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Enjoy a family-friendly Pride celebration at the Museum of Us! Registered guests enjoy free admission, activities with community partners, and special guests – Queens from The Haus Of St. James. Featured activities include: - Activity stations from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. - Storytime and mini performances with the Queens of the Haus of St. James - A cookie decorating contest, which will be judged by the Queens and guests at 12:45 p.m. All activities are available while supplies last. Learn more and register at museumofus.org/blog/pride-party-2026 Museum of Us on Facebook / Instagram

Friday Night Grief Club is a new gathering from The Death Network for people who are grieving and looking for community. This is not a support group, therapy session, or a place to be fixed. It's a space for honest conversation about grief, death, mystery, and the ways our relationships continue to evolve after someone dies. Grief changes us. It changes our relationships too. Many people continue to feel connected to those who have died. Some have vivid dreams. Some sense their loved one's presence. Some continue conversations in their hearts for years. Others are simply trying to make sense of what comes next. Come as you are. Share if you'd like. Listen if you'd rather. All ages, identities, backgrounds, beliefs, and experiences are welcome. Because grief may be universal, but no two grief journeys are the same. 5:30 - 6:00 mix & mingle 6:00 - 7:15 settle into small groups for deeper conversation 7:15 - 7:30 wrap up This gathering is for those who are grieving and looking for community. Not a support group. Not therapy. Not a place to be fixed. Water, tea and light snacks will be provided - we hope to see you there! RSVP Venmo @thedeathnetwork or Meet Up link

We look at the city's current strategy to repair the roads and how changes aim to ensure more equity between neighborhoods.

We hear about some of the surprising findings of a new study that looks into the impacts of cell phone bans. And, how cell phone policies are playing out in San Diego County.

Swizz Beats and Alicia Keys' exhibit at MCASD includes more than 130 works by Black diaspora artists, alongside an adjacent exhibition of local photography. Admission is free for the public opening Saturday, April 18.

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First, the fate of a residential campus for foster youth will come down to a vote by San Diego County leaders. Then, one North County city added a new ordinance regarding illegal fireworks with less than two months until the July 4th holiday. Also, we discuss changes in leadership and other key issues at San Diego County’s Department of Animal Services over the last year. And, a Barrio Logan icon is once again opening their doors for business.

Class Description Join us for a fun and engaging story adventure! We’ll read a beloved children’s book together, explore its characters and themes, and bring the story to life through movement, imaginative theater games, and hands-on crafts inspired by what we’ve read. Children will act out scenes, invent characters, play creative storytelling games, and make a special project to take home. This class encourages creativity, listening skills, confidence, collaboration, and imaginative play in a welcoming and playful environment. Perfect for young readers, makers, and performers alike! Ideal for ages 5 to 8. Each session will be limited to 12 participants max. Featured Stories & Crafts Each week features a beloved children’s book paired with a creative, hands-on project inspired by the story. Crafts do not repeat, so children are welcome to sign up for multiple weeks! "The Curious Garden" – Build your own miniature storybook garden inspired by the tale and discover how a little care can help a community bloom. "Extra Yarn" – Learn simple weaving techniques and create your own colorful yarn project inspired by this magical story. "Planting a Rainbow" – Craft a beautiful garden suncatcher filled with colorful flowers and sunshine. "The Rainbow Fish" – Make a shimmering fish painting using celery stampers to create sparkling scales. "Where the Wild Things Are" – Build your own Wild Thing using recycled toilet paper rolls and craft supplies while exploring this classic adventure. Additional books and crafts may be featured throughout the session. Because each story and project is unique, children are encouraged to join us for more than one week of story-filled fun and creativity! Enroll for Session 1: August 3 to August 7 Enroll for Session 2: August 17 to August 21 Enroll for Session 3: August 24 to August 28 Disclaimers: Please be advised that it is best to register at least a week before the start of a class to help our instructors prepare and ensure that it does not get canceled or rescheduled. Policies regarding registration, refunds, cancellations, etc. can be found on our policies page. At the end of the course, please complete the evaluation form—your feedback is invaluable for improving our classes and supporting the grant reporting that makes these programs possible.

Class Description We live among the sacred. We all have rituals, traditions, and daily pleasures that often go unnoticed. Many writers are burned out on trauma work or simply trying to digest the daily headlines. This writing class invites writers to slow down and turn their attention to the everyday beauty that surrounds them. Through brief readings, guided prompts, and quiet reflection, students will explore how ordinary moments can carry meaning, wonder, and reverence. The sacred is open to all of us, and this class welcomes writers of all backgrounds and belief systems. We will focus on short forms such as flash nonfiction, devotionals, odes, poems, and fragments, using concrete detail and careful attention rather than abstraction. By focusing on short works, we can finish several pieces in a short time. Sharing is always optional, and the emphasis is on attention, presence, and discovery rather than performance or productivity. By the end of the course, students will have completed multiple short drafts and will have renewed ways of noticing and honoring the sacred in daily life. Instructor: Rebecca Chamaa frequently celebrates the everyday in her writing and has contributed devotionals to Strength and Grace and spiritual reflections to Guideposts magazine. Disclaimers Please note that you will receive your Zoom link via email 24 hours before the start of this class. If you enroll in this class less than 24 hours before it begins, please either send us a message or email us at programs@sandiegowriters.org to request your link. Please be advised that it is best to register at least a week before the start of a class to help our instructors prepare and ensure that it does not get canceled or rescheduled. Policies regarding registration, refunds, cancellations, etc. can be found on our policies page. At the end of the course, please complete the evaluation form—your feedback is invaluable for improving our classes and supporting the grant reporting that makes these programs possible.