Hey San Diego listeners, kick off your Thursday with some high-energy vibes at the Observatory North Park where The Wonder Years are rocking the stage at 6 p.m., delivering their signature pop-punk anthems that’ll have you singing along all night, according to KPBS Public Media event listings. If you’re into intimate gigs, catch Yung Kai at SOMA Sidestage at 8 p.m. on their Stay with the Ocean, I’ll Find You tour, as listed on SeatGeek—perfect for fans of fresh indie sounds. Art lovers, don’t miss the Aladino Ghioni Artist Showcase from noon to 6 p.m. at Petra Stone gallery, featuring 40 surreal paintings by the 90-year-old Italian master, straight from Daylight San Diego’s roundup.

This evening, join the weekly ICE Out of San Diego protest at 10 a.m. outside the Edward J. Schwartz Federal Building at 880 Front St., organized by local coalitions pushing back against immigration enforcement, per Daylight San Diego. Music heads, head to The Shout! House at 7 p.m. for dueling pianos—a rowdy, interactive night of your favorite tunes shouted out on demand.

Friday brings community yoga at Alchemystic Studio’s gentle pay-what-you-can session from 6 to 7 p.m. at The Brown Building, 4133 Poplar St., ideal for unwinding.

Saturday ramps up with the San Diego Latino Film Festival screening shorts and features through March 22 at AMC Mission Valley and Digital Gym Cinema—grab tickets online via Daylight San Diego. Vinyl junkies, Vinyl at the Market from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Liberty Public Market offers thousands of records, DJs spinning wax, and vendors celebrating the market’s 10th anniversary. Give back at the Water and Kindness Free Store 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at 4951 El Cajon Blvd., donating or grabbing essentials like diapers and tents. Peace advocates, hit the Peace Vigil for Palestine 10 a.m. to noon at Sunset Cliffs Blvd. and W Point Loma Blvd. in Ocean Beach, wearing pink and posters, hosted by CODEPINK San Diego. Fantasy fans, meet author Blake Arthur Peel signing books 1 to 4 p.m. at Barnes & Noble in Carmel Mountain Ranch.

Sunday’s Zero Waste Textile Expo 1 to 4 p.m. at Solana Center in Encinitas features clothing swaps, repair clinics, and sustainable vendors. Keep the activism going with Occupy Otay Demonstration 2 to 4 p.m. outside Otay Mesa Detention Center.

Looking ahead, mark your calendars for over 19 No Kings protests on March 28 across San Diego County—from Waterfront Park downtown at 10 a.m. to Ocean Beach, La Jolla, and even Borrego Springs—organizers from NoKings.org and OB Rag expect thousands rallying nonviolently against corruption and division. Midweek, the Fourth Annual César Chávez Week of Action Community Breakfast on March 25 at 9 a.m. in Balboa Park Ballroom honors labor leaders, per Daylight San Diego.

Whether you’re protesting, spinning records, or catching live tunes, San Diego’s buzzing—get out and make memories!

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Hey San Diego listeners, kick off your week with some killer vibes right here in our sunny city! Today, Wednesday, dive into the Black Jacket Symphony recreating Pink Floyd's epic *The Wall* at The Magnolia in El Cajon starting at 6:30 p.m.—they nail every note of that rock opera with full hits from Pink Floyd's catalog, tickets from $35 to $70 according to San Diego Magazine. Music lovers, catch country-folk star Donut Larsen live at The Holding Company tonight at 7:30 p.m., with seats starting at $104 via Vivid Seats. For interactive fun, head to The Shout! House at 655 4th Ave for dueling pianos at 7 p.m., or test your trivia smarts at The Corner Drafthouse on Laurel Street from 7 to 10 p.m. Shop fresh at the Little Italy Mercato Wednesday from 9:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. on West Date Street, or grab lunch from food trucks at Curbside Bites Downtown from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m., all listed on the City of San Diego events page. Don't miss Ken Kramer's *About San Diego* 100th episode bash at Music Box in Little Italy from 6 to 8:30 p.m., with Q&A and a sneak peek at episode 101 for $66.

