San Diego is buzzing with summer energy this week and weekend, and you listeners are in for a treat. The iconic Tiki Oasis is taking over the Town and Country Resort now through Sunday, bringing the world's largest tiki celebration to Mission Valley. Expect tropical drinks, retro fashion, exotica bands, pool parties, and shopping for vintage treasures as Tiki Oasis marks its 25th year with the theme of La Dulce Vita. This multi-day festival has day and night events, including the giant Tiki Marketplace and themed dances, making it a must for fun-seekers according to San Diego Magazine and Pacific Keys Realty.

Hillcrest’s CityFest Art and Music Festival returns Sunday, running noon to 11 pm and stretching across nine blocks on Fifth Avenue and Robinson. CityFest is San Diego’s biggest celebration of art, music, and community spirit, featuring live bands, craft vendors, electric DJs, and a vibrant crowd. Levinson Group promises over 150,000 visitors and a lively atmosphere filled with food, drinks, and Hillcrest’s unique local shops.

Music lovers will want to check out Counting Crows at Petco Park on Thursday evening, plus Femi Kuti and The Positive Force bringing Afrobeat sounds to the Belly Up Tavern. For those looking for laughs, comedian Taylor Tomlinson takes the stage at San Diego Civic Theatre Friday and Saturday.

Families and adventure seekers will find plenty too. The Nighttime Zoo at the San Diego Zoo lets you experience wildlife after dark with global rhythms and creative entertainment. At Birch Aquarium, Shark Summer delivers special exhibits, science pop-ups, and up-close animal encounters through the weekend.

Farmers markets are in full swing across San Diego: the Linda Vista Farmers’ Market Thursday afternoon, North Park Thursday Market, and the popular Sunset Market in Oceanside Thursday from 4 to 8 pm. These markets are the perfect way to sample local produce and enjoy summer evenings.

You can catch regular Padres games at Petco Park, or head up to Del Mar for world-class horse racing, which is in season through early September. Art lovers should check out the still-life workshop at Athenaeum Music and Arts Library Thursday morning, or explore the Geisel Library’s exhibits at UCSD.

Topping off the fun, live outdoor concert series light up the evenings, from Summer & Songs at Pacific Highlands Ranch to Twilight in the Park at Balboa Park’s Spreckels Organ Pavilion. Open mic nights and improv comedy classes pop up in Pacific Beach and the East Village for those who want to jump in themselves.

That’s just a sampling of San Diego’s sunshine-filled lineup this week. There is tropical celebration, world-class music, family adventures, racing, outdoor concerts, art, and markets to explore. Thanks for tuning in, and don’t forget to subscribe. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai.

San Diego is buzzing with events this weekend and throughout the week, promising a mix of art, music, food, and fun for everyone. Art lovers should make their way to ArtWalk Liberty Station, running August 2nd through 4th at Ingram Plaza. This is San Diego’s biggest annual outdoor arts festival, with more than 175 artists showcasing everything from paintings to glasswork and sculpture. There are interactive art activities, live music all weekend, and plenty of local food vendors. Entry is free on Saturday from 10 to 6 and Sunday from 10 to 5, with a special preview party kicking things off on Friday evening according to ArtWalk organizers and SoCal Pulse.

Car enthusiasts won’t want to miss the All-American Car Show happening downtown at Embarcadero Marina Park North on Saturday, August 3rd. Presented by the MOPAR Club San Diego, this event spotlights an impressive lineup of vehicles, food trucks, trophies, and opportunity drawings, with proceeds benefiting local military charities. The show runs from 7:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. and general admission is free according to SoCal Pulse.

If music and island vibes are more your speed, mark your calendar for Tiki Oasis, returning to the Town and Country Resort in Mission Valley August 6th to 10th. This legendary tropical celebration features mod musical acts, tiki drinks, pop-up shops, and more, as reported by San Diego Magazine.

For a unique blend of cuisine and live music, on August 14th The Conrad in La Jolla hosts Tasting Notes, a concert led by James Beard Award winner J. Kenji López-Alt that explores the intersection of sound and flavor—a must for foodies and music fans alike, as highlighted by San Diego Magazine.

