Hey listeners, grab your sunscreen and let's dive into the hottest happenings in San Diego from today through the weekend – it's packed with music, laughs, rodeo action, and more to make your January sizzle!

Kicking off right now on this Friday, January 16th, comedy superstar Bobby Lee is taking the stage at the Balboa Theatre for his LIVE show – expect non-stop hilarity from the Mad TV legend, perfect for a night of gut-busting laughs downtown. Music lovers, head to the House of Blues where Emo Night Brooklyn hits the Music Hall tonight, channeling all your favorite angsty anthems with an 18-plus vibe – sing your heart out to early 2000s nostalgia. If you're up early, join the SD Founders Surf meetup at 6:30 a.m. at Pipes in San Elijo State Beach, where entrepreneurs and investors catch waves and network under the morning sun. And don't miss the San Diego Rodeo firing up at Petco Park from 6 p.m. tonight through Sunday – buckle up for bull riding, roping, and family-friendly Western fun filling the full venue.

Saturday, January 17th amps up the energy. The rodeo continues all day at Petco Park, with non-stop thrills from broncos to barrel racing. Over in Coronado, the Democratic Club's first 2026 general meeting starts at 11 a.m. in the Winn Room of the Public Library, featuring speaker Jeremy Addis-Mills from Digital Impact! on killer online communication tips – doors open at 10:30, and they're electing officers too. House of Blues keeps rocking with Drexthejoint in the VooDoo Room and the United We Dance rave in the Music Hall, both 18-plus bashes for dancing till dawn.

Sunday, January 18th wraps the weekend sweetly with that same epic rodeo at Petco Park running till 11 p.m., plus a free concert at 1 p.m. on the Coronado Ferry Landing starring Crimson Collar – chill by the bay with live tunes and ocean breezes. Ongoing all month, swing by the USS Midway Museum for entry tickets starting at $32, or hop on a City Cruises Best of the Bay scenic harbor tour for $34.50. UCSD's Geisel Library has the Postcards on Parade exhibit sparkling on the second floor through March 22nd – quirky global postcards await art fans.

San Diego's vibe is electric this week, listeners – whether you're rodeo-riding, emo-screaming, or beach-surfing, there's something for everyone. Get out there and make memories!

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Hey listeners, kick off your week in San Diego with some fantastic vibes starting today! Tonight at Speckle Rock Vineyards, dive into An Evening of Exploration – The Noble Grapes from 6 to 8:30 p.m., where wine scholar Al Fischer guides you through the heritage and flavors of cabernet sauvignon, pinot noir, riesling, sauvignon blanc, merlot, and chardonnay in an interactive tasting. San Diego Magazine highlights it as the perfect spot for oenophiles to learn and sip.

Head northeast for the Borrego Springs Film Festival running through Sunday, featuring 15 blocks of indie films, filmmaker chats, a Friday gala at Rams Hill Golf Club, Saturday party at The Arches, and Sunday awards. Tickets are just $10 per block or $175 for a full pass, with free library screenings Wednesday and Thursday.

Tomorrow, Thursday, catch Doug Smith’s Wild Wolves of Yellowstone talk at The Conrad in La Jolla at 7:30 p.m., packed with unseen photos from the park’s wolf reintroduction—it's sold out but join the waitlist. Then Friday explodes with action: the San Diego Rodeo storms Petco Park at 6 p.m. through Sunday, complete with bucking broncos, roping, and afterparties featuring Charley Crockett Friday, Jamey Johnson Saturday, and Cody Jinks Sunday—tickets from $35.

Music lovers, groove to Braxton Cook’s jazz and R&B at Lou Lou’s Jungle Room in North Park at 8 p.m., showcasing his album Not Everyone Can Go for $32. The multimedia show Cotton blends poetry, photography, and Damien Geter’s music at The Conrad at 7:30 p.m., exploring cotton’s impact on Black Americans—waitlist open. The Old Globe’s Powers New Voices Festival starts with free play readings Friday at 7:30 p.m., continuing through Sunday.

