Events in San Diego today

This weekly help session offers guidance with everyday technology, including internet searching, setting up and using email, Microsoft Office, and downloading library ebooks. Participants can bring specific questions or learn through basic lessons on common tools and applications. No registration is needed, and assistance is provided in the order people arrive. The emphasis is on building essential tech skills, and it does not include personal computer repair or virus and malware removal.

Experience a gentle Tai Ji Quan practice designed to boost balance and mobility, with well-documented benefits for reducing fall risk. The session is open to everyone and welcomes all ability levels. Movements can be performed seated or standing. Participation is free and no advance registration is required.

Kids ages 4 to 11 can explore their creativity with Mr. Luan in a hands-on craft session. With clear, step-by-step instructions, each child makes a craft to take home. All supplies are provided, so the focus stays on imagination and creating something fabulous.

Saffron & Sage marks nine years devoted to well-being, healing, and community with a celebratory gathering focused on connection, well-being, and gratitude. Attendees can mingle, enjoy light refreshments, and experience wellness offerings such as chair massages, ear seeds, and injectable consultations and treatments. A special address from the founder will reflect on nine years of growth and share a vision for the future. Space is limited, and reservations can be made by phone. Admission is free for members and one guest.

Brandi Carlile brings The Human Tour to The Rady Shell at Jacobs Park for an all-ages concert. Each ticket helps power the Looking Out Foundation, the organization she founded to turn music into meaningful action for people who are too often unheard. Two dollars from every ticket supports social justice and humanitarian work in the United States and around the world, with efforts driven by fans, partner nonprofits, and female LGBTQ+ owned businesses. The foundation adapts to changing needs and focuses on communities that are frequently overlooked.

Enjoy a relaxed group trail run featuring an easy loop on favorite paths, welcoming both newcomers to trail running and experienced runners. Beginners receive useful tips, and those with more miles under their belts can settle in for a comfortable run. The pace stays social, everyone sticks together, and no one is left behind. Led by women and open to all, it offers a friendly way to meet people and pick up new skills.

Gain confidence with everyday English in a beginner-friendly class designed for novice low, A1 learners. The course uses simple, structured activities to build foundational skills while encouraging independent study habits. Registration with Southwestern College is required.

Experience a gentle chair-based yoga session with movements practiced both seated and standing. The class features simple exercises designed to help burn calories, reduce stress, increase endurance, strengthen the core, and promote overall well-being. It takes place before the library opens. Please wait at the front entrance so staff can let you in, and note that library services are unavailable until opening. Presented with support from the Friends of the La Mesa Library.

Enjoy a relaxed paint and sip experience paired with dining on the patio. Artist Jody Esquer leads a hands-on workshop centered on the theme "Some like it Hot," meant to complement the Marilyn Monroe exhibit at the Hotel Del. The session combines creativity with wine and dining in a patio setting.

Kelela takes the stage at The Observatory North Park with a live set rooted in alternative R&B, pairing expressive vocals with sleek rhythms and polished artistry. The atmosphere leans immersive, encouraging listeners to feel each note and pulse. It offers a night shaped by music and emotion for fans who appreciate live R&B energy and memorable concert vibes.

Guests of all ages are welcome for this performance in the Voodoo Room at House of Blues San Diego. Anyone under 18 must attend with a parent or legal guardian, or with a responsible adult who is at least 25 and has written permission from a parent or guardian. Please note that supporting acts and the schedule may change without notice. Ticketing includes a general public onsale, a VIP Meet and Greet option, and a Star Spangled Savings offer.

J. Roddy Walston delivers a combustible performance fueled by cathartic rock and relentless drive. Anthemic tracks like Heavy Bells surge with grit, while deeper cuts such as Boys Can Never Tell shift into a more deliberate, cosmic groove. The music is built for movement and surrender, tapping into something instinctive rather than analytical. Hints of Kurt Cobain’s bite, Nilsson’s off-kilter sweetness, and Zeppelin’s weight collide with a quirky nod to William Onyeabor’s machine-like funk. Attempts to categorize him fall short because volatility is the point, and the live set hits hard. The songs carry enough muscle to balance the mayhem. Catch Walston and his band before they set the room ablaze again.

