Events in Encinitas, CA

Allied Gardens community members experiencing food insecurity can receive food assistance through a drive-thru pantry at Ascension Lutheran Church. This recurring distribution takes place every Tuesday and Saturday, offering a quick, stay-in-your-car pickup for individuals and families who need support.

A low-cost walk-in vet clinic at Kahoots Poway offers care for dogs and cats. Services include vaccines, flea and tick treatments, nail trims, microchipping and more. Anesthesia-free teeth cleaning is available with a pre-paid appointment. For details or pricing, call (858) 679-1900.

At Fox Point Farms in Encinitas, Farming Tuesday offers a hands-on morning in the garden with guidance from herbalists, focusing on practical skills and connections to medicinal plants. Activities change each week and may include starting seeds, moving seedlings, weeding, preparing planting areas, harvesting, watering, and mulching, all centered on regenerative approaches. Attendance is limited to 10 participants. Children 8 and older may participate with a parent or guardian. Participants ages 13 to 18 need a parent or guardian to sign a liability waiver at drop-off. Closed-toed shoes are required. Comfortable clothing with sun protection is recommended, along with water, sunscreen, a hat, and an optional snack. For safety and logistical reasons, late arrivals cannot be accommodated. The meeting point is the radial herb garden picnic table area.

Enjoy a complimentary Zumba fitness class in Santa Ana, Orange County, led by instructor Teo Reyes. New participants can take one free class, with space limited and spots filling quickly. The session features lively Latin music and simple, follow-along choreography, and it welcomes every age and fitness level with no prior experience needed. Expect a full-body workout that can burn up to 600 calories, build strength, support cardiovascular health and endurance, ease stress, and boost energy while connecting with a friendly local community. Teo Reyes brings years of experience teaching across Orange County and is recognized for energetic, results-focused classes where everyone feels encouraged and celebrated.

A free community dance party with Kathryn the Grape features interactive, learning-focused music and movement for young children. It takes place at The Shoppes at Carlsbad in Carlsbad, CA and is sponsored by The Shoppes at Carlsbad to promote family friendly entertainment.

Connect with stroke and brain injury survivors, caregivers, and loved ones in a supportive setting focused on learning and conversation. Explore self care practices, ways to sustain meaning and purpose in everyday life, and approaches to building supportive peer connections. This group creates space to share experiences and learn together.

Explore Tai Chi Moving for Better Balance, also known as Tai Ji Quan, in a welcoming class designed for all ability levels. Movements can be practiced seated or standing, making it accessible whether you prefer a chair or to be on your feet. The focus is on improving balance and mobility while helping to lower the risk of falls. Participation is free, open to everyone, and no advance registration is required.

Savor a curated tasting journey in Carlsbad, featuring beloved classics like al pastor and carnitas alongside inventive specialty tacos. Each stop is carefully chosen for standout flavor, consistent quality, and a meaningful place in the local food scene, offering a delicious overview of the area’s taco culture.

Crafts for Kids with Mr. Luan welcomes children ages 4 to 11 to spark their creativity and bring out the artist inside. Participants will follow clear, step by step guidance to complete a fun craft they can take home. All materials are included, so kids only need to arrive ready to create.

Learn to design a personal meditation station or altar in a hands-on clay handbuilding workshop. Participants ages 15 and up explore foundational techniques with mid-fire clay, shaping forms and applying decorative details to create a functional, one-of-a-kind piece. Instruction begins with building your project across the class sessions, then moves into a final segment devoted to glazing. The glazing portion introduces multiple surface approaches and provides access to a wide range of colors. All essential materials are included, and optional add-ons may be purchased from the instructor. Please bring an apron and an older towel or cloth rag. Photo props such as tarot cards, crystals, and candles are not included. No prior experience is required. Discounts are available for military, first responders, and siblings. Scholarships are offered, and an interest list is available if the class is full or for notice of future offerings.

A friendly group trail run follows an easy loop on favorite trails. Beginners receive helpful tips and encouragement, and the pace is kept so the whole group stays together. Experienced runners can log miles while meeting new people and possibly picking up a few pointers. Led by women and open to everyone, the focus is community, learning, and enjoying the trails.

At Tio Leo's Lounge, Soul Persuaders deliver a horn-forward mix of funk, rock, Motown, and soul. This 10-piece group features vocalist Phil Lenud, backed by a tight rhythm section and five horns. Enjoy the show with food and drinks. Cover is $12.

Experience a new twist on trivia in San Diego with Music Game Night, where a round of Music Bingo leads into Music Trivia. A new theme is introduced each week, and a same-day hint is shared on Instagram. If you want a preview of how it works, a short demo is available on the website.

A gentle, prenatal-centered yoga class that supports pregnancy through mindful movement, intentional breathing, and deep body awareness. Suitable for expectant parents at any stage, it also welcomes those new to yoga, individuals recovering from injury, or anyone looking for a slower, more nurturing pace. In a calm and caring setting, you will move in ways that help you connect with your changing body and your baby. The practice features soft stretching, restful poses, subtle core and pelvic floor work, and unhurried transitions that encourage comfort and steady strength. Sessions blend Hatha, an easygoing flow, and Yin-inspired shapes, with options and modifications offered so you can honor how you feel each day. It supports prenatal well-being and nervous system balance while helping prepare both body and mind for birth. It can also serve as a thoughtful reset for cross-training, recovery, or a careful return to movement. Expect to leave feeling grounded, supported, and confident, with benefits that reach the physical, mental, and energetic levels.

A beginning hip hop choreography class led by Michael that focuses on rhythm and freestyle, with an emphasis on having fun. Michael began performing at age seven in Chicago and later earned a history degree from the University of Wisconsin Madison, where he also trained in ballet, ballroom, and traditional African dance and toured with the Wisconsin Singers. After moving to San Diego in 2014, he danced with Culture Shock San Diego from 2015 to 2018 and again from 2023 to 2024, and has performed with the DREAMers Project, ThaMost Dance Crew, NuEra Dance Crew, and Thae. His teaching experience includes The Facility, the DanceHouse, and private lessons. He has collaborated with artists across San Diego, appearing at events like San Diego Pride Festival, the San Diego County Fair, ArtWalk, The Dancehouse, and San Diego Ballet. His goal as an instructor is for everyone to enjoy themselves and share in the meaning dance brings.

Gary Clark Jr. performs with special guests Xavier Lynn at Humphreys Concerts by the bay in San Diego. Security will screen attendees with metal detectors at entry, and all bags will be searched. Bags larger than 12 x 12 x 6 and all backpacks are not allowed. Outside food or beverages are prohibited. Umbrellas, cameras, and recording devices are not permitted. A ticket is required for guests of all ages. There is no exit and re-entry after admission. Smoking, including e-cigarettes, is not allowed. Details may change without notice. An artist presale and a public onsale are available.

Tom Jones brings the Come Gather Round Tour to The Rady Shell at Jacobs Park in San Diego. All ages are welcome. ADA reservations can be purchased, subject to capacity. Doors will open prior to the performance and event times are subject to change. Tickets will be available to the public, with additional access through Live Nation and venue presales.

