Events in Poway, CA

Ascension Lutheran Church in Allied Gardens hosts a drive-thru food pantry where individuals and families experiencing food insecurity can receive groceries. The distribution supports neighbors in the Allied Gardens community.

At Dirty Dogs Solana Beach, this one-day event offers non-anesthetic dental cleanings for dogs and cats to freshen breath and leave teeth clean. Appointments take less than an hour. A veterinary screening or exam is required before the cleaning. Appointments are limited, and further details are available in the Get Tickets section.

At Fox Point Farms in Encinitas, work alongside herbalists to practice hands-on gardening while getting to know medicinal plants. Each session emphasizes regenerative methods and may include tasks such as starting seeds, transplanting, weeding, preparing beds, harvesting, watering, or mulching, depending on the week. Participation is limited to 10 people. Children 8 and older are welcome with a parent or guardian, and participants ages 13 to 18 must have a parent or guardian sign a liability waiver at drop-off. Closed-toe shoes are required. Wear comfortable farm-friendly clothing with good sun coverage, and consider bringing water, sunscreen, a hat, and an optional snack. Plan to arrive a little early so activities can begin on time, and note that late arrivals cannot be accommodated for safety and logistical reasons. Meet in the radial herb garden at the picnic table seating area. Reserve a spot to secure a place.

Australian indie-rock band Rum Jungle brings the Marginalia North American Tour to Voodoo Room at House of Blues in San Diego. Fresh from a breakout international run with sold-out shows across the UK, Europe, and back home, the group has built a devoted following for catchy guitar lines, kinetic energy, and unguarded songwriting. The tour arrives alongside new music from their upcoming second album, Marginalia, including the singles Coal Dust, What’s Next, and Lowlife. Crafted during a reflective period, the new tracks broaden their sound while preserving the punch and melodic focus that first resonated with listeners. Onstage, Rum Jungle blends driving indie-rock urgency with big singalong moments, turning the room into a shared release. With momentum growing across North America, this run represents their largest headlining tour in the region to date.

Kathryn the Grape brings a spirited community dance event to The Shoppes at Carlsbad in Carlsbad, CA, featuring interactive, educational music and movement for young children. Admission is free, and the event is sponsored by The Shoppes at Carlsbad to support family friendly entertainment.

Tai Chi Moving for Better Balance, also known as Tai Ji Quan, offers gentle, structured movements that support stability and mobility. The program is designed to help improve balance and reduce the likelihood of falls. Participants can take part seated or standing, and all abilities are welcome. This is a free, public class with no preregistration required.

Sample a guided lineup of tacos in Carlsbad, ranging from traditional al pastor and carnitas to creative specialties. Stops are chosen for standout flavor, strong quality, and their connection to the local food scene.

Kids can explore their creativity and uncover their inner artist with a hands on crafting activity. This program offers clear, step by step guidance to make a project they can take home. All supplies are provided, so participants only need to bring their imagination. Suitable for children ages 4 to 11.

Sharp Mesa Vista offers a free educational group focused on cognitive behavioral therapy, a practical approach for addressing concerns like anger, depression, anxiety, relationship difficulties, grief and more. Meetings are scheduled for the first Tuesday of each month, except on holidays. Attend virtually or take part in person in the executive conference room at Sharp Mesa Vista.

This friendly group run follows an easy loop on well-loved trails at Mission Trails Regional Park, Tierrasanta Entrance. Newcomers to trail running receive helpful tips and encouragement, while experienced runners can log miles and connect with others. The pace stays conversational so the group moves together. Led by women and welcoming participants of all genders.

Tailored for OBCeans who enjoy something a little quirky, this book club features lively conversations about books that tend to fly under the radar. A limited number of copies of the current selection are available to borrow. Inquire at the Circulation Desk.

CoLab Public House hosts a bingo night where premium cuts of meat are the prizes. Each round offers chances to win selections like ribs, tri-tip, and kabobs. The evening concludes with a grand prize of a 3 pound Tomahawk steak, creating a food themed twist on a classic game.

A fresh spin on trivia awaits with a music-focused game night that blends Music Bingo with a follow-up trivia round. Each week brings a brand new theme, and a hint is shared on Instagram the day of the event. For a quick preview of how it works, a short demo is available on the website.

A welcoming beginner hip hop choreography class led by Michael, a Chicago-raised dancer who first took the stage at age 7. He earned a history degree from the University of Wisconsin–Madison while training in ballet, ballroom, and traditional African dance, and he traveled and performed with the Wisconsin Singers, a Madison-based variety show. After relocating to San Diego in 2014, he performed with Culture Shock San Diego from 2015 to 2018 and again from 2023 to 2024, and also appeared with the DREAMers Project, ThaMost Dance Crew, NuEra Dance Crew, and Thae. His teaching background includes work at The Facility, The Dancehouse, and through private instruction. Michael has collaborated with many local artists and taken part in performances across the city, including the San Diego Pride Festival, the San Diego County Fair, ArtWalk, The Dancehouse, and San Diego Ballet. His classes focus on enjoyment and building a sense of meaning through movement.

Plini brings the An Unnameable Desire North American Tour to Music Box, joined by Night Verses and Portraits. This is a standing room only show unless otherwise noted. Tickets are $32 in advance and $34 on the day of the show, and online purchases include convenience fees. A delivery delay applies, with digital tickets sent to your inbox 48 hours before the event. Tickets are also available at the box office. For table reservations, contact vip@musicboxsd.com or call (619) 836-1847. For box office assistance, reach (619) 795-1337 or boxoffice@musicboxsd.com. Street parking and paid lots are available. All ticket sales are final, and set times or supporting acts may change.

A self-service farm stand opens each Wednesday with fresh local goods. Browse farm eggs, sourdough and Japanese milk bread, handmade soaps, crafts and more, plus a curated selection of coffee and tea offered at a special stand discount. If a blend or brew becomes a favorite, you can order online afterward for easy delivery to your door.

A lively dance party with Kathryn The Grape brings upbeat live music to North County Mall in Escondido. Head to Center Court on level 1 for an energizing experience where kids can move, play, and connect with others. Admission is free and all ages are welcome.

This gentle chair-based yoga session features seated and standing movements that help burn calories, reduce stress, increase endurance, build core strength, and support overall well-being. It takes place before the library opens, so participants should go to the front door where staff will provide entry. Library services will be available after opening. Sponsored by the Friends of the La Mesa Library.

This free, community program offers a welcoming art class and support group for people who have experienced a stroke, brain injury, or other neurological challenges. Participants can explore personal expression through art, build new creative skills, and discover a relaxing leisure activity while practicing techniques that support hand eye coordination and fine motor control. All supplies are provided at no cost through a grant from the City of Encinitas, the Mizel Family Foundation, and the Synergy Art Foundation. Enrollment is limited. To reserve a spot, call 760-633-6507.

An educational workshop designed for people on the kidney transplant waitlist who want a clear understanding of living kidney donation. The session explains what living donation involves, outlines the steps in the process, and discusses how it may help shorten the time to transplant. Participants also receive practical guidance for starting thoughtful conversations with relatives, friends, and other loved ones in a supportive, well informed way. Family and friends can attend, since their understanding and encouragement can be an important part of the transplant journey. The goal is to help patients feel prepared, informed, and supported as they explore living donation as a possible path.

A lively midweek ride with plenty of twists and turns sets out from Lost Abbey in Vista. After the ride, Swami's members receive their first beer for free.

Explore how mountain lions are adapting to San Diego’s wild spaces and a changing climate during an evening program centered on science, stewardship, and urban conservation. The conversation spotlights Mission Trails Regional Park, where these elusive cats still move within miles of the center of San Diego, underscoring what is at stake as the region grows and warms. Using Mission Trails as a case study, speakers examine more than 8,000 acres of protected open space that support mountain lions, bobcats, coyotes, mule deer, and other native species, and discuss how habitat restoration, invasive-species management, wildfire prevention, and long-term land protection can help wildlife adjust to increasing heat, drought, and other environmental pressures. The program also highlights the partnerships behind this work, including the City of San Diego, park rangers, scientists, nonprofit partners, volunteers, donors, and community members, aligning with San Diego Climate Week 2026’s theme of Unity and emphasizing shared responsibility for natural spaces that benefit people and wildlife. Hosted by the Mission Trails Regional Park Foundation, the nonprofit that supports the preservation, protection, and enhancement of the City-owned park, this free public event requires registration. By registering, attendees agree to share their registration information with the organizers of San Diego Climate Week and the event platform partner, Climatebase, and it will not be shared with third parties. Additional details about the program and speakers will be announced.

This event features Blood on the Clocktower, a social deduction game led by a storyteller. Players work to identify who is aligned with good and who is aligned with evil. The evil team aims to create chaos and push the game toward a demon victory, while the good team collaborates to piece together the puzzle and eliminate the demon first. No experience is required. It is open to all ages, and food will be available from Ned's Poke.

This special once-a-month Cask Night features a limited batch of cask beer poured for the first tasters. The cask changes each month, and the beertender can share details about the current selection.

A relaxed night of mahjong with drinks and friendly company, open to both experienced players and complete beginners. The format is Zung Jung, also known as Modern Hong Kong Style, and it is designed to be easy to learn while playing. Cheat sheets and quick reference cards are provided, along with helpful instruction to help newcomers get comfortable at the table. It is a social setting where seasoned players can get their mahjong fix and first-timers can leave knowing how to play.

Set on the patio at Brigantine Seafood Restaurants, this evening blends a hands on painting session with dining and wine. Artist and facilitator Jody Esquer leads the workshop with the theme “Some like it Hot,” created to complement the Marilyn Monroe exhibit at the Hotel Del.

A monthly meetup at a newly opened venue brings together makers, tinkerers, creatives, and anyone curious, all at no cost. There is no formal agenda. Attendees can mingle with local enthusiasts and are welcome to bring projects to show or discuss, whether fiber arts or electronics. Tables will be available for displays, and conversations often cover successes, lessons learned, technical details, and the occasional funny misstep. Socializing without a project is welcome too. This trial series helps the community gauge interest in informal gatherings and the suitability of the space, so suggestions to the host are appreciated. The gathering is hosted by Zero Waste San Diego, a nonprofit with 18 years of sustainability leadership, at its new Reuse & Repair Collective in downtown San Diego. The hub currently focuses on events and plans to offer tools and repair expertise in the near future. Plan for a steep hill leading to the entrance. The venue is a short walk from the trolley and several bus routes. Nearby options include free street parking with two hour limits, paid meters, and hourly ACE Parking lots. Free onsite bike storage is available, and carpooling, public transit, walking, or biking are encouraged.

This intimate unplugged concert is devoted to Eagles classics and is performed by The Long Run, an Eagles tribute ensemble active since 2000. Known for rich harmonies and meticulous playing, the band honors the original recordings while bringing its own live character to the stage. They were chosen to showcase the Eagles’ music on AXS TV’s The World’s Greatest Tribute Bands, where their televised concert achieved the series’ top ratings and prompted two encore appearances seen across five continents. Presented only a few times each year, this special acoustic set offers a close-up rock experience built around timeless songs that resonate with fans.

Last Dinosaurs perform at The Observatory North Park in San Diego. Dinner and drinks are available at the connected restaurant, West Coast Tavern. Parking is offered at the structure directly across the street, and ticket fees include validation that can be redeemed at the venue. Presale options include Citi Cardmember presale and preferred tickets, a Live Nation presale, and an artist presale, along with a public on sale.

Admission is free, and special guests will join in during the performance. Attendees are asked to bring dance shoes and to arrive hungry and thirsty.

Actor Walter Ritter of Write Out Loud San Diego reads short fiction and poetry selected for adult listeners. Settle in for an engaging program of stories and verse delivered out loud.

Experience a candlelit tribute to the music of Coldplay and Imagine Dragons at the San Diego Natural History Museum in San Diego. The Range Ensemble performs live as a string quartet, bringing new color to favorites such as Clocks, Radioactive, Adventure of a Lifetime, Fix You, Eyes Closed, Thunder, The Scientist, feelslikeimfallinginlove, Follow You, Bad Liar, Viva la Vida, Believer, A Sky Full of Stars, and My Universe. Seating is arranged by zones A, B, and C, and is assigned on arrival within each zone on a first-come, first-served basis, with Zone A closest to the stage. This is a tribute experience and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by the original artists or their representatives. Guests ages 8 and up are welcome, and anyone under 16 must be accompanied by an adult. Food and drinks are available for purchase at the museum. Once the performance begins, late entry is not permitted, though guests may step out and return between songs to reduce disruptions. Options are available for groups of 30 or more and for private concerts. Parking is offered for an additional fee, including designated spaces for visitors with disabilities. Only service animals are permitted.

Enjoy a karaoke night at Lane Avenue that welcomes all ages. Food trucks will be on site, along with a variety of beverages to ease any stage jitters. Step up to sing or cheer on the performances for a friendly mix of music, bites, and refreshments.

At Culture Brewing Co - Encinitas, Game Night Live presents R0CK'N Bingo and Rockstar Trivia, a music-driven spin on bingo where the playlist is the playing field. Instead of numbers, mark songs as you hear them across Classic Rock, Oldies, Hip Hop, Country, and movie and TV soundtracks. Each card is uniquely built to keep the pace quick and the action unpredictable. When the music round wraps, the focus shifts to eight rapid-fire trivia questions that challenge your knowledge and ignite the crowd. Bingo, music, and trivia collide for a loud, high-energy night that lets contenders claim the spotlight.

Discover a fresh spin on trivia with a music-only game night at Pretzels & Pints in San Diego. Each session features a brand new theme, and a hint is shared on Instagram the day of the event to help set the tone. A short demo is available online for anyone who wants to preview how the game works.