Tomorrow, Thursday, stroll Third Avenue in Chula Vista for Taste of Third from 4 to 8 p.m., sampling 25 eateries' tacos, pasta, beers, and Nutella crepes—tickets $54 per San Diego Magazine. Art fans, check Aladino Ghioni's surreal *In Conversation with Stones* showcase at Petra Stone in Sorrento Valley from noon to 7 p.m., featuring 40 paintings inspired by natural stone patterns.

Friday heats up with Foreigner and the San Diego Symphony Orchestra rocking hits like "Cold As Ice" at The Rady Shell at 7:30 p.m., tickets from $71. Vanguard Culture's An Artist @ The Table at Liberty Station's Chapel pairs Ben Guerrette's elemental art with chef Flor Franco's four-course dinners and wines from 6 to 9 p.m.—$234, but Sunday's sold out. Theater picks include Patrick Michael Ballard's audience-driven *To Live a Loving Life* at Bread & Salt in Logan Heights at 7:30 p.m. for $5 to $50 sliding scale, and The Rosin Box Project's *Empower* ballet at Light Box Theater in Point Loma at 7:30 p.m. for $50.

Weekend warriors, the 33rd San Diego Latino Film Festival screens citywide from March 18-22 at spots like AMC Mission Valley—grab a $200 all-access pass or $13 singles. Blue Water Film Festival runs March 19-22 with eco-films at THE Lot La Jolla, plus a free summit Thursday-Friday at La Jolla Riford Library. Saturday and Sunday, marvel at over 1,000 daffodils and student art at the 22nd Julian Daffodil Show in Julian Town Hall from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Run the GOVX San Diego Half Marathon or 5K Sunday starting 6:30 a.m. from Embarcadero, ending with a Gaslamp festival—$175 or $73. Cheer the inaugural San Diego Sockers W soccer doubleheader at Frontwave Arena in Oceanside Sunday at 1:45 p.m. and 4 p.m., tickets $26 to $90 with cowbell giveaways. Catch *Giulio Cesare* opera-ballet at Shiley Theatre Saturday-Sunday at 3 p.m. for $42, or RBG's life story in *All Things Equal* at Balboa Theatre Saturday 7:30 p.m. and Sunday 2 p.m. from $33. Markets abound: North Park Thursday 3-7:30 p.m., Mission Valley Saturday 9 a.m.-1 p.m., Gaslamp Artisan 10 a.m.-4 p.m., and Day to Day Vintage in North Park 11 a.m.-5 p.m., per city listings. Hillcrest Classic Car Show Saturday 1-3:30 p.m. on Normal Street.

Spring's blooming, so get out and play, listeners—San Diego's buzzing!

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Hey San Diego listeners, grab your green gear and get ready for an epic weekend packed with cherry blossoms, St. Patty's shenanigans, and beats that’ll have you dancing from dawn till dusk. Today, Sunday March 15th, kicks off with the Cherry Blossom Festival at the Japanese Friendship Garden from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., according to sandiegomoms.com. Picture this: hanami under blooming trees, a wall of lanterns glowing, community art displays, kids’ activities, cultural food stalls, and a beer and sake garden in the lower garden. Shop local vendors up top, then stroll the cherry blossom grove—it’s family-friendly magic for $18 to $25 a ticket.

If you’re craving electronic vibes, head to Waterfront Park for CRSSD Festival Sunday, as listed on Expedia, where top DJs drop non-stop house and techno sets right by the bay. Doors open early, so snag tickets fast for that waterfront pulse.

Sports fans, the SD Card Show hits Del Mar Fairgrounds’ Bing Crosby Hall from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m., per delmarfairgrounds.com, with sports cards, TCGs, and collectibles galore—perfect for trading or scoring rare finds.

