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  • Tanner Blackman’s job is to push housing projects through Los Angeles’ famously Byzantine permitting process. With a torrent of state laws aimed at streamlining and speeding up approvals to combat the housing shortage, will the humble permit expediter profession survive?
  • We hear from the founders of the San Diego Tijuana International Jazz Festival, which kicks off Thursday. Then, a Midday Movies discussion of favorite Alfred Hitchcock films. And finally, your weekend arts preview.
  • Step aboard the Maritime Museum of San Diego's Star of India after dark for a haunted waterfront nighttime experience filled with music, cocktails, mystery, and maritime legends. The Davy Jones Locker — Signature Cocktail The Haunted — Signature Cocktail Dead Ma Dance beneath the rigging to Harbor the People, sip specialty drinks, hear eerie stories from the sea, and take part in an interactive mystery hunt featuring hidden clues, keys, codes, and the Davy Jones Cryptex. Costumes are welcome and encouraged, but not required. Harbor the People is a San Diego-based DJ collective known for its #BringBackDancing events, creating high-energy dance experiences in unexpected spaces. For one night, they bring that energy aboard the historic Star of India. Dance beneath the rigging, grab a drink, and experience the ship after dark. Hidden throughout the event are letters, clues, codes, and keys waiting to be discovered. Follow the clues, decode mystery letters, find designated keys, and see if you can crack the Davy Jones Cryptex. Completing designated challenges may earn entries into special prize drawings and other prize opportunities. NOTE: Finding a key or solving the Cryptex does not guarantee a prize. Discover eerie maritime tales, shipboard superstitions, and ghostly legends inspired by life at sea. Some stories are part of history. Others are best told after dark. A full cash bar will be available throughout the evening with beer, wine, cocktails, specialty drinks, and a signature mocktail available for purchase. Additional beverages will also be available for purchase. Food and beverages are not included with admission. The first 100 guests to purchase tickets will automatically receive one entry into a special Davy Jones’ Locker raffle drawing. Maritime Museum of San Diego on Facebook/Instagram
  • Celebrate Christmas Eve on San Diego Bay with Flagship Cruises & Events. Gather family and friends for a Christmas Eve Dinner Cruise and enjoy an elegant holiday evening without the cooking, hosting or cleanup. Step aboard a beautifully decorated Flagship yacht for a chef-prepared plated holiday dinner, live entertainment and waterfront views after dark. Settle into our cozy indoor dining space, or step onto the open-air decks to see the San Diego skyline, Coronado Bridge and Hotel del Coronado lit up from the bay. Whether you're planning a romantic night out, bringing the family together or starting a new holiday tradition, Flagship's Christmas Eve Dinner Cruise is a San Diego way to spend the night before Christmas. Flagship on Facebook/Instagram
  • THE COUNTDOWN IS ON! Get ready for a day packed with delicious authentic Serbian cuisine, incredible music and dancing, and unforgettable experiences. The flavors, sounds, and spirit of Serbia come alive at the 53rd Annual San Diego Serbian Festival on Saturday, October 10, 2026, at St. George Serbian Orthodox Church in Bay Park. From 12 PM to 11 PM, this family-friendly celebration transforms the church grounds into a lively cultural experience filled with food, music, dance, and history. Guests arriving between 12 PM and 4 PM will receive a complimentary homemade Vanilice (Serbian vanilla cookie) while supplies last, so early arrival is recommended! Bring your friends, bring your family, and experience world-class Serbian hospitality to the fullest! Be sure to claim your tickets! All details below… _________________________________________________________ A Cultural Celebration 53 Years Strong Marking over half a century of tradition, the festival celebrates Serbian culture through live music, authentic cuisine, folk dancing, and educational tours. Serbian heritage—rooted in Orthodox Christian faith, warm hospitality, and centuries-old traditions—is showcased in every aspect of the festival. “The San Diego Serbian Festival is more than a celebration—it's an invitation to experience our culture, faith, and food,” said V. Rev. Bratso Krsic, parish priest at St. George. “We welcome everyone to discover the richness of Orthodox Christianity and Serbian heritage.” _________________________________________________________ Traditional Serbian Food & Drink Festival-goers can savor iconic dishes such as: • Burek (meat or cheese pastry) • Cevapcici (grilled minced sausages) • Roasted Pork and Lamb • Sarma (stuffed cabbage rolls) • Pita (apple and cherry pastries) • Palacinke (Serbian crepes) • Baklava and a selection of other homemade desserts • Serbian Coffee (strong, espresso-style) • Wine, lager-style Beer, Rakija (brandy) and other traditional Serbian liquors • Vegetarian options include Musaka (potato casserole) and Sopska Salata (similar to Greek salad) _________________________________________________________ Folklore, Live Music, & Dancing Traditional Serbian folklore dancing brings the stage to life featuring award-winning performers from St. George’s Morava group and visiting ensembles from across Southern California. Dancers perform traditional choreographies passed down through generations, with vibrant costumes, intricate movements, and regional traditions offering a glimpse into Serbia’s rich cultural heritage. Each performance celebrates the music, customs, and stories that have helped preserve Serbian identity across generations and around the world. Two live Serbian bands will perform throughout the day, filling the festival with the sounds of traditional and contemporary Serbian music. From lively folk tunes to familiar favorites, the bands will provide a dynamic musical backdrop for the day’s festivities and keep the energy going into the evening. Singing, dancing, and celebration are simply part of the experience, with guests joining in alongside the live music. As night falls, the festivities become a full-fledged Serbian-style celebration—lively, spirited, and full of music and dancing that carries on well into the night. _________________________________________________________ Fun for the Whole Family Families are especially welcome, with a Kids Zone featuring a playground, face painting, and fun to keep little ones entertained. Children can enjoy their own space to play, explore, and make memories while parents and grandparents take in the events happening throughout the festival. Whether you’re bringing young children, teenagers, grandparents, or the whole extended family, there’s something to enjoy at every age. _________________________________________________________ Serbian Open Market Browse the Open Market and discover an assortment of goods from independent local sellers. Find Orthodox items, specialty foods, traditional Serbian goods, and unique keepsakes—all gathered together in one lively marketplace. Stock up on Serbian packaged and jarred foods and snacks, browse for gifts and one-of-a-kind finds, and meet local vendors and community businesses along the way. With a variety of offerings to explore, the Open Market is a great place to shop, connect, and take home something special from the festival. _________________________________________________________ Serbian Heritage Exhibition Step into Serbia’s rich history through the Heritage Exhibition, featuring guest speakers sharing stories and insights about the country, its people, and its cultural legacy. Explore displays of traditional apparel, artwork, and other cultural items, offering a glimpse into the artistry and customs passed down through generations that have shaped Serbia’s identity. The exhibition provides an opportunity to learn about the stories and traditions behind the celebration, hear from those who have studied and preserved them, and gain a deeper appreciation for the culture that continues to connect generations of Serbian families and communities around the world. _________________________________________________________ Tour a Living Piece of History Built in 1952, St. George Serbian Orthodox Church is the oldest of its kind in San Diego County. It is a living piece of history as the only church in North America entirely covered in mosaic tile from floor to ceiling—a visual and spiritual landmark that draws architectural and cultural tourists year-round. Festival-goers can tour the St. George Church for an unforgettable chance to experience the breathtaking Venetian glass mosaics that adorn the church’s entire interior. Additionally, an actual Vespers service will be held at 6 PM, inviting guests to experience the beauty and depth of the Orthodox Christian tradition. _________________________________________________________ Media Opportunities & Contact Representatives from the Serbian Festival—including folklore dancers, Orthodox clergy, and culinary demonstrators—are available for in-studio interviews or segments. To schedule a media appearance, contact: V. Rev. Bratso Krsic, Parish Priest Phone: (619) 276-5827 Mobile: (619) 316-2362 Email: frbratso@sbcglobal.net _________________________________________________________ Tickets & Sponsorships Admission is $5 or Free for children under 12 and active military and first responders. Tickets are available now. Reserve yours here: https://www.zeffy.com/en-US/ticketing/san-diego-serbian-festival--2026 Become a Sponsor and support the Church. Your donations fund our parish outreach and can be made here: https://www.zeffy.com/en-US/donation-form/2026-your-sponsorship-our-tradition-san-diego-serbian-festival _________________________________________________________ Event Details at a Glance Location: St. George Serbian Orthodox Church, 3025 Denver St., San Diego, CA 92117 Date: Saturday, October 10, 2026 Time: 12 PM - 11 PM Admission: $5 | Free for kids under 12, active military & first responders Bonus: Free homemade Vanilice (Serbian vanilla cookie) from 12-4 PM—limited availability, early arrival recommended _________________________________________________________ With over half a century of history, the San Diego Serbian Festival is not only a staple in the Southern California event calendar—it’s a warm invitation to eat, dance, celebrate, and connect. Festival Website: SDSerbianFestival.com Church Website: StGeorgeInSD.org Instagram: StGeorgeSerbSD Facebook: StGeorgeSD If you have any questions, contact: V. Rev. Bratso Krsic, Parish Priest Mobile: (619) 316-2362 Email: frbratso@sbcglobal.net