Saturday brings Monster Energy AMA Supercross at Snapdragon Stadium from 9 a.m. Fan Fest to 4 p.m. races, cheering locals Christian Craig and Dilan Schwartz—GA from $59. World premiere of the bilingual opera Pancho Rabbit and the Coyote at Southwestern College at 7 p.m., tickets $40-$75. Art fans, hit the free Postcards from the Left Coast opening at The Studio Door from 1-4 p.m. and Non-Objective Lessons reception at Art Produce Gallery from 4-7 p.m.

Sunday shines with the Martin Luther King Jr. 5K fun run at 9 a.m. on the Embarcadero for $40, followed by the parade at 11 a.m. and free Harmony Health Fest at Waterfront Park till 3 p.m. Funk out with George Clinton & Parliament Funkadelic at Music Box in Little Italy at 8 p.m. for $82, or catch the YPAC Annual Food Tour in Convoy District from 2-5 p.m. for $108, tasting Asian and Pacific Islander bites while learning history. Wrap with Everything You Need to Know About Abortion in One Hour or Less at Bayfront Charter High School at 2 p.m. for $30.

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San Diego listeners, if you’re wondering what to do this week, you’ve got a lot of fun options lined up around town, from classic cars and craft beer to live music and ocean wildlife.

Start with something uniquely San Diego: the San Diego Excursion Antique Car Show. According to KPBS, vintage cars roll out from the San Diego Automotive Museum and cruise through North Park, Mission Hills, and Point Loma before gathering at Liberty Station for a noon to 2 p.m. car display. You can wander right up to beautifully preserved early automobiles in the lot at 2468 Historic Decatur Road, chat with the drivers, and snap photos while you walk the promenade and grab coffee or lunch nearby.

If you love the weirder side of life, the San Diego Oddities and Curiosities Expo at the Del Mar Fairgrounds is in town this weekend. Showpass lists it as running from Saturday morning through Sunday afternoon, with vendors selling taxidermy, skulls, dark art, vintage medical pieces, and handmade curiosities. It’s a perfect field trip for listeners who like their shopping a little spooky and offbeat, and Del Mar Fairgrounds gives you easy parking and room to roam.

Down at Liberty Station, you can turn the day into a double feature. Event info from Drink Eat Play says the 14th annual San Diego Brew Fest is taking over NTC Park, with over 70 breweries, around 200 beers, food trucks, lawn games, and cover bands. General admission gets you in from 1 to 4 p.m. with unlimited tastings, while early entry tickets start at noon for an extra hour and some specialty pours. It’s 21 and over, no pets, so plan your designated driver or rideshare and just enjoy the bay breezes and live music.

For music lovers looking for something a bit more laid-back, The Loma Club at Liberty Station is hosting live music by Ron’s Garage, a local favorite rock and classics band. Their event page lists the show from 1 to 4 p.m., which makes it easy to pair with a stroll through the car show or a relaxed afternoon on the golf course patio with a drink in hand.

And for ocean lovers, Cabrillo National Monument Foundation is promoting the Cabrillo Whale Watch Festival this month at Cabrillo National Monument. Their event description highlights exhibitors, science talks, kids’ crafts, and guided land-based whale watching from the bluffs overlooking the Pacific. Mid-January is prime time for spotting migrating gray whales, so bring binoculars, a jacket, and your curiosity—there’s no special ticket beyond the usual park entrance fee.

Sports fans can cap the week with high-energy pro volleyball. Major League Volleyball’s site previews the Orlando Valkyries vs. San Diego Mojo match at Viejas Arena, with first serve at 4 p.m. It’s an early-season showdown featuring Orlando’s defending champions and San Diego’s revamped Mojo under new head coach Alisha Glass Childress. Expect fast rallies, big blocks, and a fun, family-friendly crowd.

