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  • SAMAHAN Arts proudly shares the beauty of our heritage at the 46th Concert of Filipino Folk Dances and Music - “Sining Samahan - The Art of Coming Together”! Taking place at the Joan B. Kroc Theatre on November 14, 2026, this spectacular two-hour concert features both a matinee (2 p.m.) and evening (6 p.m.) performance. Tickets can be purchased at https://samahanarts46thConcert.eventbrite.com. We are excited to invite you to our upcoming concert showcasing traditional Filipino folk dances and rituals that bring together people from all walks of life across various villages and regions of the Philippines. This two-hour program features SAMAHAN’s rich repertoire of popular folk dances and tribal rituals, performed by our skilled, youthful and energetic dancers. You will experience colorful, authentic Filipino traditional and ethnic attire, set to choreography designed specifically for the stage. From ancient rituals and courtship to festive celebrations, the dances and songs truly capture the heart, richness, and diversity of the Philippines. The production reflects a deep, complex history woven from Indian, Chinese, Indochinese, Indonesian, and Malay roots, alongside prominent Spanish and American influences. With the lively percussion of the Pakaraguian Kulintang Ensemble, three suites will showcase indigenous traditions, featuring the cultural dances and rituals of the Maranao from Mindanao, the Sama and Tausug of the Sulu Archipelago, and the Kalingas from the Cordilleras in Northern Luzon. The choreography is inspired by authentic performances, learned by the SAMAHAN Field Research team during visits to these communities last year. Audiences will also enjoy European- and Western-influenced pieces, including the graceful Maria Clara dances and energetic rural countryside numbers brought to life by the SAMAHAN Rondalla String Ensemble. For information: https://SamahanArt.org Samahan Fil-Am Performing Arts on Facebook / Instagram
  • A pair of fires scorch parts of the county Monday leading to evacuations. Then, the same San Diego City Council that last year approved paid parking in Balboa Park says “nevermind.” And Public Matters reporter Jake Gotta previews today’s budget vote. Finally, a look at San Diego’s indigenous history through the lens of America’s semiquincentennial.
  • Mehregan is one of the oldest and most cherished Persian festivals, celebrating the arrival of autumn and the values of love, friendship, gratitude, and togetherness. Join us for an afternoon of Persian and multicultural art and crafts, hands-on activities, music, and dance as we welcome the new season together. Sunday, September 6, 2026 12-2 p.m. Museum of History and Culture, La Jolla Free for All Persian Place is honored to celebrate Mehregan in collaboration with the Museum of History and Culture in La Jolla at this beautiful museum. Persian Place on Facebook / Instagram
  • Take a journey through opera’s golden age! Internationally acclaimed tenor Michael Spyres partners with the celebrated period ensemble il Pomo d’Oro for an evening of Baroque treasures from Handel, Vivaldi, and Rameau to overlooked works by Galuppi, Sarri, and Mazzoni. Together they illuminate rare arias and beloved masterpieces with breathtaking agility and expressive depth in a journey through the golden age of opera. La Jolla Music Society on Facebook/Instagram
  • Join us for a full-day cross-border edition of Thinking While Drinking as we head south from San Diego into the stunning landscapes, world-class wineries, and exceptional culinary scene of Valle de Guadalupe, Baja California. Private round-trip transportation, scenic stops, wineries and shopping locations, and lunch with wine included. Between tastings and meals, we bring our signature thoughtful conversations on the psychology and philosophy of travel. Public social conversation — not a lecture or class. IMPORTANT: A valid, unexpired passport (or SENTRI / Global Entry) is required. Comfortable shoes recommended. Departure: This full day excursion will start in San Diego. We will travel across the border together, and then private round-trip transportation will be provided. Exact departure address provided on Meetup after RSVP/payment. Early bird $325 now; $350 starting 7 days before the event. RSVP on Meetup and follow PayPal instructions to secure your seat. Tickets / RSVP: https://www.meetup.com/thinking-while-drinking-sd/events/313118845/ Video: https://youtu.be/aaExiKsvt9A
  • Multi-disciplinary artist and muralist Thao Huynh French was recently commissioned to create two murals for San Diego Mesa College’s KUP Village in the Student Services building. Thao and her husband founded Mindful Murals and they have painted over 400 murals. Born in Vietnam and raised in California, Thao’s artistic practice is heavily influenced by her Asian American heritage, her experience as a refugee, and an appreciation for nature, particularly flowers, which she considers symbols of resilience and transformation. "Future Flowers: Memory, Meaning, Mischief" is Thao’s debut solo exhibition and it features paintings, interactive installations and archival materials on the theme of refugee history and experiences while providing a place for sharing and connection. The exhibit also delves into Asian American life, cultural memory and nostalgia, which Thao interprets through the use of traditional Vietnamese dresses, Lunar New Year customs and decorations, immigrant food, lively pop culture, and even conflict. We invite you to join us for the reception on Wednesday, September 2, 4 - 7 p.m. Meet the artist, enjoy refreshments and a performance by Southern Sea. Gallery Hours: Monday through Thursday, 12 – 5 p.m., or by appointment. Closed Monday, September 7, Labor Day. Thao Huynh French on Instagram
  • Democratic lawmakers, veterans and concerned citizens gathered in Memorial Circle to protest the arch Trump wants to build there. Their hopes lie primarily in a lawsuit and next month's midterms.