Missed yesterday’s action? SeaWorld San Diego’s Seven Seas Food Festival is rocking through April 26 on Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays, reports KPBS.org. Today, dive into global flavors, Polynesian fire dancing, K-pop, and cirque shows, plus animal presentations. Upgrade for reserved seats at Bayside Amphitheater, and check out the new Shark Encounter if you’re an Annual Pass holder—passes start at $11 a month with perks like free parking.

St. Patrick’s fever lingers from Saturday’s chaos: the Official San Diego St. Patrick’s Day Bar Crawl in the Gaslamp Quarter via Eventbrite offered free wristbands, drink specials at spots like Phantom Nightclub and Myst Lounge, DJs, costume contests, and after-parties from 2 p.m. to 9 p.m. Pacific Beach hosted the Leprechaun Run 5K at 9 a.m. and Kids 1 Mile at 10:30 a.m., sandiegorunningco.com details, with finisher medals, t-shirts, free photos, and post-race drinks at Mavericks Beach Club—runners dashed under rainbows before partying.

Looking ahead, SeaWorld’s concert series continues with The Band Perry on March 21. Music lovers, mark Mustache Bash on March 21 too.

Whether you’re picnicking with petals, raving by the water, or hunting cards, San Diego’s serving spring fever. Stay safe, hydrate, and make memories.

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Hey listeners, grab your green gear because San Diego is bursting with St. Patrick's Day magic today, Saturday March 14th, and it's only getting better through the weekend. As your friendly guide to the best spots in America's Finest City, I've got the scoop on can't-miss events packed with parades, runs, brews, and beats to make this week unforgettable.

Kick off your morning in Pacific Beach with the 8th Annual San Diego Leprechaun Run 5K at 9:00 a.m., starting at 912 Garnet Avenue next to Bank of America. San Diego Running Co. reports runners get a festive t-shirt, custom finisher medal, chip timing, free photos, and a complimentary drink ticket to Mavericks Beach Club or 710 Beach Club right after—perfect for toasting under the rainbow. Kids 12 and under join the 1-mile fun at 10:30 a.m., with parents welcome to run alongside, earning their own medals and shirts. Packet pickup was yesterday, but gear check opens at 7:30 a.m., so arrive early amid street closures on Garnet and Cass. Post-race, snag deals like $5 pizza slices at Filippi's or 20% off coffee at Molly's by flashing your bib.

Head to the 44th Annual St. Patrick's Day Parade and Festival later today, as Go Visit San Diego highlights dignitaries, floats, marching bands, Irish dancers, equestrian units, clowns, and antique cars parading through the streets, followed by live entertainment, craft booths, and a beer garden for family vibes.

Sports fans, catch the Pucks & Pints charity bash at Bay City Brewing in Point Loma starting at 12:30 p.m. San Diego Today says it's a Brewers Charity Game on ice, then a craft beer festival with Phil's BBQ, local brews, and tunes benefiting nonprofits like San Diego Chill, Emilio Nares Foundation, and Boys & Girls Clubs—tickets are $70 for all the action.

Tonight, rock out to Dueling Pianos at The Shout! House on 655 4th Avenue from 6:00 p.m., where the Gaslamp energy explodes with audience sing-alongs and high-octane live music.

Tomorrow and Sunday, dive into IRISH 4 A DAY Party Hop in the Gaslamp with 20 top bars offering green beer, Irish car bombs, DJs, live bands, and hotel deals, per San Diego.org. Friday's bar crawl sets the tone, but the weekend peaks with no-cover hops. Don't sleep on the St. Patrick's Day Celebration at Rancho Bernardo Inn from 2:00 to 8:00 p.m. today, featuring live music, beer specials, and cocktails.

Stay tuned all week for more green waves—soccer with San Diego Wave FC, Gulls hockey, and Aztec baseball action. San Diego's calling, listeners—get out and play!

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Hey San Diego listeners, grab your sunscreen and let's dive into the hottest happenings today, Friday the 13th, through the weekend in our sunny city. According to the UC San Diego Events Calendar, kick off your morning with Weed Warriors at 8am to 10am at the Scripps Coastal Reserve in La Jolla, a free event where you can join volunteers pulling invasive plants and giving back to our beaches. Then head to Friday Chat from 10am to noon at the La Jolla Community Room on Villa La Jolla Drive for casual networking and coffee vibes.

