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Un campamento de surf transporta a los niños en autobús a otras playas, y jóvenes socorristas viajan por la costa desde este pueblo costero de California asolado por aguas residuales transfronterizas.

Viva La Raza: Reflections on San Diego’s Chican@ Movement is a multigenerational exhibition presented by The Woo in collaboration with Subcultura Curation in Barrio Logan, one of San Diego’s recognized cultural districts. Opening Saturday, April 11, 2026, the exhibition is inspired by the resistance, cultural pride, and community movement surrounding Chicano Park Day (April 25) and will be on view throughout that weekend. Through visual art, archival materials, photography, and storytelling, "Viva La Raza" brings together multiple perspectives reflecting the history, culture, and creative spirit of San Diego’s Chican@ community. The exhibition features Aztlan Archives as a central historical anchor, a focus on the Queer Chicanx experience in collaboration with Lambda Archives of San Diego, a community-led photography exhibition by Manuel Ceniceros and "All For Logan," and a solo presentation of new works by BRISK ONE. Together, these elements highlight both the legacy and ongoing evolution of the movement in San Diego. The exhibition offers visitors an opportunity to reflect on the histories, cultural contributions, and creative expressions that continue to define and inspire the region today. OPEN TO THE PUBLIC!

The largest rally and march took place in downtown San Diego at Waterfront Park next to the County Administration Center. It was one of more than 20 protests held across the county.

Join us for an evening of music, food, and plática! On Saturday June 20, the CPMCC is hosting a panel discussing the impact of printmaking and how the medium is a living practice of resistance and storytelling. We are excited to invite Adam Aguilar, Sarah “Sevy” Vasquez, CPMCC board member Enrique “Chikle” Lugo, and Dewey Tafoya to this discussion! The panel will be moderated by Irie Zepeda curator of our current exhibit, "Print As Protest." Saturday June 20 4 p.m. - 7 p.m. CPMCC (1960 National Ave) ••• ¡Acompáñanos a una tarde de música, comida y plática! El sábado 20 de junio, el CPMCC presentará un panel de discusión sobre el impacto del grabado y cómo este medio sigue siendo una práctica viva de resistencia y narración de historias. ¡Nos emociona contar con la participación de Adam Aguilar, Sarah “Sevy” Vasquez, Enrique “Chikle” Lugo (miembro de la mesa directiva de CPMCC) y Dewey Tafoya en esta conversación! El panel será moderado por Irie Zepeda, curadora de nuestra exposición actual, "Gráfica en Resistencia." Sábado 20 de junio 4 p. m. – 7 p. m. CPMCC (1960 National Ave) Chicano Park Museum & Cultural Center on Facebook / Instagram

In the aftermath of a shooting at San Diego County’s largest mosque, elected officials have offered their condolences to the victim’s families, support for San Diego’s Muslim community and gratitude for law enforcement officers.

San Diego is cutting arts, parks and libraries to fill a $146 million budget hole; Los Angeles and San Francisco face similar plights.

Looking to celebrate America's 250th birthday with a bang — or maybe the gentle buzzing of drones? Here are a few Fourth of July events to check out in San Diego County.

After 16 years, Micah Parzen is moving on from his role as CEO at Balboa Park's Museum of Us. We talk about the efforts he spearheaded during his time there, like rebranding the museum and leading decolonizing initiatives.

La represión migratoria del gobierno de Trump incrementó la población en los centros de detención de inmigrantes de California. En un informe, los investigadores estatales describieron la saturación de los recursos médicos en dichos centros.