If you're looking for ways to celebrate this weekend in San Diego, you're in for a treat! Today, Saturday November 29th, and tomorrow are packed with fantastic events that'll keep you entertained from morning through evening.

Start your day at the San Diego Made Holiday Market happening right now at NTC Park inside Liberty Station. This family-friendly festival runs until five o'clock tonight and reopens tomorrow from ten in the morning to four in the afternoon. You'll find over one hundred twenty-five curated local makers showcasing the best of San Diego's creative community. Wander through unique handmade goods while enjoying live music, gourmet food trucks, craft cocktails and mocktails, and interactive art installations. Kids will love the activities and seasonal workshops designed just for them. Here's a pro tip: grab a punch card at the entrance and make three qualifying purchases to receive a free handmade gift while supplies last. Entry is just five dollars, supporting the San Diego Made nonprofit, and children under ten get in free.

If you're a wrestling fan, WWE Survivor Series WarGames is taking over Petco Park tonight, offering an action-packed evening of professional wrestling entertainment.

For a more relaxed vibe, head to the Old Globe Courtyard in Balboa Park for Carol Along with the Carillon, a delightful musical experience perfect for getting into the holiday spirit.

If you prefer dancing and electronic music, Nova nightclub on Sixth Avenue is hosting Wade, Marco Strous, and Void starting at ten o'clock tonight. The event runs until two in the morning for those twenty-one and older.

Music lovers should check out the San Diego Symphony's performance of John Coltrane's Blue Train happening this evening, offering a sophisticated way to spend your Saturday night.

Tomorrow, don't miss the Clippers versus South Bay matchup at Frontwave Arena in Oceanside, or continue your holiday shopping at any of the weekend markets still operating throughout the region.

Whether you're into shopping, sports, music, or dancing, San Diego has something magical waiting for you this weekend. Get out there and make the most of these beautiful November days!

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Welcome to your San Diego weekend guide. Whether you're looking for culture, music, sports, or just something fun to do, we've got you covered for the rest of this week and beyond.

Starting tonight, if you're a music lover, head over to The Observatory in North Park at six o'clock for a special concert holiday food drive. They're featuring tributes to Queen, U2, The Rolling Stones, and Eric Clapton, and it's all in support of a great cause. So you can rock out and give back at the same time.

Also happening this evening at Balboa Park, the San Diego Community Choir is celebrating their 35th anniversary with a holiday sing-along and winter concert teaser. It's free and open to the public, running from one to two o'clock at the Spreckels Organ Pavilion. If you're in the mood for some uplifting holiday music, this is the perfect spot to catch it.

If you want something completely different, the Parks and Recreation Department has some theatrical and film offerings today as well. You can catch Beauty's Daughter at seven thirty in the evening, or check out films celebrating Native American Month at noon.

Now, looking ahead to the weekend, tomorrow brings some exciting action to Vancouver just across the border. The Whitecaps are taking on San Diego, and while this game is being shown at the Hollywood Theatre in Vancouver, it's a fun event if you're willing to make the trip. Reservations close at noon on the day of the show, and tickets are free RSVP.

And if you missed the Rady Children's Invitational basketball tournament, the championship games wrapped up today at Jenny Craig Pavilion on the University of San Diego campus. But looking to this coming week, Coronado has some fantastic events lined up. Sunday at one o'clock, the Coronado Ferry Landing is hosting a free weekend concert featuring Dave Preston and the Grownups, running until four in the afternoon.

Whether you're into live music, sports, theater, or community events, San Diego is packed with things to do this week. So get out there and enjoy everything this amazing city has to offer.

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San Diego is absolutely buzzing this Thanksgiving week and beyond with amazing events for everyone to enjoy. Whether you're looking to celebrate the holiday or kick off the Christmas season, there's something special happening right now across our beautiful city.

This very day, Thursday November twenty-seventh, San Diego After Dark is hosting an interactive murder mystery experience at six eighty-two Prospect Street where you can solve crimes while enjoying the evening atmosphere. If you're in the mood for a traditional holiday meal, the Carlson Ferbal Thanksgiving Community Dinner is happening from noon to three PM with doors opening at eleven in the morning, and everyone is welcome to join their chosen family for a feast complete with a funny movie and a clothing drive. For something more upscale, Vistal Bar and Restaurant at the InterContinental is serving an elegant Thanksgiving buffet from two to five PM overlooking the gorgeous San Diego Bay with live music and coastal-inspired cuisine. You can also grab a Thanksgiving buffet at ZENTRL Kitchen and Bar in Liberty Station from four to eight PM.