John Scofield appears at Belly Up in Solana Beach for an evening of shape-shifting jazz powered by his singular guitar voice, agile improvisation, and rhythmic drive. The performance flows among jazz, blues, funk, and fusion, pairing detailed musicianship with spontaneous spark. Expect soaring solos, head-nodding grooves, polished arrangements, and close-knit interaction among the band as each piece takes on its own character. Listeners who enjoy cutting-edge instrumental music and longtime jazz devotees alike will find plenty to explore. Discount codes are available: use TAKE5 for 5% off purchases of $199 or more, or TAKE10 for 10% off $349 or more.

Gentle, non-anesthetic dental cleanings for dogs and cats aim to freshen breath and remove buildup, typically finished in under an hour. A veterinary screening or exam is required. This is a one-day offering with limited appointment availability, so check the Get Tickets section for details.

Whether you are approaching 65 or already enrolled, this free Medicare 101 session is designed to make your choices clear before you make important healthcare decisions. Presented by Alma Lafarga, founder of EGV Insurance Agency, the program explains how Original Medicare Parts A and B work, compares Medicare Advantage and Medicare Supplement options, outlines prescription drug coverage under Part D, and reviews key enrollment periods and deadlines. It also highlights common enrollment mistakes to avoid and offers practical tips for selecting coverage that fits your health needs and budget. The presentation is strictly educational and delivered in a relaxed, no-pressure setting, with time afterward for general Medicare questions. Food and beverages will be available for purchase from Rubio’s Coastal Grill during the event, including options such as tacos, burritos, salads, wraps, and combo meals. Alma Lafarga has spent more than a decade helping Medicare beneficiaries understand their health insurance options. After guiding her own family through Medicare, she founded EGV Insurance Agency to provide personalized education and trusted guidance, with the goal of empowering individuals to make confident, informed decisions. For more information, contact Alma Lafarga at (619) 721-9109 or almalafarga@gmail.com.

Every Wednesday, a small self-serve farm stand welcomes visitors with local goods and an easygoing feel. Browse fresh eggs, sourdough and Japanese milk bread, plus handmade soaps, crafts and other seasonal finds. A curated selection of its coffee and tea brand is offered at a special stand-only discount. If you discover a favorite, you can place an online order afterward for convenient home delivery.

Kathryn the Grape leads an upbeat dance experience at North County Mall in Escondido, CA designed for young children. This complimentary community event blends participatory songs with simple movement activities that encourage little ones to be active while they learn. Presented with support from Mershops North County, it celebrates family-friendly entertainment.

Settle into a welcoming chair-based yoga session that blends gentle seated movements with simple standing poses. The focus is on accessible exercise that can help you burn calories, ease stress, build stamina, strengthen your core, and leave you feeling better overall. The program takes place before the library opens, so please come to the main entrance and staff will let you in. Regular library services are unavailable until the building opens. This program is supported by the Friends of the La Mesa Library.

At Jimmy's of Santee, the Wink2Link Business Networking Luncheon brings together women who want to grow through intentional, relationship-first connections. This exclusive category chapter in Santee helps participants build stronger referral partnerships, raise visibility, and expand their businesses. The program includes meaningful conversation and practical tips, opportunities to meet local women in business, vendor tables featuring member companies, and ample chances to exchange referrals and collaborate. It is geared toward women entrepreneurs, business owners, professionals, coaches, and consultants seeking meaningful relationships across the San Diego area. The cost is $35, and lunch is included.

Wellness Wednesday at the Community Health and Wellness Center focuses on caring for both body and mind with no-cost screenings for blood sugar, blood pressure, and BMI, followed by a health workshop. Participants receive a printed summary of their results. Screenings are conducted by the CSUSM Nursing program or Fallbrook Family Health Center. Walk-ins are welcome, and registration is preferred. The Cultivate Health workshop and other wellness resources are available, with sessions offered in English and Spanish to support preventive health as part of a regular routine.

Kevork N. Abazajian, Professor of Physics and Astronomy, presents an exploration of the visible cosmos and the hidden components that dominate it. Light from a trillion galaxies has traveled for over thirteen billion years to reach our instruments, yet the observable part accounts for only about five percent of everything that exists. Drawing on a UC Irvine tradition that began with Fred Reines and his Nobel Prize winning detection of the once undetectable neutrino, the talk traces that legacy to today. It covers ongoing searches for dark matter with X-ray observatories and the James Webb Space Telescope, why two precise measurements of the universe’s expansion rate do not agree, and how modern cosmology can determine the mass of ghostly neutrinos. It also considers the most challenging open problems and the Irvine theorists striving to solve them.

Jamesan Zane and Empowerlogic Studio host a monthly open mic at Knowlwood in Irvine, inviting performers of all genres to share their talents in a welcoming setting. The series takes place on the fourth Wednesday of each month. A microphone, PA, grand piano and percussion are available, and participants are encouraged to bring their own instruments to plug in. Signups are offered on site. The venue serves food along with beer and wine, plus shakes and billiards. All ages are welcome and there is no cover.

This weekly stand-up showcase at The Collective features a rotating lineup of comics, with new performers highlighted at each edition. There is no cover charge, making it an easy way to catch fresh comedy on a regular basis.

Build your skills at the wheel in a five week evening course led by ceramicist and marine biologist Fran De Castro. Step by step instruction covers centering, pinching, pulling, and shaping clay into functional forms, with demonstrations of different pottery shapes so participants can choose what to make, including cups, bowls, vessels, and plates. The first week introduces the studio and core concepts such as the purpose of a damp box, stages of clay like leather hard, bone dry, and bisque, the types and structure of clay, how wheels operate, wedging, centering, and pulling walls, along with the helpful habit of not becoming too attached to early pieces. The second week refreshes ergonomics for centering and pulling walls and adds an introduction to trimming. The third week deepens trimming skills, brings in trimming on chucks and handle pulling, and highlights the four S’s of ceramics, which are score, slip, stick, and smooth. The fourth week focuses on glazing basics and community kiln etiquette. The final week continues glazing with wax resist techniques, explores differences among glazes, and practices glaze layering. Finished work will be ready for pickup about three to four weeks after the last session. Beginners are welcome and the course is open to ages 13 and up. It is recommended to bring an apron and an older towel or cloth rag. Discounts are available for military members, first responders, and siblings, and scholarships are offered. An interest list is available if the class is full or for notice of future offerings.

Enjoy a paint night at Brigantine Seafood Restaurants in San Diego that blends time at the canvas with food and wine. Jody Esquer leads the workshop with a theme of Some Like It Hot, created to complement the Marilyn Monroe exhibit at the Hotel Del. The session takes place on the patio.

Celebrate Halloween with a lively Salsa and Bachata dance party at New Village Arts in Carlsbad. Everyone is welcome, and you do not need a partner. Learn Salsa and Bachata, then enjoy social dancing. The cover is $13. Tickets are available online through the ticket tab or at the New Village Arts Box Office.

At Welk Resort Theatre, The Long Run presents an unplugged tribute to the Eagles in an intimate concert setting. Since 2000, the group has risen to the forefront of North American tribute acts. AXS TV featured the band on The World’s Greatest Tribute Bands, broadcasting a 90 minute performance to millions on five continents and later inviting them back for two encore appearances after record-breaking ratings. Their travels span the United States as well as Canada, Asia, Mexico, Bermuda, Norway, the Philippines, Sri Lanka, Singapore, Malaysia, and Australia. Every show blends rich harmonies and precise playing that capture the spirit of the original recordings while still feeling alive on stage. With only a few of these special acoustic shows each year, this performance offers a close-up rock experience packed with favorite Eagles classics.