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San Diego listeners, if you’re wondering what to do this week, you’ve got a full menu of fun lined up across the city, from sunrise runs on the bay to late-night beats downtown.

Kicking things off for the active crowd, the San Diego Running Co. is hosting the 19th Annual Resolution Run 5K, 10K, and Half Marathon at Mission Bay’s Tecolote Shores. According to San Diego Running Co., races start just after sunrise with the 10K and half marathon at 7:15 a.m. and the 5K at 7:30 a.m., winding along the water with classic Mission Bay views. After you cross the finish line, there’s a wellness village featuring healthy food, partner booths, and plenty of chances to reset those New Year goals. Every participant scores a race shirt, finisher medal, and chip-timed results, so you can brag about your pace all week long.

Film lovers have a perfect excuse to post up indoors at the San Diego Short Film Festival, highlighted by KPBS as an intimate, all-day celebration of short-form storytelling. Running from 10 a.m. to 6:30 p.m., the festival is split into five themed blocks, showcasing everything from thought‑provoking dramas and clever comedies to inventive animation and genre‑bending experiments. KPBS notes that several filmmakers and industry pros will be on hand for Q&As, red carpet interviews, and social events, making this a great choice if you want to discover fresh talent and then actually talk with the people behind the camera.

If you’re craving ocean air and a bit of natural wonder, the Cabrillo National Monument Foundation invites you to the Cabrillo Whale Watch Festival at Cabrillo National Monument. The foundation explains that from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., you can join guided land‑based whale watching, meet marine science exhibitors, hear talks about conservation and ocean health, and dive into hands‑on crafts for all ages. Mid‑January is prime time for spotting migrating Pacific gray whales from the park’s western overlooks, and staff and volunteers will be ready to help you scan the horizon. There’s no special ticket needed beyond regular park admission, so this is an easy family‑friendly outing.

As evening rolls in and you’re ready to trade sea spray for city lights, downtown’s Gaslamp Quarter heats up with Night Trip’s New Year Kickoff at Nova SD on Sixth Avenue. Nova SD’s event calendar describes it as a late‑night house music showcase with a secret lineup, doors at 10 p.m., and a 21‑and‑up crowd. It’s free with RSVP, and the venue runs cashless, so bring a card or mobile pay, grab a spot by the dance floor or a VIP table, and let the first big weekend of the year run well past midnight.

However you like to spend your week in San Diego—running, watching films, chasing whales, or dancing under club lights—there’s something waiting for you across the bay, the bluffs, and downtown streets.

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San Diego listeners, if you’re wondering what to do this week, you’re in a very good place.

Let’s start tonight in Solana Beach, where the Belly Up Tavern is bringing pure nostalgia with The fABBA Show, a high-energy tribute to ABBA that kicks off at 9 p.m. According to Belly Up’s event listing, it’s a 21-and-over show, so bring your ID, grab a drink, and get ready to sing along to Dancing Queen and Mamma Mia with a packed crowd in one of San Diego’s most beloved small venues.

If you want something a little more laid-back earlier in the evening, make your way to Liberty Station. The Loma Club is hosting live music from Fish and the Seaweeds from 5 to 8 p.m., a perfect happy-hour window. The Loma Club’s calendar notes that this outdoor setting pairs local craft drinks, golf-course views, and a guitar-driven band that leans into classic rock and beachy vibes. It’s a great pre-dinner or pre-concert stop.

Looking ahead to Saturday and beyond, big engines and big air are rolling into town. San Diego Theater’s January schedule highlights Monster Jam roaring into Snapdragon Stadium starting January 10 and running through January 25. Expect roaring monster trucks, freestyle competitions, and plenty of family-friendly noise and spectacle. It’s the kind of event where ear protection is a good idea, but the photos and memories are worth it.

For a completely different mood, consider a candlelit night out. San Diego Theater also points listeners to Candlelight: Best of Bridgerton at the San Diego Natural History Museum, with performances running from January 9 through March 20. Picture a string quartet playing the romantic, pop-inspired arrangements from the Bridgerton soundtrack in a softly lit museum hall. It’s an ideal date night or a refined outing with friends who love the show’s Regency-meets-modern soundtrack.