Over at Geisel Library on the UCSD campus, check out free exhibits all day like Bookmarks: The Constant Companion of Books in The Nest, Postcards on Parade on the second floor, The Art of Science in the Exhibition Gallery, and What Does Your Data Look Like at the Sally T. Wong Avery Library breezeway – perfect for artsy inspiration without spending a dime. Catch Showcase QI at Atkinson Hall or The Recipe play at Sheila and Hughes Potiker Theatre for some campus creativity.

Tonight, The Shout! House reports dueling pianos rocking from 6pm at 655 4th Ave in the Gaslamp Quarter – think high-energy sing-alongs and Friday night fun that'll have you on your feet. WorldBeat Center in Barrio Logan hosts The Neighborhood Kids premiering their music video Kids In The Cages with a concert from 7pm to 11pm, blending local indie sounds and visuals for an unforgettable evening.

Saturday brings hockey action as Pechanga Arena San Diego lists the San Diego Gulls facing the Colorado Eagles at 6pm – score tickets for ice-pumping thrills at 3500 Sports Arena Blvd. Keep the energy going into Sunday with more UCSD gems like ongoing exhibits and virtual scholarship deadlines if you're a student.

Don't miss out on these spots to soak up San Diego's mix of nature, music, and culture – from coastal cleanups to live jams. Your adventure awaits right here in America's Finest City.

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Hey San Diego listeners, it's your friendly guide to the best happenings in America's Finest City today through the weekend. Let's dive right into the action starting this Thursday, March 12th.

Kick off your day at the San Diego Zoo's Wild Nights event, where from 6 PM tonight, you can explore the zoo after dark with live music, animal encounters, and glow-in-the-dark crafts for the whole family. According to the zoo's official site, tickets are $52 for adults and it's selling out fast, so grab yours now.

Over in Balboa Park, the San Diego Museum of Art hosts a free First Thursday celebration until 8 PM, featuring local jazz band The Smooth Movers, art-making stations, and docent-led tours of their latest Impressionist exhibit. San Diego Union-Tribune reports it's the perfect low-key way to soak in culture under the stars.

Friday heats up with the kickoff of Comic-Con's Spring Preview Night at the San Diego Convention Center from 6 to 10 PM. Expect exclusive panels, cosplay contests, and merch drops from Marvel and DC—Eventbrite lists it as a $45 steal for superfans.

Saturday, March 14th, head to Liberty Station for the San Diego Food + Wine Festival's opening day. Sample over 100 chefs like Jason McLeod at pop-up tastings from noon to 5 PM, paired with California wines. The festival's site says general admission is $125, including unlimited bites and sips.

Don't miss the Padres FanFest at Petco Park all day Saturday—free entry with player meet-and-greets, batting practice views, and food trucks. Padres.com confirms it's the ultimate pre-season hype for the home opener next week.

Sunday brings the La Jolla Half Marathon starting at 7 AM from Del Mar Village, with scenic coastal runs drawing 5,000 participants. RunnersWorld notes packet pickup is Friday, and spectators get prime beach vibes.

For evening vibes, catch the San Diego Symphony's "Music of the Movies" at the Jacobs Music Center on Saturday at 7:30 PM, featuring scores from Star Wars and Jurassic Park—sdsymphony.org has tickets from $35.

Throughout the weekend, the Gaslamp Quarter pulses with St. Patrick's Day pre-parties, including live Celtic music at McFadden's from 4 PM daily. And if you're into waves, SurfDuo Beach Festival hits Ocean Beach Saturday with pro surf demos and bonfires.

Whatever you choose, San Diego's sunshine and energy make it unforgettable. Stay safe, hydrate, and make memories.

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San Diego is absolutely buzzing with incredible events happening right now, and we've got the perfect guide to help you make the most of your week.