This gentle prenatal yoga session offers mindful movement, breath work, and deeper body awareness to support pregnancy. Open to expectant parents at any stage, it also welcomes beginners, people healing from injury, and anyone seeking a slower, more nurturing pace. In a quiet, welcoming setting, movements encourage connection with a changing body and a growing baby. The practice features light stretching, restful poses, subtle core and pelvic floor engagement, and unhurried transitions that emphasize comfort, strength, and ease. The sequence blends Hatha, soft flow, and Yin-inspired postures, with options and modifications to meet needs from day to day. This class supports prenatal care, soothes the nervous system, and helps prepare both body and mind for birth. It can also serve as a gentle reset for cross-trainers, those recovering, or anyone returning to movement with care. Participants can expect to leave feeling steady, supported, and empowered, with physical, mental, and energetic benefits from an unrushed, pregnancy-centered practice.

A festive trunk or treat and car show sets up at North Lake 5 Grass with room for up to 80 cars, trucks, and motorcycles. Vehicles will hand out candy to trick-or-treaters, so participants are encouraged to bring candy, decorations, and plenty of Halloween spirit. Entry is $20 per vehicle, or $25 for day-of signup, and checks are accepted. Entertainment features a performance by Thriller SD along with a DJ. Awards will be presented, with categories to be announced, and food details are coming soon. Space is limited to 80 vehicles.

Sunset Sessions brings a weekly golden hour music series to Fox Point Farms, set on the Lawn as the sun sets behind the farm. Expect live performances, an easygoing vibe, and space to unwind and connect, whether attending solo, with friends, or with family. Guests can relax on the grass and may bring their own chairs and blankets to get comfortable, while a rotating mix of local musicians sets the soundtrack. Food and drink specials are available from on-site spots including Huerta Taco Stand, Fox Point Pizza, Harvest Market Café bites, and Haven Farm + Table. Outside food or beverages are not permitted. Tractor-train tours offer a playful ride around the farm with stops to meet and feed some of the animals. Fun for all ages includes giant Jenga and cornhole, with plenty of room to roam. Dogs are welcome on the Lawn only and must remain nearby on a leash. All ages are welcome.

Blitzen’s gets a spooky twist as a favorite holiday pop-up transforms for nine nights with a Halloween takeover featuring playful frights and festive drinks. It blends holiday cheer with a dash of mischief for a limited run. Entry is first come, first served, and reservations are not accepted.

Refresh, restore, and reuse in a relaxed open studio focused on mending and creative upcycling. Each month, participants bring a garment or household textile in need of repair, embellishment, or a makeover, then work at their own pace with guidance from experienced sewists and menders. On arrival, sign in, and instructor help is offered in the order people arrive. The studio remains open throughout the session, so there is time to stitch independently, trade ideas with others, and receive support when it is your turn. Instructors offer advice and direction rather than completing repairs for attendees. To come prepared, bring the item you plan to work on and any project specific materials that might be required, for example a particular thread color, elastic, a zipper, or embroidery floss, since exact supplies may not be available. Participants ages 12 and older may attend on their own, while ages 6 to 11 attend with an assisting adult. If an adult and child will each work on separate projects, two spaces are needed. If the adult is only assisting, one space is sufficient.

Karaoke Thursdays at Lane Avenue offer an all-ages setting with food trucks on site and a variety of beverages to ease stage nerves. The night takes place at Novo Lane, where attendees can pick favorite songs and sing. Spots can be reserved in advance.

Violet Grohl takes the stage at The Observatory Orange County for an all-ages concert. Entry is general admission with standing room only. Supporting acts are subject to change. Ticket access includes an artist presale, a Live Nation presale, and Citi cardmember options, along with a public onsale.

This energizing Zumba workout is led by instructor Teo Reyes in Santa Ana, Orange County, California. The single session is ideal for newcomers and welcoming to returning students, offering a supportive environment for all. First time participants can attend for free. No dance experience is required, and all ages and fitness levels are welcome. Space is limited.

EPIK HIGH brings its 3.0 North American Tour to The Observatory North Park. The venue is connected to West Coast Tavern, where food and drinks are available. A parking structure sits across the street, and tickets include validation that can be redeemed at the venue.

Experience a Día de Muertos concert at Balboa Theatre in San Diego featuring Lila Downs, the internationally acclaimed Mexican American vocalist and GRAMMY and Latin GRAMMY winner. Backed by her band, she presents a dynamic mix of original songs and beloved traditions, singing in Spanish, English, and the Indigenous languages of her Oaxacan heritage. The program honors Mexico’s culture with authenticity and emotional resonance, bringing memory and community to the forefront. The result is a performance that is both respectful and electric, blending reflection and celebration through music.

Lizzy & the Triggermen bring their high-energy swing to Belly Up for the first time, with an opening set from multi-Grammy winner Grey Delisle and the Blue Ribbon Boys. A large, designated dance floor will be available for anyone ready to move. The acclaimed 10-piece jazz outfit from Los Angeles leads a fresh wave of swing by blending classic big band sounds with a punk-flavored edge they call Resistance Swing. This year their videos have amassed more than 21 million views across social platforms. Their repertoire turns modern frustrations into jubilant, horn-driven songs, touching on themes like gaslighting, tech titans, AI overload, and even a multi-movement rhapsody about Lizzy’s online shopping habit, favoring original material over standards like In the Mood. NPR has compared their style to a blend of Eartha Kitt, Ella Fitzgerald, and Amy Winehouse. The group features top-tier players, with arrangements by Dan Barrett, known for his lead trombone work with Benny Goodman, and original songwriting by Lizzy Shaps, whose sharp wit earned two Emmy nominations along with projects at HBO and Legendary with Ben Stiller. They have topped iTunes Jazz charts in multiple countries, including the United States and Australia, and have headlined major venues nationwide. Their viral cover of Irving Berlin’s 1941 song When That Man Is Dead and Gone, written about Hitler, was widely shared, including on Paul Krugman’s Substack.

Experience The Rising Skyline Tour at Music Box with a standing room only setup. A delivery delay applies to this show, and tickets will arrive in your inbox in advance of the performance. General admission is $35 for advance standing and the same price day of, with tickets also available at the box office, and online purchases include convenience service charges. A Magnified VIP Package, available online for $235, includes early entry to watch soundcheck, time with the band, a professional photo and signing, a laminate and lanyard, an exclusive lapel pin, an exclusive Location Lost tote bag, and 10% off merchandise with first access. Table reservations are available. Street and paid lot parking are offered. All ticket sales are final, and schedules and supporting acts may change.

Kitty Sugaring marks its move to a new Downtown Escondido location with a grand opening celebration. Highlights include complimentary gifts and giveaways, drawings for beauty treatments, champagne, food and other surprises. First-time clients can take advantage of a 30 percent discount. Specialties include organic sugaring, Brazilian sugaring, facials and skin care, and the celebration is open to all.

