompts, we’ll explore how the body can lead us into story; how image and sensory detail can hold emotional weight without needing to spell everything out. The focus will be on writing that stays close to experience, rather than summary. There will be time to write, reflect, and (optionally) share. San Diego Writers, Ink on Facebook / Instagram

Byron Stripling, conductor Mamie Parris, vocals Leo Manzari, vocals & dancer Bobby Floyd, keyboards Rick Shaw, bass Jim Rupp, drums San Diego Symphony Orchestra Byron Stripling’s "America The Beautiful: 250" brings the sound of our nation to life with powerful works that reflect the beauty, complexity, and spirit of America – past, present, and future. Featuring beloved classics like “Puttin’ on the Ritz,” “Yankee Doodle Dandy,” and the triumphant “Stars and Stripes Forever,” this celebratory program traces the musical moments that have defined the American story. Celebrate 250 years of America this Fourth of July the best way we know how: at your favorite waterfront venue, with your beloved San Diego Symphony Orchestra, capped off with a premium view of San Diego’s iconic fireworks spectacular, the Big Bay Boom, immediately following the concert. San Diego Symphony on Facebook / Instagram

San Diego Floral Association's 2026 annual "garden tour with a difference" on May 30 presents five open gardens in historic Marston Hills, a neighborhood founded by George Marston in 1924 on the northern boundary of Balboa Park. The "Majestic Gardens of Historic Marston Hills" tour includes the former Walton Family estate and other large properties in one of San Diego's most charming enclaves of beautiful homes and mature plants and trees. The nonprofit Floral Association funds scholarships and community gardens and has published California Garden magazine for 117 years. San Diego Floral Association on Facebook