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  • Domingo is nominated for two Emmy Awards for two very different performances — in the Netflix comedy The Four Seasons and in HBO's Euphoria. "I can go very deep with my characters," he says.
  • We’ve all been there; that half-finished draft you keep saying you’ll complete ‘one day.’ Maybe you got stuck with a character or a part of the plot? Maybe life got in the way? Maybe the project simply lost its pizzazz. But either way; you’re stalled. How to Actually Finish Your Book is a practical workshop for writers who want to finish without burning themselves out. In this workshop, we’ll discuss time management strategies, revision ideas that are more than just starting over, and identify what, if anything, needs fixing in your story. Whether you’re halfway through your first book, or stuck revising your tenth, this workshop helps you complete those unfinished projects. San Diego Writers, Ink on Facebook / Instagram
  • Step onto the field and turn life’s biggest moments into unforgettable memories with a Mini Photo Session at Petco Park. Whether you’re celebrating family, an engagement, graduation, a gender reveal, or just showing off your Padres pride, this is a rare opportunity to be professionally photographed at Petco Park. Each 15‑minute session is thoughtfully guided and captured by a professional photographer. Your backdrop will include exclusive locations throughout the ballpark including the warning track, dugout, and seating bowl. Learn more and book your session today. Limited sessions available! San Diego Padres on Facebook / Instagram / TikTok
  • Join us for this unforgettable Father's Day Jazz Festival at Humphreys Concerts by the Bay. Visit: https://www.ticketmaster.com/fathers-day-jazz-festival-san-diego-california-06-21-2026/event/0A00649399B1442F Hymphreys Concerts by the Bay on Instagram and Facebook
  • “Stories are the communal currency of humanity.” — Tahir Shah Step into Morocco without leaving Southern California for a one-of-a-kind literary gathering that celebrates the rich culture, history, landscapes, and stories that inspire great books. Over a cup of iced Moroccan mint tea and a delectable pastry, join New York Times bestselling author Elizabeth Letts, whose captivating new historical novel "Fallen for France" transports readers from the elegance of Europe to the rugged beauty of Morocco, and Moroccan-born author and chef Kitty Morse, whose memoir "Mint Tea & Minarets" offers a deeply personal portrait of life, family, and tradition in Morocco and France. Hosted at Kitty’s charming Vista home—a private residence inspired by a traditional Moroccan riad—this intimate salon invites guests to immerse themselves in the sights, stories, and flavors of Morocco. Over Moroccan mint tea and cookies, Kitty will share memories of her upbringing in Morocco and discuss the cultural and historical connections that resonate throughout Elizabeth’s novel. Elizabeth will then discuss the inspiration behind Fallen for France, the remarkable true stories that informed her research, and the enduring relationship between horses, history, and human resilience. Whether you are drawn to historical fiction, memoir, horses, world cultures, culinary traditions, or simply the joy of discovering remarkable stories, this intimate literary salon offers a rare opportunity to experience Morocco through the eyes of two extraordinary authors. Through conversation, storytelling, and audience Q&A, guests will explore the people, history, landscapes, and traditions that inspire both books while enjoying the warmth and hospitality for which Morocco is renowned. Space is limited for this exclusive literary salon, creating a rare opportunity to engage with both authors in a uniquely atmospheric setting that feels worlds away from everyday life. Due to the special nature of this event, only a limited number of spaces are available and the event is expected to sell out. Event Registration Event Registration includes admission to the event, Moroccan mint tea and cookies, and a hardcover copy of "Fallen for France" by Elizabeth Letts. Deluxe Event Registration includes admission to the event, Moroccan mint tea and pastry, a hardcover copy of "Fallen for France," and a copy of Kitty Morse’s beloved memoir, "Mint Tea & Minarets." As this event is being held at Kitty’s private Moroccan-inspired residence in Vista, attendance is strictly limited. The address and event details will be emailed to registered guests approximately three days prior to the event. Please note that Deluxe Registration quantities are extremely limited due to the limited availability of "Mint Tea & Minarets." We encourage interested guests to reserve early. Adventures by the Book on Facebook / Instagram
  • Discover the magic of transformation through the art of cyanotype. Participants will design a camera-less photographic print using natural materials. Participants will expose their compositions to sunlight, revealing rich blue tones and intricate silhouettes—capturing both the essence of nature and the spirit of experimentation.
  • Day Camp is for kids in grades 1-6 at an art studio in Hillcrest. In support of San Diego educators advocating for improved working conditions, and to help families navigate the unexpected school closure, ArtReach has added a February 26 Day Camp at our Hillcrest studio. We stand with educators and are also here to support families by offering a safe, creative place for kids during the day. ArtReach Day Camps offer a full day of hands-on artmaking where students explore a variety of materials and creative themes while building skills and confidence in a supportive environment. Each day runs from 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. and includes guided art projects, creative play, and opportunities to connect with peers through art. ArtReach San Diego on Facebook / Instagram / TikTok
  • In collaboration with the Humanities Department of San Diego’s Central Library, Library Shop is proud to welcome Laurel Corona for an author presentation and book signing at 925 W. Washington Street. Don’t miss your chance to get a signed copy of "Aloha Wanderwell Takes the Wheel." Free to attend, but RSVP requested. Library Foundation SD on Facebook / Instagram
  • First, the University of San Diego Law Immigration Clinic looks to give students real-life experience and fill the need for more immigration lawyers. Then, Chula Vista is changing its rule on police purchasing military equipment without approval from the city council. Also, Jacumba Hot Springs is asking the county to intervene in a solar project that is causing dust in the area. Meanwhile, there are concerns over a planned transmission line. Plus, some weekend event ideas.
  • The new jerseys feature several Day of the Dead symbols like La Catrina, marigolds and papel picado.
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