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Fusing the sounds of jazz and Afrobeat, Kokoroko has developed a burgeoning reputation for their energetic, soul-shaking sound. Led by trumpeter Shelila Maurice-Grey and drummer Onome Edgeworth, the London-based septet was named “ones to watch” by the Guardian in 2019 after their song “Abusey Junction” racked up hundreds of millions of streams across Spotify, YouTube, and other streaming platforms. Since their inception almost six years ago, Kokoroko has played in clubs, theaters, and festivals around the world, including a set at Coachella in 2024. Their most recent release, a 15-minute, four-song extended play entitled “Get the Message,” released last November, explores the need for community, connection, and relationships. Visit: Kokoroko Kokoroko on Instagram and Facebook

"Love Isn't Blind" is a nationally-touring comedy/dating show with a feminist twist: The men can't speak. Instead creator & host Allison Goldberg calls the boys' moms live on stage, searches their phones, and more. It's been featured on the Tamron Hall Show, NBC’s California Live, in LA Magazine, and others and clips of the show have garnered millions of views. Audience members get wristbands based on relationship status and preferences and the show turns into an after party. Apply to be a contestant, nominate friends, or just grab tix to watch at https://www.loveisntblind.co/ Visit: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/love-isnt-blind-a-comedydating-show-where-the-men-cant-speak-tickets-1362463879139?aff=oddtdtcreator

Join us for a free, family-friendly celebration as we mark the 25th anniversary of the Downtown Property and Business Improvement District, also known as the Clean & Safe program! Bring your friends and family to enjoy a sunny day filled with fun activities, live music, and community spirit. Expect face painting, a caricature artist, a live DJ, delicious bites, succulent planting, and more, all in honor of 25 years of keeping Downtown clean, safe, and vibrant. Food will be available for purchase on site. Visit: https://downtownsandiego.org/events/pbid-bash/

Corinne Bailey Rae first captured hearts worldwide in 2006 with her breakout hit "Put Your Records On," a breezy, soulful anthem that became an instant classic. Her self-titled debut album cemented her as a standout voice in contemporary R&B and jazz-infused pop, earning her Grammy nominations and a devoted global fanbase. Known for her warm, honeyed vocals and deeply personal songwriting, Corinne’s music has always been a blend of elegance, emotion, and effortless cool. Now, with "Black Rainbows," Corinne Bailey Rae takes an electrifying leap into bold new territory. This is Corinne like you’ve never seen or heard before—raw, experimental, and unapologetically powerful. Inspired by the history and artwork of Chicago’s Stony Island Arts Bank, the album fuses punk energy, avant-garde textures, and soul-stirring storytelling, marking a dramatic evolution in her artistry. "Black Rainbows" is a fearless reinvention, proving that Corinne Bailey Rae is not just an artist of nostalgia, but one constantly pushing the boundaries of sound and expression. Corinne Bailey Rae on Facebook / Instagram View the full ArtPower schedule ArtPower at UC San Diego on Facebook / Instagram / X

Ignite & Align: A Mid-Summer Reset Sound Bath An evening of deep rest and energetic renewal to help reset the body and mind at the height of summer. As the fire of the season peaks, this sound bath offers space to release burnout, soothe the nervous system, and realign with inner truth. Held in a peaceful indoor space, the session combines crystal singing bowls, chimes, and grounding instruments to support you in: - Letting go of overstimulation and stress - Reconnecting with the body and breath - Reigniting purpose and inner fire - Whether you’ve felt scattered, exhausted, or just need a moment to pause, this sound bath is your invitation to slow down, soften, and align with what truly matters. Please bring a yoga mat, water, and anything that helps you feel cozy (blanket, pillow, eye mask). Location: Mission Valley, San Diego – exact location will be shared after registration This event will be held indoors. Visit: https://www.savvystaci.com/ Savvy Staci on Instagram / TikTok

Sacred Sundays: Soundbath + Reiki + Tea Ceremony Step into serenity with Sacred Sundays, a gentle, heart-centered experience designed to ground your energy and align your spirit for the week ahead. Set in the beautiful and tranquil space of Oasis Under the Sun, this hour-long offering blends the calming vibrations of a sound bath with the loving energy of Reiki and the nurturing ritual of tea. You’ll be guided through: - A grounding meditation to settle your nervous system - A restorative sound bath featuring crystal singing bowls and healing frequencies - Reiki energy healing to release stagnant energy and support emotional balance - A calming tea ceremony to complete your experience with intention and connection - This sacred hour is perfect for anyone seeking stillness, clarity, or simply a nurturing space to land before the busy week begins. Please bring: • A yoga mat • Water • Anything that helps you feel cozy: blanket, pillow, eye mask, or bolster No prior experience with sound healing or Reiki is necessary. Just come as you are, and let this Sunday morning reset nourish your mind, body, and soul. Space is limited, reserve your spot early. https://www.savvystaci.com/ Savvy Staci on Instagram / TikTok

This weekend in the arts: San Diego International Jewish Film Festival and San Diego Black Film Festival are coming up along with roller derby, Lunar New Year celebrations and places to go with your kids.

Hours after the Trump administration proposed eliminating the National Endowment for the Arts from next year's federal budget, hundreds of arts groups in the U.S. were told their grants were canceled.

The court of appeals said 21 of 23 quotes in an opening brief were fake. State authorities are scrambling to grapple with widespread use of artificial intelligence.

President Trump is directing the Justice Department to prosecute his perceived political enemies, upending the career ranks and raising questions about selective prosecution.