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  • On February 2, 2023, Flaco — a male Eurasian eagle-owl, the largest species of owl in the world — was discovered missing from his cage at the Central Park Zoo in Manhattan. What follows when Flaco, who had lived his entire life in captivity, was released in New York City is a surprising story revealing the delight, concern, and fascination of millions in the city and beyond. Digital Gym Cinema on Facebook / Instagram
  • Join Ethereal Balance for Rally & Restore, a thoughtfully curated morning designed to energize the body and restore the mind. Beginning with a grounding cacao ceremony, guests will enjoy a pickleball clinic led by professional instructors, followed by Deep Release, a guided bodywork, stretch, and mobility session. Created for all skill levels, the experience blends movement, wellness, and meaningful connection. The morning concludes in a restorative recovery lounge featuring cold plunge, sticker acupuncture, cupping, vitamin B12 shots, and an electrolyte bar. Guests will also receive a Park Hyatt Aviara weekday day pass for access to the pool and spa, extending the experience beyond the event itself. Whether you're looking to learn pickleball, recharge, or connect with a like-minded community, Rally & Restore offers the perfect balance of play and restoration. When: Sunday, September 13 from 9:30 a.m. - 1 p.m. Where: Aviara Racquet Club
  • Mayor Todd Gloria on Wednesday said he would sign the budget, waiving his veto or line-item veto powers, but said he was less than pleased with some aspects.
  • The self-guided, self-paced shopping event brings together 26 participating businesses across the county. Shoppers can map their own adventure, discover new favorite stores, collect stamps along the way, and enter to win gift cards from participating retailers. The San Diego Vintage Crawl celebrates the region’s independent vintage community and encourages residents and visitors alike to shop small, shop local, and seek out one-of-a-kind finds. This year’s participating retailers are: Bad Madge & Co. The Girl Can’t Help It Kurtz Street Antique Mall The Mart Oates General Oceanside Antiques & Collectibles The Reverie Room Sea Hive Station Sea Hive Mini Sea Hive Marketplace The Vibe Gallery Zac’s Attic Twice on Main Street Mookie Studios Hunt & Gather The Consignment Shack & East County Vinyl Little Red Boot The Eclectic Company Sugar & Spike Mobile Beautique SoCalAntiques Casa Vintage Jett Rock La Mesa Antique Mall artifact found and made Encinitas Antique Mall Consignment Classics Encinitas – Home Furnishings & Decor Store Event: San Diego Vintage Crawl Dates: Friday, September 25–Sunday, September 27, 2026 Website: SDVintageCrawl.com Instagram: @sdvintagecrawl Admission: Free; purchases optional Format: Self-guided, self-paced shopping crawl across participating San Diego County retailers
  • Incluso con la ventaja de jugar en su fortaleza histórica, donde los mexicanos tenían 10 partidos sin perder en Copa del Mundo, y con la oportunidad de alcanzar su mejor actuación en una Copa del Mundo. El sueño se vino abajo ante una Inglaterra certera en la lluviosa noche dominical.
  • Every pair has a story. Join Oncology And Kids (OAK) for the inaugural Kids ’N Kicks: The Charity Classic, an evening where style, creativity and community come together to support children affected by cancer, their siblings and families. Set against the San Diego skyline at the University Club atop Symphony Towers, Kids ’N Kicks will feature hosted food and beverages, live entertainment, sneaker-inspired art and experiences, and silent and live auctions featuring unique items and experiences. At the heart of the evening is OAK’s mission. Proceeds help support year-round programs that give children affected by cancer and their families opportunities to connect, build friendships, experience joy and simply be together outside of treatment. Guests are encouraged to dress elevated and wear their favorite kicks. Children are welcome. VIP Reception: 4:30–6 p.m. Main Event: 6–8 p.m. Early Bird tickets are $150 through Aug. 31. General admission is $175 and VIP tickets are $300, including the VIP Reception and complimentary valet parking. All tickets include food and beverages. Culture. Community. Impact. For the Kids. https://oncologyandkids.org/ Oncology And Kids on Facebook / Instagram / TikTok
  • The Trump administration is not only arresting far more children, but they are being kept in the system longer. Research shows that any contact with the immigration enforcement system increases anxiety, post-traumatic stress and depression in children.
  • Join Us For An Unforgettable Elegant Inspiring Event! We invite you to join us for an amazing afternoon and be a part of something truly meaningful. Boutique Shopping 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. featuring local boutiques. Love 13, European designer clothing, Italian Leather hand bags, Del Mar Hats, Ces't La Vie Artisan Delights and Optical Connection. 12:30 p.m. Gourmet luncheon with complementary wine, entertainment and live auction. Elegant Parisian-inspired Fashion Show Choreographed by Kristi Brooks. All proceeds from this event will benefit underprivileged children and victims of human trafficking. Saving Lives and giving them hope and a better future! San Diego District Attorney Summer Stephan is the guest speaker. We look forward to welcoming you with a glass of champagne and enjoying this memorable luncheon together. Please reserve your tickets Now. Go to the website below: https://www.benefit.ticketsauce.com URLs: Tickets: https://go.evvnt.com/3783171-0?pid=5498 Brochure: https://go.evvnt.com/3783171-2?pid=5498 Date and Time: Saturday, 19 September 2026 at 11 a.m. - 3 p.m. Venue details: Hilton La Jolla Torrey Pines, 10950 North Torrey Pines Road, La Jolla, California, 92037, United States Category: Community | Fundraisers Price: Children's Benefit Fashion Show: $150 Visit: www.sdsparklesfoundation.org/ San Diego Sparkles Foundation on Facebook
  • The Annual Afghan Tea Party is the House of Afghanistan's signature lawn celebration — a public, family-friendly festival of Afghan culture, hospitality, food, music, poetry, art, and community. Bring a blanket, settle in, and expect a warm Afghan welcome. The name is a tribute to something deeply familiar in Afghan life: the way tea brings people together. Across Afghan homes and gatherings, tea is more than a drink. It is a gesture of welcome, a reason to sit, a pause before a story, and often the beginning of a long conversation. That spirit of hospitality is what inspired the name. But this is not a formal tea service. It is a full afternoon of live programming on the Prado lawn, created for Afghan families, neighbors, friends, and visitors of all backgrounds. From the stage, guests will experience live Afghan music and poetry — read aloud, then unpacked, so every guest leaves understanding why these verses have endured for centuries. There will be storytelling for children and a live demonstration of ta'arof — the intricate, affectionate ritual of Afghan courtesy that no visitor forgets. Guests will also go deeper into the culture itself: an introduction to Afghan food — what's on the table, how it's made, and what each dish means. Between programs, the lawn opens up: tea is poured, food is served, and vendor booths offer Afghan food, clothing, books, and artisan goods. The afternoon also carries a ceremonial heart. The house will present its inaugural Afghan Spirit Award, honoring an Afghan American whose life embodies the values of our people — resilience, bravery, leadership, and hospitality — along with a Community Service Award recognizing extraordinary service to the diaspora. For non-Afghan guests, it is an open invitation to experience Afghan culture in a warm, accessible, and joyful setting. For Afghan families, it is a day to see our heritage shared with pride — not only remembered, but brought to life in the heart of San Diego. Visit: https://www.afghanhouse.org/events/annual-lawn-program House of Afghanistan on Instagram
  • The city of San Diego has a budget deficit. Meanwhile, new reporting shows that a tennis center is paying $50 a month for acres of beachfront property.
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