Blonde Redhead performs at The Observatory North Park in San Diego. Guests can enjoy dinner and drinks at the adjoining West Coast Tavern. Parking is available in the structure directly across the street on 29th St, and tickets include validation that can be redeemed at the venue. Access to tickets is offered through several options, including Citi cardmember presales, an artist presale, a Live Nation presale, and a public onsale.

Tinlicker performs at House of Blues San Diego in a show open to all ages. Attendees younger than 18 must be with a parent or guardian, or with a responsible adult who is at least 25 years old and has written permission from a parent or guardian. Tickets are available through a public onsale, along with Artist, Spotify, and Live Nation presales, plus Citi Cardmember presale and Citi Cardmember Preferred options. Event details and any supporting acts may change.

At New Village Arts, The Brassy Broads present a showcase of impersonations featuring famous female comedians and notable personalities. The performers are refining their portrayals to bring these figures to life. Ticket details will be shared as the date approaches.

La Jolla Music Society presents a collaboration between Grammy Award winning artists Joyce DiDonato and Time For Three that brings Emily Dickinson’s words to life through voice, strings, and storytelling. Originating at the Bregenzer Festspiele, this acclaimed premiere arrives at The Conrad Prebys Performing Arts Center with Pulitzer Prize winning composer Kevin Puts’ 24-part song cycle, written specifically for these performers. The program pairs Dickinson’s poetry with music that feels both fresh and familiar, highlighting how Puts’ compositions and the poet’s language complement one another. DiDonato and Time For Three share the spotlight in a performance built around a score created expressly for them.

Keznamdi brings the BLXXD & FYAH US Edition Tour to San Diego for one night of reggae, soul, and potent live music. Fresh off the release of his BLXXD & FYAH album, he takes the stage with a live band to showcase new tracks alongside fan favorites, offering a vibrant set with thoughtful lyrics and a show that pulls you in from start to finish. Tickets are available, capacity is limited, and VIP packages may be offered in select markets.

A warm candlelit setting transforms the San Diego Natural History Museum for a live, multi sensory tribute to two iconic catalogs. A string quartet from Range Ensemble performs beloved hits by Queen and ABBA, with selections such as Bohemian Rhapsody, I Want to Break Free, Killer Queen, We Will Rock You, We Are the Champions, Dancing Queen, SOS, Money, Money, Money, Voulez Vous, Waterloo, Super Trouper, Mamma Mia, and Gimme Gimme Gimme. Seating is assigned within each zone on a first come, first served basis. The venue is ADA compliant. Guests must be 8 or older, and anyone under 16 must attend with an adult. This is a tribute performance that is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by the artists, their estates, or official representatives.

This four-bar tour in San Diego blends drinks, riding, singing, and dancing, creating an outing that moves from one stop to the next. Tickets are available through Fever.

A 25-hour Yin Yoga Foundations training with Joe Barnett at Soul of Yoga Institute presents an introduction to guiding a practice of surrender, with attention to the Caterpillar and Saddle archetypes. The format is hybrid, offered live online with small breakout groups and in person in Encinitas, CA. Participants study five archetypal Yin postures along with their primary target areas and adaptable variations, engage in interactive anatomy work to identify skeletal landmarks and explore range of motion, and learn to discern different types of sensation such as tension versus compression, muscular versus fascial, and physical feedback versus subtler energetic signals. The curriculum also introduces a functional approach to teaching and Paul Grilley’s Yin Yoga Sutras, then moves into foundational sequencing, why these sequences are used, how to modify them, and the basics of building new ones. Each Yin Foundations course includes brief analysis of all five archetypes, and this training devotes extra time to the Twisted Tree module, emphasizing the spine and its discs, the sacrum, the outer hip, and the shoulder girdle, with posture analysis focused on anatomy and function. Throughout, the practice centers on stillness and letting go, with shapes held for several minutes so resistance can ease and deeper connective tissues can be safely stressed and rehydrated, while offering deep rest for the body and a quiet refuge for the mind and heart. Early bird tuition is $450 and the standard rate is $550.

Returning in 2026, this series blends an outdoor yoga practice with a guided interpretive hike at Mountain Meadow Preserve. Made possible by a grant from The Conrad Prebys Foundation, it takes place on the second Friday and third Saturday of each month, weather permitting. During the summer, high temperatures may prompt schedule adjustments. The hike is usually scheduled before yoga, and if conditions are too hot the hike may be canceled to prioritize participant safety.

Enjoy a free day at The Garden on the second Friday of each month. Admission is waived on these dates, making it easy to bring lunch, pets, family, and friends for a day centered on nature and conservation education. Explore Garden mini tours, hands on arts and crafts, a gift shop and plant sales, and a water rebate and conservation information booth. Take part in scavenger hunts with prizes and connect with community partner booths. The Heritage of the Americas Museum nearby is open with free entry, and Cuyamaca Nursery offers additional plant shopping. Groups of ten or more can arrange a private group tour.

Farming Fridays at Fox Point Farms in Encinitas offers community farming workshops where participants can get their hands in the soil, connect with the farm and its farmers, and learn basic regenerative farming skills. Activities rotate and may include seeding, transplanting, weeding, preparing beds for planting, harvesting, watering, and caring for animals. When available, there may be a chance to taste just-harvested vegetables. Children under 13 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian, and participants ages 13 to 18 need a parent or guardian to sign a liability waiver at drop-off. Close-toed shoes are required. Wear comfortable clothing suitable for farm work with good sun coverage, and bring water, sunscreen, a hat, and an optional snack. Please plan to arrive a little early and meet under the “THE FARM” sign, just north of the Brewery.

Designed for children ages 4 to 6, this lively storytime transforms books into mini performances that inspire laughter and movement. Along with animated storytelling, sessions include simple songs and engaging fingerplay activities that encourage participation. Each session lasts about 30 to 45 minutes.

At Fox Point Farms in Encinitas, Sunset Sessions creates a relaxed golden hour on the Lawn with live music as the sun dips behind the farm. A rotating lineup of local musicians sets the mood, with sounds ranging from 60s folk and southern rock to flamenco and pop rock. Settle in on the grass with your own chairs or blankets and enjoy the views and tunes. Food and drink are available across the farm from Huerta Taco Stand, Fox Point Pizza, Harvest Market Café, and the Haven Farm + Table restaurant. Outside food and beverages are not permitted. Look for drink specials from Harvest Market and the Farm Bar, including $10 margaritas and $5 rotating Fox Point Brewing Co. beer. Extras add to the fun, including happy hour tractor-train tours that circle the property with stops to meet and feed some of the animals, plus lawn games like giant Jenga and cornhole. There is plenty of room to roam for all ages. Dogs are welcome on the Lawn when kept close and on a leash, but they are not allowed in the Farm or Garden areas.

Knowhere Games & Comics hosts MTG Commander play, where players can put their strategies to the test in the Commander format of Magic the Gathering. Entry is free.

Enjoy a relaxed karaoke gathering with food and drinks on hand. Everyone is welcome, whether you plan to sing or simply listen and support the performers.

Chin Chin Entertainment presents a night of classic country with Strait to Amarillo, a faithful live tribute to George Strait’s greatest songs. Hear favorites such as Amarillo By Morning, The Chair, Check Yes or No, and All My Ex's Live in Texas, along with more from his celebrated catalog. Special guest, award-winning performer Kim Eberhardt, brings a Dolly Parton tribute featuring beloved hits like Jolene, 9 to 5, and I Will Always Love You. Enjoy an evening of crowd-pleasing country classics that salute two enduring icons.

LP And The Vinyl unites renowned jazz, blues and gospel vocalist Leonard Patton with the Danny Green Trio for a performance that celebrates the art of song. Drawing on jazz, R&B, rock, Brazilian and classical influences, the group reshapes favorites by artists such as Stevie Wonder, The Beatles and David Bowie, explores jazz standards with a contemporary spark, and presents original pieces. Each moment is driven by improvisation and connection, with Patton’s charismatic delivery paired with the close interplay of pianist Danny Green, bassist Justin Grinnell and drummer Julien Cantelm. Formed in 2015 after years of recording projects and concerts across the United States, this San Diego based quartet has appeared at stages including the Telluride Jazz Festival, the Vail Jazz Festival, Laguna Festival of the Arts, Chandler Center for the Arts and the Museum of Making Music. Their debut album, Heard And Seen, was released in April 2020 on Origin Records and features music associated with The Beatles, Quincy Jones, Tears for Fears, David Bowie and Oasis, alongside standards and originals. Reviewers have highlighted the way the ensemble balances precise arrangements with adventurous improvisation. The program also includes a community jazz jam. Support is provided by the City of Escondido, the County of San Diego, the Prebys Foundation, the Linden Root Dickinson Foundation and the William Trust Foundation.

Recovery Dharma is an in-person, peer-facilitated recovery meeting rooted in Buddhist teachings. It takes place on the upper level inside the Dharma Bum Temple’s main meditation hall. The group welcomes people navigating addiction, those curious about meditation or Buddhism, and anyone looking for a supportive and safe space. The approach is non-theistic and community led, drawing inspiration from the Buddhist lineage that began in India and later flourished across South Asia, East Asia, Southeast Asia, and Central Asia. This meeting is not recorded.

Jack Johnson brings the SURFILMUSIC Tour 2026 to North Island Credit Union Amphitheatre for a performance that will go on regardless of weather. Parking in the unpaved lots is included with every ticket, and upgrades are available for premier parking in the paved lots closer to the entrance. Ticket access includes a public onsale along with presales through Citi Cardmember, Jack Johnson Fan, Ticketmaster, Live Nation, HOB Foundation Room Member, Spotify, North Island Credit Union, and the venue, plus Citi Cardmember Preferred tickets.

Experience a live stand-up showcase in San Diego featuring a mix of local talent and visiting comics at Quantum Brewing. The show, running for over three years, presents a set of featured performers, then opens the stage for a comedy open mic. It is donation based and pay what you want, with a suggested contribution of $10, and all funds support advertising and other expenses to keep the show running smoothly. Those interested in trying stand-up can sign up for the open mic. For questions or concerns, contact Aaron Trahan at 760-851-9677.

Bassem Youssef, creator and host of Al Bernameg, the Middle East's first political satire program, performs a one man stand up set. Al Bernameg began as a five minute YouTube segment and became the region's first series to move from online to television, reaching about 30 million weekly viewers and attracting more than a million subscribers. He was recognized in 2013 by Time's Most Influential list in the Pioneers category, the Committee to Protect Journalists' International Press Freedom Award, and Foreign Policy's Global Thinkers list. His children's book The Magical Reality of Nadia is in development as an animated series. His 2023 interview with Piers Morgan became the most viewed in the history of Piers Morgan Uncensored, and in 2024 he sold over 100,000 tickets to his solo stand up show.

Hairball brings a high-octane rock spectacle to Live & Up Close @ Sycuan Casino, packed with arena-ready anthems, legendary hits, and nonstop throwback energy. The production features wild costumes and a rock tribute that brings the biggest icons to life on a single stage.

An 80's Night returns to Full Circle Saloon for another installment celebrating the decade.

The San Diego SCCA Road Rally returns to San Diego with an approachable motorsport experience focused on teamwork and navigation rather than speed. Teams consist of a driver and a navigator who work together to follow the route through scenic areas of San Diego County. The entry fee is $35 per car. Drivers must be SCCA members, and weekend memberships are available during registration for $25, with that fee applicable toward a full SCCA membership. Suitable for first timers and experienced rally participants alike, this event emphasizes safe driving, clear communication, and an enjoyable drive.

The Barony of Calafia celebrates its New Year’s Harvest anniversary with a theme inspired by the Navajo season of Gháájí', meaning half, a time that marks the shift between summer and winter. This moment also aligns with the first new moon and the close of the harvest, and attendees are encouraged to show their harvest best as Calafia’s new year begins. The day includes lysts and both an opening and a closing court at Their Excellencies’ leisure. Adult Event Registration is $25, with a $15 Adult Member Discount. Youth under 18 attend as guests of the Barony. Cash and checks are accepted at gate, and checks should be made payable to SCA Inc./Barony of Calafia. A county fee of $3 per car, cash only, is collected at the park entrance. Combat competitions in Armored, Rapier, Cut and Thrust, and Youth combat will determine the next Baronial Champions. Archery and thrown weapons will not be held at this anniversary, and will instead take place during the Calafia Equestrian Championship in December. Activities feature the Dirty Dozen Largesse Competition, the Taste of Calafia brewers competition, a special mini archery range, and more. Additional details will be shared on the event page as they become available. For the Dirty Dozen Largesse Competition, entrants create twelve coordinated items suitable for largesse, for example a dozen needle books, twelve hats drawn from one or multiple periods, twelve items tied to a specific era, or a dozen children’s toys. Items that normally come in pairs should be submitted as twelve pairs. Each piece should be tagged with the item type, the artisan’s name and province, and be ready to be gifted that day. No documentation is required, and items should not carry heraldry. Voting is by populace token, with a cup placed by each display. After votes are counted, the top entry selects three items from any of the submissions as a prize, then the remaining entrants choose in order of finish, with each entry chosen only once. The other eleven items from each entry are given to Their Excellencies for future largesse. The Taste of Calafia, hosted by the Calafian Brewers Guild in the spirit of the Potrero gathering, welcomes entries that are fermented beverages such as ales, meads, or ciders, or non alcoholic drinks to comply with site rules. Cordials and mixed drinks are not permitted. Each submission should be at least 22 ounces. Organizers ask prospective entrants to share their plans in advance to help anticipate numbers and styles, and questions are welcome. Calafia Archery presents a mini range hosted by Order of the Mark Vigilant Ronan de Bhal as part of a wandering vigil. All ages can try a few shots with suction cup arrows and rubber band bows, no experience required, simply a willingness to have fun. Lunch is prepared by the Willie family clan and its matriarch, offering a modern take on comforting homestyle foods suited to the seasonal change. Vegetarian options will be available, water will be on hand, and participants should bring their own feast gear. A $10 suggested donation supports the meal. Site notes include a damp site policy. Smoking, including vaping, is prohibited on park grounds. Pets are welcome and must remain leashed at all times. Groups from visiting baronies planning to bring a pavilion should contact the event stewards in advance to arrange space. Merchants are welcome with a California seller’s permit and may reach out to the stewards for details. Event stewards are Noble Ádeezbáá, dxʷdəwʔabš nishłį́ Tł’ízídaalchí’í bashishchiin, and THLady Adella Silberfpeil.