This new biweekly craft series for children takes place every other Thursday and is led by Miss Gaby.

A lively karaoke night invites singers of all levels to take the mic in a friendly, festive setting. Expect a variety of food trucks on site and plenty of beverages available to help calm the nerves before a performance. This gathering is open to all ages, making it a relaxed option for families, friends, and anyone ready to cheer on local talent.

Enjoy a monthly movie night at the museum that begins with an after-hours, self-guided exploration of the Davis-Horton House, then continues with a classic film shown in the courtyard. Each month features a different selection. Admission is $10. For extra comfort, consider bringing a jacket or blanket. Popcorn and other refreshments will be available for purchase. Seating is very limited, so buying tickets in advance is recommended.

San Diego introduces a fresh spin on trivia with a Music Game Night focused entirely on music knowledge. At this location, a brand new theme rolls out each week to keep the experience lively. An event day hint appears on Instagram, and a brief demo of the game is available on the website.

Carín León brings his De Sonora Para El Mundo 2026 tour to Pechanga Arena San Diego for an all ages concert. Tickets are delivered to mobile devices only and there are no printed options. Prices may change based on demand, and VIP packages cannot be transferred or resold. Orders that exceed the eight ticket limit may be canceled without notice. The arena cannot confirm the validity of tickets from third parties. The official ticketing platform is AXS, and guests should confirm their delivery method in advance using the AXS mobile app with the same email used for purchase. All sales are final with no refunds or exchanges. Children two and older need a ticket to enter, and health and safety guidelines may be updated by the event, with changes not qualifying for a refund. All attendees and bags are subject to search. Clear plastic, vinyl, or PVC totes up to 12 x 6 x 12 inches are allowed, as are one-gallon clear storage bags. Small clutches or wallets up to 4.5 x 6.5 inches may be brought in along with one approved clear bag. Oversized bags are not permitted, and there is no general bag or coat check. Accessible seating is available throughout the arena. Row 9 in designated sections is on a flat surface suitable for wheelchairs or motorized scooters with a companion seat, and Row 8 is two steps down for additional guests. When facing the stage, Seat 1 is on the right. For accessible seating questions, email boxoffice@pechangaarenasd.com or leave a detailed voicemail at 619-224-4171 x322. For box office questions related to tickets purchased in person, email boxoffice@pechangaarenasd.com.

Carin Leon performs live at Pechanga Arena in San Diego, California.

New Country 2-Step programming at Dance Headquarters features a Level 2 class for intermediate and advanced dancers. A beginner option is available as well, followed by open dancing and practice to try out new moves. The drop-in rate is $15.

At the MCAS Miramar Air Show at Miramar Marine Corps Air Station, visitors can receive free skin cancer screenings and learn practical sun safety tips. Screenings and education are provided by board certified dermatologists with support from supervised trainees. Open to all.

NL West rivals meet at Petco Park as the Arizona Diamondbacks take on the San Diego Padres. This late-season matchup could carry playoff implications, offering a chance to watch meaningful baseball between familiar foes in a highly regarded ballpark.

Take in live performances on the deck with a concert series that spans a wide range of musical genres. Pair the music with food and drinks from Topwater Grill as you relax and enjoy the show.

La Jolla Music Society presents award-winning bassist and composer Linda May Han Oh with a dynamic trio performing The Glass Hours, a program that reflects on the fragility of time and life while delving into the contrasts and contradictions found in personal and societal values. Expect rhythm-forward jazz with a broad sonic range that blends acoustic and electric textures, pairing inventive improvisation with contemporary composition. Single tickets and packages are available.

At the VFW in Pacific Beach, this Windjammers event centers on a night of steak and dancing.

Enjoy karaoke alongside food and drinks in a friendly setting. Participation is open to all.

Waylon Wyatt brings the Dustpiles World Tour to The Observatory North Park. Enjoy a seamless outing with dinner and drinks available at the connected West Coast Tavern. Parking is available in the structure directly across the street, and the ticket fee includes validation that can be redeemed at the venue. VIP packages are available for an upgraded experience. Event details are subject to change.