Shoppers, foodies, and families can hit up any of San Diego’s vibrant farmers markets, including Little Italy Mercato every Saturday from 8 to 2, the Tuna Harbor Dockside Market from 8 to 1, as well as the Pacific Beach and Vista farmers markets in the morning, each offering fresh local produce, flowers, and artisan treats.

Saturday evening, check out live performances at The Rady Shell at Jacobs Park or catch a show at Humphreys by the Bay, both popular waterfront venues with August packed full of concerts and entertainment per San Diego Discover.

And sports fans have the San Diego Padres taking on the St. Louis Cardinals at Petco Park this weekend, offering classic ballpark excitement in the heart of downtown, as confirmed by My Guide San Diego.

Looking ahead, the fun keeps rolling through August with Chula Vista’s Lemon Festival on August 16th and the Holo Holo Music Festival at Gallagher Square August 30th and 31st, with reggae legends Wyclef Jean and J Boog performing, according to San Diego Magazine.

From arts and autos to music and markets, San Diego’s event calendar for this weekend and week is loaded with memorable experiences. Thanks for tuning in and be sure to subscribe for your insider guide on what’s happening around town. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai.

San Diego listeners, if you’re looking for inspiration on what to do today and this weekend, get ready for a lineup that promises music, art, food, and celebration across every corner of America’s Finest City. On Thursday, July 31, head to Gallagher Square at Petco Park as rising soul and R&B star Teddy Swims brings his I’ve Tried Everything But Therapy tour for an energetic open-air concert. Over at the Rady Shell, Grammy-winning country-pop powerhouse Maren Morris takes the waterfront stage, joined by the trio Trousdale. Expect top hits from Maren’s acclaimed albums, plus VIP experiences and exclusive merch for die-hard fans, as highlighted by San Diego Ville.

For art lovers, The San Diego Museum of Art is hosting the Art Party: Eduardo Chillida Convergence this evening from 7:30 to 10:30 p.m., celebrating the opening of its new exhibition focused on the work of Basque sculptor Eduardo Chillida. This special event brings performances, hands-on art activities, food, and music, all while guests enjoy the immersive new gallery and the Museum’s open-air terrace. Artistic attire is encouraged, so come ready to impress, as described by The San Diego Museum of Art’s official event page.

If you’re in the mood for a more laid-back vibe, the North Park Thursday Market runs from 3 to 7:30 p.m., featuring fresh produce, prepared foods, local crafts, and a strong neighborhood spirit. The city’s official events listing notes this as a perfect stop for foodies and anyone who loves supporting local growers.

Looking toward the weekend, more excitement awaits. Over 120 vendors will gather at Waterfront Park for the Makers Arcade Summer Fair, running July 26 and 27, according to San Diego Ville. From handmade art to interactive workshops, live music, and craft cocktails, this is the city’s summer maker celebration.

Families can explore the wonders of the San Diego Zoo Safari Park’s new Elephant Valley, SeaWorld’s Jellyfish Experience, or head up to LEGOLAND California for the return of the World Parade and the recently opened Dino Valley. The Old Globe Theatre and La Jolla Playhouse are both showcasing new world-premiere musicals—cultural experiences that make San Diego live up to its artsy reputation, as pointed out by the San Diego Tourism Authority.

Music, food, art, and family fun—whether you’re soaking up soul music under the stars, dancing by the bay, or strolling through art exhibitions, San Diego’s late July and early August are bursting with things to do.

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San Diego is buzzing this weekend and all week long, and whether you are a local or a visitor, there is no shortage of fun in store. First up, Comic-Con International transforms downtown San Diego through Sunday. While badges are needed for entry to the convention center, the energy spills out onto the streets, and the Gaslamp Quarter comes alive with themed parties, costumed fans, and some of the best people-watching you’ll find all year. For those without badges, the Hello Kitty Cafe Truck is set up just outside Petco Park, serving up exclusive treats daily from 10 am to 5 pm and until 4 pm on Sunday, according to San DiegoVille.

Saturday night is your chance to show off your superhero style at the Comic-Con Club Crawl. Starting at 9 pm at American Junkie on Fifth Avenue, attendees can join more than 100 party-goers making stops at four hot Gaslamp bars and nightclubs. Expect costume contests, a complimentary welcome shot, mechanical bull riding at Double Deuce, and exclusive drink specials, per Nasstive Entertainment.