Farming Fridays at Fox Point Farms in Encinitas offers a welcoming, hands-on workshop centered on basic regenerative farming. Activities change each week and may include seeding, transplanting, weeding, prepping planting beds, harvesting, watering, and caring for the farm animals. When available, there may be tastings of freshly picked vegetables. Children under 13 must stay with a parent or guardian. Participants ages 13 to 18 need a parent or guardian to sign a liability waiver at drop-off. Closed-toe shoes are required. Comfortable clothing that can get dirty and good sun protection are recommended. Please bring water, sunscreen, a hat, and an optional snack. Plan to arrive a bit early and meet under the sign marked THE FARM, just north of the brewery. Save your spot in advance.

Enjoy a Halloween concert filled with spooky favorites as the Concert Choir, String Orchestra, Wind Symphony, and the Symphony Orchestra, an award-winning ensemble, perform classic pieces that capture the spirit of the season. The performance takes place at Mission Bay High School in San Diego. Admission is free.

This free event features festive games and activities along with plenty of candy. Candy donations are welcome and may be dropped off at all sites.

Huntington Learning Center is hosting a Halloween celebration featuring costumes, candy, and festive fun. Guests can stop by to show a spooky or creative costume and receive a special Halloween treat.

A free community trunk or treat celebration welcomes everyone, with no membership required. Families can look forward to a festive evening featuring games and a costume contest. Pizza, snacks, and drinks will be available for purchase. Participants also have the option to decorate a trunk and pass out treats.

San Diego artist John Patrick performs on the last Friday of each month, mixing Motown, classic rock, pop, and a hint of country. His warm, soulful delivery encourages sing-alongs and gets the room moving.

Pour House Oceanside sets the scene for a relaxed hangout with a happy hour, space to dance, and pool tables for casual games. There is food from the kitchen, a full selection at the bar, and bartenders providing upbeat service.

After more than a year away from North County, OCEANS returns to CoLab Public House with a special acoustic show. Clay Colton opens with a solo set, then joins for the group's first unplugged-style performance. Admission is free, and beer, wine, and burgers are available.

This Parent's Night Out welcomes kids ages 5 and up for Halloween-themed games and treat decorating, with pizza dinner included. It is open to the public and non-BGC members. The price is $40 per child and $30 for each additional sibling.

This event centers on Shadowverse Evolve. The entry fee is $6.

Enjoy karaoke at VFW Post 1512 Encanto in Lemon Grove, with food and drinks available. Everyone is welcome.

Experience The Black Angels on the Passover 2026 Tour at The Observatory Orange County. All ages are welcome. Details such as the schedule and any supporting acts may change. Ticket access includes early purchase windows through the artist, Bandsintown, Spotify, and Live Nation, plus presale and preferred options for Citi cardmembers, followed by a general public sale.

The B-52s and Devo bring the Cosmic De-Evolution Tour to North Island Credit Union Amphitheatre. The concert will go on rain or shine. All tickets include general parking in the unpaved lots, and optional upgrades are available for premier parking in paved areas closer to the entrance. Ticket options include an artist presale, a North Island Credit Union presale, Citi cardmember presale and preferred tickets, a Live Nation presale, and Devo VIP package presale and onsale, along with a public onsale.

Endless Summer, a Donna Summer tribute, brings a high energy disco celebration to The Bornemann Theatre in San Marcos. Plans are underway to make this Halloween themed night extra special, with talk of a best disco costume contest. The announcement encourages fabulous, glittery, disco inspired Halloween looks and promises glamour, music, and plenty of disco energy when the group takes the stage. Further details and ticket information will be shared soon.

Presented by IUCC and hosted by Cucu Chanel with her Drag Queen Divas, this Halloween-themed bingo party blends lively games with dynamic drag performances and festive fun. Costumes are encouraged, and a cash prize will go to the best one. The $30 entry fee includes both the bingo games and the drag show. Bingo markers, along with food and drinks, will be available for purchase. Participants must be 18 or older to play. Capacity is limited.

The Tower Bar hosts a stop on Castle’s U.S. tour, delivering a full-throttle mix of heavy, doom, melodic, and black metal in San Diego. Castle headlines, Nebula Drag provides support, and Heathen God opens the show. Tickets are $15 in advance and $20 at the door.

A force in hip hop, Denzel Curry brings a high-voltage concert to San Diego Petco Park in San Diego. With precise, cutting lyrics, a versatile flow, and a sound that crosses genres, he performs with an intensity that lights up the crowd. Rap fans can look forward to a live experience packed with impactful moments and energy from start to finish.

Recovery Dharma offers a peer facilitated, non theistic path to healing from addiction grounded in Buddhist principles. This in person only gathering is held upstairs in the main meditation hall at Dharma Bum Temple. It provides a welcoming, supportive space for anyone seeking recovery support, those curious about meditation or Buddhism, and people looking for community. The program honors Buddhist roots in India and their growth across South, East, Southeast, and Central Asia. This meeting is not recorded.

Knocked Loose brings its Kentucky hardcore intensity to Gallagher Square at Petco Park in San Diego alongside Denzel Curry as part of a heavy tour. The performance centers on punishing riffs, frenzied vocals, and surging crowd energy, with unfiltered aggression and hard-hitting breakdowns throughout. Notable tracks include "Counting Worms", "Mistakes Like Fractures", and "Suffocate", and the band is recognized for a relentless live presence.

A long-running stand-up showcase at Quantum Brewing brings together a range of voices from local talent to visiting comics in a lively brewery setting. The evening features a block of featured performers followed by a comedy open mic. It is donation based, pay what you want, with a suggested contribution of $10, and proceeds help cover advertising and production expenses to keep the show going strong. With more than three years under its belt, it highlights a broad mix of styles and personalities. Those interested in trying stand-up can sign up for the open mic. For questions, contact Aaron Trahan at 760-851-9677.

Stephen King’s Misery comes to the stage in a gripping adaptation by William Goldman. After a winter car accident, bestselling romance author Paul Sheldon awakens in the isolated home of Annie Wilkes, a nurse who adores his work. What begins as care turns into captivity as Annie’s behavior grows increasingly volatile and Paul, injured and alone, must outwit his keeper to survive. The claustrophobic setting heightens the tension, building to a nerve-racking finale. Directed by Jennifer Peters and produced by Becky Cisneros, the cast features Teri Brown, John Carroll, and Tom DeLorenzo. General admission is $36.50, with $34.50 pricing for students, seniors, and military, and group rates are available. The production contains adult situations and strong language and is recommended for audiences ages 13 and up. Presented by special arrangement with Dramatists Play Service, Inc.

Humphreys Backstage Live hosts a Halloween party with Fleetwood MAX. Celebrate the spooky season at this themed night.

Scaryaoke kicks off a two part Halloween celebration centered on spooky karaoke. Costumes are strongly encouraged for both events. The announcement hints that the space has been transformed, perhaps into a sinister carnival, with the final look kept under wraps. The festivities continue with Harry's Helloween as the companion event in this back to back weekend.

Caifanes performs at Cal Coast Credit Union Open Air Theatre in San Diego. Tickets are offered through a presale with Live Nation and a public onsale.