Melanie C brings the World Tour to House of Blues San Diego for an all ages show. Guests under 18 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian, or by a responsible adult who is at least 25 with written authorization from a parent or guardian. Event times and supporting acts may change. Ticket access includes multiple presale options, including artist, Spotify, Live Nation, VIP packages, and Citi cardmember opportunities, along with a public on sale and Citi cardmember preferred tickets.

Diego Dead brings a concert honoring the music of the Grateful Dead to McGuffie's, celebrating the band’s enduring spirit with music that just keeps on going.

This is a reserved seated show. Security will screen all guests with metal-detecting wands before entry, and all bags are subject to search. Bags larger than 12 x 12 x 6 are prohibited, and backpacks are not allowed. No outside food or beverages may be brought in. Umbrellas, cameras, and recording devices are strictly prohibited. Tickets are required for all ages, and lap-sitting is not permitted. There is no exit and reentry once inside. Smoking, including e-cigarettes, is prohibited. Ticketing options include public, artist, and AEG presales, along with VIP package options and a general public on sale. All information is subject to change without notice.

CODICIADO brings the Así Es La Vida Tour to Cal Coast Credit Union Open Air Theatre. The event has been updated with a new date. Tickets are offered through multiple presales, including artist, Ticketmaster, and Live Nation, with VIP packages available and a public onsale.

Experience a lively craft marketplace that showcases the charm of Lunenburg, Nova Scotia, with more than 150 vendors spread across multiple buildings, including a newly added space. Browse handmade creations from Nova Scotian artisans and makers, such as pottery, woodworking, glass art, textiles, home décor, jewelry, and more. Savor local flavors from food trucks and food vendors offering baked goods, fudge, nuts, specialty foods, beverages, and local wines. Enjoy live music and relax under outdoor tents as you explore. Admission includes a weekend wristband for easy return visits. Only service dogs are allowed inside buildings, and bringing cash is recommended for smooth purchases.

Santee Cars & Coffee brings together vehicle enthusiasts in a welcoming, brand-neutral meetup at Coffee Corner. Hosted by The Mopar Club San Diego and organized by Sheri Hendrickson, it invites owners of all years, makes, and models, and motorcycles are welcome too. Refreshments are close at hand with Coffee Corner and Estrada’s Mexican food shop in the same lot, making it easy to grab a drink or bite while talking cars and checking out the lineup. There is no admission fee, no registration, and vendors are not typically present. Please respect the site rules by avoiding alcohol, smoking or vaping, and burnouts so the location can continue to host the community. Be wary of any posts requesting payment or sign-ups from anyone other than Sheri, as those are scams.

A daylong workshop at Wyndham San Diego Bayside focuses on enhancing quality of life for people affected by Duchenne and Becker muscular dystrophy. The agenda features expert presentations on up-to-date standards of care and practical approaches to daily management and well-being. Attendees can hear about research progress, the therapeutic pipeline, and current clinical study updates, with insight from industry representatives. Families and caregivers will find sessions on emotional wellness, communication strategies, and support resources. CureDuchenne Certified PT instruction provides hands-on stretching guidance along with demonstrations of helpful medical equipment. An open house showcases local resources for families, equipment vendors, and representatives from pharmaceutical and biotech organizations. Thanks to sponsor support, there is no cost to attend. Complimentary professional childcare is available during the event, offering games, activities, and movies for kids, along with breakfast, lunch, and snacks. Breakfast and lunch are provided for participants as well.

Go behind the scenes at City Farmers Nursery on a guided tour that highlights more than five decades of community-rooted growing. Guests see how plants are started from seed and cutting, meet resident animals, explore the greenhouses, and learn about sustainable practices. The team shares the stories and systems that keep the nursery thriving, reflecting a San Diego institution built since 1972 on simple growing methods, time-tested advice, and locally grown plants. This is a family-friendly, educational experience in an open-air canyon classroom. It is free to attend and no RSVP is required. Class times can change. To keep parking available for shoppers when classes are full, participants who can walk a short distance are encouraged to use nearby street parking. Those planning to shop after the tour can use the loading zone afterward for convenient pickup of bulky purchases.