Families and art lovers will want to check out the Makers Arcade Summer Fair at Waterfront Park Saturday and Sunday from 10 am to 5 pm. The fair features more than 120 local artisan vendors, live music, food trucks, pop-up art installations, and hands-on craft stations. Admission is just $5 and free for kids 10 and under, as reported by San Diego Magazine.

Music fans, Sunday delivers with the free Concerts on the Green series at Kate Sessions Park from 4 to 7 pm. Enjoy hillside views and a sunset concert featuring a diverse lineup of local musicians, from reggae to 80s rock, thanks to the Pacific Beach Town Council.

If you are looking to dance to something more modern, SeaWorld brings out hip-hop star Waka Flocka Flame for their concert series on Saturday. San DiegoVille shares that it's your chance to sing along to “No Hands” under the lights, all included with park admission.

Foodies can head to the Mission Valley Farmers Market on Saturday morning or the Pacific Beach Farmers Market on Tuesday for local produce, cheeses, and handmade eats. On Wednesday next week, the Little Italy Mercato brings farm-fresh goods and artisan snacks from 9:30 am to 1:30 pm, while food truck lovers can grab street eats at the downtown Curbside Bites market for lunch.

Art and film buffs should not miss Shredding A New Lens in Surf Filmmaking at Oceanside’s Brooks Theater on Friday, a festival of short surfing films with filmmakers in attendance. For movie nostalgia, the cult classic Napoleon Dynamite celebrates its 20th anniversary Friday at the Balboa Theatre, with a screening, live Q and A, and onstage laughs starring Jon Heder and Efren Ramirez, as San Diego Magazine notes.

San Diego is packing every day with something unique, whether you want to dance in a club, stroll open-air craft markets, or rock out by the bay. Thanks for tuning in and don’t forget to subscribe. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai.

San Diego is buzzing with excitement this week, with a lineup that’s guaranteed to keep listeners inspired, entertained, and well-fed from today all the way through the weekend. First up, it’s impossible to ignore the pop culture phenomenon that is Comic-Con International, returning to transform downtown San Diego from today through Sunday. The city is alive with cosplayers, street performers, themed pop-ups, and star sightings, so even if badges are sold out, hanging around the Gaslamp or checking out the nearby Interactive Zone is a treat. Don’t miss the Hello Kitty Cafe Truck parked outside Petco Park, open daily with exclusive treats and adorable merchandise until Sunday, according to SanDiegoVille.

Entertainment fans, tonight at the Epstein Family Amphitheater in La Jolla, Oscar-winning composer Michael Giacchino is hosting Exotic Themes for the Silver Screen. He’ll present his iconic scores in retro style, with a special conversation event alongside Pixar’s Pete Docter tomorrow night. On Friday, cruise to the Brooks Theater in Oceanside for Shredding: A New Lens in Surf Filmmaking, showcasing eight filmmakers who capture surf culture in dynamic, short films, with the creators in attendance.

Friday also brings a can’t-miss cinema throwback: Napoleon Dynamite Live at Balboa Theatre. Fans can catch the beloved cult classic with stars Jon Heder and Efren Ramirez on stage for a Q and A and plenty of improv and insider laughs.

Music lovers, get ready for Father John Misty’s performance tonight at the CalCoast Credit Union Open Air Theatre at SDSU. Looking for a high-energy show? Waka Flocka Flame turns up the volume at SeaWorld this Saturday, bringing hip-hop energy to the SeaWorld Summer Concert Series.

The weekend offers art, shopping, and creativity at the Makers Arcade Summer Fair at Waterfront Park downtown. More than 120 local makers pack the park on Saturday and Sunday, with live music, food trucks, craft cocktails, hands-on workshops, and dedicated kids activities. Admission is just five dollars, with free entry for children under 10 as described by San Diego Magazine.

If live music is your thing, Fitz and the Tantrums with special guest Ax & The Hatchetmen headline tonight at Humphreys Concerts by the Bay on Shelter Island, known for its intimate waterside seating and vibrant summer nights.

Don’t forget the ongoing Nighttime Zoo at the San Diego Zoo, where after-dark fun, musical performances, and illuminated animal encounters transform the park nightly through Labor Day. Or catch a Padres game at Petco Park, where MLB baseball and downtown energy combine for the perfect summer night out.

