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An evening of community yoga and sound healing beneath the palms at Tecolote Shores South. Join us for a Full Moon gathering on Mission Bay, where we’ll flow through a sunset Vinyasa yoga practice under the palm trees before settling into a restorative sound healing and meditation session. We’ll also create space for quiet reflection with time for journaling, whether through personal reflection or guided prompts. The evening will close beneath the rising Full Moon over the bay. These gatherings are intended as a collective pause, a chance to reconnect with ourselves, move intentionally, release what feels heavy, and welcome in new energy with the support of community and nature. Bring your journal, crystals, moon water, or anything that helps you feel grounded and connected. Come ready to move, reflect, and get a little witchy with us under the Full Moon at Mission Bay. Yoga Jawn: Website / Facebook / Instagram

Highs on Monday are expected to be a few degrees cooler, while Tuesday should be a degree or two warmer in some inland locations. Rain is in the early forecast beginning Friday and could last though the weekend, the NWS said. A half-inch or more could fall by next Sunday.

More homeless San Diegans are accessing shelter services, according to the latest one-night census.

Dr. Gideon Rappaport, retired teacher and active dramaturge, who has spent over 45 years teaching Shakespeare, will explain how a dramaturge helps to improve the quality of the productions of Shakespeare’s plays for the benefit of the audience. Dr. Rappaport has taught Shakespeare, British Literature, and Humanities at Hamilton College, SUNY Cortland, Concordia University, the University of New Hampshire, The Bishop’s School, and La Jolla Country Day School. He has also served as theatrical dramaturge for numerous professional theatres including the Old Globe Theatre, the San Diego Repertory Theatre, the North Coast Repertory Theatre, and the Intrepid Theatre, to name just a few. The San Diego Shakespeare Society on Facebook / Instagram

Join the Allied Climbers of San Diego and The San Diego River Park Foundation to remove trash and illegal dumping from the riverbed, recreational trails, and roadside in El Monte Valley. This clean-up will include some work along the roadside, and is appropriate for adults and youth 14+. Gloves and clean-up tools will be provided! Register here: https://sdriverdays.org/activity/el-monte-valley-cleanup-2/ The San Diego River Park Foundation on Facebook / Instagram

The number of people experiencing homelessness in the San Diego Riverbed this April dropped nearly 23% compared to the same time last year, according to a new census survey of the area from the San Diego River Park Foundation.

Grammy-nominated pianist/vocalist, Judy Carmichael brings the joy of classic swing to the Coronado Library once again with her signature stride and boogie piano. Judy dives into 1930s and ’40s favorites from Gershwin, Fats Waller, Cole Porter and Peggy Lee, along with originals inspired by her hilarious adventures from her life the road. The Library's Summer Concerts offer the perfect midday musical escape in the Winn Room. This concert is free to attend thanks to the support of the City of Coronado and the Friends of the Coronado Public Library. Seating is first come, first seated and doors will open at 12:45 p.m. About Judy Carmichael: Grammy-nominated pianist, vocalist, and radio host Judy Carmichael is widely recognized as one of the world’s leading interpreters of stride and swing piano. Nicknamed “Stride” by Count Basie, she has built an international career performing everywhere from Carnegie Hall and major jazz festivals to concert halls, castles, and nightclubs across Europe, Australia, and South America. A celebrated recording artist, Carmichael has released acclaimed vocal and instrumental albums featuring collaborations with jazz greats including Mike Renzi, Harry Allen, and Jay Leonhart. Jazz Times praised her vocal style for blending the warmth of Peggy Lee with the insight and sophistication of Annie Ross. Beyond the stage, Carmichael has been a prominent advocate for jazz through media and education. She is the creator and longtime host of Judy Carmichael’s Jazz Inspired, the award-winning NPR series she has produced for more than 25 years. A prolific writer, she has authored books on stride piano, numerous jazz articles, the memoir "Swinger! A Jazz Girl’s Adventures From Hollywood to Harlem," and "Great Inspirations: 22 Years of Jazz Inspired" on NPR. A Steinway Artist and the first woman jazz pianist invited into that distinguished roster, Carmichael has been featured on NPR, CBS Sunday Morning, CNN, the BBC, and many other international media outlets.

Semblance Project: Multiplicity/Presence is an evening of new music for soloists and electronics conceived and curated by award-winning composer Daniel (Jingyang) Cui, exploring Asian presence in contemporary classical music as an active, generative force. The program features premieres of four new works for solo or duo and electronics by Cui, each created through close collaboration with the performers and shaped by their own cultural backgrounds, personal histories, and artistic experiences. Rather than presenting a single narrative of identity, the concert foregrounds multiplicity and examines how layered identities take form through sound, gesture, and performance practice. The electronics and human machine interaction elements are designed in collaboration with Qianyi Rose Sun, whose work engages questions of technology, agency, and co creation in performance. The concert also includes excerpts from Mongolian Suite for solo cello and My Windows for solo piano by Lei Liang, a leading figure in contemporary music whose work has played a significant role in expanding how Asian histories and sonic traditions operate within global new music contexts. Together, the program brings emerging voices into dialogue with an established lineage, framing Asian presence as something that reshapes the concert space from within. The concert is free and open to the public, with a post concert reception where audience members are invited to meet the performers and composers. Date and Time: Thursday, Jan. 8, 2026, 7 p.m. Location: Conrad Prebys Concert Hall, UC San Diego Admission: Free

Enjoy practicing your English with other adults in a relaxed environment. Registration is preferred, but not required. Drop-in attendees are welcome. This group is for adult English Language learners who already speak some English and would like additional practice using it in spoken conversation. Groups take place each Monday evening, unless there is a Padres Game. Please register to be notified of unexpected cancellations. San Diego Public Library on Instagram

The Apple TV series wraps noir inside science fiction. With subtlety and charm, Farrell plays an earnest alien just doing his best as a private eye in Los Angeles.