Take a behind the scenes look at City Farmers Nursery with a guided tour that highlights more than five decades of growing in San Diego. See how plants are started from seeds and cuttings, meet the animals, explore the greenhouses, and learn about the sustainable practices and systems that keep the nursery thriving. Hear from the team whose simple methods, time-tested advice, and locally grown plants have shaped this local institution since 1972. The experience is free and does not require an RSVP. Class times may change. If you can walk a short distance, please consider parking off site so the lot remains available for shoppers. Planning to make a purchase afterward is easy, thanks to a drive-up loading zone for bulky items. Set in an open-air canyon classroom, this is a friendly, educational outing for the whole family.

This one-day clinic offers anesthesia-free dental cleanings for dogs and cats. Most sessions take under an hour and help freshen breath while leaving teeth clean. A veterinary screening or exam is required. Availability is limited. For more information, check the Get Tickets option.

A free, beginner friendly nature journaling class led by naturalists Angelina Keselburg and Lauren Lucek invites participants to slow down and see the outdoors with fresh attention. Through simple practices that blend words, quick sketches, measurements, and thoughtful notes, attendees learn to record what they notice and what sparks their curiosity. No artistic experience is needed, just bring a notebook and something to write with. Expect to sharpen observation skills, nurture a sense of wonder, and build a more meaningful connection to the natural world, then walk away with new perspectives and pages of discoveries. The session unfolds in an open air canyon classroom for a relaxed morning of casual learning. It is free to attend and no RSVP is required. During warmer months, a hat, sunscreen, and water are recommended. To keep the main lot available, those who are able are encouraged to use nearby street parking, with a loading zone available afterward for easy loading.

Experience Lane Field Park Markets in downtown San Diego, a lively open-air gathering filled with street food, artisan goods, and live music. More than 30 food and craft vendors dish out diverse flavors, including barbecue, beef and chicken bulgogi over rice, bao, dumplings, Thai chicken with rice, New York-style spiedies, specialty grilled cheese, empanadas, papas con chorizo, and sweets like homemade crepes and beignets. Cool off with an ice-cold smoothie, browse unique crafts, and relax under umbrella-shaded seating while the music sets the vibe.

Hands in the soil, breath steady, and attention rooted in the present. The Dharma Bum Temple introduces a community-centered way to practice mindfulness through the Dharma Bum Garden Club. Participants care for the temple grounds together with light gardening such as weeding, watering, raking, sweeping, and tending the shared environment. The setting is relaxed and welcoming. No experience is required, only a willingness to contribute and connect. It suits seasoned gardeners as well as anyone looking for a peaceful start to the weekend while supporting the temple. After the gardening session, an Intro to Buddhism and Meditation offering is available for those who wish to continue with stillness, reflection, and community.

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Choosing how to nourish a newborn is one of the earliest decisions many parents face, and the options can feel overwhelming. This event focuses on encouragement and clear choices, recognizing that every family is different. The goal is a plan that keeps your baby fed and thriving while also caring for your own physical and mental health. Breastfeeding, formula feeding, or a blend of both are all respected paths.

Hot Wheels Monster Trucks Live brings its Glow-N-Fire experience to Pechanga Arena San Diego. This live show is open to all ages.

Karaoke takes center stage in a daytime setting at The Brass Rail, led by hosts Big Mike and Gerald and supported by a welcoming crowd. Every genre is encouraged, a full bar is available, and there is no cover charge. Guests can choose their favorite songs, step up to the microphone, or simply enjoy the performances in a laid-back atmosphere that sets a cheerful tone for the weekend.

Fenways Runway Dog Park hosts a festive gathering with activities for both people and pups. Admission is $40 per person and includes free entry for a dog. The day features a dog pageant for best fiesta look, a lively mariachi performance, a piñata, a themed photo booth, a silent auction, and plenty of treats including a barkuterie board, pup cups, and snacks for humans. All proceeds benefit SNAP and its mission to save lives by reducing pet overpopulation. Only vaccinated, spayed or neutered pets may attend. The venue is in a residential neighborhood, so street parking is the only option.