Looking ahead to Friday, Stone Brewing World Bistro and Gardens is hosting a VIP Tree Lighting Experience from five to nine PM, perfect for getting into that holiday spirit early. The Rady Children's Ice Rink at Liberty Station will be open from ten AM to ten PM, offering a delightful winter wonderland experience right in the heart of the city.

Come Saturday and Sunday, the San Diego Made Holiday Market opens at Liberty Station on the twenty-ninth and thirtieth, showcasing outdoor shopping with local creators and artisans. On Sunday evening, East Village hosts its Tree Lighting and Holiday Market at Faultline Park from four to eight PM, creating a festive holiday atmosphere near the Park and Market Station. The ice rink at Liberty Station continues operating those same extended holiday hours both days.

Music lovers will appreciate that the USS Midway is launching its Jingle Jets display running through December thirtieth, featuring illuminated holiday shows and special performances on select evenings. For something uniquely San Diego, the Golden Girls Christmas Experience is happening daily through January eleventh at Bayside Kitchen and Bar downtown, featuring themed cocktails, festive bites, and retro holiday vibes inspired by everyone's favorite Miami ladies.

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Thanksgiving week in San Diego is buzzing with events, giving locals and visitors plenty of ways to celebrate and kick off the holiday season. Today, Wednesday, you can start the festivities with the Thanksgiving Eve Blackout party at SideBar Nightclub on Market Street, featuring Miles Medina behind the decks and a dance floor full of partygoers ready for the long weekend according to Eventbrite.

Bright and early Thanksgiving morning, lace up for a Turkey Trot. Father Joe’s Villages hosts its 24th annual fun run at Balboa Park, and up the coast, the O’Side Turkey Trot in Oceanside features 5Ks, costumes, and live tunes with funds supporting local charities, as detailed by San Diego Magazine. In Coronado, racers take off from Tidelands Park to benefit Rady Children’s Hospital.

If you’re in the mood for some holiday magic, the Yo Ho Ho-liday Tavern pirate pop-up inside Margaritaville Hotel is open daily. Enjoy pirate-themed drinks, food specials, holiday music, and live pirate performances. Entry is free, and reservations can be made through OpenTable, according to San Diego Magazine.

On Friday, catch indie rockers The Frights at Quartyard starting at 6 p.m., or head to Cygnet Theatre in Liberty Station for previews of A Christmas Carol, celebrating its 10th anniversary with a fresh twist for local audiences.

Saturday brings a full slate of fun. The Rady Children’s Invitational tips off at 12 noon at University of San Diego, where college hoops fans can grab single-day or two-day passes. Over at Petco Park, wrestling fans can experience WWE Survivor Series: WarGames from 3:30 p.m., featuring Roman Reigns, Becky Lynch, John Cena, and more in massive team cage matches. San Diego Holiday Made Market also arrives at NTC Park Saturday and Sunday, with over 120 local vendors, live music, food trucks, and games for the whole family, general admission just five bucks.

Saturday night, see rapper LaRussell at Music Box in Little Italy for an intimate show, or hit The Observatory North Park for Danny Brown’s dynamic live set blending confessional rap and hyperpop, with openers from the experimental EDM world. If you prefer festive lights, Saturday night brings the Holiday Lights in Downtown El Cajon with live music, train rides, and a mayor-led tree lighting.

Sunday’s highlights include the East Village Tree Lighting & Holiday Market at Fault Line Park, plus free photos with Santa at PorchLight Coffee and farm-to-flow yoga at La Jolla Farmers Market for those wanting a healthy start.

There’s so much to experience in America’s Finest City this week, so whether you want to sweat, sing, shop, or just soak in the festive atmosphere, San Diego has something for everyone right now. Thanks for tuning in, don’t forget to subscribe. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai.

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San Diego listeners, get ready to enjoy an action-packed week full of events, live music, theater, food, and holiday fun all around the city. Whether you are searching for family activities, festive happenings, or adult adventures, there is something for everyone.

Today, Monday, November 24, you can catch an exhilarating soccer match as San Diego FC takes on Minnesota at Snapdragon Stadium starting at 7 PM. For an extra social sports experience, Guava Beach is showing the match live, turning the bar into a buzzing hub of fans. Music lovers can start their week strong with Gogo Penguin at the Belly Up Tavern or Jack’s Mannequin at The Sound according to the San Diego Entertainment Calendar. For movie buffs, Future Is Color hosts a special movie night screening of Punch Drunk Love, perfect if you are looking for a chill Monday evening.