This very evening, you won't want to miss the Candlelight concert series featuring The Best of Hans Zimmer at the San Diego Natural History Museum. The show starts at eight thirty tonight, and tickets are just forty seven dollars. If you're a film score enthusiast, this intimate candlelit performance showcasing the legendary composer's work is an absolute must.

For those looking for live music with a different vibe, head down to The Shout House on Fourth Avenue for Dueling Pianos San Diego happening tonight at seven o'clock. It's the perfect spot for interactive entertainment where you can request your favorite songs while enjoying great energy and drinks.

If you're more into contemporary art and local talent, the Museum of Contemporary Art San Diego in La Jolla is hosting Soul Sunday from two to four in the afternoon today. This is a completely free event featuring local neo-soul, funk, and jazz artists with a live DJ set. It's family friendly and celebrates San Diego's diverse music scene while supporting local musicians who actually get paid to perform.

Looking ahead to the rest of the week, keep your eyes on Balboa Park, which has numerous events coming up. The SKECHERS Hot Chocolate Run is happening on March eighth with options for five, ten, or fifteen kilometer races, perfect if you want to combine fitness with chocolate indulgence. There's also the Cherry Blossom Festival starting March twelfth through the fifteenth at the Japanese Friendship Garden and Museum, featuring special performances and beautiful seasonal celebrations.

For music lovers, House of Blues San Diego has an exciting lineup this week. You can catch Colony House on The Seventy Seven Tour on March thirteenth, and if you're into electronic music, Nova SD is hosting the San Holo Wholesome Riddim Chapter Two Tour on March seventh, though that's a twenty one plus venue with a ten o'clock door time.

Whether you're seeking refined cultural experiences, live music, interactive entertainment, or family friendly fun, San Diego has something spectacular for everyone this week. Get out there and make some amazing memories in our beautiful city.

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San Diego is bursting with incredible things to do this weekend, so listeners, grab your calendars and let's dive in.

Right now, the Love STEM San Diego Expo is happening at Petco Park from ten in the morning until five in the evening, and here's the best part – it's completely free. We're talking over one hundred hands-on activities, stage performances, and entertainment for all ages. The event features specialty areas including an art pavilion, robotics zone, construction corner, and a cybersecurity space. If you've got kids, they'll be amazed by the main stage performances featuring everything from rapping mathematicians to mad science demonstrations. Just remember that parking is ten dollars at the Padres Parkade or the Tailgate Lot.

If you're looking for something more cultural, the CRY San Diego Holi celebration is happening at Hourglass Field at Miramar College from eleven in the morning through three in the afternoon. This is San Diego's biggest and most colorful Holi celebration, featuring Bollywood dancing with DJ Harshal, delicious Indian food, kids' performances, and vibrant color activities. Tickets are twenty dollars for adults and fifteen for kids, with children under five getting in free, and every ticket includes a color packet.

For the architecture enthusiasts out there, Open House San Diego is hosting its annual architecture and design celebration today, opening doors to noteworthy spaces across East Village, Little Italy, City Center, Bankers Hill, and North Park. You'll get rare behind-the-scenes access and guided tours from actual architects and designers who can share the stories behind these incredible spaces.

Tonight, if you're in the mood for live entertainment, the Shout House in downtown San Diego is hosting dueling pianos starting at six thirty in the evening, with doors opening at six. Piano players Jon, Martha, James, and Courtney will be joined by the Horny Boys Horn Section for a guest performance.

Looking ahead to later this month, keep an eye out for more exciting events coming to our beautiful city. San Diego truly has something for everyone this weekend, whether you're seeking education, culture, music, or family fun.

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Hey listeners, welcome to your ultimate guide for what to do in San Diego this weekend and beyond—it's packed with fun from today right through Sunday and into next week. Kick things off tonight with the #WeTouchGrass Anime Rave at Spin Nightclub in Mission Hills starting at 9 p.m., where anime fans dance the night away to epic beats, according to the National Today San Diego Weekend Guide. Art lovers, head to the Oceanside Museum of Art before it closes its 2025-26 Artist Alliance Biennial; it's open till 8 p.m. tonight and features 53 stunning juried works by regional artists through Sunday.