  • Arts District Liberty Station and The FRONT Arte Cultura are thrilled to present: "Material is Process" - an art exhibition featuring works by Audrey Gingras and Ana Saad, two Emerging Artists in Residence at Arts District Liberty Station. In this exhibition, Audrey and Ana will share some of the creations they made during their 6-month residency, exploring different materials and ideas. Through touch, memory, transition, and play come to life. This exhibition sees studio practice not as a direct path to a finished object, but as a physical, improvisational space where materials, bodies, accidents, and memories intertwine. Join us for the opening reception of "Material is Process" and enjoy light refreshments and a live DJ! Friday, August 21, 2026 4 p.m. - 6 p.m. Gallery 201 2820 Roosevelt Rd 2nd Floor San Diego, CA 92106 The exhibition is curated by Francisco Eme, the 2026 David G. Fleet Curator-in-Residence. ----- Arts District Liberty Station y The FRONT Arte Cultura se complacen en presentar: Material is Process (El material es proceso), una exposición de arte que presenta obras de Audrey Gingras y Ana Saad, dos Artistas Emergentes en Residencia en Arts District Liberty Station. En esta exposición, Audrey y Ana compartirán algunas de las creaciones realizadas durante su residencia de seis meses, explorando diversos materiales e ideas. A través del tacto, la memoria, la transición y el juego, las obras cobran vida. Esta exposición concibe la práctica en el estudio no como un camino directo hacia un objeto terminado, sino como un espacio físico e improvisado donde se entrelazan materiales, cuerpos, accidentes y recuerdos. ¡Acompáñanos en la recepción de inauguración de "Material is Process" y disfruta de bebidas ligeras y música de DJ en vivo! Viernes, 21 de agosto de 2026 4 p.m. - 6 p.m. Gallery 201 2820 Roosevelt Rd 2do piso San Diego, CA 92106 La exposición está curada por Francisco Eme, curador residente David G. Fleet de 2026. Visit: https://libertystation.com/do/material-is-process-opening-reception
  • Saturday, November 7, from 2-5 p.m. Beginners welcome! Discover the art of hand knotting with silk thread and baroque freshwater pearls. In this 3-hour workshop, you will learn how to thread and knot pearls using a single hand knot technique. Make a classic 16”- 18” baroque freshwater pearl necklace with knots in between and a gold color Tibetan clasp. Finish off your necklace with French wire for a professional fine jewelry store look. Ages 16+ years. All materials included. • Military, first responders and sibling discounts: Email us for more information. • Scholarships available: Click here for an application. • If this class is full or you would like to be notified of future offerings, join the Interest List. San Diego Craft Collective on Facebook / Instagram
  • In the exhibition "A-dress: Power and Belief," artist Irma Sofia Poeter considers the dress as a sculptural language, a second skin where personal and collective narratives meet. Repurposing industrial textiles, recycled, and artisanal fabrics, Poeter creates dresses, capes and soft sculptures that trace how meaning is stitched into what we wear, and how the act of wearing becomes a form of expression. Here, the dress operates as both object and argument. It asks how identity is armored or softened, how beliefs are worn and sometimes unraveled. This creative approach to the garment reflects several decades of exploration by Poeter. We invite you to join us for the reception on Wednesday, October 7, 4 - 7 p.m. Meet the artist and enjoy refreshments. There will also be a conversation with the artist on Wednesday, October 21 at 6 p.m. October 7 also marks the premiere of "Insights into Art with Alessandra Moctezuma," a KPBS Explore digital arts series produced by San Diego Mesa College’s gallery director. Poeter is featured in the first episode, available on KPBS+ and the KPBS Explore YouTube page. Exhibit on view October 5 - 29, 2026. San Diego Mesa College Art Gallery on Facebook / Instagram
  • Led by faculty from UC Irvine and UC San Diego, Cauces Sónicos explores collaborative artmaking and education across the U.S.–México border. Funded with a Latino Studies Research Project award from the University of California Alianza MX initiative, Cauces Sónicos: Creative Music Making Across the Borderlands is a two-year project co-directed by UC San Diego Professor Wilfrido Terrazas and UC Irvine Department of Music Chair Michael Dessen of the Claire Trevor School of the Arts. The project will leverage collaborative musical experimentation to explore a kaleidoscopic, expansive notion of the US-México borderlands, engaging communities and deepening institutional partnerships both directly on the border and as far south and north as Ensenada, Baja California and Orange County. Learn more about the project at music.ucsd.edu/news.
  • This week, The Sols ride the wave into the basement, bringing their signature chicano rock sound.
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