At Balboa Park, the San Diego Museum of Art offers the Poetic Portraits exhibit, while Mingei International Museum has the Boundless ceramics show, capturing the wild spirit of California’s landscapes through midcentury studio art. The Alfredo Castañeda: Beyond Surrealism retrospective is a treat for anyone intrigued by surreal art. If you’re bringing children, check out the Fall Camp at the Children’s Museum of Discovery, ongoing until Wednesday, where kids dive into animal superhero adventures.

Thanksgiving week brings classic traditions and new experiences. Thursday, you can treat yourself and loved ones to a festive Thanksgiving dinner at the historic Hotel Del Coronado or opt for a Thanksgiving dinner cruise with City Cruises along the gorgeous San Diego Bay. The Bahia Resort Hotel is also welcoming families for their Thanksgiving Day Family Cruise in Mission Bay. Later in the week, the Thanksgiving Turkey Gobble Trot 5K sets off Saturday morning at Ingram Plaza, a perfect way to kick off your holiday fitness or work up an appetite.

The weekend is stacked with events. Fans of horse racing get the FanDuel Racing Turf Festival at Del Mar from Friday through Sunday, culminating in the Uncorked Wine Festival on Saturday, where guests can sample over 100 wines and gourmet foods while enjoying live music and the spectacle of turf races. Shoppers and holiday lovers should head to Julian for the Country Christmas Tree Lighting on Saturday in the town square and to Downtown El Cajon for a beautiful holiday lights display at Prescott Promenade.

If you’re ready to dance, Corazon Del Barrio in Barrio Logan is hosting an Afrobeats Night Live on Saturday as a special Thanksgiving edition, promising high energy and contagious rhythms. Saturday also brings the Teddy Ball at the Hyatt Regency La Jolla, a glamorous charity gala where guests in their finest attire help raise toys for children in need.

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San Diego is bursting with energy and inspiration this weekend with a calendar packed full of art, theater, music, and unique seasonal festivities. Kicking things off, art lovers can experience A Decade of Pop Prints and Multiples at the Museum of Contemporary Art San Diego in La Jolla now through March. This new exhibition highlights vibrant Pop Art from the 1960s and 70s, showcasing works by renowned artists like Jasper Johns, Robert Rauschenberg, and Claes Oldenburg. For those hoping to support local artists, swing by Secret Sister in South Park Thursday evening for the World Series pop-up, where over 50 works on paper are offered at wallet-friendly prices—plus, grab a hot dog and help support the San Diego Food Bank, details from KPBS.

On view at USD’s Fine Arts Gallery, Antonia Davis’ immersive installation Because We Eat shines a light on the real stories of California’s farmworkers. Visitors can explore intricately crafted ceramics and textiles that bring these vital voices to the table during weekday lunch hours. For bookworms, Verbatim Books in North Park hosts its fan-favorite $1 Book Sale Saturday from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m., perfect for stocking up on winter reading without breaking the bank.

There’s no shortage of performances this weekend. Head up to Encinitas for LITVAKdance’s moving program This, dedicated to healing and remembrance, with showings both Saturday and Sunday at San Dieguito Academy Theater. At Diversionary Theatre in University Heights, Beauty’s Daughter delivers six emotionally charged stories in one powerhouse, one-woman show running through the end of the month. Prefer something classic? Don’t miss Grossmont College’s take on A View from the Bridge, now playing in El Cajon.

San Diego’s music scene is just as vibrant. The Steph Johnson Quartet performs a free outdoor concert at The Conrad Prebys Performing Arts Center in La Jolla at 4:30 p.m. Friday. For classical fans, the San Diego Symphony presents Invocations to the Spirits at Jacobs Music Center on both Friday morning and Saturday evening, with featured pianist Steven Osborne performing Beethoven’s Piano Concerto No. 4.

Night owls will want to catch DJ A-Trak at Bloom downtown Friday night for a high-energy dance party, as listed by Insomniac. Sports fans and families can enjoy the newly opened Rady Children’s Ice Rink at Liberty Station, with ticket proceeds supporting kids in need. And for a dash of the unusual, equestrian fans can watch the IHSA Horse Show hosted at UC San Diego Saturday morning.