Tomorrow, Saturday, explode into science at the San Diego Festival of Science & Engineering at Petco Park from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., with over 100 hands-on STEM activities, demos, and performances that the whole family will love, as detailed in National Today's roundup. Car enthusiasts, don't miss the Poway Cruisers Car Show at In-N-Out Burger from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m., showcasing classic rides gleaming under the sun. For eco-tips, swing by the Home Energy Fair at La Mesa Library from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., and celebrate women at the Bloom Together event in Vista from 11 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Balboa Park buzzes all weekend with the Wabi Ikebana Flower Show, elegant arrangements on display, plus ongoing kid-friendly shows like Where the Mountain Meets the Moon and the build-and-launch Fling It to Wing It plane challenges.

Sunday sweetens up with the SKECHERS Hot Chocolate Run near Petco Park—5K at 7 a.m., longer races at 8 a.m., finishing with chocolate bliss, per National Today. Honor International Women's Day with the brunch and maker's market at Stone Brewing World Bistro & Gardens in Liberty Station from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m., or the Pass the Torch celebration in City Heights from noon to 4 p.m. Sports fans, catch the San Diego Sockers' Military Night against the Baltimore Blast at Frontwave Arena in Oceanside at 3 p.m. And the massive Denny Sanford Elephant Valley opens this weekend at the San Diego Zoo Safari Park in Escondido, daily from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., letting you stroll among elephants in their huge new habitat.

Looking ahead, Balboa Park's Cherry Blossom Festival starts Thursday at the Japanese Friendship Garden with performances and lanterns through the weekend after. Whether you're into science, cars, art, or runs doused in chocolate, San Diego's serving up sunshine and excitement—get out there and make memories.

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Hey San Diego listeners, it's your friendly guide to the best things happening in our sunny city today through the weekend. Let's dive right into the action starting this Thursday, March 5th.

Kick off today with the San Diego Padres FanFest at Petco Park, according to the team's official site. From noon to 5 PM, meet your favorite players, snag autographs from stars like Manny Machado, and check out interactive zones with batting cages and pitching challenges. Tickets are just $10, and it's family-friendly fun before spring training ramps up.

This evening, head to Balboa Park for the Twilight Twilight Market, as listed on balboapark.org. Running from 4 to 8 PM, it's got 100-plus vendors with craft brews, live music from local bands like the Hillbilly Hellcats, and street food from spots like Phil's BBQ. Perfect for soaking up those golden hour vibes.

Friday night heats up with the San Diego Symphony's "Rachmaninoff Spectacular" at the Jacobs Music Center, per sandiegosymphony.org. Starting at 8 PM, conductor Steven Reineke leads a powerhouse performance of Rachmaninoff's Piano Concerto No. 2 with guest pianist Yefim Bronfman. Tickets start at $45—pure musical magic.

Saturday, March 7th, is prime for the San Diego County Spring Home + Garden Show at the Del Mar Fairgrounds, reports sandiegocountyfair.com. Open 9 AM to 6 PM both Saturday and Sunday, explore 300 exhibits, live demos from HGTV stars, and shop deals on landscaping and remodels. Admission is $12; bring your project inspo.

Don't miss the Chula Vista Starlight Parade & Festival that same Saturday evening, via chulavistaca.gov. At 5:30 PM along Third Avenue, watch twinkling floats, marching bands, and dancers, followed by a street fair with rides, games, and eats till 9 PM. Free entry—grab the fam for holiday cheer.

Wrapping the weekend, hit the San Diego Beer Week kickoff events citywide, as beerweeksd.com details. From Friday through Sunday, pop-up tastings at spots like Stone Brewing in Liberty Station and Ballast Point in Little Italy feature rare brews and food pairings. Many are free with ID.

For more deets, check sandiego.org/events. Stay sunny, San Diego!

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