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  • Project [BLANK] closes THE SALTY SERIES with Moksha Black, an evolving project by legendary DJ, producer, curator, and UC San Diego professor King Britt. A pioneering figure in electronic music for more than three decades, Britt has collaborated with an array of acclaimed artists while championing the contributions of Black innovators through his groundbreaking Blacktronika initiative. Exploring themes of loss, love, light, and liberation, Moksha Black brings together field recordings, sound design, and electronics in a continually evolving work shaped by Black history, spirituality, and transformation. The project offers a powerful finale to THE SALTY SERIES, bringing experimental electronic music into dialogue with memory and community connection. Project [BLANK] on Facebook / Instagram
  • The centers are opening just a few days after federal officials announced charges for four green card holders who allegedly cast fraudulent votes in San Diego County in 2024.
  • Baltimore-based flutist and composer Rachel Beetz returns to San Diego with selections from her recent solo album "Tone Keepers," an intimate program for flute and electronics exploring the relationship between acoustic gesture and electronic process. Each movement pairs a single flute technique with a distinct electronic process, allowing resonance, repetition, and transformation to unfold through subtle variation and careful listening. Beetz's music reflects her experience of sound as touch, creating richly textured performances that invite audiences to hear familiar sounds in unexpected ways. The result is an evening of focused, imaginative listening that reveals the expressive possibilities embedded within even the simplest musical gesture. Project [BLANK] on Facebook / Instagram
  • Meet The Nat's curator of invertebrate zoology and some of his amazing specimens.
  • San Diego artists Brandon Ichiro Tani and āññā present an evening of audiovisual performances exploring memory, perception, and the unseen patterns that shape everyday life. Tani's the oil pumps line up at night like sleeping whales combines field recordings, electroacoustic feedback, and video montage into a poetic meditation on landscape, history, and the tension between the personal and the political. Sharing the evening is the multimedia duo āññā (Anqi Liu and Han Zhang), whose performances merge live electronics, DIY biosignal and sensor-based instruments, real-time visuals, and sculptural materials into dreamlike environments where sound, image, and gesture become inseparable. Together, the artists create a world that bridges technology and the deeply human acts of listening, observation, and connection. Project BLANK on Facebook / Instagram
  • New information about the San Diego Islamic Center shooting reveals other San Diego places of worship and students were also targets.
  • Metal & Myth: A One Book 20th Anniversary Celebration Join the San Diego Public Library and our community partners for a special 20th anniversary celebration of One Book, One San Diego—a beloved regional tradition that has brought San Diegans together through books, ideas, conversation, and community for two decades. Saturday, October 17, 2026 | 2–3:30 p.m. Central Library - Neil Morgan Auditorium and Courtyard The celebration will feature reflections on 20 years of One Book, One San Diego, a Land Acknowledgement and Blessing by Blue Eagle Vigil, and a special live performance by Warpath, an all-Native American metal band hailing from the Santa Ysabel and Barona Indian Reservations in San Diego County. Come celebrate the people, stories, and conversations that have made One Book, One San Diego a unique part of our region’s cultural life—and enjoy an unforgettable afternoon of live music. The first 20 attendees will receive a copy of the 2026 Adult One Book title - Buffalo Hunter Hunter by Stephen Graham Jones. Participants will also receive a special limited edition enamel pin featuring Odi the Coyote, our library mascot! The event is free and open to the public. All are welcome! We hope you’ll join us as we celebrate 20 years of reading together, thinking together, and building community together.
  • Fads come and go, but since opening in 1976, Geppetto's Toys has been a favorite for unique, hand-selected toys that stand the test of time. Over the past 50 years it has grown into the largest independent toy retailer in the country with nine locations throughout San Diego County. To mark this golden milestone, Geppetto's is hosting a special all-location 50th Anniversary Celebration on Saturday, September 19 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. filled with surprises, giveaways, exclusive discounts, treats, activities, entertainment and more. "To make it 50 years in any industry is an accomplishment, let alone in one that has morphed so much over the decades," said Geppetto's owner Brian Miller. "From the changing face of traditional retail to the boom in online shopping, the impact of the pandemic, global tariffs and more, we are thrilled to have been a consistent neighborhood spot to find quality, hand-picked playthings from around the world," he added. In addition to the public celebrations, Geppetto's is pledging a $50,000 donation to Rady Children's through the sales of a commemorative 50th Anniversary "NeeDoh," the hottest toy nationwide. An addictively squishy, palm-sized sensory and stress relief toy made by Schylling, NeeDohs are filled with a non-toxic, dough-like compound that can be stretched, pulled and smushed, always returning to their original shape. The toy has been red-hot at stores around the country with parents and kids lining up whenever they are restocked. Geppetto's has commissioned thousands of anniversary NeeDohs, the only customized edition Schylling is producing this year. Proceeds from the 50th anniversary NeeDoh will go to Rady Children's with a guaranteed $50,000 donation. An active part of the San Diego community, Geppetto's has been a long time supporter of Rady Children's, including a special "Golden Ticket" contest in 2017 that offered a once in a lifetime trip to Toy Fair in New York for a lucky child through sales of commemorative chocolate bars, resulting in a $25,000 donation to the hospital. The company and the Miller family has lent support to hundreds of local causes over the past half century, including schools, social service agencies and community organizations. Some examples include Toys for Tots, La Jolla Art and Wine Festival, Words Alive and Jewish Family Services of San Diego. "Rady Children’s is honored to celebrate this incredible milestone with Geppetto’s and grateful that their success is being shared in a way that directly benefits the patients and families who rely on Rady Children’s every day,” said Alex Loker, Vice President of Philanthropy for Rady Children’s Hospital Foundation. Geppetto's dedication to a curated product selection and outstanding customer service have been two of the brand's pillars over the years, making it stand out above big-box and online retailers. Miller personally hand picks each and every toy in Geppetto's stores and is always on the lookout for the most inventive and interesting products throughout the year. "Our loyal customers turn to us for an authentic, quality retail experience and we are thrilled to deliver over the decades," said Miller. Geppetto's 50th Anniversary Celebration: Saturday, September 19, 2026 from 9 a.m. - 3 p.m. All Geppetto's locations ** Giveaways, snacks, entertainment, activities and crafts, party decorations more! 50th Anniversary NeeDohs go on sale at 9 a.m. September 19; two per customer, while supplies last. Geppetto's Locations: Carlsbad - The Forum Carlsbad: 1935 Calle Barcelona -- 760-632-1107 Coronado: 1146 Orange Avenue -- 619-522-0918 Del Mar - Flower Hill Promenade: 2670 Via de la Valle -- 858-755-2100 Del Mar Highlands/Carmel Valley: 12843 El Camino Real -- 858-350-9038 Fashion Valley Mall: 7007 Friars Road -- 619-294-8878 La Jolla: 7850 Girard Ave -- 858-456-4441 Old Town Fiesta de Reyes: 2754 Calhoun St. -- 619 293-7520 Seaport Village: 835 West Harbor Drive -- 619-615-0005 Westfield UTC: 4545 La Jolla Village Drive -- 858-546-7633
  • There is so much good music and dance in San Diego this weekend, including St. Vincent with the symphony; aja monet x Future is Color; local indie artist Julianna Zachariou; chamber music at SummerFest; The Rosin Box Project's cutting-edge contemporary ballet; outdoor dance in Encinitas — plus picks for visual art, theater and film.
  • A local band brings their alternative indie tunes to the Basement, electrifying the room with original songs.
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