Be sure to wind down your weekend with an unforgettable experience: Alt-rock icon Beck joins forces with the San Diego Symphony Orchestra at The Rady Shell on Tuesday. Expect symphonic reimaginings of hits from his entire catalogue in one of San Diego’s most scenic outdoor venues.

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Listeners, if you are in San Diego and looking for what’s happening this weekend, you’re in for a treat—this city is bursting with energy, culture, and celebration right now.

Saturday kicks off with the iconic San Diego Pride Parade, the largest single-day civic event in the region. It starts at 10am at Pride Square and travels through Hillcrest, dazzling spectators with floats, music, and plenty of rainbow spirit. After the parade, continue the celebration at the San Diego Pride Festival in Balboa Park, running from noon till 10:30pm. Expect four stages packed with live entertainment, a Queer Locals Marketplace, and over a hundred booths featuring food, art, and non-profit groups, as reported by San Diego Pride.

This weekend also sees music lovers spoilt for choice. At Gallagher Square, catch country stars Billy Currington and Kip Moore for a night of anthems, while alternative rock fans can see Incubus perform their hits at North Island Credit Union Amphitheatre. Bronx legend Fat Joe is bringing summer heat to SeaWorld San Diego, performing hits like “Lean Back” and “What’s Luv?” according to San DiegoVille.

Experience the magic of Disney’s The Lion King in Concert at the Rady Shell at Jacobs Park Saturday night, where the San Diego Symphony will play Hans Zimmer’s Oscar-winning score alongside a full screening of the beloved film.

For families, Tierrasanta’s Concerts in the Park features a Beatles tribute band, food trucks, and a kid zone with jumpers and face painting—perfect for a laid-back Saturday evening. If you’re near Escondido, the San Diego Children’s Discovery Museum is hosting a Science & Engineering Night with hands-on demos and interactive booths starting at 5pm, as listed by San Diego Family Magazine.

Outdoor lovers should check out the Mission Trails Regional Park’s free Summer Twilight Walk on Saturday from 7 to 9pm. Learn about how the park comes alive at dusk on this guided nature walk, Mission Trails Regional Park announces.

The sports fans among you can cheer for the home team as San Diego FC faces off against the Vancouver Whitecaps at Snapdragon Stadium Saturday night. There’s a pre-game fan fest, silent auction, community celebration, and 24,000 free rally towels up for grabs, as highlighted in San Diego Magazine.

Sunday, wrap up the week with the Hillcrest Farmers Market, named one of the best in the city—it’s loaded with fresh produce, specialty foods, arts, and crafts from 9am to 2pm. The San Diego Pride Festival continues in Balboa Park, so if you missed it Saturday, you’ve got another chance to take part.

For dance enthusiasts and the LGBTQ+ community, don’t miss The Sea Party at The Rady Shell Sunday evening, part of the UNITE! Music Festival, featuring DJs and euphoric dance floor energy set against a spectacular waterfront sunset.

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Summer in San Diego hits its stride this week with a vibrant array of events and celebrations for every kind of listener. If you’re looking for unforgettable things to do, here’s your guide to soaking up everything San Diego has to offer today through Sunday.

Tonight, Thursday July 17, kickstart your wellness journey at the Health and Wellness Summit from 4 to 8 PM at UC San Diego Park and Market. Expect expert speakers, hands-on sessions, and a whole floor dedicated to cutting-edge insights in fitness, nutrition, and mental health. For something more relaxed, make your way to Birchaquarium’s Shark Summer Trivia Night from 5:30 to 7:30 PM, or catch the Summer with Stuart pop-up concert at 6 PM. Karaoke Dreams is hosting a fun general-admission singalong night at 7, and the Wonders of the Wetlands lecture digs into San Diego’s marshes at 7 at Kendall-Frost Marsh Reserve.

All week long, San Diego Wellness Week, presented by prAna, offers yoga, Pilates, breathwork, and wellness classes across the city, ending Saturday with the Novo Dia Wellness Experience at the Museum of Contemporary Art—a day filled with panels, markets, and immersive experiences.

Sports fans, Snapdragon Stadium is hosting two San Diego FC home matches—tonight against Toronto FC and Saturday against Vancouver Whitecaps. Saturday’s game is Community Night, complete with a pre-game fan fest and a massive rally towel giveaway. Tickets start at just $21, making this a perfect outing for families or soccer enthusiasts.