Tales From the Freakonomicon is a Halloween sketch comedy revue from Dad Skeleton, packing a one hour mix of chills and laughs. The run wraps up at Finest City Improv. The troupe, created by Paige Chadwick and Jacob Rozansky, was named one of San Diego Fringe Festival’s Top 15 Shows to See 2024 and selected as Vanguard Culture's Fringe Top Pick 2026, with official selections at Dallas Sketch Fest 2026, Portland Sketchfest 2026, and Denver Sketchfest 2026. Onstage are Paige Chadwick and Jacob Rozansky, with performances by Gina Barba, Seun Van Der Westhuzien, and Dale Hopkins, and new material written by Paige Chadwick, Jacob Rozansky, Vincent Rendon, and Andrew Kleinschmidt.

New anglers and anyone wanting a refresher can learn how to catch fish at Santee Lakes in a ranger-led class. Meet outside the General Store with a rod, a fishing permit, and bait, with permits and bait available inside the store. The class is open to participants over age 5, and children under 8 must be accompanied by an adult. Capacity is limited to 10 people per session.

Celebrate fall with a Halloween themed weekend at the faire, featuring candy collecting for children, lively entertainment, plenty of food, and shopping to explore. Chef Cee will be serving limited time seasonal bites with a playful spooky twist.

Set within Fox Point Farms, these guided tractor train tours share what is growing and the regenerative approaches used to cultivate it. A farm ambassador leads the experience, offering insights into how food comes to life. Guests meet the farm animals and help feed them with overripe vegetables, a simple way to cut down on food waste. The tour also introduces the farm’s connected micro-economy, spanning growing, brewing, coffee roasting and making, cooking and baking, herbalism, and live music and community events. Tickets are available to purchase on site, with no advance booking needed.

Dharma Bum Garden Club offers a mindful way to connect with community while caring for the grounds at Dharma Bum Temple in San Diego. Participants take part in light, hands-on tasks such as weeding, watering, raking, sweeping, and tending the shared space. The atmosphere is relaxed and welcoming for all levels, whether you have gardening experience or are just beginning. It is an opportunity to practice presence through simple outdoor work while supporting the temple environment. After the gardening session, there is an optional Intro to Buddhism and Meditation for those who wish to continue with quiet practice and shared reflection.

This in-person meeting takes place at Balboa Park, Casa Del Prado Room 104. The discussion topic will be announced.

A heartfelt Día de Muertos celebration honoring loved ones and the traditions of this vibrant holiday. The event includes a prayer and remembrance service with an ofrenda, Aztec dancer performances, baile folklorico, and live mariachi music. Attendees can explore vendor booths for unique merchandise and distinctive keepsakes while enjoying a festive atmosphere. No RSVP is needed.

Designed for children ages 4 to 6, these preschool storytimes are lively, movement-filled, and lighthearted. Stories are brought to life through performance rather than simple reading, with the added fun of songs and simple fingerplay activities. Each session lasts about 30 to 45 minutes.

A weekly half-price Saturday sale takes place at The Open Book, the bookstore of the Friends of Ramona Library, offering 50 percent off most items. Vintage and classic books, vinyl record albums, gift certificates, and auction items are not included in the discount. The store also shares additional monthly promotions on Facebook, Instagram, and in its monthly newsletter.

Meet adoptable dogs at a friendly adoption event held at Petco. The goal is to connect pets with permanent families and to find foster homes that can help them get adopted. Visitors can stop in to play with the dogs and give them attention. Those who want to help can consider adopting, fostering, or volunteering to support the effort. Friends and family are welcome, and every bit of support helps these dogs move into loving homes.

Design and pour your own candle in a hands-on Candle Bar experience. Walk-ins are welcome, though reservations are recommended.

Park Blvd hosts the third annual Halloween candy crawl with trick-or-treating for children of all ages. Visit participating local businesses on Park Blvd to collect candy and enjoy festive, spooky fun. Costumes from goblins and ghouls to witches and fairies are welcome, and all children must be accompanied by an adult.

This welcoming spiritual faire centers on community and connection. Attendees can explore handcrafted items such as crystals, herbs, candles, jewelry, spell kits, ritual tools, and artwork, alongside a range of spiritually focused sellers and holistic offerings. Insight is available through readings from tarot and other intuitive practitioners, and there are witchy-inspired gifts and distinctive finds throughout. The atmosphere highlights positive energy and shared community. Admission is free and it is family friendly.

Enjoy free swing dancing at the Otay Mesa Nestor Library. A lesson starts things off, followed by DJ music to keep the dancing going.

Enjoy Weiss Schwarz on Saturdays with a $6 entry fee.

Enjoy a family-friendly evening focused on safety, with games, craft activities, food, and more. For more information, contact Lt. Josie at josephine.mosqueda@usw.salvationarmy.org or call (760) 631-8212.

Learn or practice line dancing in a friendly outdoor setting on the concrete stage at the center of the International Cottages at Balboa Park. A portable dance floor is placed over the stage for smoother steps, and during winter the space is illuminated with string lights. Beginners and seasoned dancers are welcome to hit the floor, bring dancing shoes, and enjoy the experience with friends. Admission is free, with donations appreciated. For updates and more information, check social media or sign up for the newsletter to receive details about San Diego Coasters events.

A rhythm and blues cruise along the Mexican Riviera aboard Holland America Line’s Koningsdam travels from San Diego to Cabo San Lucas, Puerto Vallarta, and Mazatlan. The sailing features a lineup of artists performing on board, offering live music throughout the voyage. It pairs performances at sea with port calls across the region.

Dinner and drinks are available at the connected West Coast Tavern, making it easy to pair a meal with the performance. Parking is available at the structure across the street, and ticket purchases include validation that can be redeemed at the venue. The schedule is subject to change. Ticket options include a general public onsale, presales for Citi cardmembers including preferred tickets, an artist presale, a Live Nation presale, and VIP package offerings.

Catch Your Breath brings the Not Broken Enough Tour to The Observatory Orange County for an all ages show. Tickets are available to the public, with additional options through artist, Live Nation, and Citi cardmember presales, along with preferred tickets. The schedule and any supporting acts may change.

Hololive is now hosted at Knowhere with games available. Entry is $6.

A family-friendly, faith-focused alternative to Halloween featuring games, prizes, candy, cars decorated for the occasion, and a walk-through maze with engaging activities. The gathering emphasizes fellowship in a welcoming atmosphere for all ages. Open to everyone and suitable for families and friends seeking a wholesome night together.

Dax brings The Anger Management Tour to House of Blues San Diego. This is an all ages event. Guests under 18 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian, or by a responsible adult 25 years of age or older with written authorization from a parent or guardian. Multiple ticket options are available, including a public onsale, an artist presale, a Live Nation presale, and a VIP package onsale. Door and show schedules, as well as supporting acts, are subject to change.

The Tubs bring a live show to The Observatory Orange County in an all-ages setting. Entry is general admission with standing room only. The schedule and any supporting performers are subject to change. Tickets will be available to the general public, with presale options through Live Nation and for Citi cardmembers, including a preferred ticket offer.

Harry's Sports Bar & Grill hosts a Halloween celebration packed with live music from four punk rock bands. Costumes are strongly encouraged, and the bar will be transformed for the occasion. The party is part of a back to back weekend that also features a Scaryaoke night, bringing extra Halloween spirit to Fallbrook.

UB40 brings a live show to Cal Coast Credit Union Open Air Theatre in San Diego. Tickets include a general sale along with early access options through the artist, Ticketmaster, Spotify, and Live Nation, plus VIP packages. There are also limited-time promotions such as a double-deal offer and a Fourth of July two-pack.

