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"all the big and little things" is an interdisciplinary performance that explores the multifaceted relationship between internal and external embodied experience. There will be movement, voice and live sound offerings by the creative cast of collaborators. Creative Director: Giovanna Francisco Music Director: Zane S.B. Movers: Emmerson Lahey, Giovanna Francisco, Briele Melahn, Lauren Lee Sound by the improvisation research group: Rosalyn Arvizu, Trenton Birch, Clara Boyle, Zane S.B., Lily Yates Many thanks to the William Male Foundation, Arts District Liberty Station, and the NTC Foundation for helping to bring this event to life. Giovanna Francisco on Instagram

Experience the world’s most in-demand ballet, “Swan Lake,” presented by Classical Arts Entertainment and performed by International Ballet Stars. A full-scale production features Tchaikovsky’s legendary score and brings the masterpiece choreography by Marius Petipa and Lev Ivanov to life. Be spellbound by the iconic variation of Little Swans, Odile’s 32 fouettés, and the graceful movements of the talented Ukrainian dancers. With over 200 custom scenery pieces adding grandeur and beauty, this production promises to be a spectacular visual treat. Featuring a brilliant cast of artists from Italy, France, Georgia, Great Britain, Ukraine, Japan, Moldova, Armenia, and Kyrgyzstan, this tour celebrates the diversity and global excellence of classical ballet. Ballet in Two Acts with 1 Intermission. The show is family-friendly and suitable for ages 3 and up. International Ballet Stars on Facebook / Instagram

Join us for an evening of powerful art, vibrant storytelling, and community reflection. Celebrate the opening of "XICANA! San Diego," a landmark exhibition centering Chicana/x artists and activism, alongside Louis Verdad’s "TONÁNTZIN," a multimedia installation honoring the enduring strength of the divine feminine. Curated by Dulce Stein and organized by ESMoA in collaboration with The California Center for the Arts, Escondido. Presented by City Heights Community Development ESMoA on Facebook / Instagram The California Center for the Arts, Escondido on Facebook / Instagram

A line that people sometimes remember regarding moderation belongs to Barry Goldwater: “Extremism in the pursuit of liberty is no vice, moderation in the pursuit of justice is no virtue.” Although Goldwater’s skepticism toward moderation did not fare well in the 1964 presidential election, his words invite us to rethink the nature of moderation and examine who is afraid of this misunderstood virtue and why. In this Knapp Lecture, Aurelian Craiutu, Arthur F. Bentley Professor of Political Science at Indiana University Bloomington, argues that moderation is a complex virtue with many ethical and institutional facets and a fascinating genealogy which is often neglected. His lecture will address the following questions: What kind of virtue is political moderation? What does it mean to be a moderate voice in politics? What are the limits and benefits of moderation? Can moderation be a winning card in our hyper-polarized political world?

DARING GREATLY is a harmony-driven rock band originally from Calgary, Alberta, now based in Southern California. Visit: https://artcenter.org/

Hidden City Sounds: Honey Buckets with Special Guests Vulcan Mountain Boys. Southern California’s own Honey Buckets bring a fresh, high-energy twist to bluegrass with their signature single-mic performance style. Visit: https://artcenter.org/

Hidden City Sounds: Sara Petite and FREE Line Dance Classes with MCBC. Outlaw country headliner Sara Petite delivers a raw, rough-edged take on American roots music that stretches from honky-tonk to rock & roll roadhouse.

Marine Corps West Coast Composite Band presents Freedom 250 A CCAE First Wednesdays Concert The Marine Corps West Coast Composite Band

Sonido De La Frontera is the combination of Soundsystem culture, hip hop production aesthetic, and the sounds of Latin America’s most prolific dance music: Cumbia. Sonido De La Frontera on Instagram

A US District Judge denied a preservation group's effort to put a pause on construction