Live music lovers, get ready: Friday and Saturday night are packed. Friday, Bronx hip-hop legend Fat Joe hits SeaWorld for an energetic evening. Gallagher Square hosts country stars Billy Currington and Kip Moore, while Incubus rocks the North Island Credit Union Amphitheatre—three unique ways to catch big headliners under the stars.

The Rady Shell on Saturday presents Disney’s The Lion King in Concert, where Hans Zimmer’s Oscar-winning score comes alive with a live symphony orchestra accompanying the film. It’s a magical way to experience this classic story with the waterfront as your backdrop.

Pride celebrations take over the weekend in Hillcrest and Balboa Park. The Pride Parade on Saturday morning is a highlight, followed by the massive Pride Festival at Marston Point running through Sunday. The UNITE Music Festival’s Sea Party on Sunday at The Rady Shell brings queer house music, performance art, and spectacular sunset views, uniting thousands in celebration.

Don’t miss the quirky OTL (Over-The-Line) tournament on Fiesta Island Saturday and Sunday, a beloved San Diego beach sport and spectacle. For racing fans, the Del Mar Thoroughbred Club’s racing season continues, so put on your fanciest hat and hit the track for some legendary “turf meets the surf” fun.

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San Diego listeners, let’s dive right into what’s happening across the city this Saturday, July 12th, and through the rest of this weekend. Whether you’re looking for a beachside tradition, live music, classic films, or vibrant community celebrations, America's Finest City is buzzing with summer energy.

Today kicks off the legendary 72nd annual Over the Line World Championship at Fiesta Island Park in Mission Bay. This unique, sand-slugging bat-and-ball sport is a San Diego original, with men’s and women’s teams bringing playful competition and over-the-top team names to the beach scene through next weekend. It’s free for spectators—so bring your sunscreen, friends, and sense of humor, and cheer on the teams as they battle it out along the bay, according to San Diego Magazine and the San Diego Reader.

If you’re craving local flavor, head over to the USD Wine Classic this afternoon at the University of San Diego’s picturesque Linda Vista campus. Taste wines from over twenty wineries, enjoy live music, and indulge in gourmet bites, all while supporting scholarships for local students. San Diego Magazine highlights this as a top fundraiser and one of the best ways to sip through a summer Saturday.

For music lovers, Point Loma Park hosts its beloved Point Loma Summer Concerts series starting this Friday and running into August. Bring a blanket and some snacks; these evening concerts are a family-friendly tradition, filling the park with great tunes and neighborhood spirit. The Marine Band San Diego’s Sound Strike group is also performing live tonight, promising an energetic evening for those who love big-band sound, according to San Diego.org.

Classic film fans, get ready for a double feature Sunday at the Balboa Theatre in the Gaslamp Quarter. First up is The Goonies at 1pm—perfect for a family adventure—followed by the stylish vampire cult classic, The Lost Boys, at 6pm. San DiegoVille and San Diego Magazine both recommend arriving early for this Retro Rewind event, as these films are quintessential ‘80s fun.

Don’t miss the vibrant Hillcrest Farmers Market on Sunday morning, a perfect place to browse fresh produce, grab breakfast, and soak in the neighborhood’s festive summer mood. For art fans, Thumbprint Gallery’s Cats & Castles exhibition is an imaginative, Studio Ghibli-inspired pop-up you can catch this week.

Looking ahead, the city is warming up for San Diego Pride, with the festival and parade taking over Hillcrest and Balboa Park starting next week. This is the largest single-day civic event in the region and draws over 250,000 people. And later in the month, mark your calendars for outdoor concerts, including Beck with the San Diego Symphony Orchestra at The Rady Shell and the Makers Arcade Summer Fair at Waterfront Park.

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San Diego is buzzing with summer energy this week, so listeners get ready for some incredible events happening from today through the weekend. Kicking things off tonight, Dwight Yoakam headlines with The Mavericks and Ben Haggard at Frontwave Arena, while Marca MP brings their regional Mexican sound to the Cal Coast Credit Union Open Air Theatre at SDSU.