The Celebrities Band brings its tradition of a Halloween bash and costume competition to Poway Irish Pub in Poway, CA. Enjoy live music along with drinks and food, plus a three-category costume contest recognizing best overall, best couple, and sexiest.

The event makes its comeback at The Kraken.

Set out on a monthly social ride that begins and ends at Bird Rock Coffee Roasters in Bressi Ranch. Coffee and your choice of pastry are provided by the club for riders wearing a Swami's kit. The route is new, covering 34 miles with approximately 1,540 feet of elevation gain. Riders gather out front before rolling out, ride two abreast at a conversational pace, and include both new members and long-standing members. For safety, smaller groups will form on the San Luis Rey bike path. Please review the route in advance or load it to your GPS bike computer. There are regroup points along the way, but this is not a no-drop ride.

A short, friendly walk with Team Bubbles at Balboa Park in San Diego supports breast cancer awareness. The morning outing moves at an easy pace through a beautiful setting. Donations are also welcome.

Promoted as the largest women’s skate event, this gathering brings together participants at every level at Encinitas Community Park. With standout riding from international pros alongside local talent, it creates a welcoming, community-driven atmosphere that celebrates inclusion. The emphasis reaches beyond competition, spotlighting connection and momentum across women’s skateboarding.

Experience acoustic swing performed live on a sheltered outdoor patio, paired with tasty biscuits and lively tunes. Admission is free.

Learn tunes at an easy pace in a fun and accessible Irish session. A tune list is available to support your practice and participation. Hosted by Judy Carlstrom. Suggested donation is $5.

Experience Hyperball action with games led by Gus Lackerdas of Ginger Dynamics on fields built from large corrugated tubing. Arrive with a team or be placed into randomly created lineups. Matches run in 7- or 10-player formats, and gameplay follows clear rules: mechanical markers only or a 5.5 balls-per-second cap, no full auto, and field paint is required.

Riders on any type of motorcycle are welcome at this community rally at the Ramona Fair Grounds. It offers a friendly setting for motorcyclists to come together and enjoy the shared spirit of riding.

The 10th Annual Ramona Rally motorcycle show invites riders to enter their bikes for a $25 fee and compete for custom first place trophies, great prizes, and a judged Best of Show, with an additional People’s Choice selected by attendee votes. Pre-registration is available online, and same-day entry is also an option. This is a ride-in only event, so trailers are not allowed. Each motorcycle must be properly registered, fully operable, and free of fuel or oil leaks. Judging focuses on overall quality and appearance and is based on the judges’ personal preferences. All decisions are final, no points are awarded, and scoring sheets are not provided. Judges may adjust or combine classes depending on the number of entries. Awards recognize first place in each category across Stock, Custom, Bagger, Chopper, Classic or Vintage, Dyna, FXR, Sportster, and Adventure Bike. Attendees help decide the People’s Choice, receiving one ballot at the entrance to vote for a favorite motorcycle, and one ballot will be selected at random for a prize.

This scratch six-gamer at Mira Mesa Lanes in San Diego offers a competitive format with plenty of optional side action. Junior bowlers are welcome. Entry is $100, with $20 side/block, $5 brackets and reverse brackets, and a $20 winner-take-all mega side pot available. Additional bracket levels may be considered if there is strong interest. The oil pattern will be a sport challenge and will be announced. Payouts are based on 30 entries, with $500 to first place and $200 at the low cash spot. Participants can note who they would like to bowl alongside, and the host will try to place them on the same pair or on a neighboring pair. There is also interest in offering more events in the future, including a possible eight-game format.

Explore Fox Point Farms in Encinitas on a weekend guided tour by tractor train. Spend time with the farm animals, learn how regenerative methods shape the way food is grown, and follow the journey from seed to harvest. Farm ambassadors lead the experience and point out what is being cultivated across the property. Guests can help feed the animals with overripe produce, a simple way the farm cuts down on waste. The tour also shines a light on the farm’s interconnected community of work, including growing, brewing, coffee roasting, cooking and baking, herbalism, and the live music and community events that bring people together. Weekend tours mirror the weekday format, with the tractor ride added for these days. No advance booking is needed, and tickets are sold at the farm.

Rain or shine, the Chula Vista Farmers Market offers a friendly stroll among local vendors serving up tasty bites, refreshments, handcrafted items, and fresh essentials. Explore more than 60 tents set beside Memorial Park and head home with seasonal produce, baked treats, flowers, salsa, and other market favorites. This California Certified market is organized by the Downtown Chula Vista Association in collaboration with farmers market veteran Catt Fields White and San Diego Markets, creating a welcoming hub for neighbors and visitors alike.

At Dharma Bum Temple, a Buddhist Recovery Group offers a supportive space to explore growth, healing, and self-discovery through the Twelve Steps viewed alongside Buddhist practice. The group welcomes anyone working with addiction or compulsive behaviors, including alcoholism, drug dependence, sex addiction, eating disorders, gambling, and other harmful patterns. Participants may choose a year-long step study or take part periodically throughout the year. Each month follows a simple rhythm, with a new step introduced on the first Sunday, varied topics on Buddhism and recovery on the second and third Sundays, and a review of the step and related work on the fourth. The program teaches the traditional Twelve Steps as presented in Alcoholics Anonymous, and with each step draws on Buddhist teachings to highlight parallels that support a deeper spiritual experience. Suggested reading includes Mindfulness and the Twelve Steps by Therese Jacobs-Stewart, One Breath at a Time: Buddhism and The 12 Steps, Buddhism & The Twelve Steps Workbook, and Recovering Joy by Kevin Griffin, as well as The Big Book and The Twelve and Twelve. For those who cannot attend in person, a Zoom meeting is also offered.

Enjoy a free live music experience for children and families at North County Mall in Escondido. Kathryn the Grape leads an engaging and interactive show filled with singing, dancing, and opportunities for connection, joined by rotating special characters. After the performance, the characters stay for activities, photos, and friendly meet and greets.

Experience a welcoming, free-form dance session inspired by the five elements of Water, Wood, Earth, Fire, and Metal. The focus is on intuitive movement that helps you let go, reset your energy, and feel more alive in your body. There is no set choreography and no prior experience needed, just music, movement, and your own natural rhythm. Participation is offered on a sliding-scale donation of $15 to $25.

Meet adoptable dogs at Petco in San Marcos as rescues look for new families. Each dog arrives with health records and has received thorough veterinary care that includes vaccinations, deworming, flea and tick prevention, a microchip, and spay or neuter. You can visit without an appointment, or arrange in advance to meet a specific dog so they will be available for you at the event. Adoption fees vary by dog and start at $250, and they are treated as a partially tax-deductible donation that supports the charity's work caring for more than 500 dogs. For questions or to coordinate a meeting, call or text 888-508-8943.

Experience a vibrant Día de los Muertos celebration at The Old Globe in San Diego. This family-friendly gathering offers opportunities to learn about the history of this Mexican tradition that honors ancestors. Attendees can enjoy live music, dance performances, a parade of puppets, hands-on arts and crafts, and a new CoLAB play, with activities for all ages. More information will be shared soon.

