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SACRA/PROFANA Presents Mysterious and Magnificent
SACRA/PROFANA, San Diego’s premiere professional choral ensemble, will present Mysterious and Magnificent, a holiday concert exploring mystery, wonder and celebration at 4 p.m., Sunday, December 6, at the First United Methodist Church, San Diego (2111 Camino del Rio S, San Diego, in Mission Valley). Mysterious and the Magnificentbrings together music inspired by the holidays in […]
20-Year-Old San Diego Artist Ian Miller to Debut Large-Scale Figurative Paintings
At just 20 years old, San Diego native and contemporary artist Ian Miller will debut a new collection of large-scale figurative paintings at El Nido Studio, an artist-run exhibition space in Bankers Hill, located at 3020 First Avenue, San Diego, 92103. The exhibition opens Friday, November 13, with a public reception from 6 to 9 […]
Silver Strand Veterans Day Run Returns with Live Music and a Beach Party Finish
Runners can follow the coast to the sound of live music when the Silver Strand Veterans Day Half Marathon, 10 Miler, 12K & 5K returns Sunday, November 8, 2026. Produced by KOZ Events, the race combines a flat coastal course with entertainment along the route and a beach party finish at Silver Strand State Beach. […]
San Diego Assessor Hosts Final 2026 Pop Up Shop
San Diego County Assessor/Recorder/County Clerk (ARCC) Jordan Z. Marks, in partnership with California Secretary of State Dr. Shirley Weber, will host the final Apostille Pop-Up Shop of 2026 on Wednesday, December 2at the ARCC Downtown San Diego office located at the County Administration Center. Event hours have changed and will now run from 8 a.m. […]
Bipartisan Showdown in Opposition of SDG&E’s 8.6 Percent Rate Hike
Shane Harris, public advocate, delivered a forceful rebuke of SDG&E as a countywide, bipartisan coalition signed an opposition letter to launch a public petition challenging a proposed 8.6 percent utility rate increase. The gathering comes after SDG&E officials contacted Harris about his planned news conference. The substance of that conversation has not been publicly disclosed but […]
California Losing Open Land and Quality of Life
California has lost more than 3,740 square miles of natural habitat and agricultural land to development since 1982, according to a new report from NumbersUSA Education and Research Foundation. That’s an area roughly equivalent to three Yosemite National Parks — or nearly the entire land area of Los Angeles County. The findings highlight the stakes […]
“The Cottage” at North Coast Repertory Theatre
Love, lies, and laughter collide behind closed doors. North Coast Repertory Theatre presents “The Cottage,” Sandy Rustin’s wickedly funny feminist farce that made its Broadway debut at the Helen Hayes Theater in 2023. Set in the English countryside in 1923, this side-splitting romp finds passion colliding with propriety as one woman’s decision to expose her […]
Lamb’s Players Theatre Announces Lamb’s Festival of Christmas 2026
Lamb’s Players Theatre (LPT), now celebrating its 55th Season and championing its mission to Tell Good Stories Well, is thrilled to announce this year’s Festival of Christmas – “Fargo North of Normal” running from Friday, November 20 through Sunday, December 27. Performances are Tuesdays through Sundays at 1142 Orange Avenue in Coronado’s historic 1917 Spreckels […]
Ilan-Lael Fall Creative Art Workshops
While crowds head to Julian for pumpkin patches and apple picking, San Diego’s true backcountry gem lies just down the road in Santa Ysabel. Visitors can tap into their creativity with art workshops led by local artists at the Ilan-Lael Foundation, the nationally recognized historic home and studio of the late artist James Hubbell. Ilan-Lael’s […]