  • Doja Cat: Tour Ma Vie World Tour Get ready for an explosive night of chart-topping hits and world-class spectacle as global hip-hop icon Doja Cat brings Tour Ma Vie World Tour to Viejas Arena! Joined by superstar guest Latto, this high-energy arena show promises an unforgettable evening of massive production and unmatched live music. Event Details Date: Tuesday, October 27, 2026 Doors Open: 6:30 PM Show Starts: 7:30 PM Location: Viejas Arena, San Diego, CA Tickets: On Sale Now! Essential Venue Information Cashless Policy: Viejas Arena operates as a completely cashless venue. No-fee cash-to-card kiosks are conveniently located behind the Ticket Office at the Main Gate and at Gate 3. Clear Bag Policy: Strict security policies are enforced. Approved bags include clear plastic or vinyl bags up to 12" x 6" x 12" or small non-clear clutches and wallets up to 4.5" x 6.5". Backpacks are strictly prohibited, and all personal items are subject to search upon entry. Traffic & Arrival Advisory: Due to ongoing campus construction near Canyon Crest Drive, guests should anticipate delays when exiting the venue area. Securing prepaid parking in advance or utilizing the Metropolitan Transit System (MTS) is strongly advised for seamless travel.
  • Join us for a night of healing, conservation, and friendship at the historic Balboa Theatre in San Diego on August 19th. "The Last Dive" is a new documentary that premiered at Tribeca Film Festival, where it won the award for best cinematography in a doc feature! This exclusive event will feature a full night of programming including a red carpet, a special healing activation and guided meditation, a Daybreaker dance party, an exciting raffle, and panel discussion with Director Cody Sheehy, special guest Terry Kennedy, and Executive Director of Wildcoast Serge Dedina, Ph.D, Chapter Director of Sierra Club San Diego Mark West, Western Director of NRDC Joel Reynolds, Founder and President of WarFighter Scuba Nick Powers, and manta researcher Jane Vinesky. Directed by award-winning filmmaker Cody Sheehy and produced by acclaimed Mark Monroe, "The Last Dive" is a visually stunning and emotionally resonant documentary that invites viewers to reflect on our connection to the natural world — and the wild, mysterious creatures that help us find our place in it. Terry is a legendary figure in Baja, Mexico, an American veteran who has spent decades living on and in the water. Once a man burdened by a troubled past, Terry’s life was transformed by an unlikely friendship with Willy, a 22-foot oceanic manta ray. For nearly two decades, Willy would slap his wings against the hull of Terry’s sailboat to signal their next dive, and together they explored the ocean’s depths — an extraordinary bond that turned Terry into an unexpected conservationist. Now in his 80s, Terry embarks on one final journey to a remote island in hopes of reuniting with his old friend. But he’s also searching for something deeper: peace, closure, and a chance to say goodbye. Official Film Website "The Last Dive" on Facebook / Instagram
  • The crash happened Tuesday while reporters were covering the collision of an SUV and a city bus. NBC4 Los Angeles anchor Colleen Williams confirmed during live broadcasts that two people were killed when the chopper went down.
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