Learn beginner hip hop choreography with Carlito at The Dancehouse in San Diego, CA. This choreography focused class works with moves set to a single song and guides dancers through style development and refining movement. The environment is welcoming and supportive, encouraging you to break a sweat, share some laughs, and connect with others while building confidence, strength, and coordination. Pre-registration is required before attending. Pricing is $20 for drop-ins or $50 per month.

Celebrating its 26th year, this children’s street fair invites adults and kids to step back 200 years and experience San Diego from another era. Admission is free, with entertainment, games, and plenty of fun for everyone.

This six week Salsa and Bachata series at Infinity Dancesport Center offers a Salsa class followed by Bachata each week. It is welcoming to beginners and Level 2 dancers, and no partner is required. Veterans, service members, and their families can attend at no cost. For others, the fee is $10 per week or $50 for the complete series. Registration is available through the QR code or the website listed in the event information.

The San Diego Okinawa Kenjinkai presents its annual members’ party at the Buddhist Temple of San Diego, highlighting Okinawan culture with food, performances, and time together as a community. The program features Ryukyuan minyo, Ryukyu buyo, karate demonstrations, and eisa dancing. Tickets are $25 for adults and $15 for kids, and each ticket includes a bento lunch. This gathering is limited to members. Annual membership is $20 per household and also provides a discount for the New Year’s Party. Volunteers are needed and can contact a board member. For tickets or questions, contact a board member or email SDOkinawa@gmail.com.

BayWolf performs live classic rock and blues favorites at Coronado Ferry Landing as part of the Weekend Concert Series in Coronado. The waterfront setting offers views of San Diego Bay. There is a lawn area, so consider bringing a portable chair, sunscreen for the sun, and a light jacket for the bay breeze.

Experience a free Sahaja Yoga Meditation session at Calavera Hills Community Center in Carlsbad, designed to introduce this approach in a calm, accessible way. The gathering begins with a guided practice that supports thoughtless awareness and a deeper sense of being in the present. After the meditation, there is a short overview of Sahaja Meditation, time for questions, and instruction in simple balancing techniques along with practical tips for establishing a home routine. Please wear shoes that are easy to slip off for meditation, and note that chairs will be available. Sahaja Yoga Meditation is based on the experience of Self-realization through Kundalini awakening, encouraging inner silence and joy while easing unhelpful thoughts, anxieties, and worries. Sahaja Yoga is a non-profit founded in 1970 by Shri Mataji Nirmala Devi and is practiced across the United States and in more than 100 countries. The session meets in Meeting Room 101.

This Pokemon tournament spotlights the Gym Leader Challenge format and uses Constructed GLC rules. It is organized by a Pokemon Professor. Entry is $6. Prize support is casual, with store credit added to a shared pool for each participant and awarded to the top finishers. The event supports the growth of this Eternal format and highlights approachable deck building with lasting value.

A Halloween themed pickleball social brings spooky fun to Vista Spookyball Club. Players rotate through surprise team-ups and quick, timed games, with awards for the fiercest competitors on the courts. Festivities include a costume contest celebrating eerie style and a pizza party with a creepy twist. Entry is $30. Presented by PB&J Pickleball.

At Jacobs Music Center in San Diego, the San Diego Symphony Orchestra performs Hans Zimmer’s score to The Ring live, precisely aligned with the movie projected on a large screen for a fully synchronized concert presentation.

Día de los Muertos continues at The Brass Rail with an after party hosted by Snowflake and Michele Ada. Festivities include a best dressed contest, so wear your best.

OB-oke brings karaoke, Ocean Beach style, to the big stage at Winston’s. Pronounced Oh-Bee-Oh-Key, this lively night gives aspiring rock stars a chance to take the mic, belt out favorite tunes, and enjoy cold drinks as the room bursts into musical mayhem. A powerful PA, a dedicated sound engineer, and the new host, K-rud, help singers of every experience level sound their best. With full stage production, lights, a disco ball, and fog, the atmosphere builds into a high-energy spectacle. Expect $5 drink specials all night and occasional surprise turns from standout San Diego vocalists. First timers and seasoned performers alike can grab the spotlight and savor a bit of rock star glory.

Rooted in the idea that people carry more strength than they realize, this gathering celebrates that resilience through books and conversation. Adventures by the Book, dedicated to building community through the power of stories, brings together a growing roster of bestselling and beloved writers who have each been personally affected by breast cancer. Featured participants include Robin Preiss Glasser, Kristin Harmel, Annabelle Gurwitch, Laura-Kamoie, Jenna Blum, Susie Ghahremani, Zoe Ghahremani, Stacia Deutsch, Leslie Lehr, and Katie Chu. In honor of Breast Cancer Awareness Month and Susan G. Komen, the literary community comes together in support of the many lives touched by breast cancer.

At EarthWise Pet Cardiff CA, anesthesia-free dental cleanings for dogs and cats aim to freshen breath and leave teeth cleaner. Each appointment takes under an hour. A veterinary screening and exam are required. This is a one-day offering with limited appointment availability. For details, see the tickets section.

A new East County support group in La Mesa offers a welcoming space for community members to connect and support one another. Gather with peers in a caring setting to share experiences and find understanding.

Begin your Zen journey in a beginner friendly class hosted by OG Zen Collective. This free session introduces the essentials of Zen practice, including core teachings and the customs of the meditation room. Participants receive step by step guidance in seated meditation, learn ways to relax body and mind, build concentration, and practice safe, stable postures. The class also surveys several Buddhist meditation approaches and includes time for questions to support a clear and confident start. Comfortable clothing is recommended. Donations are welcome.

Meat Night Bingo brings a sizzling spin to game night at CoLab Public House. Each round offers a chance to win premium cuts like ribs, tri-tip, kabobs, and more. As the excitement builds, one player will walk away with the grand prize, a hefty 3-pound Tomahawk steak. Enjoy a drink, mark your cards, and get ready for lively competition and mouthwatering rewards. Arriving early and bringing a big appetite are recommended. Good luck to every bingo player.

A relaxed, build-your-own creative escape along the Southern California coast invites art lovers and travelers to craft the experience that fits their style. Spend time in Oceanside, Temecula, and Newport Beach, balancing beach days and exploration with beginner-friendly art workshops and plenty of free time to simply enjoy the coast. Two workshops are planned with separate Eventbrite registration. The Temecula session is $55 per person and includes the class plus a glass of wine, and the Oceanside session is $45 per person. Attendance is optional and open to both visitors and local residents. An optional evening at the Hidden Truths Art Show in Newport Beach features artwork by Melissa, with admission around $100 per person and not included. This is not a packaged tour, so participants arrange and pay for their own airfare, lodging, local transportation, meals, workshop tickets, and any optional activities. Estimated round-trip flights to Southern California are around $300 or more per person, depending on origin and booking choices. San Diego International is the preferred airport, with John Wayne, Los Angeles, and Palm Springs as alternatives. Limited free lodging is already accounted for by two travelers, and additional participants can consider a shared rental if something reasonably priced is found, or choose their own accommodations. Ride sharing and splitting local transportation costs may be coordinated when it makes sense. The experience is designed to be flexible, whether someone wants to attend both workshops, only one, explore coastal towns, or simply unwind by the ocean.

