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Recent works by Ariana Kier, Ashley Bohne, Christine Lee, Itamar Lilienthal, Michelle Montjoy, Oscar Romo, Sage Serrano, Sofia Gonzalez "Practice/Practica 2" is an exhibition featuring binational artists working with natural materials and processes. It builds on the earlier exhibition "Practice/Practica," presented during World Design Capital in Spring 2024, which focused on sustainable architecture and the use of natural building materials. Exhibit Reception: Sept 3, 5 - 7 p.m. Visit: https://citygallerysdcc.weebly.com/

The water level at Lake Powell has fallen to a record low in another sign of crisis along the Colorado River. This alarming milestone, reached on Saturday, follows a record low set by Lake Mead. The two are the country's largest reservoirs and provide water and electricity for millions of people, as well as farms and wildlife.

This weekend in arts and culture in San Diego: Author & Punisher's industrial drone music; a new exhibit on race history at the Museum of Us; clown art at Woo Studios; Vietnamese food and art lessons with Thien Pham; Jessie Montgomery compositions at the Mingei; new work by Maybelle Reynoso and more.

Families can experience a live butterfly exhibit hosted by Flutterby Ranch, where guests will be able to observe butterflies up close and learn about their life cycles, migration patterns, habitats, and the environmental challenges they face. The exhibit is free for guests and offers an interactive and educational experience for kids and adults alike. Visit: https://www.belmontpark.com/belmont-in-bloom Belmont Park on Facebook / Instagram

Federal officials acknowledged that ICE special agents tracked a New York man to his house, the airport and a hotel to question him about a critical email he sent to the former head of ICE in January.

In a last-minute budget deal, California legislators accidentally exempted a broad category of industrial facilities from environmental review.

Please stick around for a special post-screening Zoom Q&A with Alex Megaro (Producer) moderated by Amada Tourella. An immersive archival documentary that depicts the four-day clash between the then-emerging World Trade Organization (WTO) and the 40,000+ people who took to the streets of Seattle in 1999 to protest the WTO Conference and the WTO’s impact on human rights, labor, and the future effects of continued globalization. “WTO/99" brilliantly makes the case for the Seattle WTO protests as a watershed moment in modern history—one with urgent significance in understanding issues we face today. The militarization of the police, the proliferation of right-wing media and fake news, the collapse of our democracy into fascism, and the ever-growing power of multinational corporations all seem to be taking hold before our eyes in this film. WTO/99 accomplishes this convincingly and artfully, seamlessly weaving together primary sources in a bravura manner” – Eric Allen Hatch Arrive early for film meet-up group and analog media swap hosted by The Reel You in our lobby! Digital Gym Cinema on Instagram / Facebook

Hear SDSU alumnus Jason Ross, global touring DJ and producer with 700M+ streams, share his journey in the electronic music industry! Join us for an engaging speaker event with SDSU alumnus Jason Ross, a global touring electronic music producer and DJ based in Los Angeles with over 700 million streams worldwide. He has performed at major festivals such as Tomorrowland, EDC Las Vegas, Beyond Wonderland, Creamfields Hong Kong, and Bonnaroo, and continues to headline venues across North America! Location: KPBS on SDSU campus at the top of Campanile Event is open to the public. Guests that arrive after start time may be turned away due to seating capacity (even if you RSVPed) Please note: Non-SDSU students, faculty, and staff are required to pay for parking. Jason Ross on Facebook / Instagram

NPR's Sacha Pfeiffer talks with Democratic Sen. Mark Kelly of Arizona about conditions aboard the USS Lincoln and his calls for an investigation into sailors' treatment.

Raised in Brooklyn, New York and now living in Los Angeles, American novelist Ivy Pochoda is the critically acclaimed author of seven novels, including "These Women" (Ecco 2021), a finalist for The Los Angeles Times Book Prize, The Edgar Award, the California Book Award, The Macavity Award, and the International Thriller Writers Award; and "Sing Her Down" (Picador 2024), which won the LA Times Book Prize. Pochoda is also a 2018 winner of Strand Critics Award for Best Novel and the Prix Page America in France. Her work often delves into themes of female violence, societal judgment, and mythology. Her latest novel, "Ecstasy" (G.P. Putnam's Sons 2025), was considered one of the most-anticipated horror books of 2025. A horror reimagining of playwright Euripides’s Greek tragedy, "The Bacchae," "Ecstasy" explores themes of empowerment, desire, and what happens when women reject the roles set out for them. Ivy Pochoda now leads a creative writing workshop in Skid Row, Los Angeles, where she helped found Skid Row Zine. She is currently a professor of creative writing at the University of California Riverside Palm Desert low-residency MFA program. Come attend this author's reading and Q & A event!