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  • Join us Thursday, April 23 for the premiere "Coyote Tracks," the latest film from Executive Producer Wes Bruce, and Director Ryan Shoemaker at the Fleet Science Center in Balboa Park. About the Film "Coyote Tracks" is a genre-blurring cinematic journey where myth and reality intertwine through the eyes of a wandering Coyote. As he travels through an unfamiliar landscape, he gathers the stories of the people he encounters—transforming them into songs that reflect the spirit and memory of a community. Developed over three years as part of an immersive installation by The Curious Life, the film is rooted in a deeply collaborative process across Indiana. Featuring local artists and cultural practitioners—including jazz musicians, a limestone sculptor, and an African dance collective—each participant plays a version of themselves, contributing to what the filmmakers describe as a “verité fantasy.” At its core, "Coyote Tracks" explores how stories are created, shared, and carried forward. It serves as both a meditation on our overwhelming access to information and a reflection on the human need to find meaning within it. The film offers a poetic glimpse into the creative process—messy, beautiful, and ongoing—while honoring the ways communities preserve their histories through storytelling. Event Details 6 p.m. -- Screening 1 + Panel Panel: Hear from members of Fleet Science Center, New Children's Museum, and The Curious Life as they dive into the topics of museum work in a rapidly changing world, how to center community engagement in creative practice, and what it takes to realize bold, evolving projects within structures that demand certainty—from funding to governance to permitting. 8 p.m.-- Screening 2 Please Note: There will be photography and video recording during this event. By attending the event, you consent to and authorize, without further compensation, the use and reproduction of any film or photographs.
  • New research from the March of Dimes says more than half of U.S. counties have no labor and delivery hospitals. One Black midwife tries to make a difference for moms in Alabama.
  • Matcha is suddenly everywhere, from cafe menus to viral drinks on social media. But the powdered green tea has a much deeper story rooted in centuries-old tea traditions. In this episode, we explore the rise of matcha, the ritual of Japanese tea ceremony and why this ancient drink resonates with modern life.
  • Investigations into fatal shootings by California police now take so long that officers often can’t be decertified or prosecuted.
  • President Trump ushered in America's 250th anniversary with a darkly political speech that swerved from the typically apolitical, unifying speeches past presidents have given to mark Independence Day.
  • FREE | Doors 7:15 p.m. | Reading begins 7:30 p.m. Reading * Books * Community Connection is the quiet thread stitching us back together. Join us at Verbatim Books Saturday, May 16 for an evening of prose, poetry, and community as six acclaimed local and California authors celebrate new releases exploring the theme Healing Through Connection. Through story and verse, they ask how connection to people, place, art, and each other helps carry us through. Arrive early. The first 25 guests will receive a free mini-zine created by host Joy Saler Drees, and you’ll have the chance to browse zines, meet the authors, and have books signed. Special guest Limitless Adventures, a local non-profit, will also be present to share how their work creates free outdoor experiences for people with physical and intellectual disabilities. Find out more at https://www.limitless-adventures.org/ Come celebrate the power of connection. Be part of the togetherness. Verbatim Books on Facebook / Instagram
  • Join us for an evening of powerful, uplifting music as the Voices of Our City Choir presents Celebration of Black Joy, a journey through inspirational songs that honor resilience, community, and shared humanity. Presented as part of CCAE First Wednesdays, this free concert brings together voices and stories that reflect the strength and creativity of our city. Through music rooted in lived experience, the choir celebrates joy, connection, and the power of coming together. California Center for the Arts, Escondido on Facebook / Instagram
  • Our series on local trailblazers for Black History Month continues with prominent leaders making waves in education and food justice.
  • El gobierno de Estados Unidos planea abrir un centro de detención con 528 camas para familias migrantes y niños que viajan sin compañía de un familiar adulto junto a un aeropuerto, con lo que busca acelerar las deportaciones.
  • Available to stream with KPBS+ beginning Friday, Oct. 9, 2026. A six-part documentary series featuring six of the most influential and celebrated classical music artists of the 20th century.
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