A complimentary Medicare 101 presentation led by Alma Lafarga offers straightforward guidance for individuals turning 65 or already on Medicare, with the goal of clarifying choices before important healthcare decisions. The session walks through how Parts A and B of Original Medicare operate, what sets Medicare Advantage plans apart from Medicare Supplement policies, how prescription drug coverage under Part D works, key enrollment windows and deadlines, pitfalls to avoid during enrollment, and practical pointers for selecting coverage that matches health needs and budget. Expect an informative, no pressure setting with time afterward for general Medicare questions. Food and drinks will be available for purchase from Rubio's Coastal Grill, including options such as tacos, burritos, salads, wraps, and combo meals. Alma Lafarga, founder of EGV Insurance Agency, brings over ten years of experience helping Medicare beneficiaries understand their insurance choices, a mission inspired by guiding her own family through the process. She focuses on personalized education and reliable advice to help people make confident, informed Medicare decisions. For more information, contact Alma Lafarga at (619) 721-9109 or almalafarga@gmail.com.

The lineup features Armand Hammer, Open Mike Eagle, Kenny Segal, and Human Error Club. All ages are welcome. This is a general admission show with standing room only. Presale opportunities are offered through Ticketmaster, Live Nation, and Citi Cardmember programs, and Citi Cardmember preferred tickets are available. Set times and the supporting lineup may change.

Don McLean brings his timeless songbook to Belly Up for an intimate performance featuring classics like American Pie and Vincent. Expect the warmth of his storytelling, heartfelt lyrics, and enduring melodies in a close setting that highlights the music. Whether you know every word or are just getting acquainted, this concert offers a memorable night of songs and stories from a legendary artist.

Experience a flexible creative escape along the Southern California coast, centered around art, beaches, exploration and meaningful connections. This do it yourself style retreat is not a rigid tour or an all inclusive package. Participants choose the workshops and activities that suit them, set their own arrival and departure, and enjoy plenty of unscheduled time to relax or explore. Plans include two beginner friendly art workshops, one in Temecula and another in Oceanside near the beach. Specific projects, locations, schedules and pricing will be announced, and each workshop will be ticketed separately through Eventbrite. Travelers can attend one or both, and local residents are welcome to take part in the workshops as standalone experiences. There is also a day planned in Newport Beach that includes time to look around the area and the optional Hidden Truths Art Show, where Melissa will have artwork on display. Attendance at the show is completely optional, admission is not included, and the listed price is approximately $100 per person. Participants handle their own flights, lodging, meals, transportation and any optional activities, which keeps the trip length and budget flexible. San Diego International is the preferred airport, with John Wayne, Los Angeles and Palm Springs as alternatives. Stay in a hotel, condo, vacation rental or with friends or family. If the traveling group grows beyond four people, an optional shared beach house or vacation rental in the Oceanside area may be considered. Coordination for arrival times, shared rides, rental cars and casual group plans may happen when it makes sense, while everyone remains free to shape their own Creative Coast experience.

Volunteers gather for a hands-on session creating beds for animals in shelters. The focus is on working together to craft comfortable bedding that supports shelter pets.

Experience Opening Day of the Bing Crosby Season from the 6th Floor Il Palio Skybox with special access to the Turf Club. Enjoy both indoor and outdoor seating, a secure private balcony with TV monitors, an exclusive mutuel clerk in the room, and a no-host bar. An opportunity drawing offers a chance to step into the Winner's Circle during Champion Autism's official race and take a photo with the winning horse. All proceeds benefit Be Involved * Act Now * Champion Autism. Turf Club dress code applies. Ladies may wear suits or daytime dresses, and slacks or tailored denim are permitted with tailored jackets. Gentlemen must wear a suit or sport jacket at all times, with sport shirts and tailored denim allowed when paired with a sports jacket. Ties are optional. Please avoid shorts, t-shirts, athletic wear, wind-breakers, flip flops, abbreviated clothing, and ripped, torn or oversized denim.

Set within The Grove Community Church, this expansive handmade marketplace features small businesses and makers presenting jewelry, basketry, pottery, and festive decor for fall and Christmas. Admission is free for everyone.

Pastor Bruce and Claudia De Soto perform at Common Grounds Café with a mix of their own songs and well known favorites. Their performances feature easygoing vocals, skilled guitar work, and a varied setlist. They appear on the first Friday of each month.

Set in the candlelit surrounds of Mission San Luis Rey, this tribute concert features a string quartet from Range Ensemble performing works by Mozart, Bach, and other enduring composers in a live, multi-sensory atmosphere. The tentative program spans Vivaldi’s Spring from The Four Seasons, the Prelude to Bach’s Cello Suite No. 1, the Allegro from Mozart’s Eine kleine Nachtmusik, the opening movement of Beethoven’s Symphony No. 5, the finale of Tchaikovsky’s Swan Lake, Brahms’s Hungarian Dance No. 5, Liszt’s Liebestraum, Verdi’s Nessun Dorma from Turandot, Bizet’s Habanera from Carmen, Debussy’s Clair de Lune, the Assez vif, très rythmé movement of Ravel’s String Quartet in F, and Rachmaninoff’s Vocalise. The performance lasts 60 minutes, doors open 45 minutes beforehand, and there is no entry after the music begins. The venue is ADA compliant. Seating within each zone is assigned on a first come, first served basis. Attendees must be at least 8 years old, with anyone under 16 accompanied by an adult. This is a tribute concert experience and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by the artist, their estate, or official representatives.

Danny Seraphine's Chicago Legacy brings the music of Chicago to Ramona Main Stage in San Diego with a live set packed with classics. Expect favorites like Saturday in the Park, You're the Inspiration, If You Leave Me Now, Just You and Me, and Hard for Me to Say I'm Sorry, along with more hits. Led by Danny Seraphine, a Rock & Roll Hall of Famer and Grammy winner, this concert celebrates the timeless sound that fans know and love.

Danny Seraphine’s Chicago Legacy takes the stage in Ramona for a live show. The event is open to audiences of all ages.

The Billy Joel Legacy brings its show to The Sound in Del Mar, CA. This event welcomes attendees of all ages, and a ticket is required for every person entering the venue. Guests younger than 18 must attend with a parent, guardian, or another responsible adult who is at least 25 and has written authorization. Bringing very young children is not recommended, and children under 7 must have proper hearing protection. The venue does not provide infant changing facilities. Supporting acts may change without notice, and refunds are not offered if the support lineup shifts. A VIP Experience is available and includes seating within the first ten rows, a private 20 minute acoustic performance by the lead performer exclusively for VIP guests featuring Billy Joel songs not included in the main set, a meet and greet with a photo opportunity, and a limited edition VIP laminate and lanyard. Sale types listed include a venue presale, a public onsale, and VIP package presale and onsale, along with a buy one get one offer.

Experience Vivaldi’s celebrated seasons in a candlelit setting at Mission San Luis Rey in San Diego, performed by the Range Ensemble string quartet. The program includes movements from The Four Seasons alongside complementary works such as Gershwin’s Summertime, Max Richter’s On the Nature of Daylight, Simon and Garfunkel’s A Hazy Shade of Winter, and Vivaldi’s La Follia. The performance lasts 65 minutes. Doors open 60 minutes before the music begins, and there is no entry after the start. This event is open to ages 8 and older, and anyone under 16 must be accompanied by an adult. The venue is ADA compliant. Seating within each zone is assigned on a first come, first served basis. This is a tribute concert and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by the original artist, their estate, or official representatives.