Show #3 of JCR’s 2026 Open Show Series offers a beginner friendly experience with an open show premium list to explore. The lineup includes classes across specialty, in-hand, leadline, English, and Western disciplines. Participants are encouraged to pre-enter to help streamline office processing. Daily high point awards will be given, ribbons will be presented through sixth place, and year-end awards are included. Fees are $10 per class, plus a $15 grounds fee per horse and a $5 office fee per entry.

Based at the San Diego Yacht Club in San Diego, the group will use the club as its base while exploring San Diego Bay. If weather cooperates, the outing may extend into the ocean just off the Hotel Del Coronado.

San Diego Pet Supply hosts an affordable vaccine clinic for pets on select Saturdays. No appointment is required. Please bring dogs on leashes and cats secured in carriers. The mobile clinic provides vaccinations, microchips, flea medication, and more. For questions, call 1 (800) 988-VETS.

Mana appears at North Island Credit Union Amphitheatre in Chula Vista, CA.

Now in its third year, the San Diego Coffee Festival presents a lively, coffee-focused experience in San Diego. The atmosphere is upbeat and centered on coffee throughout.

Walk with a Doc offers an easy way to build healthier habits. It begins with a brief talk from a health care provider on a current health topic, then the rest of the hour is a relaxed, social walk. There is no pressure and no pace requirement, just movement, fresh air and friendly company. It takes place every second Saturday to help make wellness part of a routine. Participants are encouraged to walk at their own pace, bring water and wear comfortable shoes. Friends, family and four-legged companions are welcome. New participants are asked to complete registration and an online waiver before their first walk.

The San Diego Automotive Museum presents an inaugural Día de los Muertos Celebration that honors the rich traditions of this meaningful holiday. During the day, regular museum admission includes family-friendly experiences such as viewing ofrendas, a themed photo opportunity, meeting Catrinas, and other activities. Guests may bring a photo of a departed loved one to contribute to a public ofrenda, creating a shared space for remembrance. The celebration also highlights lowriders in the museum’s back dirt lot, connecting automotive culture with the spirit of the occasion. In the evening, the festivities continue with a separately ticketed concert featuring Latino independent artist DannyV and an opening performance by Vanessa Vindell. The nighttime program includes an ofrenda and additional Día de los Muertos elements throughout the museum, and evening tickets are priced at $33.85 per person.

Artist and teacher Cindy Dodson leads a hands-on workshop focused on costume creation. She will show examples and demonstrate techniques for creative costume design. Make your own original costume pieces using materials such as paper, cardboard, fabric, paint, and more, with guidance provided throughout.

Settle into a relaxed painting session at the Hotel Del Coronado, inspired by the coast and framed by ocean views. Enjoy a simple, seaside creative experience with the shoreline as the backdrop.

Ladies at the Lake Fall Market celebrates its 10th anniversary with an expanded shopping experience. Explore handmade goods, boutique selections, one of a kind items, sweet treats, and on trend merchandise. The drinks lounge returns under the gazebo, presented by @Bellabeveragecatering and @burleyandthebean, so you can sip while you shop. Find the lakeside photo spot to capture the memories of the day.

Slow down with an outdoor yoga practice at the Birdwing Open Air Classroom, led by longtime instructor Anna Dubrovsky, founder of Delve Wellness Collective. This gentle, music-free flow encourages attention to breath and the sounds of nature, offering a calm way to connect with your body and the lagoon setting. Participation supports the San Dieguito River Valley Conservancy and its efforts in conservation, restoration, education, and community involvement. Please bring a yoga mat and water, and consider a towel or blanket for added cushioning, as the class takes place on natural ground with dirt and rocks. Registration is required. SDRVC also offers Yoga at the Birdwing on the second and third Saturdays each month, with Anna leading the second Saturday sessions.

San Diego Walk N' Roll brings together families, friends, coworkers, neighbors, and the wider community in support of NAF’s mission to accelerate treatment development and improve the lives of people living with Ataxia. Participation options include starting a team or contributing a donation, creating a welcoming community event focused on awareness and support.

Climb aboard the tractor train for a guided look at Fox Point Farms led by a farm ambassador who explains regenerative methods and highlights what is being grown. Meet the animals and take part in waste reduction by sharing overripe vegetables with them. Along the route, get an inside view of the farm’s interconnected micro economy, from crop production and brewing to coffee roasting and making, cooking and baking, herbalism, and live music with community gatherings. The format mirrors weekday tours, now featuring the tractor ride. No advance reservations are required, and tickets are sold on site.

Experience a guided tour of a working regenerative farm showcasing three productive gardens, a wide range of medicinal herbs, and an orchard with more than 650 fruit trees. Farmer Rich explains how regenerative and permaculture methods build healthy soil, produce nutrient-dense food, and sustain a thriving farm ecosystem. Attendees can ask questions and take home practical ideas for their own gardens while seeing the farm in action.

Lane Field Park Markets brings a lively street food and live music experience to downtown San Diego. Browse more than 30 food and craft vendors serving sizzling BBQ, beef and chicken bulgogi rice bowls, bao, dumplings, Thai chicken with rice, NY spiedies, specialty grilled cheese, empanadas, papas con chorizo, fresh crepes, beignets and more. Sip an ice cold smoothie, shop for unique handmade items, and relax beneath umbrellas while the music plays.

Enjoy half-off pricing on most items during the Saturday sale at The Open Book, the Friends of Ramona Library bookstore. Some categories are not discounted, including vintage and classic titles, vinyl records, gift certificates, and auction items. The bookstore also runs monthly specials that are announced on Facebook, Instagram, and in a monthly newsletter.

The Howl-O-Ween Hounds Mega Pet Adoption Event takes place at Grossmont Center and is presented as one of the biggest adoption gatherings nationwide, bringing together hundreds of adoptable animals from many local shelters and rescue groups. Current participants include Baja Paws, Chihuahua Rescue of San Diego County, Department of Animal Services, Dulce Vida, Friends of Humane Services Tijuana, Friends of Cats, Frosted Faces, Furballs Furever, Homebound Hounds, It's the Pits, Labradors and Friends, Labradors and More, Lionel's Legacy, Mother of Dragons, Passion for Pitties, Paws of Coronado, Parrot Education and Adoption Center, Pokie & Friends, Red Barn Rescue, Rescue Fenix, San Diego Spaniel Rescue, Soulshine, Soumate, The DeTommaso Dogs, and Woofs and Wags.

At Petco in Encinitas, a dog adoption event brings adoptable rescues together with the community. It offers several ways to help, including adopting a pet, fostering to speed a dog's path to a permanent home, visiting to give the dogs attention and playtime, and volunteering. It is a friendly setting for friends and families, and community support goes a long way toward helping these dogs find loving homes.

Enjoy train rides during a public run day. Contributions are welcome, though not required.

A watch party for the Texas A&M vs Mizzou game takes place on the patio at Off Shore Tavern & Grill in San Diego.

An affordable pet vaccine clinic takes place at Pets Plus in Escondido on select Saturdays. No appointment is needed, simply walk in. Available services include vaccinations, microchips, flea medication, and more. Please bring dogs on leashes and cats in carriers. For questions, call 1 (800) 988-VETS.

Families can splash and relax at a monthly pool and pizza party featuring an indoor, heated pool and complimentary pizza and drinks. Lifeguards will be on duty. For safety, flotation devices are not allowed, and any participant who is not yet a swimmer must be accompanied in the water by a responsible adult. Admission is free, and a $5 donation per family is suggested to help with food and venue costs. Those with dietary restrictions are welcome to bring their own food. Seating is limited, so consider bringing a lawn chair. Extra parking is available in the lot behind the Boys and Girls Club. RSVPs are appreciated, and questions can be directed to info@autismsocietysandiego.org or 858-715-0678. Thanks to Aqua Pros for making this gathering possible.

This Weiss Schwarz event is held on Saturdays. Entry is $6.

An Affordable Pet Vaccine Clinic at Pets Plus in Vista offers convenient walk-in service. Attendees should bring dogs on leashes and cats in carriers. The mobile clinic provides vaccinations, microchips, flea medication, and more.

The Art of the Brush features an opening reception alongside an invitational exhibition that is open to all. Attendees can hear live music, enjoy refreshments, watch a Chinese brush painting demonstration, and meet the featured artists.

Learn the steps or show off your moves at an outdoor line dancing session in Balboa Park. Dancers gather on the concrete stage at the center of the International Cottages, where a portable dance floor is placed over the surface and, in winter, string lights illuminate the space. All experience levels are welcome, and attendees can bring friends for a boot scootin’ good time. This event is free, with donations appreciated. For updates and more information, check social media, and a newsletter is available with details on San Diego Coasters events.

A relaxed social hour starts the evening, followed by a screening of Shaun of the Dead (2004) as dusk arrives. The gathering begins with time to connect, then the film plays after sunset.

Rolling Heartbreakers are back at The Landings in Carlsbad, making their 2026 debut after a long wait.

A solo exhibition presents the work of Elvin Armando, curated by Thumbprint Gallery. The show focuses on a single artist and reflects the curator's selections and approach to showcasing the work.

Hololive takes place at Knowhere with games for attendees. Admission is $6.

The Rush Tribute Project takes the stage at The Magnolia in San Diego. All ages are welcome, and seating is reserved. Tickets are on sale. A plaza pre-party on the outdoor patio offers early entry to the plaza and lobby, plus a taco stand serving freshly made nachos, elote corn, specialty cocktails, and more available for purchase. Premier Parking can be purchased in advance for $10, with a $20 rate on the day of the show. Details and any supporting acts may change. The box office cannot verify tickets bought through third-party sellers, so any issues with those orders should be handled directly with the seller.

Jonathan Van Ness brings the Hot & Healed comedy tour to Balboa Theatre - San Diego. An Emmy-winning television figure, three-time New York Times bestselling author, podcast host, stand-up comedian, celebrity hairstylist, and founder of JVN Hair, JVN is widely known from Netflix’s Emmy-winning Queer Eye as the resident hair expert and an advocate for self-care. They also led the Emmy-nominated web series Gay of Thrones, delivering sharp comedic recaps of HBO’s Game of Thrones. Following two worldwide comedy runs, Road to Beijing and Imaginary Living Room Olympian, that sold out venues across 40 cities in the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, Australia, and New Zealand, this new show arrives with candid humor and plenty of fun. Hot & Healed celebrates joy and highlights new sides of JVN through stand-up and storytelling.

Candlelight Open Air presents an atmospheric, outdoor tribute to the music of Queen and ABBA at Mt. Helix Park. Surrounded by candlelight, the Range Ensemble string quartet performs iconic hits in a scenic amphitheater setting in San Diego. The tentative program features Queen favorites such as Bohemian Rhapsody, We Are the Champions, Killer Queen, Don't Stop Me Now, I Want to Break Free and We Will Rock You, alongside ABBA classics including Dancing Queen, Mamma Mia, Gimme Gimme Gimme, Waterloo, SOS, Money, Money, Money and Voulez Vous. All guests are transported by trolley to the amphitheater, with further details provided in the confirmation email. Seating is assigned within each zone on a first come, first served basis. The event welcomes ages 8 and up, and anyone under 16 must be accompanied by an adult. Accessibility includes a limited ADA section and a paved path with a slight incline from the trolley to the ADA seating area, and assistance may be needed. This is a tribute experience with no affiliation, endorsement, or sponsorship from the original artists, their estates, or official representatives.

The event will take place in any weather. All tickets include access to parking in the unpaved lots. On the day of the show, general parking gates typically open for arrivals, and upgrades are available for premier parking in the paved lots closer to the entrance.

Diego Dead brings live music to Mr. Peabody's Bar & Grill Live Music, with food and drinks available.

The Kraken brings an energetic vibe to the autumn season.

Spartan DEKA teams up with The Camp Transformation Center - Miramar San Diego to present a new fitness challenge that measures progress and celebrates achievement. DEKA MILE features ten functional training zones, each preceded by a 160 meter run, adding up to one mile of running. Compete to earn a DEKA STRONG mark and start training for DEKA FIT 2026. Space is limited.

A high-energy rave takes to the water on Mission Bay in San Diego, centered on dark techno and underground electronic sounds. Mark Wolf performs for a dedicated electronic music crowd as the party unfolds aboard a boat. Expect club-level intensity on a floating dance floor, with waterfront views adding to an on-the-water experience.

At Cali Pets, this one-day offering provides anesthesia-free dental cleanings for both dogs and cats. Each appointment takes under an hour and is intended to freshen breath and leave teeth cleaner. A veterinary screening or exam is required. Appointment slots are limited, and additional information is available via the "Get Tickets" option.

San Marcos Harvest Fest transforms North City into a lively street scene with more than 250 vendors offering unique goods from local creators and plenty of surprises. Expect an expansive selection of food along with local beer, wine, and cider. A main stage features live bands throughout the afternoon, setting the soundtrack for browsing and tasting at your own pace. The day welcomes kids, friends, and the whole crew for easygoing fun built around shopping, eats, drinks, and music. Harvest Fest delivers a distinctly North City take on the fall festival experience.

Build your repertoire in a welcoming Irish session that moves at a comfortable pace, making it approachable for a wide range of players. A tune list is available to help you prepare and follow along. The session is hosted by Judy Carlstrom, with a suggested donation of $5.