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San Diego is shining with excitement this week, so let’s get you plugged into some truly standout events and happenings across the city.

Tonight, those looking for a magical outdoor experience should check out Lightscape at the San Diego Botanic Garden in Encinitas. This special 21+ night features a dazzling mile-long illuminated trail with immersive light installations, festive seasonal bites, and creative cocktails, all surrounded by the lush garden setting. Tickets are available in advance, and gates open at 5 PM, closing at 9. According to KPBS, this is adults-only, so it’s the perfect chance for a date night or a friends’ outing in a wonderland of light and sound.

For the music lovers, head downtown to the San Diego Civic Theatre where the international icon Yuri brings her Icónica US Tour to town tonight at 8:30 PM. Her dynamic show promises an evening full of classic hits and visual spectacle in one of the city’s most iconic venues. Doors open one hour before showtime, and tickets are still available, so you might find a last-minute seat.

This weekend, anime fans, families, and cosplayers should head to the San Diego Convention Center for Anime 619 on Saturday and Sunday. Open to the public, this two-day event welcomes around 7,500 attendees for a celebration of anime pop culture, featuring panels, vendors, artists, and guest appearances. Whether you’re browsing unique collectibles or showing off your cosplay, it’s a scene straight out of your favorite series.

If you’re looking for a sports fix, the San Diego Gulls take on the Calgary Wranglers at Pechanga Arena on Saturday night. According to Pechanga Arena San Diego, it’s your chance to catch local hockey action and maybe even witness a nail-biting finish.

Balboa Park is buzzing with exhibitions and activities all week and weekend. From the Doctor Who Worlds of Wonder exhibit at the Fleet Science Center to the vibrant Sangre, Sudor y Mito showcase celebrating Mexican lucha libre, the park offers a mix of pop culture, art, and local history to explore. For something musical, their Sunday Concerts series delivers an hour of relaxing live performance in a beautiful setting, rain or shine.

Foodies, mark your calendars because Dora Ristorante opens its doors on November 20 at 9165 Theatre District Drive in La Jolla. According to San Diego Magazine, expect creative Mediterranean-inspired dishes in a new, elegant space.

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San Diego listeners, if you’re searching for what’s happening around town this week, get ready—there’s a lot to fill your planner. Today and all week long, take a stroll through the immersive Tuck and Roll exhibition at the Mingei International Museum in Balboa Park. Open daily from 10 am to 5 pm, this unique event celebrates the artistry of classic car upholstery and automotive design and is perfect for design lovers and anyone wanting a cool photo op. According to the San Diego Tourism Authority, Tuck and Roll runs through mid-January, but why not enjoy it while the buzz is fresh?

For those interested in cutting-edge innovation, the Innovation Summit San Diego is happening at the US Grant Hotel now through Friday. MedTech Strategist reports that this summit brings together top minds from the medical device and investment worlds, making it a must for anyone working in life sciences or curious about the latest health tech breakthroughs.

Music fans, get your schedules set because Umphrey’s McGee is set to launch their presale today for their Sky’s the Limit Tour. While the show itself isn’t until March, the presale excitement is at the famous Belly Up in Solana Beach, and these tickets tend to vanish fast, so now’s your moment to lock in your seat according to Belly Up Presents.

Looking for laughter in the middle of your week? Eventbrite has a virtual experience with the Comedy Show: Secrets Comedians Use to Be Desirable. Happening tonight, this show not only entertains but also lets listeners in on the tricks comics use to charm a crowd—potentially handy for your own next social event.

As we head toward the weekend, don’t forget that San Diego’s various neighborhoods will be hosting a mix of art walks, farmers’ markets, live music at local bars, and festive beach bonfires—classic SoCal November treats. Though these happen weekly, each outing always brings surprises, from food trucks to impromptu performances, making every visit unique.

Whether you’re into design, technology, music, comedy, or just getting outside in perfect California weather, San Diego truly has something for everyone this week. Thanks for tuning in and don’t forget to subscribe so you never miss what’s happening in America’s Finest City. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai.

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Calling all listeners in San Diego, if you’re looking for the best things to do this week and weekend, you’re in luck because the city is buzzing with can’t-miss events and experiences for every age and interest.

Tonight, get ready for a true rock and roll bonanza as Bryan Adams brings his Roll with the Punches tour to Viejas Arena at Aztec Bowl at San Diego State University, with special guests Pat Benatar and Neil Giraldo. The show kicks off at 7:30 PM, promising all the classic, high-energy tunes. This is a rare chance to see these legendary acts together on one stage, and it’s the perfect way to jumpstart your week according to Ticketmaster.

