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  • Authors Naomi Klein and Astra Taylor identify supremacists that have, despite ideological differences, converged around the conviction that they are part of an elite destined to survive an apocalypse.
  • The California Center for the Arts, Escondido, is proud to present the 60th Annual Independence Day Festival, a beloved community tradition filled with music, culture, and patriotic fun. This free family-friendly event returns on Thursday, July 4, 2025, from 4 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. in Grape Day Park and the Center for the Arts campus. Festival goers can look forward to an exciting day of entertainment and celebration featuring: Live music on the main stage Artisan market and local vendors Delicious food trucks and craft beer garden Great Green Canteen VIP Experience Free arts & crafts, face painting, and airbrush tattoos (4:30 p.m. - 8:30 p.m.) Complimentary admission to the Escondido History Center (4 p.m. - 7 p.m.) Fireworks spectacular at 9 p.m. Visit: https://artcenter.org/independence-day-festival/ California Center For The Arts on Instagram and Facebook
  • Acclaimed painter, author and educator to share an inside look at his life, work and creative process, followed by an audience Q&A and wine reception. An Evening with Brian Rutenberg Acclaimed painter, author and educator to share an inside look at his life, work and creative process, followed by an audience Q&A and wine reception. Register Time & Location Oct 22, 2026, 4 p.m. – 7 p.m. Woodward Contemporary, 3935 Harney St, San Diego, CA 92110, USA Event Description Art Talk: An Evening with Brian Rutenberg Tickets: $85 Includes: Seated Artist Talk (45 min.) · Audience Q&A · Hosted Wine Reception & Catered Bites Acclaimed painter, author and educator to share an inside look at his life, work and creative process, followed by an audience Q&A and wine reception. Woodward Contemporary welcomes celebrated American painter Brian Rutenberg for a special evening of art and conversation at the gallery’s historic Old Town San Diego location. Limited to 75 guests, the event will offer a rare opportunity to hear directly from Rutenberg as he presents an illustrated talk exploring his artistic journey, influences, and the ideas and experiences behind his distinctive, color-charged paintings. The approximately 45-minute seated presentation will be followed by an open audience Q&A, giving guests the opportunity to engage directly with the artist. The evening will conclude with a hosted wine reception and catered light bites, allowing guests to continue the conversation with Rutenberg in the intimate setting of Woodward Contemporary. Known for his richly layered, expressive paintings inspired by the landscape and light of his native South Carolina Lowcountry, Rutenberg has built an acclaimed career spanning more than four decades. His work explores the intersection of abstraction, memory, place and the natural world, combining intense color and physicality with a deep connection to the history of painting. Rutenberg received a BFA from the College of Charleston and an MFA from the School of Visual Arts in New York. His work has been exhibited extensively throughout the United States and is held in numerous museum, corporate and private collections. He is also the author of "Clear Seeing Place" and has developed a wide following among artists and art lovers through his lectures, writings and engaging discussions of painting and the creative process. The October event reflects Woodward Contemporary’s mission to bring artists, collectors and the community together through meaningful encounters with contemporary art. “There is something entirely different about hearing an artist talk about the work while standing in a space devoted to making and experiencing art,” said Gigi Woodward of Woodward Contemporary. “Brian has an extraordinary ability to talk about painting in a way that is thoughtful, funny, accessible and deeply inspiring. We’re thrilled to bring that experience to San Diego.” Signed copies of Rutenberg’s book, "Clear Seeing Place," will also be available. About Brian Rutenberg Brian received his BFA in 1987 from the College of Charleston and his MFA in 1989 from the School of Visual Arts, New York. He is a Fulbright Scholar, a New York Foundation for the Arts Fellow, a Basil Alkazzi USA Award recipient, an Irish Museum of Modern Art visiting artist program participant, and has had over two hundred and fifty exhibitions throughout North America. Rutenberg's paintings are included in such museum collections as Yale University Art Gallery, The Butler Institute of American Art, Bronx Museum of Art, Peabody Essex Museum of Art, Greenville County Museum of Art, Provincetown Art Association and Museum, South Carolina State Museum, and many others. His popular YouTube videos "Brian Rutenberg Studio Visits" are viewed daily by people all over the world. Radius Books published a full color monograph in 2008. Brian's book, "Clear Seeing Place," was released in October 2016 and was an Amazon #1 bestseller. His new monograph, "A Little Long Time," published by Forum Gallery in 2019 is also an Amazon bestseller. Brian received an Honorary Doctorate Degree from the College of Charleston where he delivered the 2018 commencement address. Brian lives and works in New York City with his wife Kathryn. Brian Rutenberg: Website / Instagram / Facebook