Explore Fox Point Farms on a weekend guided tour that includes a ride on a tractor-pulled train and a close-up look at how food is grown using regenerative methods. Guides share what is being cultivated and introduce the farm animals, with guests helping reduce waste by offering overripe vegetables as treats. The experience also highlights the farm’s network of businesses, from growing and brewing to coffee roasting and preparation, culinary work like cooking and baking, herbalism, and the live music and community events that bring the place together. No reservations are needed, and tickets are available for purchase on site.

Experience Riichi, the Japanese variant of Mahjong, geared toward players who already understand the fundamentals. New players are welcome to try a game and learn at the table, but be aware that this style is more complex than others and comes with a steeper learning curve. For a more beginner-friendly introduction, look for the Mahjong Night event, which uses the easier to learn Zung Jung format.

Rain or shine, this California Certified farmers market welcomes community members and visitors to stroll by Memorial Park and discover bites, sips, and unique finds from local vendors. Explore more than 60 tents and head home with local produce, baked goods, fresh flowers, salsa, and other offerings. Operated by the Downtown Chula Vista Association in cooperation with farmers market veteran Catt Fields White and San Diego Markets, the event offers a warm, neighborhood atmosphere for browsing and supporting local vendors.

At Dharma Bum Temple in San Diego, a Buddhist Recovery Group explores personal growth, healing, and self-understanding by working through the Twelve Steps alongside Buddhist teachings. The group welcomes anyone facing addiction or compulsive behaviors, including challenges with alcohol or drugs, eating or gambling issues, sex addiction, and other harmful patterns. Participants can commit to a year-long, step-by-step study or attend on a periodic basis. The monthly rhythm is clear. A new step is introduced at the beginning of the month, mid-month gatherings focus on topics that connect Buddhism and recovery, and the final meeting revisits the step and related practice work. The program follows the traditional Twelve Steps from Alcoholics Anonymous while drawing on Buddhist principles to reveal common ground and deepen spiritual growth. Suggested reading includes Mindfulness and the Twelve Steps by Therese Jacobs-Stewart, One Breath at a Time: Buddhism and the 12 Steps, Buddhism and the Twelve Steps Workbook, and Recovering Joy by Kevin Griffin, along with the Big Book and the 12 and 12. An online meeting option is also available.

At JING Institute, the gathering begins with a welcome circle and an introductory contact improvisation class open to all levels, then continues with two hours of open, free-form dancing before a concluding circle. A suggested donation of $20 to $25 is appreciated, payable in cash or via Venmo. Many participants enjoy picnicking afterward, so bringing a packed lunch is encouraged.

At Rockin’ Robin Music Fest at Robin’s Nest Rescue, the SNAP booth offers spay and neuter resources and information about low-cost services. Attendees can pick up pet food and treats and access support for pet families while enjoying live music, food, drinks, and a focus on community and animals. The booth highlights how prevention saves lives and helps keep pets healthy and loved.

Vista debuts a large-scale Day of the Dead street celebration centered on remembrance, art, heritage, and community connection. Produced by The Movement Brand in partnership with Ascend Coffee Roasters and The Commons Venue, the festival animates a corridor of mostly independent, family-run businesses, extending roughly two blocks between The Commons Venue and Ascend Coffee Roasters to create the first official Día de Muertos street festival in Vista. The program highlights Mexico’s Indigenous and regional diversity with a special spotlight on Oaxacan culture. Attendees can look forward to traditional performances, live music, altars and ceremonial offerings, artisan vendors, food experiences, activities for young people, and interactive installations shaped with the community. There is a chance to help build shared public altars, take part in sugar skull workshops, see danza and other traditions, and browse a curated market showcasing artists, makers, and culture-based brands. More than a single celebration, this effort uplifts a historically overlooked corridor by bringing visibility, economic opportunity, and cultural pride to the heart of the community. It also plants the seeds for an annual North County destination that preserves tradition and strengthens local identity. Sponsorship supports cultural programming, youth engagement, artist opportunities, community access, and recognition as a founding partner in this grassroots-led initiative.

Rockin’ Robin Music Fest & Fundraiser features live music on two stages throughout the day, food trucks with tasty treats, and a Kids Zone offering activities for all ages. Attendees can meet the resident rescue animals and enjoy a family-friendly celebration that benefits Robin’s Nest Rescue. As the organization’s biggest fundraiser of the year, every ticket, bite, and beat helps provide care, enrichment, and lifelong sanctuary for more than 25 animals and supports therapeutic programs and retreats.

Families can enjoy a free live music experience designed for children, featuring an interactive show with plenty of singing and dancing. Kathryn the Grape leads the performance with a rotating cast of special characters. After the music ends, the characters remain for activities, photos, and friendly meet-and-greets.

Explore hip hop basics in a choreography-focused class led by Carlito at The Dancehouse in San Diego. Each session centers on one song and guides dancers through a full hour of set movements while developing musicality, personal style, and clean technique. Build confidence, strength, and coordination in a welcoming space that encourages connection and fun. Pre-registration is required. Rates are $20 for a drop-in or $50 per month.

At Petco in San Diego, adoptable dogs from the rescue will be available to meet potential families. Walk-ins are welcome, and it is also possible to schedule an appointment to meet a specific pup in advance so a reservation can be placed to ensure that dog will be available during the event. Each dog includes medical records and has received vaccinations, de-worming, flea and tick treatment, a microchip, and spay or neuter surgery. Adoption fees vary by dog and start at $250, counted as a partially tax-deductible donation that supports care for more than 500 dogs. For questions, call or text 888.508.8943.

In Ocean Beach, San Diego, a free and pet friendly festival transforms the neighborhood near Dog Beach into a playground for pups and their people. Expect a haunted house created for canines, a lively costume contest, a new VIP area where you bring your own dog and the team handles the rest, and a pie eating face off just for four legged friends. A sprawling 80 foot pool party keeps tails wagging with a DJ soundtrack and canine cabanas, while brunch for dogs serves up a generous spread of home cooked fare. Guests can explore leading California pet exhibitors, strike heroic poses in a superhero themed photo booth with capes and masks, step into a 360 photo booth, and try a complimentary ride on a surf machine. Highlights also include Best in Show fun celebrating charming snaggle tooth smiles, the chance to win a year of treats from Tilted Barn, an amazement park, the Dogue Fashion Show, and a relaxing Holistic Pawpup Lounge. Races bring extra excitement with French bulldog sprints, wiener dog heats, corgi dashes, an open speed run for any breed and size, and a Doddle Mania category that welcomes them all. Rounding it out are dog blessings honoring the human and canine bond, a 100 foot art installation, and a bubbly foam party created just for dogs. For comfort and safety, the festival area becomes pedestrian only during the festivities.

Autism Tree’s Boys Mentor Program supports boys on the autism spectrum through positive mentorship that fosters confidence, social connection, and practical life skills. This hands-on Monster and Superhero Making workshop invites participants to imagine and construct their own monsters, superheroes, and action figures while taking on creative challenges. Clay, cardboard, and a variety of art materials are used, and the environment is designed to be encouraging and supportive.

A weekly Salsa and Bachata class series at Infinity Dancesport Center offers beginner friendly lessons that build confidence and joy through movement. Each session features Salsa followed by Bachata, with options for both newcomers and Level 2 dancers. No partner is needed. Veterans, service members, and their families are welcome at no cost, and pricing for others is $10 per week or $50 for six weeks.

The 2026 San Diego Walk for Apraxia brings families, friends, and professionals together at Town Center Community Park for a community celebration of Apraxia Stars. The event aims to create a safe, fun, and memorable experience for teams of supporters, and more information will be shared as plans are finalized. Registration is free, and each registered participant can work toward individual fundraising incentives, including this year’s Walk t-shirt, with a shirt available to registered walkers who raise $50. Apraxia Stars are honored individually for their dedication and receive a free t-shirt, medal, and certificate. Funds raised support Apraxia Kids programs that educate families and professionals, build community connections, and advance advocacy and research to strengthen support systems for children with childhood apraxia of speech. As the nation’s largest apraxia awareness event, the Walk helps expand understanding so more children can access the care they need.

Take part in a free Sahaja Yoga meditation session at Calavera Hills Community Center in Carlsbad, meeting in Room 101. It begins with a guided meditation that supports settling into thoughtless awareness and the present moment. Afterward, there is a brief overview of Sahaja Meditation with time for questions, along with balancing techniques and practical tips for building an at-home practice and a steady routine. Sahaja Yoga Meditation is based on the experience of Self-realization through Kundalini awakening, encouraging deep inner quiet and joy while easing unhelpful thoughts, anxieties, and worries. Provided by a non-profit founded in 1970 by Shri Mataji Nirmala Devi and practiced in over 100 countries, Sahaja Yoga is always free. Please wear shoes that are easy to slip off for meditation. Chairs are provided.

Riftbound Nexus Nights is hosted at Knowhere and uses a best-of-one format for games. The entry fee is $6.

This event is a Pokemon Gym Leader Challenge tournament featuring the Constructed GLC format. Entry is $6. Prize support is casual, with store credit added to the pool for each participant and awarded to the top finishers. A Pokemon Professor oversees play. GLC is an Eternal format for the Pokemon Trading Card Game.

Riftbound Card Game has arrived at Knowhere, with games now taking place there.

Paul and Brian will be at O'Sullivan's Irish Pub & Restaurant Escondido in Escondido, CA. Following the recent clock change, the event returns to its earlier summer schedule.

Beloved San Diego performers Eileen Bowman, David McBean, and Marcie Wuebben salute the great vocalists of the 1970s in an affectionate tribute concert honoring the singers who shaped their own artistic journeys. The program features powerhouse vocals, favorite songs from the era, and effortless onstage chemistry that revives the sound and spirit of the decade.

All ages are welcome, and everyone will need a ticket to enter. Guests under 18 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian, or by a responsible adult who is at least 25 with written authorization. Bringing very young children is not recommended, and children under 7 must have appropriate hearing protection. Infant changing facilities are not available at the venue. Support may change without notice, and refunds will not be issued if the support for the event changes. Tickets are offered through a public onsale, with artist, venue, and Blabbermouth presales, plus VIP package options.

Rin’s Dearest Diary Tour stops at SOMA San Diego. The event welcomes all ages, and tickets are priced between $25 and $28.

At The Original 40 Brewing Company in North Park, DJ HokieNick teams up with What Trivia for a general knowledge game night that pairs a traditional pen and paper format with modern production. Rounds and scoring are projected on large screens with crisp, venue-quality audio so every team can follow along. The format emphasizes teamwork and fair play with a no-phones approach, and the feel is social, lively, and community minded. Prizes go to the top three teams, and the entire tap lineup and kitchen menu are available.

GRAMMY-winning duo for KING + COUNTRY brings The Most Beautiful Colours album release tour to The Rady Shell at Jacobs Park in San Diego. The evening features first listens to new songs from their forthcoming album alongside fan favorites, presented with Joel and Luke Smallbone’s hallmark cinematic production, driving percussion, and storytelling. Expect intimate, up-close moments and insights into the heart behind the music, shaping a celebration centered on hope and faith. A VIP Artist Q&A Experience is available, which includes a premium seat, a pre-show question and answer session, early entry, and first access to merchandise shopping. Known for dynamic live shows and global reach, the brothers have earned four Grammy Awards, 13 number one hits, and more than five billion career streams, with recent highlights that include a Top 10 Billboard 200 debut for What Are We Waiting For?, the RIAA Gold-certified Burn the Ships, and the debut film Unsung Hero, honored as GMA Dove Award Feature Film of the Year.

A special tour celebrating the original cast brings Patricia Quinn, who first played Magenta, to a big-screen event featuring the film in a newly restored 4K presentation. Expect a live shadow cast, interactive audience participation, and a costume contest with additional surprises. VIP meet and greet tickets offer the chance to meet Patricia Quinn, take a personal photo, and receive an autograph.

Sunday nights in Ocean Beach transform into a high-energy karaoke party at Winston's with OB-oke. Aspiring rock stars and seasoned vocalists take the big stage backed by a powerful sound system, a skilled sound engineer, and new host K-rud. The production look includes stage lighting, a disco ball, and fog effects to elevate every performance. $5 drink specials run all night, and notable local singers often drop in, yet the mic remains open to all experience levels. It is karaoke, Ocean Beach style, with plenty of musical mayhem.

Warwick's teams up with USD’s College of Arts and Sciences and the Humanities Center to host #1 New York Times bestselling author Jodi Picoult for a conversation about her new book, Hollow Bones, at Shiley Theatre. Known for By Any Other Name, Mad Honey, and My Sister's Keeper, she will share insights into the new release and her body of work. Each ticket comes with a pre-signed copy of Hollow Bones and a professionally taken photo with the author. Personalization will not be offered.

Connect with stroke and brain injury survivors, caregivers, and loved ones in a supportive group focused on education and shared experience. The discussion explores practical self-care approaches, ways to sustain meaning and purpose after injury, and strategies for building positive peer relationships, along with other helpful topics.

This monthly gathering for women offers a warm space to connect, create, and encourage one another. Participants are invited to bring a current craft project, whether crocheting, watercoloring, or another favorite medium, for a relaxed time of making and conversation. Please also bring a dessert or snack to share and a meaningful Bible verse to inspire the group. Teens and adults are welcome, and friends or teen daughters may attend as well.

Award-winning San Diego author Dr. Sandra E. Bonura presents a book launch at Carlsbad City Library celebrating The Zoo Lady: How Belle Benchley Built the San Diego Zoo, a true account of the woman who helped turn a struggling local attraction into one of the world’s most beloved zoos. Belle Benchley, the first woman to lead a major zoo and a pioneer in conservation and education, influenced the course of zoology and inspired generations of animal lovers. Drawing on extensive research and an engaging narrative style, Bonura shares behind-the-scenes insights from her work, highlighting the challenges, triumphs, and memorable figures behind the San Diego Zoo’s rise. The program honors one of San Diego’s most influential women and echoes her belief that "Animal instinct is a gift we all possess if we learn to trust it."