For families in Carlsbad, Discovery Days Independence Day Celebration at the Forum Shopping Center runs from 10 a.m. to noon today, full of kid-friendly activities and patriotic spirit.

Tomorrow night, it’s an epic movie and music mashup as the San Diego Symphony Orchestra teams up with Navy Life Naval Base Coronado for a special military community screening of Top Gun Maverick in Concert at The Rady Shell at Jacobs Park. This event is open exclusively to military and eligible DoD families, pairing the blockbuster film with a live orchestral score courtesy of conductor John Beal.

On Friday, The Rady Shell hosts another high-octane night with Top Gun Maverick in Concert, open to everyone. The symphony brings the film’s score to life under the stars, making for a cinematic experience you won’t forget. In La Jolla, art lovers can stroll through Cats & Castles at Thumbprint Gallery, featuring whimsical Studio Ghibli fan art starting July 11 and running all month.

For a musical throwback Saturday night, SeaWorld’s Summer Concert Series welcomes hip-hop icons Soulja Boy and Bow Wow for a co-headlining show packed with high-energy anthems. For wine enthusiasts, Saturday also means the USD Wine Classic fundraiser on the University of San Diego campus, featuring tastings from over 20 wineries, gourmet bites, and live music—all supporting student scholarships.

Theater fans can catch the slapstick comedy Noises Off at The Old Globe with performances beginning this weekend, or dive into the world of karaoke dreams at The Loft at UC San Diego with the jukebox musical Karaoke Dreams by Blindspot Collective.

Film buffs can celebrate Digital Gym Cinema’s third anniversary with a screening of Memoria starring Tilda Swinton from July 11 through 17 in East Village, or head to Chula Vista’s Memorial Park on Saturday night for a free outdoor screening of Selena, complete with a look-alike contest.

Live music continues throughout the weekend with Point Loma Summer Concerts returning to Point Loma Park—a tradition filled with local flavor and family-friendly vibes.

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San Diego is buzzing this July weekend with an incredible variety of events, so if you’re looking for fun, you’re in the right city. Today, you can kick off your Saturday afternoon at Pacific Beach with the 5th Annual Almost Nakey Freedom Fest at Fit Social’s Beach House. The festival runs from 2 to 10 PM and is a landmark July 4th weekend event featuring massive stages, double-decker bars, gigantic inflatables, and a high-energy music lineup. Nelly, the Grammy-winning hip-hop icon behind hits like Hot in Herre and Dilemma, headlines, and acclaimed DJ Shiba San brings club-ready beats into the night. This event promises to be one of San Diego’s wildest July parties with an ocean view, so expect a festive crowd and vibrant atmosphere according to events dot com.

For those craving a unique party on the water, set sail on the Pier Pressure Mega Yacht Party Cruise from 4 to 8 PM. Boarding at Grape Street Pier, the Inspiration Hornblower’s decks transform into floating dance floors with top DJs including Vtech, Lotus Banks, Kayristin, and Madame V. Enjoy spectacular views of the skyline, Coronado Bridge, and bay as you toast July 4th weekend VIP style. This is a 21-plus event and a can’t-miss for nightlife lovers according to Eventbrite.

Foodies and music fans should save Sunday for the Carnitas Chef Cook-Off at Embarcadero Shack and the Los Tucanes de Tijuana concert at the San Diego County Fair. The fair, running through July 6 at Del Mar Fairgrounds, wraps up with festive rides, over-the-top treats, and this high-energy Mexican band for a dance-filled night. If you love classic movies, the Grease Sing-Along at Rooftop Cinema Club atop the Manchester Grand Hyatt lets you channel your inner T-Bird or Pink Lady, sip cocktails, and watch the sunset with spectacular downtown views. For legendary vibes, Earth, Wind & Fire bring their irresistible blend of funk and soul to the Rady Shell at Jacobs Park Sunday night, promising a dance-filled open-air concert with the bay as a backdrop, as highlighted by San Diego Magazine.

Looking ahead, the San Diego Zoo and SeaWorld San Diego keep the city’s family-friendly fun rolling all summer with nighttime entertainment and animal encounters under the stars, according to San Diego dot org. Baseball fans can catch the Padres at Petco Park, while soccer enthusiasts have San Diego Wave FC home games at Snapdragon Stadium as their summer go-to.

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