If you’re feeling adventurous, today’s Basic Challenge Recon Raider event with GORUCK allows you to storm beaches and climb peaks just like Marine Corps Special Operations Forces. Led by elite cadre, this team-building adventure lets you test your limits and soak up some true San Diego outdoor grit—don’t worry, the camaraderie is as intense as the challenge itself as listed by GORUCK events.

San Diego Beer Week wraps up today, and the city’s breweries and taprooms are still pouring exclusive beers, hosting pairing dinners, and putting on interactive beer lover events. Whether you’re a craft beer aficionado or just curious, there’s no better way to taste San Diego’s world-class brews and meet the makers themselves, as highlighted by SanDiego.org.

Embracing the cooler weather or hoping for a hint of rain? Balboa Park shines as a cultural hub all week, indoors and out. The San Diego Museum of Art features masterpieces from around the globe, while the Fleet Science Center and Air & Space Museum offer interactive, family-friendly exhibits and out-of-this-world experiences. The New Children’s Museum downtown boasts the icy new “Glide: Iceless Oasis” installation, giving kids and families an unforgettable, indoor winter adventure, all suggested by the San Diego Museum Council’s Rainy Day Fun Guide.

Shoppers and oddity-seekers will want to stop by the Haunted Holiday Market today for a wonderfully weird mix of eerie, gothic, and handcrafted holiday finds. It’s a must-stop for anyone who likes their holiday spirit with a spooky twist, as described on SanDiego.org.

Looking ahead, mark your calendars for next weekend’s ANIME 619 event at the San Diego Convention Center, where thousands of fans will gather to celebrate pop culture, cosplay, and creativity. For live music fans, Kaivon takes the stage at NOVA SD on November 22 for an unforgettable night of future bass and club beats.

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If you are searching for what to do in San Diego today and through the weekend, your options are as sunny as the Southern California coastline. Kicking off tonight, NOVA SD is hosting the Time Machine 90s – 2000s Throwback Dance Party, promising a high-energy nostalgia fest with throwback tunes, vibrant lights, and a packed dance floor. If you’re craving live sports, Pechanga Arena sets the stage at 6 pm for the San Diego Gulls as they take on the Abbotsford Canucks—perfect for hockey fans or anyone who loves the thrill of a live game, as shared by the team’s official news.

All weekend long, get swept up in festive spirits thanks to a variety of holiday-inspired happenings. According to San Diego Patch, SeaWorld launches its Christmas Celebration featuring holiday lights, seasonal treats, and special shows. Alternatively, step into a winter wonderland at the San Diego Botanic Garden’s Lightscape event in Encinitas, where you’ll walk through immersive light tunnels and spectacular illuminated installations in the garden’s magical setting.

If you love markets and artisan shopping, Mission Trails Regional Park Foundation presents their beloved Holiday Marketplace all weekend from 9 am to 3 pm at the Visitor Center. KPBS highlights that over 20 local artists and vendors will be showcasing handmade ceramics, artwork, festive food gifts, jewelry, and more, making this a perfect opportunity to support local makers while crossing off your holiday shopping list.

Those with a taste for gourmet experiences can reserve a seat at Le Petit Chef at the Hilton San Diego Gaslamp Quarter—Patch reports it’s an immersive dining journey where 3D animated chefs prepare your meal right at your table. Meanwhile, comedy lovers can catch Lil Mo Mozzarella at Mic Drop Comedy or enjoy Comedy Night at LandShark Bar & Grill.

Health and fitness buffs can lace up for the Paws for a Cause 3K run or join the STEP UP Walk to End Homelessness at De Anza Cove Park, both taking place this weekend. For a laid-back date, Eventbrite lists a Pop Up Picnic Park Date for Couples set against the rolling hills of Sycamore Canyon.

Don’t forget the arts! Head to the Fleet Science Center for a candlelight tribute concert to Luis Miguel, or catch the world tour of Infinity Song at the Music Box. For a quirky twist on dinner theater, there’s The Dinner Detective Murder Mystery Show happening in both Carlsbad and Downtown San Diego.

Whether you’re dancing the night away, delighting in holiday lights, or supporting local creatives, San Diego is brimming with excitement from the city to the coast. Thanks for tuning in and make sure to subscribe for your next weekend guide. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai.

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