A recurring trivia night takes place on the second Wednesday of each month.

An intimate unplugged concert with The Long Run, an acclaimed Eagles tribute, comes to Welk Resort Theatre. This special set focuses on beloved Eagles classics in a stripped back format, part of a limited run of Eagles Unplugged shows the group presents each year. Since forming in 2000, The Long Run has grown into one of North America’s most in demand Eagles tribute acts. The band was chosen by AXS TV for The World’s Greatest Tribute Bands, where a 90 minute live performance was televised to millions across five continents. That appearance achieved the highest ratings of the series and led to two return engagements. Audiences can expect rich vocal harmonies and meticulous musicianship that honor the original recordings while showcasing the group’s own stage personality. The band shares heartfelt appreciation for the chance to bring these timeless songs to fans near and far.

Steven Curtis Chapman brings the SPEECHLESS 25th Anniversary Tour to Skyline Church in San Diego (La Mesa), CA, celebrating 25 years of the landmark Speechless album. Expect the record performed from beginning to end, featuring seven former number-one radio hits including the title track, along with favorites like “Dive,” “Be Still and Know,” and “Fingerprints of God,” plus more songs and a few surprises. This stop is part of the tour’s final run. VIP, Early Entry, and General Admission entry options are available. Tickets are on sale, and to protect attendees from scams, third party resale is not allowed on TPR event pages. For official tickets and the most accurate updates, use the event’s designated ticketing outlet, since purchases through unofficial sellers are not guaranteed by TPR or supported for assistance.

Take an inside look at Community Resource Center’s impact in North County San Diego through a tour that highlights its programs in action. Participants visit the Food & Nutrition Center to see how hundreds of seniors, unsheltered individuals, and families access healthy food and vital nutrition services each month. The experience also introduces CRC’s mission to empower neighbors with pathways to healthy meals, stable homes, and safe relationships through comprehensive programs. Attendees meet the staff and volunteers who make this work possible. Space is limited and registration is required to secure a spot. To arrange a private tour, email development@crcncc.org.

Alma Lafarga leads an educational Medicare 101 session that helps attendees make sense of their coverage options before making important healthcare decisions. The presentation explains how Original Medicare, Parts A and B, works and clarifies the differences between Medicare Advantage and Medicare Supplement plans. It also covers prescription drug benefits under Part D, key enrollment windows and deadlines, common enrollment mistakes to avoid, and practical tips for selecting coverage that aligns with individual health needs and budget. The setting is intended to be relaxed and pressure free, with time afterward for general Medicare questions. Food and drinks will be available for purchase from Rubio’s Coastal Grill during the event, with options such as tacos, burritos, salads, wraps, and combo meals. The session is presented by Alma Lafarga, founder of EGV Insurance Agency, who has spent more than a decade helping Medicare beneficiaries understand their insurance choices and launched the agency after guiding her own family through Medicare, with a goal of offering personalized education and trusted guidance so people can make confident, informed decisions. For more information, contact Alma Lafarga at (619) 721-9109 or almalafarga@gmail.com.

Mission Bayfest is a multi-day music festival at Mariner's Point Park in Mission Beach. Expansive green spaces and panoramic, 360-degree views of Mission Bay surround the grounds, creating a scenic backdrop for the music.

The Dancing Bear Indian Trader Bead Retreat marks its 10th year at The Hampton Inn Carlsbad. Led by bead artist and instructor Cheyenne Faulkner, participants will complete four small projects included with the class fee, with details on the specific projects to be shared closer to the retreat. Each project is designed to be finished by the end of the event. The gathering starts with a meet and greet in the hotel lobby lounge that features open beading, lighthearted icebreaker games, and an optional Crafty White Elephant exchange for those who bring a handmade item valued at $20. The following days focus on guided project sessions with a break for lunch, along with additional time set aside for open beading. Attendees are welcome to bring unfinished pieces for open beading, and beads and supplies will be available for purchase on site. Registration includes a special goodie bag of assorted beads and craft supplies, coverage of the hotel conference room, an assortment of snacks across the weekend, and hot breakfast at the hotel on Saturday and Sunday.

Logic and G-Eazy bring The Endless Summer Tour Part II to North Island Credit Union Amphitheatre. The event will proceed in any weather, and all tickets include access to the unpaved parking areas. Guests can opt for a premier parking upgrade that provides paved spaces closer to the venue entrance. Ticket access includes a public onsale plus presales for the artists, North Island Credit Union, Spotify, Citi Cardmembers, and Live Nation. Citi Cardmember preferred tickets and VIP packages are also available.

Shakey Graves brings the Fondness, Etc. Tour with Wild Pink to The Sound. Admission is open to all ages, and every attendee will need a ticket. Guests under 18 must be accompanied by a parent, guardian, or a responsible adult who is at least 25 and has written authorization. Bringing very young children is not recommended, and anyone younger than 7 must have appropriate hearing protection. The venue does not provide infant changing facilities. Supporting acts may change without advance notice, and tickets will not be refunded if support changes. Ticket access includes an artist presale, a venue presale, and a public on sale.

High-energy live music fills the Jive Lounge inside Jamul Casino as Cassie B and her band take the stage. With powerhouse vocals, magnetic presence, and a genre-blending style, the show mixes today’s hits with timeless favorites across pop, country, rock, and crowd singalongs. Whether familiar with her Dream Like Taylor tribute to Taylor Swift or discovering her for the first time, the band delivers an electrifying performance that keeps the audience engaged from start to finish. The Jive Lounge offers an intimate, lively atmosphere suited to live music and dancing for an all-in-one entertainment experience.

In Downtown Vista, this community-centered celebration spotlights Chicana, Latina, and Indigenous art, culture, creativity, and community. The festival uplifts artists, storytellers, musicians, makers, and culture bearers who sustain tradition and inspire future generations, creating a welcoming space for connection, learning, and celebration through art, music, food, education, and cultural expression. Attendees can watch local artists at work, explore handmade goods from artisan and small business vendors, enjoy live music and cultural performances, find food vendors and community resources, and take part in family-friendly activities, with opportunities to connect with creatives, community leaders, and changemakers. The event emphasizes honoring roots, supporting local artists and entrepreneurs, and nurturing a place where culture and creativity thrive.

Los Angeles Basketry Guild and the Misti Washington Gourd & Basket Guild present a special class led by Mary Price, known as The Wanderlust Weaver. The day features two projects, starting with Mini Oval in the morning and wrapping up with Chocolate Swirl. Instruction covers starting spokes on a wood base, continuous over under weaving, a folded matchstick rim, double triple twine with a focus on shaping, four rod wale, and a traditional lashed rim.

Now in its second year, Rev & Rally is a Law Enforcement Torch Run motorcycle ride that benefits Special Olympics Southern California. Riders, law enforcement personnel, families, and community supporters travel a scenic backroads route with checkpoints, then celebrate at a luncheon featuring live entertainment, a silent auction, prize drawings, and meals served by local law enforcement. The ride departs from Indian Motorcycle of El Cajon and concludes at Heroes Woodfired Pizza. Registration options include $50 for a single rider with an optional $35 lunch, $75 for a rider with a passenger with an optional $35 lunch, or $45 for lunch only. Each registration includes a Rev & Rally event T-shirt and one opportunity drawing ticket. Donations directly strengthen local programs for athletes with intellectual disabilities, including $50 for new sports equipment, $100 to support training and leadership opportunities, $500 to fund an athlete for a full year, $2,500 to provide meals for regional competitions, and $10,000 to launch or sustain a School Partnership Program for a season or to sponsor a Regional Games event. For sponsorship inquiries, contact Chloe Petch at cpetch@sosc.org or 619.309.8727.

Experience outdoor yoga followed by a guided interpretive hike at Mountain Meadow Preserve, blending mindful movement with time on the trail. The series is supported by a grant from The Conrad Prebys Foundation and occurs on the second Friday and third Saturday of each month, weather permitting.

Rev & Rally returns for its second year with a motorcycle ride benefiting Special Olympics Southern California. The ride begins at Indian Motorcycle of El Cajon and follows backroads to Heroes Restaurant in Santa Ysabel. Attendees can expect opportunity drawings, live music, and food served by local law enforcement leaders, all in support of building a more inclusive community. Registration is $50 per rider or $75 for a double. Lunch can be added for $35 per person, and a lunch only option is available for $45. Each registration includes a Rev & Rally event T-shirt and one opportunity drawing ticket. Sponsorship opportunities are available. For details, contact Chloe Petch at 619-309-8727 or cpetch@sosc.org.

Bichon Bash returns to Cardiff Sports Park with a securely fenced play area where friendly dogs under 30 pounds can romp safely. Designated parking will be available at the Spiritual Living Center near the park, and shaded seating will offer a comfortable spot to relax between activities. The day features a food truck, a mix of tasty options, local vendors, raffle prizes, and a few cheerful surprises. Attendees can browse and bid on baskets filled with goodies, enjoy a playful pup fashion show for dogs dressed to impress, and take home swag bags. Proceeds support BFK, and this gathering serves as its only annual fundraiser. Admission is $48 per person or $100 per family defined as two adults plus kids, and is treated as a tax-deductible donation. Each paid entry includes shaded seating and a swag bag. Space is limited, and raffle tickets can be purchased in advance. Sponsorships are available at several levels, including Friend at $50, Supporter at $100, and Platinum, Gold, Silver, and Bronze. Donations are tax deductible and receipts are provided. For sponsorship inquiries, contact Marti Colwell at marti@bichonfurkids.org. Dog-friendly lodging options nearby include Park Hyatt Aviara Resort with a $150 per pet fee per stay, Hilton San Diego Del Mar with a $75 pet fee, and Hampton Inn Encinitas Cardiff Beach Area with a $75 pet fee.

Scream Diego returns to San Diego as a Halloween and horror convention at the DoubleTree by Hilton San Diego - Mission Valley, featuring a full-on zombie theme. Attendees can explore a bustling hall of horror, spooky, and oddities vendors, browse and purchase original artwork, and enjoy entertainment that includes karaoke, a DJ, and the Monster Prom. Two panel rooms host conversations on topics like diversity in horror, the state of the local scene, writing horror, and more. An independent horror film festival screens shorts from local and regional filmmakers and aspiring directors. A game room runs throughout the day, the Kid’s SCREAM Zone offers playful and spooky activities, and a costume contest awards prizes in separate kids and adults categories, including tickets to other events such as San Diego Anime Con. Children 8 and under are free. Ticket options include an Early Saturday Scream ticket for 15 dollars, General Admission for 20 dollars, Day-Of General Admission for 25 dollars, and a VIP Scream ticket for 75 dollars. The VIP pass includes admission, an exclusive badge, a themed tote bag, preferred seating at panels and screenings where available, a T-shirt, a three-sticker pack, an exclusive signed poster, and a collector trading card. Expect a full day of activity with the vendor and artist hall, panels, game room, kids area, and independent short film screenings, followed by evening entertainment capped by the Monster Prom. Badges and wristbands may not be resold, shared, or transferred, and violations can result in cancellation without refund. Refunds are available until the day before the event, with none offered on or after the event date. A zero tolerance policy against harassment is strictly enforced, covering behavior such as verbal harassment, recording or photographing without explicit verbal consent, stalking or following, and any nonconsensual physical contact. Scream Diego is produced by Silk Road Productions and is part of a family of pop culture events that includes Fangaea Con, San Diego Anime Con, AnimeLand, AniPop, the San Diego Ramen Festival, and the Tortured Hearts Ball.

At Del Mar Fairgrounds in San Diego, an open-air DroneArt Show celebrates the world of Harry Potter as 1,200 illuminated drones paint the sky with familiar characters and unforgettable scenes from the films. The choreography moves in time with the series’ iconic music, and LED wristbands given to attendees synchronize with the display so the audience becomes part of the spectacle. A live electric violinist underscores key musical moments, adding an energetic layer to the experience. This newest edition of the DroneArt Show series runs about 60 minutes and includes an intermission. All ages are welcome, with free entry for children under 3. The venue is ADA compliant. Since it is held outdoors at night, dressing warmly is recommended. Before the show, guests can enjoy themed treats and beverages and browse exclusive merchandise such as wands, scarves, and collectibles to bring home. Butterbeer is offered at select locations.

This artist talk and closing reception at Cardiff-by-the-Sea Library centers on a new series of paintings shaped by a recent return to the landscapes of the artist’s ancestors in Italy’s Campania region. The work grows from a family story, translating heritage and place into color and texture to honor deep roots. Hear how the journey informed the creative process, explore the inspirations behind the canvases, and mark the close of the exhibition with a final look at the collection.

A parents night out with party time for the kids awaits at a Halloween celebration hosted at Shaolin Kempo Arts. Children ages 4 to 10 are encouraged to wear their costumes and enjoy a festive atmosphere with pizza, snacks, water, and plenty of fun.

Tumua Das' How Tour brings a live performance to The Magnolia with admission open to all ages. Schedules and any supporting acts may change. For tickets obtained through third parties, the box office cannot verify authenticity, so any concerns must be handled directly with the seller. Premier Parking is available at a discount when secured ahead of time, priced at $10 in advance and $20 on the day of the show. The outdoor Plaza Pre-Party welcomes attendees with early access to the plaza and lobby, plus a taco stand offering freshly made nachos, elote corn, specialty cocktails, and more for purchase. Ticket options include a public on-sale as well as Citi Cardmember, Artist, and Live Nation presales.

