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  • Bassist & composer Doug Walker leads this instrumental quartet through a set of all original modern jazz, featuring Victor Baker (guitar), Tobin Chodos (piano), Kevin Higuchi (drums).
  • Moon Valley Nurseries is hosting their Harvest Moon Event with seasonal pumpkin patches, expert insight from landscape designers, and the chance to enter and win a $25,000 yard makeover. RSVP to your nearest Moon Valley Nurseries at moonvalleynurseries.com/harvest-moon#rsvp Moon Valley Nurseries on Facebook / Instagram
  • KPBS Cinema Junkie Beth Accomando reflects on what makes Comic-Con special, from fan culture and cosplay to Hollywood activations and the comics community.
  • Join us for a fundraising event to benefit the Tijuana Estuary Foundation, the nonprofit partner to the Tijuana River National Estuarine Research Reserve. At the southwestern edge of the United States, where the Tijuana River meets the Pacific Ocean, lies one of Southern California's last remaining coastal wetlands. Here, more than 2,000 acres of salt marshes, sand dunes, coastal habitats, and open space provide a remarkable refuge for wildlife-and for people seeking a deeper connection with the natural world. Tonight we celebrate the people who have devoted their lives to protecting one of California’s greatest natural treasures, and we invite you to become part of that story. Tijuana River NERR on Facebook / Instagram
  • Following more than 100 acclaimed performances across North and South America, Europe, and Japan, BEAT returns this fall for the last North American tour. Former King Crimson members Adrian Belew and Tony Levin are joined by guitar virtuoso Steve Vai and legendary drummer Terry Bozzio to perform the music of the three landmark 1980s King Crimson albums---"Discipline," "Beat," and "Three of a Perfect Pair." Rather than attempting to recreate the original recordings, BEAT brings this extraordinary music to life with the spirit, precision, and adventurousness that made it so enduring. Whether you've lived with these albums for decades or are discovering them for the first time, this is the final opportunity to experience one of progressive music's most celebrated catalogs performed by four of the best musicians on the planet. BEAT on Facebook / Instagram
  • The Frequency Vocal Jazz Ensemble will feature choir repertoire as well as performances by selected soloists. Many songs will be selected from the Great American Songbook and performed either a cappella or with our student rhythm section. Directed by Matt Falker.
  • Hank’s House of Horrors takes over Blur Martial Arts in 4S Ranch for one afternoon of family-friendly scares. Walk through a live-actor haunted house maze featuring the Graveyard, Clown Carnival, Spider Den and more. Families can also choose the Zombie Scenario Room, a supervised horror-movie self-defense experience for ages 7 and up; participants who complete it receive a free shirt. Walk-ins are welcome, and timed reservations are recommended to avoid lines. The event honors the life and legacy of Hank Deutschendorf. Admission is donation-based; donations help cover event expenses, and net proceeds benefit Friends for Survival. Blur Martial Arts on Facebook
  • Four men. One bachelorette. The twist? The men can't speak. Instead, we'll call their moms and search their phones. As seen on NBC's California Live, The Tamron Hall Show, in LA Magazine, Time Out, and more. Apply to be a contestant, nominate single friends, or just grab tix to watch at loveisntblind.com. Created and hosted by Allison Goldberg. Allison Goldberg on Instagram / YouTube
  • Food safety concerns are growing amid recent outbreaks and recalls. We look at what it reveals about our food system. Then, a new study looks at how a vegan diet can alter how your body interprets DNA markers associated with aging and inflammation.
  • Spend an afternoon discovering the filmmakers and artists shaping cinematic work at UC San Diego. The 2026 Fellowship Forum brings together film clips, visual projects, and conversations with 11 students, faculty, and alumni working across documentary, fiction, experimental media, and more. Get a behind-the-scenes look at how these projects came to life, hear directly from the people who made them, and experience a diverse range of cinematic voices—all in one afternoon. The showcase features three sessions, each combining project footage with a panel discussion featuring the creators, followed by a celebratory reception. The event is free and open to the public. Advance registration is requested. Suraj Israni Center for Cinematic Arts on Instagram
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