Nature lovers should circle the Cabrillo Whale Watch Festival at Cabrillo National Monument. The Cabrillo National Monument Foundation explains that this kid-friendly festival features marine-science exhibitors, hands-on crafts, talks from scientists, and guided land-based whale watching—right when the gray whale migration is near its peak along the San Diego coast. All you pay is standard park admission, and volunteers help you spot whales from the overlook, making it a great daytime outing for families or anyone who wants a winter ocean experience without getting on a boat.

So whether you’re chasing disco anthems, candlelit string quartets, roaring monster trucks, or migrating gray whales, San Diego has you covered this week.

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San Diego listeners, if you’re wondering what to do this week, you’ve got a full menu of fun ahead.

Let’s start with tonight. Comedy fans can head to Mic Drop Comedy in Kearny Mesa, where ticket platforms like Vivid Seats list Tyler Fischer performing a 21-plus stand-up show. Expect sharp, high-energy comedy in an intimate club setting, with doors typically opening early so you can grab a drink, settle in, and make a night of it.

If you’re in more of an all-day adventure mood, My Guide San Diego highlights some great experiences running throughout the week in and around downtown. You can jump into a GPS-guided GoCar tour that zips you through the Gaslamp Quarter and along the waterfront, or take a Segway tour through the Gaslamp District for a relaxed glide past historic buildings, bars, and restaurants. My Guide San Diego also points to the popular Ghosts and Gravestones trolley tour, which rolls in the evening and is perfect if you like your history with a spooky twist.

Animal lovers can spend a day at the San Diego Zoo Safari Park up in the San Pasqual Valley. My Guide San Diego notes that one-day tickets are available, and once you’re inside you can wander massive open-range habitats, ride the Africa Tram, and catch animal keeper talks. It’s a great choice for a weekday outing before the weekend crowds pick up.

Looking ahead to the rest of the week and into the weekend, keep an eye on Petco Park’s official events calendar, PetcoParkEvents dot com, which lists major happenings coming later in January like the San Diego Rodeo. While that big event hits next weekend, the site is a good resource to check for any special tours, watch parties, or one-off events happening at or around the ballpark during this week.

Sports fans should also watch local listings and the University of San Diego athletics site for home basketball games at the Jenny Craig Pavilion. Robinhood’s prediction markets page highlights a Pepperdine at San Diego matchup on January eighth, which means there’s likely live college hoops energy on campus this week, complete with pep bands, student sections, and a classic West Coast Conference feel.

Whatever your vibe is, from live comedy and ghost tours to safari adventures and college basketball, San Diego has you covered all week long.

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Welcome to your San Diego entertainment guide for this week! If you're looking for incredible things to do right now, you're in luck because this city is absolutely buzzing with activity.

Happening today, music lovers should know that Duran Duran is taking the stage at Viejas Arena at Aztec Bowl on San Diego State University's campus this evening at 7:30 PM. This iconic new wave band is bringing their legendary hits to town, so if you're a fan of 80s classics, tonight is your night. Tickets are available through Ticketmaster.

For something more active and outdoors, the San Diego Outdoor Enthusiasts group is hosting the Black Star Canyon Falls Scramble right now, running until 2:30 PM this afternoon. This is a perfect way to get some exercise while enjoying beautiful Southern California scenery if you haven't already headed out.

Now looking ahead to the rest of your week, Friday night is going to be absolutely electric. NOVA SD in the Gaslamp Quarter is hosting Reggaeton Rave on January 9th, opening at 10 PM. This is the place to be if you want to dance to the hottest Latin club hits with San Diego's coolest crowd. Just remember that NOVA SD is a cashless venue and you must be 21 or older with a valid ID.