Bonnie Raitt, a celebrated singer, songwriter, and slide guitarist who blends blues, R&B, rock, and pop, performs at The Rady Shell at Jacobs Park with special guest Jon Cleary & The Absolute Monster Gentlemen. After two decades building a devoted following, she broke through in the early 90s with the Grammy winning albums Nick of Time and Luck of the Draw, home to favorites like "Something to Talk About" and "I Can’t Make You Love Me." A 13 time Grammy recipient, she entered the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2000, and Rolling Stone has included her among the 100 Greatest Guitarists and the 100 Greatest Singers. Since releasing the acclaimed 2022 studio album Just Like That…, which earned three Grammys, she has spent much of the past four years performing across North America, the UK, Ireland, Europe, and Australia. Her more than five decade career has been honored with distinctions such as Kennedy Center Honoree in 2024, the Billboard Women in Music Icon Award in 2022, and a 2021 Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award. The San Diego Symphony Orchestra is not part of this concert.

10,000 Maniacs perform at Humphreys Concerts by the bay in a reserved seated setting. Security will screen all guests with metal-detecting wands, and every bag is subject to search. Bags larger than 12 x 12 x 6 are not permitted, and backpacks are not allowed. Outside food and beverages are prohibited. Umbrellas, cameras, and recording devices may not be brought into the venue. Tickets are required for attendees of all ages, and lap-sitting is not permitted. There is no exit and re-entry once inside. Smoking, including e-cigarettes, is not allowed. All details and policies are subject to change without notice.

Next Stop Comedy presents an evening of stand-up at Backyard Brewery. Every performance features a fresh mix of comics, including talent with television appearances and podcast credits.

A tribute concert celebrating the music of Fleetwood Mac and Stevie Nicks, performed by Stevie Nicks Illusion. Presented as an evening-with experience, the event is open to all ages.

Boy Harsher takes the stage at The Sound for an all ages show. Every attendee must have a ticket to enter. Anyone under 18 must be accompanied by a parent, guardian, or a responsible adult who is at least 25 years old and has written permission. Bringing very young children is discouraged, and kids under 7 must wear suitable hearing protection. The venue does not offer infant changing stations. Opening acts may change without notice, and refunds are not available if the supporting lineup shifts. Tickets are offered through an artist presale, venue presale, GV presale, and a general public on sale.

Presented by the Los Angeles Basketry Guild and the Misti Washington Gourd & Basket Guild, this special class in the San Diego area features Mary Price, “The Wanderlust Weaver.” Centered on the Queen’s Cup, the instruction covers continuous spiral weaving to create smooth contours, triple twine arrow motifs in seagrass, and a wire lattice overlay that brings shimmer and texture. Guidance also includes wrapping handles with seagrass and finishing the piece with a distinctive rim.

Settle into a mindful outdoor yoga session at the Birdwing Open Air Classroom in San Diego, led by Susan McCrea. Expect a warming vinyasa flow with music and quiet views of the San Dieguito Lagoon, offering time to slow down, breathe deeply, and reconnect with nature. Participation also supports the San Dieguito River Valley Conservancy and its work in conservation, restoration, education, and community involvement. Bring a yoga mat, wear comfortable clothing for easy movement, and consider water and a towel. The class takes place on hard rock and dirt surfaces, and the site is located about 0.21 miles down an easy trail from the San Dieguito Lagoon Staging Area along the Coast to Crest Trail. The Birdwing Open Air Classroom can be a little tricky to locate, so plan a short hike in from the staging area.

Enjoy dinner and dancing along the marina at Galley At The Marina.

Offer your dog or cat gentle dental care performed without anesthesia. The service focuses on fresher breath and cleaner teeth, and appointments typically take under an hour. A veterinary screening is required prior to the cleaning. This is a one day event with limited appointment availability, and further details are provided through the ticketing option.

Boo’s & Brews Paint Night blends Halloween flair, hands-on art, and craft beer at BNS Brewing & Distilling Co. in Santee. Heart Art LLC leads a themed painting session suited to both beginners and experienced painters. Admission includes all supplies with instruction, a drink coupon, and a raffle entry for a chance to win a Halloween goodie basket. Participants head home with their finished canvas, and costumes are welcome for extra fun. Open to all ages.

Iron & Wine brings a live show to The Magnolia. All ages are welcome. Schedules and supporting artists may change. Premier Parking is available at a discount when purchased in advance for $10, increasing to $20 on the day of the show. A plaza pre-party on the outdoor patio offers early entry to the plaza, lobby, and taco stand, with freshly made nachos, elote corn, specialty cocktails, and more available for purchase. Tickets bought through third-party outlets cannot be verified by the box office, and any issues must be handled with the third-party seller. Presales include Artist, Citi Cardmember, Ticketmaster, Live Nation, and HOB Foundation Room Member options, with a public on sale to follow.

Autism Society San Diego hosts Coffee Talk at Panera Bread in Carlsbad, a welcoming meetup for coffee, information, and support. Everyone is encouraged to attend, including parents, caregivers, autistic adults, and community members. Children are welcome as well.

The Long Run presents an intimate unplugged concert celebrating the music of the Eagles. Since 2000, this tribute has been widely regarded among the top Eagles acts, recognized for rich harmonies, precise musicianship, and a respectful take on the original recordings paired with its own live personality. AXS TV selected the band to perform the Eagles’ music on its hit tribute series, where a 90 minute set reached millions on five continents, earned the show’s highest ratings, and led to two return appearances. Their touring has taken them throughout the United States as well as Canada, Mexico, Bermuda, Norway, the Philippines, Sri Lanka, Singapore, Malaysia, and Australia. Only a small number of these Eagles Unplugged performances take place each year, offering an intimate rock concert built around classic songs.

Chelsea Wolfe brings THE DARK World Tour to The Magnolia. This all-ages event features a Plaza Pre-Party on the outdoor patio that provides early access to the plaza and lobby, along with a taco stand serving freshly made nachos, elote corn, specialty cocktails, and more available for purchase. Premier Parking can be secured in advance at a discount, priced at $10 in advance and $20 if purchased later. Support acts and scheduling are subject to change. Tickets purchased through third-party outlets cannot be verified by the venue box office, and any concerns with those orders should be directed to the seller. Ticket options include artist and Live Nation presales, Citi cardmember presales and preferred tickets, as well as VIP packages.

Explore how to support the Garden through a volunteer training centered on nature, community, and making a positive impact. Adults 18 and older from all backgrounds are welcome, and no prior experience or special skills are required, only enthusiasm and a willingness to help. Participants become part of a friendly, supportive team that keeps the Garden flourishing, whether contributing a few hours occasionally or volunteering on a regular basis, and every effort makes a lasting difference.

Non-anesthetic dental cleanings for dogs and cats are available, with sessions typically taking under an hour to help freshen breath and leave teeth clean. A veterinary screening and exam are required. This is a single-day event, and appointments are limited. For more details, use the Get Tickets option.

Experience a rooftop Halloween celebration with a Shipwrecked theme at Vintana wine + dine.

Dermot Kennedy brings The Weight of the Woods Tour to Cal Coast Credit Union Open Air Theatre in San Diego. Doors will open ahead of the performance so attendees can get settled. Tickets are released in phases, beginning with an artist presale and followed by a public onsale.

At Pets Plus - Escondido, non-anesthetic teeth cleaning for dogs and cats is available to help achieve fresh breath and clean teeth in under an hour. A veterinary screening or exam is required. This is a one day event with limited appointment slots. Check the Get Tickets section for details.

Build a strong foundation in American Sign Language with a welcoming class presented by the Deaf Ministry. The class focuses on basic signs and communication skills to help participants feel confident and to learn how to interact appropriately with deaf and hard-of-hearing individuals. All are welcome, ages 7 and up.

Rise Against performs live at Great Park Live in Irvine, CA. The band takes the stage at this Irvine venue for a concert.

This event welcomes attendees of all ages. It is standing room only, and chairs or blankets are not permitted. ADA accommodations are available, though access may be limited if capacity is reached.

The Boo Bash dressage show at Deer Springs Equestrian in San Marcos takes place in the covered arena with N. Brent Hicks, S, serving as judge. This competition is USEF Level 2 with USEF #346395 and USDF #346395, and it is recognized by the California Dressage Society. It is an official qualifying competition for 2027 from Intro through Grand Prix. A prize list is available for review.

A restorative morning of mindfulness, meditation, and gentle movement awaits adults ages 55 and up. The Escondido Creek Conservancy introduces Wellness in the Watershed, a four-part series at Mountain Meadow Preserve. Each session runs for two hours at the Swenerton Education Center, an outdoor learning and event space where experienced instructors guide practices in a natural setting. The series features yoga with a sound bath led by Sara Ferrer, land-based somatic practices with Mandy McGaugh, breathwork with Susan Tuttle, and qigong with Martha Blane. Attendance is free, advance registration through Eventbrite is required, and space is limited. Support is provided by the Prebys Foundation.

Gather at Charlie’s Family Restaurant in Escondido for an open chapter meetup that welcomes guests. Order breakfast from the menu on your own, then take part in a brief business update followed by a short, uplifting devotion. When the meeting wraps up, the group sets out for a fellowship ride. Distances typically range from 100 to 200 miles and the pace is set together with safety in mind. All riders and all types of bikes are welcome, and guests traveling in cages are invited too.

Now in its third year, this Halloween candy crawl brings trick or treating to Park Blvd as participating local businesses hand out sweets and share seasonal fun. Children of any age are welcome to dress up and collect treats from storefront to storefront, and each child should be accompanied by an adult. The atmosphere blends spooky flair with friendly neighborhood energy along the boulevard.

At TERI Common Grounds Café & Coffee Bar in San Marcos, Straight Jazz No Chaser, with Kasey Coe on lead vocals, delivers a polished jazz set for the local scene. Enjoy outdoor dining as they play American Songbook favorites alongside folk and roots classics.

Marc Maron brings the Yammering into the Void Tour to The Magnolia for an all-ages event. Support acts may change. The box office does not verify tickets purchased through third-party sellers, and any issues with those orders must be handled with the seller. Premier Parking can be bought in advance for $10 or on the day of the show for $20. The outdoor patio features a Plaza Pre-Party with early entry to the plaza and lobby, plus a taco stand with freshly made nachos, elote corn, specialty cocktails, and more available for purchase. Ticketing includes a public onsale as well as presales for Citi cardmembers, the artist, and Live Nation.

Alex Misko performs at the Museum of Making Music, showcasing his modern fingerstyle approach. His online videos have drawn more than 80 million views, and his credits include a Carnegie Hall appearance and work with Hans Zimmer. Despite his youth, he has released seven albums and built a YouTube following of over one million subscribers, with performances reaching audiences from the United States to Japan. He is known for his custom Frankenstein Guitar, an acoustic instrument with a triple detuning system, built in percussion, and 14 pickups. Blending inventive technique with approachable musicality, his compositions connect across cultures.

Lithium Vibe performs live at the Mainstream with a full band and dance-friendly music.

Pacific Concert Group Inc presents a multi-artist concert at Frontwave Arena featuring Stevie B, The Cover Girls, Trinere, Johnny O, Lisette Melendez, Noel, and John Minnis. This is an all ages show. Venue and local health requirements will be in place, and updates to those policies are not grounds for a refund. The lineup may change. By entering, attendees consent to the use of photo and video captured during the event.

Bryson Tiller brings The Neo Trapsoul Tour to North Island Credit Union Amphitheatre for a performance that goes on rain or shine. All tickets come with access to parking in the unpaved lots, and upgrades are available for premier parking in paved areas closer to the entrance. The sales schedule includes multiple presales, among them Bryson Tiller, North Island Credit Union, Majid Jordan, Ty Dolla $ign, Citi Cardmember, and Live Nation. VIP options are offered, including packages and a meet and greet opportunity, along with a public onsale and Citi Cardmember Preferred tickets.

Switchfoot brings a live show to The Sound at the Del Mar Fairgrounds in Del Mar, California.

All ages are welcome, and every attendee will need a ticket to enter. Guests under 18 must be accompanied by a parent, guardian, or a responsible adult who is at least 25 and carries written authorization. Bringing very young children is not recommended, and anyone under 7 must have proper hearing protection. Infant changing facilities are not available at the venue. Supporting acts may change without notice, and refunds will not be issued if the support lineup changes. Ticket access includes a public on sale, along with fan club, artist, and venue presales, plus VIP package presales and availability.

Gethen Jenkins headlines a live show with support from Laub Music. This is an all ages event.

Meet adoptable dogs and reptiles alongside ambassador animals that help teach responsible pet care at a relaxed meet and greet taking place at Pets Plus in Vista. The rescue team is available to answer questions, explain volunteer and foster opportunities, and provide guidance on how to begin the adoption process. It offers a welcoming setting to learn about fostering, explore adoption options, and find meaningful ways to support rescue work.

A Conscious Vision Monthly Gathering brings people together for an afternoon focused on connection, intuition, and community, featuring the semi-annual Energy Fest with contributions from community members. The experience begins with a networking circle where participants can introduce their offerings, highlight upcoming events and workshops, share information about their businesses, and present creative projects to the group. Flyers and business cards are welcome. After the circle, the Energy Fest continues with time dedicated to community connection, followed by a plant-based potluck where attendees may bring a dish to share. There is no cost to attend, to give, or to receive, and everyone is welcome. Curiosity, openness, and meaningful connection are encouraged.

Classics 4 Kids hosts a fall gala at Maderas Golf Club, marking a new setting for the event. Attendees can look forward to live performances, wine-themed bingo, a silent auction, and additional elements that will be announced. Tickets become available in mid August. The gathering reflects a commitment to giving children a broader world through music education. Sponsorship opportunities are available, with more details to follow.

Celtic Thunder presents an expanded take on their successful production, devoted to the songs that have resonated most with audiences. The program spotlights the group’s signature harmonies, sweeping ballads, and high-energy moments through a carefully arranged collection of career-defining tracks. Listeners will hear a blend of cherished Irish folk selections and contemporary pieces, capturing the anthems that have shaped the group’s legacy. The emphasis is on connection and nostalgia, offering a warm look back at highlights from across the years.

