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  • Come see country artist Redferrin live in concert at Moonshine Flats on Saturday, December 5, 2026 at 8 p.m.! The rising country music star brings a fresh take to country music with hip-hop influences and a modern sound. Singer-songwriter Scout Speer will open the event with her warm vocals and heartfelt lyrics. Grab your tickets and get ready for a night of modern country music you won’t want to miss! Must be 21+. Redferrin on Facebook / Instagram
  • Explore Leo Carrillo Ranch decorated with festive lights, holiday décor and live musical performances. Join us for the holiday tree lighting at 6 p.m. near the pool on the sand, then enjoy a holiday movie starting at 6:15 p.m. on the outdoor screen. Activities include: - Holiday cookie decorating - Crafts - Plush snowball fight - Festive entertainment - Face painting - Train rides - Outdoor movie - A special visit from Santa All activities and entertainment are included with admission. Food, beverages, and souvenir photos are available for an additional charge. Parking is at Carrillo Elementary School (2875 Poinsettia Lane) with access to Carrillo Rancho through the school campus. Event may modify or cancel due to inclement weather. Visit: https://www.carlsbadca.gov/departments/parks-recreation/programs-and-events/special-events/holiday-at-the-rancho
  • The 27th San Diego Asian Film Festival returns November 5–14 with 190+ films from around the world. Check out the full lineup and get tickets at sdaff.org. #SDAFF2026 San Diego Asian Film Festival on Facebook / Instagram
  • ¿Realmente vemos a las personas como son, o también las vemos desde nuestra propia historia? Acompáñanos a la presentación de Mirar: Cuando el carácter se hace visible, del psicoterapeuta y autor Adrián Ávila, Ph.D., LMFT. Una conversación sobre percepción, carácter, arte y autoconocimiento que nos invita a pasar de ver, a mirar, y finalmente a mirar de nuevo. Este evento se llevará a cabo en inglés y español. Do we truly see people as they are, or do we also see them through the lens of our own history? Join psychotherapist and author Adrián Ávila, Ph.D., LMFT, for a presentation of Mirar: When Character Becomes Visible. A conversation about perception, character, art, and self-understanding that invites us to move from seeing, to looking, and ultimately to looking again. This conversation will take place in both English and Spanish. Presentación del libro Mirar: Cuando el carácter se hace visible Adrián Ávila, Ph.D., LMFT ¿Qué vemos cuando miramos a otra persona? ¿Cuánto de lo que creemos percibir pertenece realmente al otro y cuánto proviene de nuestra propia historia, expectativas y manera de estar en el mundo? El psicoterapeuta y autor Adrián Ávila presenta su libro Mirar, una obra que combina psicología, experiencia clínica, arte y reflexión personal para explorar cómo el carácter influye en nuestra manera de percibirnos a nosotros mismos y a los demás. A través de imágenes, ejemplos y ejercicios de observación, la presentación invita al público a pasar de simplemente ver a aprender a mirar, y finalmente a atreverse a mirar de nuevo. No se requieren conocimientos previos de psicología. La charla está dirigida a cualquier persona interesada en el autoconocimiento, las relaciones humanas, la psicoterapia, el arte y el desarrollo personal. Sobre el autor Adrián Ávila, Ph.D., LMFT, es doctor en terapia matrimonial y familiar y psicoterapeuta con más de dos décadas de formación y experiencia en el campo de la salud mental. Es director de Harmonic Development Family Therapy Center en San Diego y ha trabajado extensamente con individuos, parejas, familias y veteranos militares. Su trabajo integra la psicoterapia, el estudio del carácter, la tradición humanista y la exploración de la experiencia mediante imágenes y procesos de observación. Es autor de Mirar, proyecto en el que reúne años de práctica clínica, investigación, pintura y reflexión sobre la manera en que aprendemos a percibirnos y percibir a los demás. Mirar: When Character Becomes Visible by Adrián Ávila, Ph.D., LMFT What do we actually see when we look at another person? How much of what we believe we perceive truly belongs to the other person, and how much comes from our own history, expectations, and way of being in the world? Psychotherapist and author Adrián Ávila presents his book Mirar, a work that brings together psychology, clinical experience, art, and personal reflection to explore how character influences the way we perceive ourselves and others. Through images, examples, and observation exercises, the presentation invites the audience to move from simply seeing, to learning how to look, and ultimately to being willing to look again. No previous knowledge of psychology is required. The talk is intended for anyone interested in self-understanding, human relationships, psychotherapy, art, and personal growth. About the Author Adrián Ávila, Ph.D., LMFT, holds a doctorate in Marriage and Family Therapy and has more than two decades of training and experience in the mental health field. He is the director of Harmonic Development Family Therapy Center in San Diego and has worked extensively with individuals, couples, families, and military veterans. His work integrates psychotherapy, the study of character, the humanistic tradition, and the exploration of human experience through images and processes of observation. He is the author of Mirar, a project that brings together years of clinical practice, research, painting, and reflection on the ways we learn to perceive ourselves and others.
