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Join us at the annual University Heights Fall Festival in San Diego! This free event is open to the public and features live music, food trucks, craft beer, a pumpkin patch to purchase your perfect carving pumpkin, and tons of fun activities for adults and children like face painting, lawn games, and hayrides. View schedule of live performances Explore festival activities 100% of Fall Festival proceeds help San Diego kids All proceeds from University Heights Fall Festival help make it possible for the 530+ students at Alice Birney Elementary to experience classes in garden, dance, language and a full art, theatre, and music program, and more. University Heights Fall Festival on Instagram

NPR's Ayesha Rascoe plays the puzzle with WPLN listener Nancy Bieschke and Weekend Edition Puzzlemaster Will Shortz.

This history play chronicles the political turmoil in England, focusing on the power struggles among nobles, the rise of the Duke of York, and the rebellion led by Jack Cade, all while King Henry VI remains weak and ineffective. Bill Glaser is our director. San Diego Shakespeare Society on Facebook / Instagram

This history play chronicles the political turmoil in England, focusing on the power struggles among nobles, the rise of the Duke of York, and the rebellion led by Jack Cade, all while King Henry VI remains weak and ineffective. Bill Glaser is our director. San Diego Shakespeare Society on Facebook / Instagram

Crews have been taking apart the San Onofre Nuclear Generating Station piece by piece since 2020. The iconic twin domes will soon be demolished.

Start your new year on the right foot (or paw) by registering for the most exciting and impactful walk you’ll take in 2026! Join us for the Walk for Animals at Liberty Station on May 2. Every dollar raised helps us create a more humane San Diego for pets, wildlife and the people who love them. Take advantage of early bird registration for both walks now and make a lifesaving difference for animals in need! Online event registration closes at 5 p.m. on Friday, May 1. Onsite event registration begins at 7 a.m. on Saturday, May 2, at NTC Park in Liberty Station. Virtual Walk Participants (Participants who are not attending the Walk in person but are fundraising and walking their own way): $20 All registered participants will receive a Walk for Animals T-shirt at the event! Our virtual walkers will be mailed a T-shirt after the event. Map, Directions & Parking San Diego Humane Society on Facebook / Instagram / TikTok

Stream now with KPBS+ / Watch Tuesday, April 7, 2026 at 11 p.m. on KPBS TV. Chris and William have spent their lives exploring the lakes and shores of Northern Michigan. As tensions build surrounding a particularly threatening oil pipeline, the two friends are determined to take action. They embark on an epic standup paddle journey through the Great Lakes and join a fight to shut down the most threatening oil pipeline in the country.

We need your help to restore precious habitats within the San Elijo Lagoon Ecological Reserve and the surrounding areas. By removing invasive plants and helping grow native plants indigenous to the area, you will support a more balanced ecosystem. Meet-up location shared before the event. Registration required at https://volunteer-restoration-events-2026.raiselysite.com/ Ages 6+ (minors with guardians) Nature Collective on Facebook / Instagram

"Adjunct" has its theatrical debut Thursday night at Digital Gym Cinema, with writer-director Ron Najor in person.

First, a new state law is looking to shift the focus over to the demand side of sex trafficking. Then, SDSU is building a new lab that aims to be an ideal place to study water issues. Also, another round of King Tides are anticipated on Friday and Saturday. Plus, you can test yourself and take a News Quiz on kpbs.org! Then, another review and recommendation from our resident Cinema Junkie! Last but not least, some weekend event ideas that are happening across the county.