If you're more into cultural experiences, the San Diego History Center is throwing an amazing New Year celebration on January 9th from 5:30 to 9 PM, featuring Filipino culinary traditions and live music inspired by their Taste San Diego exhibition. This event is free and you can drop in anytime during those hours.

Looking forward to the weekend, mark your calendars for January 16 through 18 because the San Diego Rodeo is returning to Petco Park. This is a full venue event with all the excitement you'd expect from a professional rodeo right in the heart of downtown.

Throughout the week, Balboa Park continues to offer sensory-friendly quiet mornings every Sunday from 10 to 11 AM if you prefer a more relaxed museum experience. There's truly something for everyone this week in San Diego, from live music and rodeo action to outdoor adventures and cultural celebrations.

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Hey listeners, kick off your weekend in San Diego with a bang today, Saturday, January 3rd! Catch the San Diego Seals taking on the Calgary Roughnecks at 7 PM in a high-energy lacrosse showdown at Pechanga Arena, where the action promises fast-paced thrills and roaring crowds. Theater fans, head to the San Diego Civic Theatre for a 2 PM matinee of Six the Musical, the electrifying pop concert-style show queens ruling the stage with Tudor drama and killer vocals. If you're up for mingling, Whiskey Girl hosts a sold-out speed dating event tonight for ages 24 to 36, organized by MyCheekyDate—perfect for sparking new connections over cocktails.

Feeling the fitness vibe? SweatPals spotlights POWER Vinyasa & Sound by Find Your Power Wellness today, blending strong flows with grounding sound baths to reset your body and mind. Or spike some fun at Lemon Grove Volleyball's casual grass pickup games, welcoming all skill levels under the sunny SoCal sky.

Balboa Park buzzes all weekend with ongoing gems like the immersive Doctor Who Worlds of Wonder exhibit at the Fleet Science Center, blending sci-fi adventures with real science—tickets from free to $30. Marvel at Tuck and Roll: The Art of Armadillos at Mingei International Museum, featuring over 80 handmade figures from the Americas. Don't miss sensory-friendly quiet hours at the Museum of Us every Sunday from 10 to 11 AM, creating a calm space for exploration. Sunday Concerts offer free one-hour performances rain or shine at the famous organ pavilion, a chill way to soak in the park's magic.

Midweek heats up with the 15th annual San Diego Brew Fest on January 10th at NTC Park, pouring over 200 beers from 70 breweries alongside food trucks, live bands, and lawn games—grab tickets now for this craft beer paradise. Fitness keeps rolling: Tribe Run Club's community jog on January 6th pairs with post-run coffee hangs, while Nobodycaresrunclub's golden hour runs on the 7th and 12th deliver scenic vibes and easy connections. On January 17th, WellthyWell's free Walk & Talk strolls focus on wellness chats.

Whether you're chasing adrenaline, culture, or chill hangs, San Diego's got your week covered—bundle up for those mild winter breezes and dive in!

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Hey San Diego listeners, kick off your year with a bang right here in our sunny city! Today, Friday, January 2nd, lace up for the San Diego Gulls hockey game against the Coachella Valley Firebirds at Pechanga Arena San Diego—pucks drop with high-energy action, perfect for cheering on our home team under the lights. If you're feeling festive and zodiac-vibey, head to Bang San Diego in the Gaslamp Quarter for Calling All Capricorns, the J5 Weekend Kick Off starting at 10 PM. It's 21-plus with 2-for-1 Dos Azul shots, thumping music, and upscale vibes to celebrate those born under the sea goat—dance the night away at 762 Fifth Avenue.

Swing into Balboa Park this weekend for non-stop family fun. The Balboa Park website lists over 40 events buzzing through January, including free Sunday Concerts at the iconic organ pavilion—relax with one-hour performances rain or shine, every Sunday. Dive into ongoing hits like Doctor Who Worlds of Wonder: Where Science Meets Fiction at the Fleet Science Center, the U.S. premiere blending TARDIS adventures with real science (tickets $30 max). Catch Superpower Dogs in IMAX, narrated by Chris Evans, showcasing heroic pups for $14 to $24. Armadillo lovers, grin at Tuck and Roll: The Art of Armadillos, a free entry-level exhibit at Mingei with 80 handmade figures from the Americas.

