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Grab your pup and join Hilton Gaslamp at Wild Hare Bar & Garden for a tail-wagging series of afternoons made for good drinks, happy pups and great company. Each Yappy Hour takes place from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m., with each event featuring a unique theme and seasonal activities, making every event a new reason to grab the leash and join the fun. Best of all, Yappy Hour is free to attend, so all you need to bring is your pup and their best personality. Bark to the ’90s Yappy Hour | September 19 Take a nostalgic trip back to the ’90s with your pup at this totally rad Yappy Hour. Guests can enjoy themed cocktails, happy hour specials, a pup-friendly menu and treats, plus giveaways and surprises. Pups are encouraged to dress the part in bandanas, denim, neon, scrunchies or tiny sunglasses for an afternoon filled with throwback fun. Barks & Boos Yappy Hour | October 24 Celebrate spooky season with a frightfully fun Yappy Hour on the patio. Pups can show off their Halloween spirit in the costume contest, with prizes for standout looks, while guests enjoy seasonal sips, happy hour food and drink specials, pup-friendly treats, giveaways and more. Costumes are encouraged, and all well-behaved pups are welcome to join the Halloween festivities. Wild Hare Bar & Garden on Instagram

The self-guided, self-paced shopping event brings together 26 participating businesses across the county. Shoppers can map their own adventure, discover new favorite stores, collect stamps along the way, and enter to win gift cards from participating retailers. The San Diego Vintage Crawl celebrates the region’s independent vintage community and encourages residents and visitors alike to shop small, shop local, and seek out one-of-a-kind finds. This year’s participating retailers are: Bad Madge & Co. The Girl Can’t Help It Kurtz Street Antique Mall The Mart Oates General Oceanside Antiques & Collectibles The Reverie Room Sea Hive Station Sea Hive Mini Sea Hive Marketplace The Vibe Gallery Zac’s Attic Twice on Main Street Mookie Studios Hunt & Gather The Consignment Shack & East County Vinyl Little Red Boot The Eclectic Company Sugar & Spike Mobile Beautique SoCalAntiques Casa Vintage Jett Rock La Mesa Antique Mall artifact found and made Encinitas Antique Mall Consignment Classics Encinitas – Home Furnishings & Decor Store Event: San Diego Vintage Crawl Dates: Friday, September 25–Sunday, September 27, 2026 Website: SDVintageCrawl.com Instagram: @sdvintagecrawl Admission: Free; purchases optional Format: Self-guided, self-paced shopping crawl across participating San Diego County retailers

Pointeworks' Artistic Director, Sophie Williams, pioneers this one night event at the Balboa Theater in San Diego as a monumental moment for dance history. Here at Pointeworks, we unify artists to collaborate with a heart towards change. "COMPOSITIONS: An Evening of Katie Jenkins," brings together an international cast of world class artists for a program dedicated entirely to female voices in both choreography and composition. Along with it being Pointeworks biggest event to date, we are dedicating this night to the incredible women that shape our industry. "COMPOSITIONS" is our way of honoring our very own Resident Choreographer, Katie Jenkins, as the very FIRST female composer to compose a full evening ballet of mixed repertoire. The program features the return of Laine Habony’s Chasing Shadows, a striking piano solo work, Jacquelyn Long’s Moving Forces for six dancers, piano and violin, and the evening culminates in a world premiere, Where No Storm Comes, by acclaimed choreographer Hélène Simoneau, featuring a soaring new score for live string quartet. Please join us in celebrating the beauty of dance, collaboration and connection, female voices, and the gift that art is to our lives! We hope to see you there! Pointeworks on Facebook / Instagram

The museum is celebrating its 40th anniversary with big plans for the future.

In July, ICE arrested nearly 2,000 people in San Diego and Imperial Counties, setting a record for the most arrests in a single month in President Trump's second term.

Looking to celebrate America's 250th birthday with a bang — or maybe the gentle buzzing of drones? Here are a few Fourth of July events to check out in San Diego County.

Step into the divine as Serpent & Stone, Downtown San Diego’s new Greek-inspired restaurant and speakeasy tucked behind Salvatore’s Cucina and Lounge, officially opens its doors on Friday, September 4. The new concept from San Diego restaurateur Saul Ayala, owner of both Serpent & Stone and Salvatore’s Cucina and Lounge, brings together Greek-inspired dining, mythology-driven cocktails and late-night energy in a moody, intimate setting. Join the grand opening celebration from 5 p.m. to 2 a.m. and enjoy complimentary welcome champagne, tray-passed small bites, fire dancers, belly dancers and a live DJ as Serpent & Stone transitions from dinner into a late-night destination. Guests can explore a contemporary menu of Greek and Mediterranean favorites, including chicken souvlaki, Greek meatballs, charcoaled Aegean octopus, grilled skewers and The Gorgon Platter, alongside signature cocktails inspired by Greek mythology. The grand opening is open to the public, with guests welcome to stop by throughout the evening for dinner, cocktails and entertainment. Dinner will be served until 10 p.m., with the celebration continuing until 2 a.m. Reservations are encouraged for dinner. Serpent & Stone on Instagram

What happens when something quiet interrupts the ordinary? "Quiet Interruption" invites artists to consider the subtle moments that shift our attention—a pause, a shadow, a small disturbance, an unexpected encounter, or something almost overlooked. We are seeking artwork that creates a moment of reflection, curiosity, discovery, or surprise. The work may be intimate or monumental, permanent or temporary, material or ephemeral. We welcome approaches that engage with space, light, sound, movement, nature, memory, absence, or the everyday. Rather than demanding attention, "Quiet Interruption" asks: What if art could gently interrupt the way we see, hear, move through, or experience a place? Featured: "A Dream Is a Dream," Gigi Woodward | Buy Now Woodward Contemporary on Facebook / Instagram

Joey and Jesse Buss grew up in San Diego County. They were executives with the NBA’s Los Angeles Lakers before their family sold its majority ownership stake to Mark Walter last year.

On KPBS Roundtable, we talk about the ICE arrest of a San Diego City College student this week and the community's reaction. Plus, how our military and border security have changed 25 years after the 9/11 terrorist attacks. And, the enduring legacy of Islamophobia before and after September 11, 2001.