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  • Draft at Belmont Park is serving up something new! The Mission Beach restaurant has rolled out a new menu packed with crave-worthy comfort food, shareable bites and fresh takes on beachside favorites. Located steps from the sand along the Mission Beach boardwalk, Draft is known for pairing American-inspired fare with San Diego cocktails, ocean views and a laid-back beachfront atmosphere. Now, guests have even more to dig into with a lineup of new dishes ranging from loaded fries and burgers to birria-inspired favorites. A few highlights from the new menu include: Crispy Cluckity – A crispy chicken sandwich joining Draft’s lineup of beachside favorites. Fish Tacos – A San Diego staple perfect for lunch or dinner by the beach. Crispy Pork Belly Sandwich – A hearty new addition to Draft’s sandwich lineup. Industry Burger + Drive-Thru Double Cheeseburger – Two new burgers joining Draft’s lineup. Tajín Fries + Drive-Thru Fries – Two new spins on an essential side. Buffalo Chicken Dip – A new shareable addition perfect for game day. Focaccia Board – A new option made for sharing with the table. The refreshed menu also welcomes the Birria Nachos, Baja Chopped Salad, and Three Meat Bolognese, offering plenty of new options whether guests are stopping in for lunch, catching a game or grabbing dinner by the beach. The new menu is available now at Draft at Belmont Park in Mission Beach. FULL MENU HOURS: Monday - Thursday: Noon - 9 p.m. Friday: Noon - 10 p.m. Saturday: 10 a.m. - 10 pm Brunch: 10 a.m. - 1 p.m. Sunday: 10 a.m. - 9 p.m. Brunch: 10 a.m. - 1 p.m. Belmont Park on Facebook / Instagram
  • First Prize Winner of the Sibelius Competition High-energy and commanding, South Korean violinist Inmo Yang is an artist to watch. The Boston Globe praises his “seamless technique,” while The Strad describes his performance as “immaculate.” Don’t miss this unforgettable concert, which takes audiences on a thrilling musical journey from delicate beauty and ecstatic transcendence to fiery passion. La Jolla Music Society on Facebook / Instagram
  • Vista Día de Muertos is a vibrant Día de los Muertos festival bringing culture, tradition, art, music, food, and community together in the heart of Vista, California. Taking place along South Santa Fe Avenue, this family-friendly cultural celebration honors the meaning of Día de los Muertos while creating an unforgettable experience for North County San Diego. Guests can explore traditional ofrendas and altars, live music and entertainment, local artists and makers, food vendors, cultural activities, a Catrina celebration, family activities, and more. More than a festival, Vista Día de Muertos is an opportunity to celebrate the stories, people, and traditions that connect generations. The event brings together local businesses, artists, families, community organizations, and visitors while highlighting the growing cultural community of Vista and the South Santa Fe corridor. Whether you’re coming to honor loved ones, experience Día de los Muertos traditions, discover local artists, enjoy authentic food, or spend the day with family, everyone is invited to be part of the celebration. Vista Día de Muertos Sunday, October 11, 2026 11 AM – 5 PM South Santa Fe Avenue | Vista, California Celebrate tradition. Honor those who came before us. Discover Vista through culture and community.
  • As the American Girl doll company celebrates its 40th anniversary, Samantha has turned 25 — and is the subject of a new historical fiction novel by author Fiona Davis.
  • Halloween Night celebration with candy, games, prizes, and a Dia de Los Muertso altar. Mission Hills United Methodist Church on Facebook / Instagram
  • Atop Banker’s Hill, Mister A’s is welcoming the season with a new dessert menu from Executive Pastry Chef Amy Simpson, whose approach centers on seasonal produce and desserts that bring a playful and nostalgic aspect to her technically polished plates. For the late-summer/early-fall menu, Chef Amy drew from the abundance of stone fruit and pears sourced from farm partners JR Organics and Sage Hill Ranch Gardens. Highlights include: Sweet Corn Sticky Toffee Pudding | toffee sauce, brown butter popcorn ice cream, plums, caramel popcorn Baked Hawaiian | passion fruit, orange, & guava sorbet, coconut macaroon, maple glazed macadamia nuts, toasted swiss meringue Honey Brie Cheesecake | graham crumbles, fresh figs, balsamic roasted candy snap grapes Dark Chocolate Ganache | chocolate sablé, miso cassis caramel, salted caramel ganache, fleur de sel And, don’t overlook the Roasted Strawberry Ice Cream! Simpson works with her farm partners to set aside “jam berries”—very ripe strawberries that aren’t picture-perfect enough for serving but are typically even sweeter as their sugars have developed. She then roasts the jam berries with balsamic vinegar to balance acidity, resulting in an ice cream that tastes like a classic, rich strawberry shake with a little something extra to deepen the flavor profile. Rounding out the menu are additions including Lemon Meringue, Caramelized Pear Napoleon, Tiramisu Pain Perdu, and Dragon Fruit + Coconut Tapioca, all listed on the menu alongside expertly selected wine pairings from Wine Director Scott Rose.
  • This weekend's San Diego arts top picks: Luis Alonso Sánchez at Bread & Salt; San Diego Potters’ Guild; "The SpongeBob Musical"; "Measure for Measure"; Dear Tomorrow's jazz-and-pasta pop-up; Icelandic indie folk; ballet and more.
  • Make sense of San Diego County school bonds and tax measures. Review pros and cons, endorsements, and key arguments before filling out your ballot.
  • First, SANDAG’s considering adding a public transit connection to San Diego International Airport … but there’s a catch. Also, a new executive order looks to help evaluate AI safety regulations. Next, Oceanside's only public access channel is at risk. And, one lady’s tribute to her dog turned into something more meaningful.
  • Following a CalMatters investigation, students and faculty at UC San Diego protested against campus police for collaborating with Border Patrol through a federal grant program. The university will stop participating in the program and aiding patrols, sources and internal documents confirm.
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