  • Community-connecting group Walkabout is hosting a co-working meet-up at Sideyard Coffee in Barrio Logan at 9 a.m. Those interested in joining should bring their laptop, a book, or just themselves to sit, chat, and connect. 1735 National Ave
  • Community-connecting group Walkabout is hosting Thursday Happy Hour Club at 619 Spirits in North Park from 3– 6 p.m. The Walkabout app is free to download and use, and the Happy Hour Club is a way for Walkabouters to get out, meet neighbors, and try a local spot together. In addition to happy hour specials, Walkabouters get 10% off their total bill during this time. 3015 Lincoln Avenue
  • Learn the skills to refresh, restore & re-use! Upcoming dates: Thursday, October 29, 6-8 p.m. Thursday, November 19, 6-8 p.m. Monday, November 23, 6-8 p.m. Each month, we offer free Mending Open Studio, a welcoming space where you can work on your mending pile or creative upcycling projects while getting guidance from experienced sewists and menders. Come gather new ideas, approaches, and techniques as you make progress on your own project — and let us help you bring renewed life to something in your home or closet. What to Bring: Your own item to work on–clothing or textiles that need repair, embellishment, or a creative refresh work perfectly. How It Works: This session is first come, first served. Simply arrive, sign in, and wait your turn for instructor guidance. The session will remain open during the scheduled times, and as you wait for assistance, you may work independently and chat with others. We look forward to mending with you! Note: Instructors will not mend items for you—they are here to provide support, ideas, and direction. We also may not have exactly what your project needs for repair, so plan to bring any items you may want to work with if they are specific (e.g. a particular color or type of thread, elastic, embroidery floss, zipper, etc.) Ages 12+ may attend independently. Ages 6–11 years are welcome with an assisting adult. If both adult and child will work on their own projects, please purchase two spaces. If an adult is only assisting a child, please purchase one space. We’re grateful for the generous support of the G.A. Foster Legacy Foundation, whose contribution allows us to offer this mending open studio at a low price right now. To make a donation to help support craft in San Diego, donate here! • If this session is full of you would like to be notified of future offerings, join the Interest List. San Diego Craft Collective on Facebook / Instagram
  • San Diego Folk Heritage welcomes back performers and audience members for our annual Train Song Festival. There will be engines running around the park courtesy of Poway-Midland Railroad (for a nominal fee that supports the railroad), model trains in the Porter House, and some of San Diego’s best musical talent on the gazebo stage from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Be sure to check out the Farmers Market from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. and the Artisan Market from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. in Old Poway Park. The Master of Ceremonies will be master storyteller Marilyn McPhie. Free music on the gazebo stage, with shaded seating. The performance schedule is as follows: 10 am: Tyler Stamets is a lifelong musician, songwriter, and performer who grew up in the mountain town of Julian. His style is an eclectic mix of unexpected covers and heartfelt originals with a folk and bluegrass flair. 11 am: Kismet brought the Bella Lunas together: Rhea, an ASL interpreter; Sheena, a CODA (Child of a Deaf Adult); and Lily, a Deaf artist. Their collaborative musical expression creates a mesmerizing experience you can see, hear, and feel. Noon: JT Moring is a dynamic entertainer known for incisive songs and stories with audience engagement. He will be joined by local musicians Cara Cormier, Richie Strell, and Terry Wardell. 1 pm: Birds on a Train is an indie-folk band that loves good melodies and works to deliver them in unexpected ways. They are known for tight harmonies, whimsical tastes, and an irreverence for everything but the good green earth. This trio includes Kristen Maher, Jessica Barlow, and Bonnie Nichols. 2 pm: With tuneful, thoughtful and melodic songs, adroit playing, and excellent singing, Joe Rathburn has been entertaining the San Diego community (particularly Padres fans) for over 40 years. 3 pm: The Art Street Boys are a San Diego-based musical group that performs original music, in the folk-rock style of the 1960s, using unique instrumentation and fine vocals blend to present a sweet and fun experience for the listener. San Diego Folk Heritage on Facebook / Instagram
  • Learn to needle felt! Saturday, November 21, 1-6 p.m. Beginners and intermediate crafters welcome! Ages 10+! Discover a fresh approach to fiber art by painting with wool and then adding beautiful embroidery accents to your design. In this 5‑hour creative workshop, you’ll learn the forgiving technique of 2D needle felting and create a soft, textured surface ready for embroidery. Bring your own embroidery skills or learn new ones—simple stitches will be taught in class. At the end of the workshop, you’ll set your finished piece in an embroidery hoop and take home a completed work of art. It’s a wonderful project for all skill levels and perfect for holiday gifting. No experience necessary. Ages 10+ welcome. All materials included. • Military, first responders and sibling discounts • Scholarships available • If this class is full or you would like to be notified of future offerings, join the Interest List. San Diego Craft Collective on Facebook / Instagram
  • A cozy day retreat bringing women together for books, wellness, creativity, connection, and an intentionally designed day to remember. The Cozy Girls Retreat Come spend the day with us for a beautifully curated cozy day retreat bringing women together for an intentionally designed experience that leaves you feeling inspired, refreshed and connected. Created by Cozy Girls × Viva Serenity, this full-day experience blends books, wellness, creativity, delicious food and meaningful connection inside the beautiful historic Spanish-style setting of Estrella Venue. Throughout the day, you’ll have space to slow down, play, create, meet new women, enjoy the surroundings and experience something a little different from your everyday routine. Your day includes: READ — Book swap, cozy reading moments and plenty of book-loving energy RESET — Gentle yoga, grounding practices, sound bath + yoga nidra led by Viva Serenity DREAM — Our signature Align & Design experience, blending deep relaxation with hands-on vision boarding and intentional goal setting CREATE — Bookish crafts, gratitude jars, TBR jars, junk journaling and playful creative moments SAVOR — Taco bar, aguas frescas, snacks and treats to enjoy throughout the day And woven through all of it: time to connect, laugh, linger, take photos, discover new books and simply enjoy being surrounded by good company. Whether you arrive with your best friend or come ready to meet new ones, The Cozy Girls Retreat is designed to feel warm, welcoming and elevated from beginning to end. Sunday, November 1, 2026 10 a.m.–5 p.m. Estrella Venue 30158 Mission Rd, Bonsall, CA 92003 Get ready to get cozy.
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