Foreigner performs live at Harrah's Southern California Casino & Resort in Valley Center, CA.

This event offers multiple seating options to fit your preference. General admission costs $30 in advance and $33 on the day of the event. Gold Circle seats in the first four rows on the floor are $53, and reserved loft seating is $53. Tickets for the loft, general admission, and Gold Circle are available at the box office, and purchases made online or by phone include additional convenience fees.

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.

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.

Celebrate the 40th anniversary of Jim Henson’s Labyrinth with a concert experience at The Magnolia. All ages are welcome. Arrive early for the Plaza Pre-Party on the outdoor patio, which offers early access to the plaza and lobby, plus a taco stand with freshly made nachos, elote corn, specialty cocktails and more available for purchase. Premier Parking can be reserved ahead of time for $10, or purchased the day of the show for $20. For tickets, use official outlets, as the box office cannot verify third-party purchases and any issues must be handled directly with the seller. Presale options are listed for Citi Cardmembers, Bandsintown, Ticketmaster, HOB Foundation Room Members, and Live Nation, along with a St. Patrick’s Day Doublin Deal. Event details and any support acts are subject to change.

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.

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.

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

Wave-In Day offers free admission for everyone through a collaboration with the Heritage of the Americas Museum. The museum hosts a Peruvian showcase with Balboa Park’s House of Peru that includes Peruvian food, alpacas, and performances. All activities are held at the museum, and musical performances take place in the Garden’s large amphitheater.

An all-ages show features a plaza pre-party on the outdoor patio, offering early access to the plaza and lobby along with a taco stand serving freshly made nachos, elote corn, specialty cocktails, and more available for purchase. The schedule and any supporting performers are subject to change. Premier Parking can be purchased ahead of time to save, priced at $10 in advance or $20 on the day of the show. Tickets purchased through third-party outlets cannot be verified by the box office, so any issues must be handled directly with the seller. Ticket access includes a general public on sale as well as presales for Citi cardmembers, the artist, and Live Nation.

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 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.

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 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.

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 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.

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.

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.

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.

A community adoption event and donation drive at Petco in Santee features meet-and-greets with adoptable dogs, a visit with Senior Dog Ambassador Mikki, and opportunities to connect with team members Jessica Garcia, Operations Manager, and Cameron Bjornsson, Kennel Assistant. Take part in drawings for gift baskets, donate items such as food and enrichment chews, contribute to fundraising for Baguette’s medical care, and learn more about the rescue and its adoptable dogs. Adoptable pets are also listed on Adopt-A-Pet. Dog rosters will be announced closer to the event and may change.

Escondido Moose Lodge 1874 hosts an easygoing night devoted to country music, featuring familiar classics, steady rhythms, and plenty of chances for two-stepping and sing-alongs. The dance floor stays lively, the bar is welcoming with chilled drinks, and the lodge setting suits the sound perfectly. Longtime members and newcomers alike can expect a relaxed crowd and a straightforward, boots-friendly country vibe.

Three tribute acts come together for a night of heavy metal favorites. Maiden United performs the music of Iron Maiden, Dios Resurrection salutes the catalogs of Ronnie James Dio, Black Sabbath, and Rainbow, and Mind Cryme delivers a set devoted to Queensryche. This event is open to all ages.

Fast Times in San Diego hosts an 80's night featuring Totally 80's Band. Food, drinks, and dancing are part of the experience.

Anesthesia-free dental cleanings are available for dogs and cats, aiming to leave teeth cleaner and breath fresher in under an hour. A veterinary screening or exam is required before the procedure. This takes place on a single day with a limited number of appointments. For more information, see the Get Tickets section.

This Veterans Day celebration takes place at Grossmont Center.

Stand-up comedian Michael Blaustein brings the final leg of his Taste Me Tour to Balboa Theatre - San Diego, offering a last chance to see this set live. His comedy clips have drawn more than 900 million views across social platforms, and he has played to sold-out crowds around the world, finishing 2025 with over 70,000 tickets sold. When he is not touring, he co-hosts the hit podcast Stiff Socks with Trevor Wallace, which has surpassed 70 million downloads, and he has collaborated with brands including Manscaped, Liquid Death, and BetterHelp.

The Sound welcomes a concert featuring The Psychedelic Furs with special guests We Are Scientists. This is an all ages event, and every attendee must have a ticket to enter. Anyone under 18 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian, or by a responsible adult who is at least 25 and has written authorization. Bringing very young children is not recommended, and those younger than 7 are required to use appropriate hearing protection. The venue does not provide infant changing facilities. Supporting acts may change without notice, and refunds are not available if the support lineup shifts. Ticket access includes a public onsale along with several presales, including artist, venue, and Spotify options, plus a BOGO listing.

Highlighting the vibrant Bahamian music scene, this special showcase features the performer Bahamas. Expect an evening of engaging songs and melodies with plenty of soul, keeping the focus on the music.

At the Del Mar Racetrack and Fairgrounds, a full slate of thoroughbred races unfolds with tactical intrigue from the break and early pace battles to the final charge to the line. Spectators can follow trainers, jockeys, and horses as the card progresses, choosing viewing spots that bring the action close and leave room to settle in for an extended visit.

Del Mar Thoroughbred Racing returns to the Del Mar Racetrack and Fairgrounds in Del Mar, California for an afternoon of live racing. The coastal setting pairs fast-paced contests with long-standing track traditions, from paddock perspectives and up-close pre-race moments to the evolving strategies of each field as conditions shift. Top-tier horses and jockeys compete in a venue that blends a historic atmosphere with a distinctly Southern California feel.

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Anesthesia-free dental cleaning for dogs and cats takes place at Carlsbad Pet and Feed. Each visit aims to freshen breath and clean teeth, and typically takes under an hour. A veterinary screening and exam is required. This is a one day offering with limited appointments, so see Get Tickets for details.

The Graduates present a heartfelt tribute to the iconic sound of Simon and Garfunkel, honoring the 45th anniversary of the 1981 Reunion Concert in Central Park. The set features beloved hits such as Mrs. Robinson, The Boxer, Bridge Over Troubled Water, and The Sound of Silence, delivered with close-knit harmonies and careful attention to the original arrangements. With engaging stage presence and polished musicianship, this touring production captures the spirit and storytelling that shaped a generation and brings the era vividly to life.

The first edition of this bachata celebration brings San Diego a multi day experience presented by Bachata Sensual America and set at the Hyatt Regency La Jolla at Aventine. Internationally recognized instructors and DJs come together for immersive workshops, vibrant socials, exciting competitions, and a polished performance showcase. Leading the instructor lineup are Korke and Judith from Spain, creators of Bachata Sensual, joined by Alonso and Noelia, Irene and Tomas, and additional artists including Emily and Tonnam, Cisco and Alex, Joe and Michelle, David and Bere, and Julie Hansen, with more to be announced. The DJ roster features DJ The Don and DJ Valeriia from Houston, DJ Encanto from the Bay Area, DJ Tim from the Midwest, and Los Angeles favorites DJ Jassy and DJ A Line. Across three full days, attendees can expect daytime dance lessons, a Jack and Jill competition and finals, a curated showcase, and late night social dancing. A pre party is also planned, with the location to be announced. Artist participation may change. All purchases are final, and pass transfers are permitted until a stated deadline and may require a fee. Attendance is subject to a code of conduct.

Taking place at Dexter's Deli in Del Mar, this one-day clinic offers non-anesthetic dental cleanings for dogs and cats. Appointments take under an hour and focus on cleaner teeth and fresher breath. A veterinary screening or exam is required. Appointment slots are limited, and additional details can be found in the ticket information.

CFMOTO of El Cajon hosts a hands-on motorcycle demo featuring the newest CFMOTO lineup. Expect real seat time to experience performance and explore the models up close. Capacity is limited, demos are first come, first served, and pre-registration is available to reserve a spot. Participants must be 18 or older with a valid driver’s license and motorcycle endorsement. A signed demo waiver is required. Closed-toe shoes, long pants, and a long-sleeve shirt or jacket are required, with gloves recommended. A helmet and eye protection are mandatory. A zero tolerance alcohol and drug policy applies.

An evening of live country music at Lakeside VFW Carter Smith Post 5867 offers a welcoming VFW setting and refreshing drinks. The night centers on camaraderie, music, and appreciation for the people who support veterans and the local community. Guests can dance, sing along to familiar songs, or relax and enjoy the performance.

West Coast Tavern, connected to the venue, offers dinner and drinks. Parking is available in the structure directly across the street, and validation for that structure is included with your ticket and completed at the venue. The schedule is subject to change. Ticket access includes a public on-sale and several presales, including Citi Cardmember, Artist, Spotify, Knotfest, Blabbermouth, and Live Nation.

TOAST brings the Best of Bread tour back to Escondido by popular demand after a sellout last year. This tribute celebrates a band that earned 13 entries on the Billboard Hot 100, with Rolling Stone crediting Bread for virtually inventing soft rock in the early seventies and highlighting favorites like “Make It With You,” “If,” “Baby I’m-a Want You,” and “Everything I Own.” With surviving members David Gates and Robb Royer enjoying retirement, TOAST keeps the legacy alive with a live sound that listeners often note is remarkably close to the original recordings. The set spans tender ballads and upbeat classics that invite both quiet nostalgia and moments that get you on your feet. The performance takes place at California Center for the Arts, Escondido.

AEG Presents brings The Ugly Tour to Pechanga Arena San Diego, featuring Teddy Swims with support from MarcLo and Natasha Bedingfield. Tickets are delivered to mobile devices only, with no printed options available. Prices may change based on demand, and VIP packages cannot be transferred or resold. A transfer delay applies, so tickets cannot be transferred until 72 hours before the show. Orders that exceed the eight-ticket limit may be canceled without notice, and the venue cannot verify the validity of tickets purchased through third parties. There are no refunds or exchanges, and guests ages two and older need a ticket for entry. Security screening will apply to all guests and bags. Clear totes made of plastic, vinyl, or PVC up to 12 x 6 x 12 inches, one-gallon clear storage bags, and small clutches up to 4.5 x 6.5 inches are permitted, while oversized bags such as backpacks, suitcases, beach bags, and laptop bags are not allowed. The venue does not offer a general bag or coat check. Accessible seating is available throughout the arena for those who require it. Event health and safety guidelines may change, and such changes are not grounds for a refund.

ELT and NW3 trials presented by Rewarding Rover LLC, Uberdog, and Claire Brocato will take place at First United Methodist Church Chula Vista. The premium is available for review. Because the venue is an active space where people work and learn, please do not contact or visit the site ahead of the event, and refrain from any training on the grounds after official approval or announcement. Following these rules helps ensure the location can continue to be used in the future.

A women-focused mud run welcomes participants of every age and body type for a fun, non-competitive challenge on a three-mile course. Over 17 obstacles invite you to run, walk, climb, slide, and crawl, turning the route into a shared adventure filled with muddy laughs and team spirit. The emphasis is on camaraderie rather than rankings, creating space to connect with friends and leave with unforgettable memories.

Artist Kathi Rothe leads a creative session where participants craft an owl image using bits of junk jewelry and assorted small trinkets. Choose eyes, a beak, feathers, ears, and wings from a large selection of costume jewelry and other artifacts, then arrange the pieces into a design that reflects your style. Friendly instruction helps you combine and compose the elements as your owl comes together.

Designed for anyone who may be away from family, the Friendsgiving Feast gathers the community at Conejo Gardens for a shared meal and meaningful conversation. Attendees can meet new people, strengthen connections with neighbors, and celebrate the spirit of Thanksgiving around the table.

A solo exhibition by artist Kelly Vivanco presents a focused showcase of her artwork. Visitors can explore a cohesive selection that centers on her creative vision, offering uninterrupted time with her pieces. This event spotlights one artist in full, providing a clear look at her style and body of work.

Experience a restorative sound bath led by Ian, featuring resonant tones from singing bowls and gongs that fill the space with soothing vibration. The session aims to settle the nervous system, reduce stress, and encourage deep relaxation, which may support better sleep as gentle sounds help shift brainwave activity. Many people report an emotional reset as tension softens, negative feelings release, and a more positive outlook emerges. The practice also supports focus and mental clarity, cultivating inner peace and a sense of balance. Bring a mat, props, bolsters, blankets, and any cozy items that enhance comfort. Registration is available through the MBO app.

Marisela, often called La Dama de Hierro, the Iron Lady, showcases her unmistakable voice and heartfelt storytelling in a concert that spans decades. The performance features beloved classics like Enamorada y Herida, Mi Problema, Sola con Mi Soledad, and Ya No alongside more recent hits. Each song adds to a celebration of love and heartbreak, brought to life through powerful lyrics and a magnetic stage presence that resonates with longtime followers and new listeners alike.

Los Tigres del Norte perform at Pechanga Arena San Diego in a concert open to all ages. Children two and older need a ticket for entry. Tickets are delivered to mobile devices only, with no printed options, and a transfer delay applies so tickets cannot be transferred until 72 hours before the show. VIP packages are not transferable or resellable. Pricing may vary based on demand. Orders that exceed the limit of eight tickets may be canceled, and the venue cannot verify tickets purchased through third parties. AXS is the official ticketing platform, and QR codes are accessible through the AXS mobile app linked to the purchasing email. All sales are final with no refunds or exchanges. Health and safety policies may change, and such updates do not qualify for a refund. Security screening is required for all guests and bags. Only clear plastic, vinyl, or PVC totes up to 12 x 6 x 12, or one-gallon clear storage bags, are permitted. A small clutch or wallet up to 4.5 x 6.5 may be brought in along with a clear bag. Oversized bags are not allowed, and there is no bag or coat check. Accessible seating is available throughout the arena. Row 9 provides flat, wheelchair and scooter friendly locations with a companion seat, while Row 8 is two steps below and can accommodate additional guests, with a maximum of four tickets per ADA transaction. When facing the stage, Seat 1 is on the right.

