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Sunday, March 5, 2023 • 6 P.M. Maria Schneider Orchestra Prelude interview with Maria Schneider hosted by Robert John Hughes · 5 P.M. Part of Jazz Series The Baker-Baum Concert Hall Tickets Subscribe to the Jazz Series Tickets Known as a breakaway jazz orchestra leader and composer, Minnesota-born Maria Schneider is a multiple GRAMMY winner and the 2019 recipient of the prestigious NEA Jazz Masters Fellowship for her work in classical, jazz, and even pop with the late David Bowie. Under her baton, the Maria Schneider Orchestra has brought big-band composition into the 21st century, developing the art form into an imaginative and beautifully fluid medium. Additional accolades for her most recent album Data Lords: GRAMMY- Large Jazz Ensemble Album GRAMMY- Best Instrumental Composition, “Sputnik” Pulitzer Prize Finalist- Data Lords Album Grand Prix De L’académie Du Jazz, Jazz Journalists Association, NPR Jazz Critics Poll- Album of the Year “Data Lords…is her magnum opus, a riveting, remarkably intense double album, as profound as modern-day instrumental music gets.” –Jon Bream, Minneapolis Star Tribune Follow on Socials! Facebook & Twitter

Please join us this Sunday, December 4 from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. for a reception to celebrate our newest show "Gallery Artists 2023" Featured Artists: ‣ Juanita Perez-Adelman ‣ Judith Christensen ‣ Becky Cohen ‣ Ellen Dieter ‣ Kaori Fukuyama ‣ William Gullette ‣ Paul Henry ‣ Anne Mudge ‣ Norma Pizarro ‣ Gail Schneider ‣ Lynn Schuette ‣ Cheryl Tall This exhibit will run until February 4, 2023.

Millions of people rely on city parks to recharge, cool off and connect. But climate change is threatening the very spaces that help us cope with the stresses of living on a hotter planet.

Navigate your way through a five-course tasting menu aboard a yacht on San Diego Bay. Each dish is perfectly paired with delicious local brews from Rouleur Brewing Company, celebrating the freshest flavors of the region, including locally sourced seafood, a full vegetarian menu and spectacular waterfront views. Throughout the month of March we are collaborating with Rouleur Brewing Company. Translated from French, Rouleur literally means having wheels… a roller. Rouleurs are able to break the rules because they transcend them, similar to how Rawley Macias, sole owner and brewer, is breaking the rules of beer making. Dates | Friday, March 5, 2022 - Friday, March 25, 2022 (every Friday through March) Location | Flagship Cruises and Events Purchase tickets here! $50-$85/person Bringing well-crafted style variations and combinations that expertly reach beyond the rules and limitations traditionally imposed on others is what makes Rouleur one of the most-awarded breweries in two of the most important California beer competitions. Cruise Highlights: - Local brews and craft beer flights - Selection of gourmet food - Meet and greet with brewers onboard - Prizes and giveaways - Spectacular views of San Diego Bay - All you can drink premium beverage service (for only $35) For further information on this event please visit the website: https://www.flagshipsd.com/cruises/hops-harbor

Longevity research is booming. Scientists are looking for ways to target the basic biology of aging. And here's the exciting part: Our biological age appears to be malleable.

Page on the stage! Come hear why Gregory Page won Best Album 2021 at the San Diego Music Awards and has a fiercely loyal local and international following. Gregory’s gift of music will fill Templar’s Hall and fill your hearts with one Hell of A Memory! JT Moring and Ramona Ault will open this sure to be magical show. Date | Friday, November 19 at 7:30 p.m. Location | Templar's Hall, Old Poway Get tickets here! General admission $20 Member admission: $17 For more information, please visit sdfolkheritage.org/events/mrgregorypage or call (858) 613-0858.

The extra $600 a week unemployment benefit under the federal CARES Act has helped over two million Californians make ends meet. Now that it's ending, nonprofits and the state look to help fill the gap. We hear from two San Diegans on how the end of the extra benefit will impact their livelihoods. Local and statewide moratoriums have kept a wave of possible evictions on hold for months. With those moratoriums expiring in the coming weeks, thousands of San Diegans could end up on the street if legislators don’t act. In San Diego art events this weekend: TwainFest kicks off a virtual festival, stories inspired by art at Lux Art Institute, youth actors present a classic, a poetry workshop with Gill Sotu and the Spreckels Organ Society continues its weekly webcasts.

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration unveiled the final version of the new regulation on Monday and called it the most significant safety rule in the past two decades.

The group preserves and pays homage to one of Cuba's most important musical forms, with a vitality demonstrating that the septeto tradition is still fresh and alive in Santiago de Cuba today.

With a predicted surge of the omicron variant over the winter break, officials at UC San Diego decided to return to distance learning for the first two weeks of January. Both the UC and CSU systems are requiring students to get COVID-19 booster shots before returning to campus. Also, researchers are struggling to figure out exactly what kind of danger omicron poses and how to fight it. And a look at what worked, who fell through the cracks and what's next for the region's renters and landlords as housing becomes increasingly more expensive and pandemic protections evaporate. Finally, Diversionary Theatre used the pandemic shutdown to do some much-needed renovation. The theater reopened in September.