ArKane Triple Diple brings an afternoon show to OB at The Holding Company with performances by Taz Taylor and Big Tooth Comb. Tickets are available through the venue.

This beginner-friendly ballroom bootcamp focuses on Tango and Rumba, guiding newcomers through foundational steps, musical timing, technique, and movement concepts to build confidence on the dance floor. No prior experience is required. Pre-sale registration is $35 in Momence, and admission is $40 at the door.

Creativity and storytelling take center stage at a children’s art and literature market hosted by Winn Publications. Set in Logan Heights, SD, this event focuses on imaginative works and a love of reading for kids.

The Brass Rail hosts a weekly Disco T-Dance with Big Mike and Gerald guiding a soundtrack of classic disco and retro dance hits. Expect go-go performers, a friendly dance floor, and an upbeat crowd that sets the tone before the late-night scene. There is no cover charge, and the bar offers $4 beers, $8 pitchers, and $6 well drinks. Held each Saturday, this afternoon into early evening party brings music, drinks, and community together.

Learn the steps or show off your moves at an outdoor line dancing session set on the concrete stage in the center of the International Cottages at Balboa Park. A portable dance floor is placed over the stage and, in winter, string lights brighten the space. The experience welcomes beginners and seasoned dancers alike, so bring comfortable dancing shoes and friends for a boot scootin’ good time. Admission is free, with donations appreciated. Updates are shared on social media, and a newsletter is available for information about San Diego Coasters events.

Where style meets purpose, this distinctive evening brings supporters, business leaders, creatives, and sneaker enthusiasts together at the University Club atop Symphony Towers. Presented in partnership with Oncology And Kids (OAK) and the University Club, the program features refined dishes and cocktails, live music, immersive storytelling, special auction experiences, artists creating custom work, and panoramic skyline views. Funds raised through tickets, sponsorships, and auction bids benefit OAK initiatives that support children experiencing childhood cancer, along with their siblings and families. The focus is on connection and generosity, creating moments of joy, belonging, and hope while making a lasting impact.

The 8th Bulgarian Folk Festival in San Diego brings together community, culture, and heritage with a lively showcase of Bulgarian traditions. Expect live Bulgarian music with special guest performers, spirited folk dancing, authentic dishes from Bulgaria, hands-on workshops and other cultural activities, a kids zone, and a bake sale featuring homemade Bulgarian sweets. The festival welcomes everyone, from those with Bulgarian roots to anyone curious about exploring a new culture, and offers a warm, family friendly experience.

An Evening of Hope, the fourth annual Auction & Wine Pull, brings people together for a meaningful night centered on trauma-informed mental health care at San Diego Therapy Center. Proceeds help broaden access to therapy, neurofeedback, group services, and suicide prevention programs serving children, families, veterans, and individuals in the community. The experience features a carefully curated live auction, a popular wine pull, time to connect with others, and moments that highlight the impact of this work, along with direct ways to support healing and hope.

The 22nd annual Lab Amore fundraiser, Anchored in Love, takes place at The Dana on Mission Bay and welcomes guests with friendly Lab Ambassador dogs, photo opportunities, and a champagne toast. At check-in, attendees receive a packet with a bidder number, assigned table, meal cards, two drink tickets, and five opportunity drawing tickets. The evening begins with time to browse and bid on silent auction baskets and to choose which opportunity drawing baskets to enter, with the option to purchase additional tickets. Appetizers are served alongside both alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages. After the auctions and drawings close, guests are seated for a plated three course dinner and the Rainbow Bridge video, followed by a live auction featuring a performance by artist and speed painter Clarione, a Fund-A-Need presentation, and more drawings. Proceeds benefit Labrador Rescuers, an all-volunteer 501(c)(3) nonprofit focused on helping dogs in need, with donations tax deductible as permitted by law. Sponsorship opportunities are available.