Saturday brings Cars and Coffee at the San Diego Automotive Museum—over 100 antique rides from 1906 to 1942 rev up at 9 AM, touring to Point Loma, with owners sharing stories for free. Families, explore Dream Big: Engineering Our World narrated by Jeff Bridges, marveling at Great Wall feats and solar cars for $19.95 to $24.95.

Early next week, on January 9th, drop into the San Diego History Center's free New Year bash from 5:30 to 9 PM, featuring Filipino-inspired music, bites, and drinks tied to their Taste San Diego exhibit. Sunday Sensory-Friendly Quiet Mornings at the museum run 10 to 11 AM for a calmer vibe.

Mark your calendars for January 17th: Japanese tea demonstrations at the Japanese Friendship Garden Museum—11 AM and noon slots with sweets, $10 for members or $20 non-members. Guitar fans, the San Diego History Center's Innovation Tour hits Taylor Guitars on January 28th for a 9:30 AM behind-the-scenes craft peek, $25 to $35. And on the 31st, the Air & Space Museum's Kit, Model & Aviation Collectible Swap Meet at Gillespie Field Annex in El Cajon swaps plastic kits, diecasts, and flight gear for $10 entry.

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Hey listeners, welcome to your ultimate guide for what to do in San Diego this week, kicking off the new year with a bang on this fresh Thursday, January 1st. Whether you're shaking off last night's festivities or diving straight into the action, we've got electrifying events lined up through the weekend that scream San Diego vibes—sunny shores, killer beats, and feel-good gatherings.

Start today with the pulsating energy of CRSSD Proper NYE at PETCO Park, where FNGRS CRSSD is turning New Year's Day into an epic dance party from 2 p.m. to 10 p.m. Vivid Seats reports general admission tickets starting at just $162, with beats dropping across multiple stages featuring top electronic acts—perfect for you 21+ crowd ready to groove under the open sky. According to KPBS, this two-day rager spilled over from yesterday's NYE bash, so expect non-stop house, techno, and festival magic right in the heart of downtown. Grab those tickets quick before they vanish!

If you're craving a serene reset, head to reUnify Yoga in Ocean Beach for the New Year's Day Donation Yoga class. Eventbrite details a grounding flow at 4893 Voltaire Street, all levels welcome, wrapping with sound bowls, peaceful drumming, and an extended savasana to set your intentions—donations around $15 to $20 keep it community-focused and vibe-high.

Swing into the weekend with classical elegance as the San Diego Symphony presents the Salute to Vienna New Year's Concert at 2:30 p.m. today at the Joan and Irwin Jacobs Music Center on 1245 Seventh Ave. SoCalPulse highlights sweeping waltzes, polkas, and Johann Strauss operetta favorites to toast the year in style—pure orchestral joy.

Fast-forward to Friday, January 23rd, when Disney On Ice: Let's Dance lights up Pechanga Arena San Diego at 7 p.m. Pechanga Arena's site promises Mickey DJing remixed Disney hits, with Asha and Valentino from Wish, Simba's crew, Ariel's ocean grooves, Frozen favorites, Moana and Maui, plus Stitch cranking the party—family fun that gets everyone moving.

Cap the weekend on January 31st with the San Diego Symphony's Music of the Night: Mahler Symphony No. 7 at 7:30 p.m. back at Jacobs Music Center. SoCalPulse notes Rafael Payare conducting this shadowy, nocturnal masterpiece—immersive sounds for a dramatic close.

San Diego's serving up beats, balance, and brilliance this week, listeners—get out there and make memories. Thanks for tuning in, and don't forget to subscribe for more. This has been a Quiet Please production, for more check out quietplease.ai.

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