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  • Join us for Reframing the Narrative, a powerful evening of thought-provoking conversations, art, and community, centered on the rich and resilient stories of the Black experience in San Diego. This immersive event is part of "Beyond the Line", the current San Diego Made Factory My Creative Journey Residency by filmmaker Rose Sanchez, which explores the intersection of history, storytelling, and community empowerment. The Line represents the long-standing systems of redlining and structural inequality. Beyond is about breaking through those barriers—reclaiming space, shaping new narratives, and building generational wealth and identity within the Black community. What to Expect: Three engaging talks from key Black community voices: Ramel Wallace: "The San Diego Black Experience" Herman Collins: "Redlining, the Promise Zone, and Our Historical Footprint" Rose Sanchez: "Film and Art as a Vessel for Black History" Enjoy a curated selection of Black artist vendors, showcasing and selling original works that reflect the evening’s themes of resistance, resilience, and vision. This event is more than a lecture series—it’s a living archive, a creative gathering space, and an invitation to reimagine what legacy and liberation can look like when the community authors its own story. Visit: https://www.sandiegomade.org/ San Diego Made Factory on Facebook / Instagram
  • Faculty representation at Cal State is lagging far behind the growing number of Latino students. That burdens the small circles of Latino faculty who take on more mentorship tasks, many times in non-tenure positions and for lower pay.
  • Valerie June Hockett is a Grammy-nominated artist from Tennessee. She’s been hailed by the New York Times as one of America’s “most intriguing, fully formed new talents.” A musician, singer, songwriter, poet, illustrator, actor, certified yoga and mindfulness meditation instructor, and author, she honorably served as a Turnaround artist working with students for the President’s Committee for the Arts and Humanities and continues serving through The Kennedy Center. She has recorded three critically acclaimed, best-selling solo albums and has also written songs for legendary artists such as Mavis Staples and The Blind Boys of Alabama. Her albums have been praised by numerous publications such as Pitchfork, Rolling Stone, The Washington Post, NPR Music, No Depression, Paste Magazine, Mojo, Uncut and many others. She's been featured on The Tonight Show, CBS, PBS, Austin City Limits, Later with Jools, and many more. An Amazon #1 Best Seller in poetry, her first book, "Maps for the Modern World," is a collection of lyrical poems and original illustrations about cultivating community, awareness, and harmony with our surroundings as we move fearlessly toward our dreams. She is also the author of the children’s book "Somebody to Love: The Story of Valerie June’s Sweet Little Baby Banjolele", published by Jack White’s Third Man Books. On September 19th, she will also release "Light Beams: A Workbook for Being Your Badass Self" -- an interactive workbook that builds on themes of mindfulness, harmony, and healing through her one-of-a-kind mystical excerpts, prompts, and positive affirmations. When she’s not touring, she splits her time between Tennessee and New York. Visit: https://musicboxsd.com/event/14028553/valerie-june-owls-omens-and-oracles-tour-w-mick-flannery/ Valerie June on Instagram and Facebook
  • "I didn't want to say immediately it was me," fifteen-year-old Pedro Elias Garzon Delvaux said. "With this photo there is a mystery, so you have to make it last."
  • Join Museum educators in using iPads and Adobe Express to create surreal digital collages. Learn about the process of removing the background of a photo to create a transparent PNG cutout. Layer images, texture, collage, and PNGs to build imaginative artworks. Finished collages are printed onsite and saved digitally for participants to keep. Please join us! Museum of Photographic Arts at The San Diego Museum of Art on Facebook / Instagram
  • Afrodiaspora Festival 2025 Date: September 6, 2025 Location: San Diego, Waterfront Park Line Up: TXC, Andre Power, Blvk H3ro, Mystah Crooks, Tomi Tribe, & More The AfroDiaspora Festival is a dynamic cultural event that honors and celebrates the diverse traditions of the African and Afro-Caribbean diaspora in San Diego. This festival offers a unique opportunity to experience the depth and beauty of our heritage through art, music, dance, and food. Join us for a day of cultural immersion, where you'll discover the powerful stories and influences that have shaped our communities. From the rhythmic beats of Afrobeats, Dancehall, Afrohouse, Amapiano and more music to the vibrant colors of traditional attire, the festival showcases the incredible contributions of the AfroDiaspora worldwide. This is more than just a festival – it's a movement! We invite people from all walks of life to come together in a spirit of unity and appreciation. The AfroDiaspora Festival is a place to learn, connect, and celebrate the enduring legacy of our cultures. What to Expect: Live Music: Afrobeats, Afrohouse, Dancehall, Amapiano, and more! Delicious Food: Authentic cuisine from across the African and Afro-Caribbean diaspora Dance Performances: High-energy and captivating cultural performances Vendors: A vibrant marketplace showcasing art, crafts, fashion, and more Games & Activities: Fun for all ages! Community Vibes: A welcoming and inclusive atmosphere of celebration About the Headliners: TxC, a dynamic DJ and performer duo comprising of Tarryn and Clairise from South Africa. As global ambassadors for the Amapiano genre, TxC holds a mission to represent it definitively on the global stage. In 2025, TxC won the BET Award for Best New International Act at the 2025 BET Awards. Their vision includes empowering individuals, celebrating diversity, and embracing South Africa's rich cultural heritage. TxC aims not only to be a musical force but also inspirational figures, encouraging young girls to achieve greatness and break boundaries. Afrodiaspora Festival on Facebook / Instagram
  • Join Museum educators in creatively reusing book jackets to make fanciful lanterns. Using scissors and glue, create a beautiful paper lantern using book jackets. This workshop is inspired and led by artist Cat Chiu whose artwork "Booked" is featured in the "Conversations in Art: Dignity" exhibition on view in the Dammeyer Gallery at MOPA@SDMA now through Jan. 4, 2026. Please join us! No reservations required. All materials are provided. Free with Museum admission. Museum of Photographic Arts at The San Diego Museum of Art on Facebook / Instagram
  • Wimbledon semifinalist Taylor Fritz’s former coach and a rising local tennis star talk about his impact on a San Diego tennis court.
  • From cosplay to comics legends, monsters to manga, here are some of the most compelling panels happening Friday at Comic-Con 2025 — grouped by theme to help you plan your day.
  • Join us for a morning of artful reflection and handwritten connection. In a fast-moving world of digital messages, take a thoughtful pause to reconnect with the timeless art of letter-writing, guided by creativity and meaningful conversation. We will begin with a stroll through the sculpture garden, taking time to observe, discuss, and respond to selected works and their creators. Together, we will explore questions of artistic intention, personal interpretation, and emotional response while practicing the essential creative act of thinking deeply and expressing ourselves with care. You will then be invited to write a letter to an artist, whether living or past, or to someone with whom you wish to share your reflections. This is a chance to slow down, be present, and engage meaningfully with art through writing. All materials will be provided, including guidance on how to compose, personalize, address, and send your handwritten letter. The San Diego Museum of Art on Facebook / Instagram
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