Explore tarot in an approachable two-session class led by Fred West. The workshop breaks down the deck with clear, practical guidance so beginners can get started with confidence and returning readers can refresh their skills. Fred brings more than 40 years of experience as a card reader, has worked with conventions, events, and private clients, has read across the country and on radio shows, and has even read for celebrities. He incorporates Lenormand, a French card reading system, and focuses on helping people gain new perspectives and consider practical next steps through thoughtful card dialogue. The full class is $50 and capacity is limited to 30 participants, with preregistration suggested. If you can only attend one session or prefer to take half of the class, enquire with Diana for options. For easier parking, arriving a bit early is recommended. If you are feeling unwell or have been exposed to someone who is sick, please stay home and rest.

MARIACHI USA returns to The Rady Shell at Jacobs Park for a second year, presenting performances by Mariachi Divas, Mariachi Internacional de Mexico, Mariachi Premier, and Mariachi Las Catrinas. The celebration concludes with a pyrotechnic finale over the bay.

The Vintage Girl in a Modern World returns to Golden Island Dim Sum & Asian Cuisine for the 270th edition of Dim Sum & Jazz, a long-running weekly live music dining tradition in San Diego. Led by jazz vocalist and flutist Cobby Brzeski, the band brings the spirit of the swing era into today by reshaping familiar contemporary songs in a vintage style, alongside jazz standards and original music inspired by the 1940s. With a full band, lively rhythms, and a danceable feel, the show connects with both dedicated jazz fans and those discovering the genre for the first time.

My Hero Academia In Concert celebrates ten years of the series with an immersive performance that spans all eight seasons. A 15-piece live band brings Yuki Hayashi’s score to life while striking visuals from the anime highlight moments from Deku’s beginnings to high stakes battles. The blend of music and imagery follows themes of triumph, heartbreak, and heroism, capturing the signature Plus Ultra spirit. It welcomes longtime followers and first-time viewers alike, honoring the characters, friendships, and courageous journeys at the heart of Class 1-A. The San Diego Symphony Orchestra does not appear in this concert.

Erykah Badu appears at Cal Coast Credit Union Open Air Theatre. Tickets will be offered first through a Live Nation presale, then made available to the general public.

Step into a Miami Vice themed social where salsa and bachata keep the floor moving all night. Expect vibrant music, plenty of dancing, and a welcoming community vibe. Miami Vice inspired attire is encouraged to match the theme. Presale tickets are $15 for the social or $25 for a workshop plus the social. At the door, tickets are $20 for the social or $30 for the workshop and social. Every ticket supports Tranqui Foundation’s free community programs, helping fuel dance wellness while you enjoy the party.

This welcoming Irish music session focuses on learning tunes at a comfortable pace. Hosted at House of Ireland and led by Judy Carlstrom, it offers a relaxed environment for tune learning. A tune list is available, and the suggested donation is $5.

The Chula Vista Farmers Market welcomes the community and visitors regardless of weather, creating a friendly scene alongside Memorial Park with bites, sips, and handcrafted finds from local vendors. Wander through more than 60 tents featuring local produce, baked treats, fresh flowers, salsa, and other goods from the region. This California Certified market is run by the Downtown Chula Vista Association in partnership with market veteran Catt Fields White and San Diego Markets.

Experience Riichi, the Japanese style of mahjong that emphasizes strategy and precision. This gathering is intended for players who already know the basics of mahjong. Newcomers can take part too, although Riichi is more complex than many other versions and may require extra learning. For a beginner-friendly option, there is also a Mahjong Night that uses the Zung Jung format.

A family friendly community gathering invites participants to celebrate life through expressive movement and shared, wordless connection. It begins with an opening circle, flows into two hours of dancing to a diverse mix of DJs, and concludes with a closing circle. A casual picnic is planned afterward for anyone who wishes to linger. A suggested donation of $15 to $25 supports the event, and contributions are accepted by cash, Venmo, or PayPal, with the PayPal Friends and Family option requested. This dance community alternates locations on a recurring schedule, meeting in the park on first and third Sundays, in the studio on second and fourth Sundays, and in the park on any fifth Sunday.