  • Great Big Family Play Day – presented by Tonies and hosted by SoCalMoms – will take place on Saturday, Nov. 7 from 9:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. at Liberty Station – a play date the whole family will enjoy! Taking over Ingram Plaza, local programs, well family brands and entertainers will come together for one day of BIG family fun! The event features arts + crafts, rides, food, specialty exhibits, including Supersize Sports Zones, Woom Bike Course, Tonies Trading, The Artsy Wagon, foam parties, Babies & Balls Play Space, DIY tie dye station, Bluey Meet & Greet, Volvo Interactive Coloring Car, face painting, live entertainment and so much more! Known as “Coachella for families,” a huge part of the one-day festival is the music! And beloved children’s musician Laurie Berkner is headlining for ONE SHOW ONLY at 11:00 a.m. Join us for a sing-along, dance-along event that’s sure to be a highlight of Great Big Family Play Day. The Main Stage is presented by Tonies and Children’s Primary Care Medical Group, where in addition to Berkner, there will be live shows all day, with a mix of beloved favorite and interactive shows, also including the Beat Buds, Kathryn the Grape, Kids Imagine Nation, Trees of Dreams, The Science Guys, Hollywood Princess Parties and more. In addition to all the entertainment and activities, there will be a Gear Show and lots of giveaways. The festival includes Family Lounges and a Diaper Changing Stations with Sudocrem. The entertainment lineup is packed with excitement, music, learning and fun for the whole family. Tickets can be purchased via Eventbrite at www.greatbigfamilyplayday.com/san-diego. Adult “Early Access” (Laurie Berkner) tickets are $28.52, while Kids “Early Access” (Laurie Berkner) tickets are $17.85. General admission tickets (12 p.m. entry) are $12.51 for adults and $7.18 for kids. All tickets include processing fees. For more details, visit greatbigfamilyplayday.com/san-diego. Great Big Family Play Day on Instagram
  • Learn how to pay for your future! This interactive workshop unpacks grants, scholarships, FAFSA, and other financial aid options. Get your questions answered by experienced educators and prepare yourself to plan your next steps with knowledge and confidence. Parents and guardians are welcome. Registration is encouraged. You can register for this free program at sandiego.events.mylibrary.digital. Audience: Teens and Adults Location: Homeschool Resource Center
  • Bad Vibes Good Friends and Quartyard present: Mexican Institute of Sound and Meridian Brothers The Mexican Institute of Sound is a celebration. A tribute to the sounds that have shaped an entire country. Camilo Lara’s sonic experiment arrived, and from the very first moment it was heard, it made an impact. Songs that felt fresh and catchy, yet carried the aura of a Mexico that had already faded—of cities, colors, people, flavors, and dances we never lived, but somehow feel as our own. The magic of a project like this lies in how it connects with that nostalgic part we all have. As a key figure in Mexico’s cultural scene, Camilo Lara also uses the Mexican Institute of Sound to project a call for social justice. As he himself puts it: “The only democratic place on Earth right now is the dance floor. On a dance floor, you can be rich, poor, ugly, handsome, white, or Black—but if the music is good, it brings the community together.” It’s not easy to summarize a 20-year career, let alone one like IMS. His work has earned him one Grammy nomination and four Latin Grammy nominations, and he has produced artists ranging from Los Ángeles Azules (achieving the best-selling Mexican album of the past 25 years, certified eight times diamond), to Lila Downs, Norah Jones, and Band of Horses. He has also remixed artists such as Beck, the Beastie Boys, Interpol, Metallica, and Joe Crepúsculo, among others. Spanish newspaper El País named him one of the “50 most influential people in Latin America,” and Quién Magazine recognized him as one of the “50 people transforming Mexico.” Camilo Lara never stops. He currently hosts the radio show Dilo Camilo on Radio3—a journey through vibrant scenes, iconic records, and unique careers, in a constant search for musical identity. Camilo Lara on Facebook / Instagram
  • Quint Gallery is pleased to present "Christine Lee: By Hand," the artist’s first exhibition with Quint Gallery. Lee is a San Diego-based artist and designer whose interdisciplinary practice is presently centered on a variety of research tools that bridge traditional craft processes with both computer technology and direct-hand manipulation. The exhibition will include an intimate selection of three unique bodies of work, including mono- and bichromatic weavings using materials like cotton, wool, and copper wire, and hand-stacked wall compositions made from painted shims. With a background in woodworking and design, her work reflects her deep affinity for and attention to patterns, salvaged materials, and the natural environment. Opening Reception: Saturday, September 19, 6-8 p.m. Christine Lee on Instagram Quint Gallery on Instagram
  • When: Wednesday, October 28, 2026, 7 – 9 p.m. Where: OC 28 Media Arts/Arts Hub Patio This German Expressionist horror film follows a real estate agent, Thomas Hutter, who travels to Transylvania to sell a home to the mysterious Count Orlok, who is a terrifying vampire who brings plague, death, and terror to Hutter's hometown. This legendary film, directed by F.W. Murnau and performed by Max Schreck, sets the standard for horror films that follow.
  • California election skeptics filed dozens of public records requests. Some are soliciting donations from people who believe election results can’t be trusted.
  • Grammy Award-winning Mariachi Los Camperos brings their energy to Jacobs Music Center, joined by the dazzling Ballet Folclórico Chiquina Palafox in a joyful celebration of Mexican traditions. Please Note: The San Diego Symphony Orchestra does not appear on this Jacobs Music Center Special Presentation. Mariachi Los Camperos on Facebook / Instagram
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