This single day show is modeled after the CALNET Show and is designed for programs near the San Diego area that want to challenge their riders and horses in a local, relaxed, safety-focused setting. The schedule features equitation and obstacle classes along with a modified ranch riding pattern. A Big T gymkhana pattern may be included depending on the number of entries. Further details will be shared as the event approaches.

Enjoy a studio mini session in a crisp, all-white holiday scene that feels light, refined, and classic. The minimalist backdrop keeps the focus on the people you love, creating festive portraits without clutter, and works beautifully for families, siblings and children, couples, grandparents with the little ones, and polished images for holiday cards. Each reservation includes a 20-minute session and five professionally retouched digital images. Sessions take place at Shadowcatcher Imagery in Escondido. Availability is limited and advance booking is required. Indicating “Interested” or “Going” on Facebook does not hold a spot, as appointments are confirmed only through the booking link.

Enjoy dinner and dancing along the marina at Galley At The Marina.

Hosted by Autism Society San Diego, Coffee Talk at Panera Bread in Carlsbad offers a relaxed space for conversation over coffee, information sharing, and support. All are welcome, including parents, caregivers, autistic adults, community members, and children.

This educational Medicare 101 session, led by Alma Lafarga, offers clear guidance for people turning 65 as well as those already enrolled. Participants will receive an overview of how Original Medicare Parts A and B work, compare Medicare Advantage with Medicare Supplement options, review prescription drug coverage under Part D, and learn about important enrollment periods and deadlines. The presentation also covers common enrollment pitfalls to avoid and practical tips for choosing coverage that fits individual health needs and budgets. A general question and answer segment follows the talk. The format is educational, with straightforward explanations in a relaxed setting without sales pressure. Food and beverages will be available for purchase from Rubio’s Coastal Grill, with options such as tacos, burritos, salads, wraps, and combo meals. About the presenter: Alma Lafarga, founder of EGV Insurance Agency, has spent more than a decade helping Medicare beneficiaries understand their choices. After guiding her own family through Medicare, she established the agency to provide personalized education and reliable support so people can make informed, confident decisions. For more information, contact Alma Lafarga at 619-721-9109 or almalafarga@gmail.com.

An outdoor meet up is being held at a new time. Registration is not required, and siblings are always welcome.

The Jane Monheit Quartet leads an evening centered on the vocalist's warm, sophisticated sound and her inventive approach to classics from the Great American Songbook, ranging from tender ballads to blues. She rose to prominence at 20 and has spent the past two decades touring worldwide and collaborating with leading jazz figures. Her career also includes guest appearances on Late Night with David Letterman, Conan O’Brien, Good Morning America, and The Tonight Show.

Three Days Grace brings the Alienation Tour to Viejas Arena. The arena enforces a clear bag policy, requiring any bag larger than 4.5 by 6.5 inches to be transparent plastic or vinyl, and prohibiting bags over 12 by 12 inches even if clear. Ticket access includes a public onsale and VIP package options, along with presales for Citi cardmembers and branded presales such as The Funeral Portrait, Knotfest, Three Days Grace, and I Prevail.

With more than three decades shaping contemporary music, Brickman has built a signature sound that blends pop and classical influences and has earned major recognition and a loyal following. This tour stop presents his well known hits in a new light, inviting the audience into enduring melodies and lyrics that speak from the heart. Expect favorites like Valentine, The Gift, and Love of My Life alongside other highlights, all delivered with the intimate connection to listeners that defines his performances. He notes that when an artist is fortunate to have hits, those songs belong on stage, and he is eager to bring them to life with fans.

At The Camp Store, Diego Dead performs a tribute to the music of the Grateful Dead. The show centers on the band's signature songs.

Enjoy a free night of live Latin rock with Santana Soul at The Landing in Carlsbad. Seven musicians power a set fueled by live congas, mixing Latin rock, soul, and groove into a high energy show built for dancing. Expect driving rhythms and continuous momentum that keep the crowd moving. Advance reservations are recommended through OpenTable or by calling (760) 929-0200. Arriving early to enjoy a drink and get settled is a good idea.

A pre Thanksgiving bash at The Kraken offers an early celebration before the holiday.

Andrew McMahon performs with his piano in a seated show, featuring very special guest Ivory Layne. General admission seating is $49.50 in advance or $55 on the day of the show, and reserved loft seating is $86. Loft and GA tickets are available at the box office, and convenience service charges apply to online and phone purchases. Camp Wilderness, artist, and venue presales lead into a public on sale. For every ticket sold, $1 supports The Dear Jack Foundation and its programs for adolescents and young adults facing cancer, aiming to enhance quality of life and encourage positive outcomes from treatment through survivorship for patients and their families.

Leonid & Friends, an 11-piece ensemble led by musician and producer Leonid Vorobyev, performs at Balboa Theatre - San Diego with meticulous recreations of classic Chicago songs and high-energy interpretations of rock, pop, and jazz-fusion favorites from the 1970s. Originating as a studio project in Moscow, the group gained worldwide attention when their video covers went viral and drew praise from members of Chicago. Featuring accomplished vocalists and instrumentalists from Russia, Ukraine, Moldova, and beyond, the band now tours across North America, Europe, and Asia, has garnered more than 500 million video views, and has completed multiple sold-out U.S. tours. This concert celebrates timeless hits while highlighting the group’s precision, heart, and ensemble sound.

Attendees of any age are welcome. Guests younger than 18 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian, or by a responsible adult who is at least 25 and has written permission from a parent or guardian. The schedule and supporting acts may change. Ticket access includes a public on sale, Citi Cardmember presale, Citi Cardmember preferred tickets, and a Live Nation presale.

Presented by Amplify and PARS, Cristian Castro brings a live performance to Pechanga Arena San Diego. This is an all-ages show, and guests ages two and older need a ticket for entry. Tickets are delivered to mobile devices only, with no printed options, and prices may change based on demand. Orders that exceed the limit of eight tickets, whether in one purchase or across multiple orders, may be canceled. The venue cannot verify third-party tickets. AXS Mobile Delivery QR codes are available through the AXS Ticketing mobile app using the email used for purchase, and questions about tickets should be directed to the original point of sale. Refunds and exchanges are not available, including for updates to health and safety guidelines. All attendees and bags are subject to search. Clear plastic, vinyl, or PVC totes up to 12 by 6 by 12 inches are permitted, as are one-gallon clear storage bags. Small clutches or wallets up to 4.5 by 6.5 inches may be carried along with one clear bag option. Oversized bags are not allowed, and there is no general bag or coat check. Accessible seating is available in multiple areas. Row 9 locations are on a flat surface suitable for wheelchairs and motorized scooters, while Row 8 is two steps down for additional companions. Up to two additional guests may join for a maximum of four tickets per ADA purchase. When facing the stage, seat 1 is on the right. For accessible seating questions, email boxoffice@pechangaarenasd.com or call 619-224-4171 x322. For box office inquiries related to in-person purchases, email boxoffice@pechangaarenasd.com.

Big Bad Voodoo Daddy presents a spirited holiday swing celebration at Balboa Theatre - San Diego. For more than three decades, the group, named after an autograph from blues legend Albert Collins, has performed around the world, sold millions of albums, and seen its music featured in hundreds of film and TV projects. Their history includes sold-out nights at the Hollywood Bowl and Lincoln Center, performances with leading symphony orchestras, and television spots from Dancing with the Stars to Super Bowl XXXIII. This performance highlights their enduring mission to celebrate and refresh American jazz and swing, delivered with the upbeat energy that has delighted audiences worldwide.

Cassie B brings a high-energy live music set to the Jive Lounge inside Jamul Casino. Known for powerful vocals, a charismatic presence, and a genre-blending approach, she and her band deliver current hits alongside beloved classics that spark plenty of singalongs across pop, country, and rock. Whether you know her from the nationally recognized “Dream Like Taylor” tribute to Taylor Swift or are discovering her for the first time, the performance is built to keep the crowd engaged from the opening song to the finale. The Jive Lounge offers an intimate setting with an upbeat vibe for dancing and a full slate of entertainment. Jamul Casino rounds out the outing with nightlife, gaming, dining, and live performances in one destination just minutes from San Diego.

Alicia Villarreal brings a live performance to The Magnolia Performing Arts Center in El Cajon, California. See the artist on stage in a dedicated performing arts setting.

This event welcomes guests of all ages. The schedule and any supporting performers are subject to change. A Plaza Pre-Party on the outdoor patio offers access to the plaza, lobby, and taco stand, with freshly made nachos, elote corn, specialty cocktails, and more available for purchase. Premier Parking is available at a lower price when bought in advance, priced at $10 in advance and $20 on the day of the show. The box office cannot verify tickets purchased through third-party sellers; any concerns with those orders must be handled directly with the third-party outlet.

Scott Bradlee's Postmodern Jukebox performs at The Magnolia Performing Arts Center in El Cajon, California. The event presents the act on stage at this local venue.

Diego Dead performs live at Mr. Peabody's Bar & Grill Live Music, with food and beverages available.

An adoption event and donation drive at Petco in Santee features meet and greets with adoptable dogs alongside the Senior Dog Ambassador, Mikki. Guests can connect with Jessica Garcia, Operations Manager, and Cameron Bjornsson, Kennel Assistant, enter drawings for gift baskets, donate supplies such as pet food and enrichment chews, contribute to fundraising for Baguette’s medical care, and learn more about the rescue and its adoptable dogs. The roster of rescue dogs will be announced closer to the event and may change.

Lefty Martin & His Right Hand Band bring a holiday-flavored take on their country sound to Escondido Moose Lodge 1874. The show blends classic country tunes, two-step-ready numbers, and up-tempo crowd-pleasers, all wrapped in a festive twist to set the season in motion. Expect live music, cold drinks, and an energetic lodge atmosphere glowing with Christmas cheer, neon lights, and plenty of fun from start to finish. Whether you plan to hit the dance floor or unwind with friends, it offers a relaxed way to celebrate the holidays, country style.

This monthly social ride starts and finishes at Bird Rock Coffee Roasters in Bressi Ranch. Riders wearing a Swami’s kit receive complimentary coffee and a pastry. The route spans about 34 miles with roughly 1,540 feet of elevation gain, ridden two abreast at a conversational pace with a friendly mix of new and long-time members. For safety, the ride breaks into smaller groups on the San Luis Rey bike path. Please study the route in advance or load it to a GPS bike computer. There are regroup points, but it is not a no-drop ride. Participants meet in front of the cafe before rolling out.

Enjoy a live performance from The Kaotics at The Camp Store. The band brings an energetic set that keeps the music going throughout the event.

David Bisbal performs live at The Magnolia Performing Arts Center in El Cajon, California. Experience his onstage performance at this performing arts venue.

Holiday cheer meets classic country at Lakeside VFW Carter Smith Post 5867, where Lefty Martin & His Right Hand Band keeps the dance floor moving with timeless tunes and fan favorites. The evening offers live music, a full bar, and a hometown Christmas atmosphere. Regulars and holiday visitors can enjoy time with friends while showing support for local veterans. Boots and hats fit right in, and festive spirit is encouraged. Open to members and guests.

This heartwarming dog adoption event at Grossmont Center in La Mesa is dedicated to placing dogs with loving families. It is geared toward people hoping to welcome a new companion and community members who want to support the cause by sharing the message and encouraging others to consider adoption.

Govind Das leads a heart-centered kirtan training at Soul of Yoga Institute and via livestream, focused on learning to lead kirtan, play the harmonium, and explore Bhakti Yoga philosophy. It is designed for anyone interested in harmonium or kirtan leadership, welcoming both newcomers and kirtaniyas who want to expand their repertoire. Attend in person in Encinitas, CA or participate online, with recordings available. The training covers harmonium chords, melody lines, drones, and decorative techniques; Bhakti and kirtan philosophy centered on chanting sacred names; key mantras with accurate pronunciation and meanings; the Gurus and saints of the Bhakti tradition; deities and their significance; voice development and singing exercises; the impact of tempo changes; and practical guidance for sharing kirtan in the wider world. Tuition is $350, with a two-payment option of $175. Govind Das is the director and co-owner of Bhakti Yoga Shala in Santa Monica and is a devoted Bhakti Yoga practitioner, teacher, and musician.

At Conejo Gardens, this year-end gathering celebrates shared accomplishments and underscores support for those in need. Guests can enjoy a meal, raise a toast to the close of the year, connect with others, and take part in a White Elephant gift exchange that embraces the spirit of giving during Christmas. The occasion encourages reflection on the challenges many people face while pursuing a better life for themselves and their families, all in a welcoming community setting.

Experience a solo show by Valency Genis. This exhibition centers entirely on the artist's work, offering a focused look at their creative vision in a single-artist format.

Diego Dead brings a night of music to Larry's Beach Club, with drinks to complement the show.

Get into the holiday spirit at The Galley with a festive outing featuring dinner and dancing by the marina. It also offers a fun way to stay active before the big holiday meals. For the most up to date schedule, check the Galley's website, as exact hours may change.

Hosted by Autism Society San Diego, Coffee Talk is a relaxed meetup at Panera Bread in Carlsbad that offers coffee, helpful information, and supportive conversation. Parents, caregivers, autistic adults, and community members are all welcome, and children are welcome as well.

Gary Hoey takes the stage with a stop on his Ho Ho Hoey holiday rock tour. This all-ages show welcomes fans looking for a seasonal rock performance.

A Christmas celebration brings seasonal cheer to The Kraken, an iconic venue with a storied reputation. Enjoy a warm, festive atmosphere and plenty of holiday spirit.