Petco in San Diego hosts an adoption event featuring adorable rescue dogs eager to meet prospective families. Walk-ins are welcome, and those who have a specific pup in mind can book a time through the rescue’s website using the Reserve option to hold that dog for an in-person meet and greet during the event. Each adoptable dog comes with health records and has received comprehensive care, including vaccinations, deworming, flea and tick treatment, microchipping, and spay or neuter surgery. Adoption fees vary by dog and start at $250, and they are partially tax deductible, helping support the charity’s care for more than 500 dogs. For questions, call or text 888.508.8943.

shore and sage is a free monthly wellness and makers market in San Diego that highlights local creators and holistic practitioners. Visitors can explore healing experiences, take part in activations and yoga, and connect through community fitness. This recurring pop up gathers in Normal Heights along lively Adams Ave, surrounded by restaurants, breweries, bars, and shops, creating an easy place to stroll between offerings. The focus is to make wellness accessible and visible while bringing small businesses and neighbors together in one intentional space.

Build confidence and enjoy movement in a welcoming Salsa and Bachata series at Infinity Dancesport Center. Sessions are designed for newcomers and Level 2 dancers, and no partner is needed. Instruction covers both styles in a supportive, beginner-friendly format. Participation is complimentary for veterans, service members, and their families. The cost for others is $10 per week or $50 for a six-week series.

Hot Wheels Monster Trucks Live brings its Glow N Fire edition to Pechanga Arena San Diego. This all-ages event delivers the Hot Wheels monster trucks experience in a live arena setting with a vivid Glow N Fire theme.

AWARE, the Adults With Autism Recreation Experience, offers a monthly dance party for autistic adults ages 18 and up through the Autism Society San Diego. Participants can enjoy DJ music, dancing, pizza, and beverages. Admission is $5 per participant, and parent caregivers attend at no charge. The event takes place at Dance Headquarters, which features lights, mirrors, and a spacious dance floor. Free parking is available around the building in both the front and back, and everyone must enter through the front door. A responsible parent or caretaker is required to remain on site for attendees who need support. The gathering also provides time for networking and socializing.

Get your yard ready for the coming season with a practical class that explains what to tidy up, what to leave in place, and how to prepare beds, containers, and both small and large spaces to make fall planting easier. Guidance reflects experience dating back to 1972, with a focus on simple growing methods, proven advice, and locally grown plants. The session takes place in an outdoor canyon classroom with a relaxed, casual feel. It is free to attend and no RSVP is required. In warmer weather, consider bringing a hat, sunscreen, and water. To help keep the parking lot available, those who are able are encouraged to use street parking, with a loading zone available afterward for easy pickup.

Enjoy complimentary dance sessions for youth and adults, featuring a beginner youth class followed by beginner hip hop choreography with Jaami. Drop-ins are welcome. Please bring water and wear comfortable clothing.

This event welcomes attendees of all ages. Guests younger than 18 must attend with a parent, guardian, or a responsible adult who is at least 25 years old and has written authorization. Supporting acts are subject to change. Parking is available in the structure directly across the street, and the ticket fee includes validation for that garage, redeemable at the venue. Ticket access includes multiple options, including a public onsale along with Citi Cardmember, Artist, and Live Nation presales.

OB-oke brings karaoke, Ocean Beach style, to WinstonsOB with a full stage setup. Step up to the mic with support from a powerful sound system, a skilled sound engineer, and the new host, K-rud. Stage lights, a disco ball, and a fog machine turn every performance into a show. Singers of all experience levels are encouraged to participate, and local vocalists often make cameo appearances. The name is pronounced Oh-Bee-Oh-Key. $5 drink specials are available.

The music of ABBA takes center stage at Humphreys Concerts by the bay in a reserved-seating concert experience. Security will use metal detectors and conduct bag checks at the entrance. Bags larger than 12 by 12 by 6 inches and all backpacks are not permitted. Outside food and beverages are not allowed. Umbrellas, cameras, and recording devices are prohibited. Tickets are required for all ages and lap-sitting is not allowed. There is no reentry once admitted. Smoking, including e-cigarettes, is not permitted. Policies are subject to change without notice.