A perfect climate, a famous zoo and a relaxed SoCal vibe await visitors to San Diego. Those lucky enough to find themselves here enjoy exceptional Mexican food, oceanside walks, art galleries and exciting nightlife in the Gaslamp Quarter. Be sure to see the city's impressive harbor, home to an active naval fleet as well as the USS Midway, a ship turned museum. Drink San Diego in, it always goes down smooth.
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Rooftop Yoga
From 12/23/2023 - 10/11/2025
The experienced instructor will guide you pose-by-pose, leading you toward the ultimate mind-body connection. Find yourself while you align, strengthen, and promote flexibility in the body.
Visitors will become engrossed in the audacious play of light and color, distinctive of the maverick Impressionist movement born in 1874 Paris. The exhibit immerses attendees in its heritage, intricately exploring the enduring legacy of famed artists like Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec, Edgar Degas, and Berthe Morisot, and their indelible legacy shaping the Impressionist and Post-Impressionist movements.
Visitors can enjoy a vivid journey in this exhibit, exploring portraiture from expositions of status and identity to pioneering celebrations of subjects through ground-breaking creativity. Navigating the exhibit uncovers timeless perspectives on the evolutionary role, contribution, and prominence of portraiture throughout history, prodding the interpretation of self and others in a world overtaken by social media.
Modeling for the Masses: Sculptural Ideals in 19th-Century America
From 10/23/2024 - 3/16/2025
The event offers educational insights into 19th-century American three-dimensional art, emphasizing celebrated marble works from prominent sculptors such as Hiram Powers, Thomas Ball, and Chauncey B. Ives. Furthermore, in addition to shedding light on these works' iconography, the event analyses how cultural prestige and societal status during this time perpetuated artistic expression.
Discover the best of San Diego’s cultural treasures during Museum Month, an annual event offering 50% off admission at more than 60 museums, historic sites, and cultural institutions across the region. From world-class art galleries and science centers to interactive children’s museums and historical landmarks, there’s something for everyone to enjoy. Visitors can explore unique exhibitions and special programs throughout February. It’s an ideal opportunity to immerse yourself in San Diego’s vibrant arts and cultural scene.
Dive into the lives of the witches of Oz in this smash-hit musical. Join Elphaba and Galinda on their journey through life, and leave singing "Popular," "Just For This Moment," and "No One Mourns The Wicked."
Eli Sones and Matthew Halper form the American DJ/producer combo, Two Friends. Remixes, original discography, and hour-long "Big Bootie" mixes propelled the Los Angeles-based team to fame. They've remixed classics like Blink 182's "I Miss You" and The Killers' "Mr. Brightside," among others.
Ballyhoo! is a reggae rock and punk band hailing from Maryland who has sold more than 30,000 album copies and over 200,000 digital tracks in their long run since 1995. Their tracks, “Walk Away,” “Mixtape,” and “Blaze This Weed,” have been played over 40 million times on Spotify.
Whose Live Anyway is a ninety-minute improvisational hilarious comedy and song show that is entirely based on audience suggestions. Cast members Greg Proops, Ryan Stiles, Joel Murray, and Jeff B. Davis will leave you breathless with the highly humorous scenes they perform before your eyes.
Weathers is an American rock band formed in Los Angeles in 2015. They are associated with the label, RCA. Their single, "Happy Pills," charted at number twenty-one on the Billboard Alternative Songs chart. They debuted their first album in 2016.
San Diego’s Mardi Gras in the Gaslamp is a vibrant and high-energy celebration that brings the spirit of New Orleans to the heart of downtown San Diego. The event features dazzling parades, live music, street performers, and an array of food and drink options, transforming the Gaslamp Quarter into a festive party zone.
Alexander Leon Gumuchian, also known as, bbno$, is a Canadian rapper and singer. The stage name, bbno$, can also be pronounced as "baby no money." His most popular and record-breaking single, "Lalala," has garnered hundreds of millions of listeners on Spotify.
Excision is a Canadian DJ and producer whose custom-made sound system provides a multi-sensory experience that features strobing lights and animations.
Coin (stylized as COIN) is an American pop-rock band from Nashville, Tennessee, founded in 2012. Chase Lawrence (lead vocals, synthesizers), Ryan Winnen (drums), and Joe Memmel (bass) make up the current lineup. The band's first two EPs were published in 2012 and 2013.
Alan Walker is a British-Norwegian DJ, record producer, and YouTuber who rose to fame with his critically acclaimed platinum single, "Faded," in 2015. In 2017, his YouTube channel became the most subscribed in Norway and he has almost 11 billion views. Some of his other very popular tracks include, "Alone," "Sing Me To Sleep," and "All Falls Down."
Tipling Rock is an indie "beach pop" band from Boston formed in the summer of 2015. Along with garnering over 30 million streams online, they also perform at live shows across the Northeast with singles like "Staring," "Low Tide Love" and "A Side / B Side."
Pimpinela, or Joaquin and Luca Galán, are an Argentine couple recognized for performing romantic musical compositions in unique vocal styles. They have sold over 12 million records in Argentina and a total of 18 million globally, making them one of Latin music's best-selling acts.
Shane Smith and the Saints is a Red Dirt country band from Austin, Texas. They specialize in country and rock music. Shane Smith, born September 1969, is the leader of the band. Their album, Hail Mary, was released in 2019.
Badfish is a tribute band dedicated to the reggae rock and ska punk band, Sublime. Based in Rhode Island, it earned a nomination for Best Tribute Act at the Boston Music Awards in 2008.
Head bang to the music at the CRSSD Festival in San Diego, CA, where the electronic heavy festival has introduced underground DJ’s, as well as indie rock into the mix. If you can’t wait to rock the night away, then roll to the CRSSD Festival.
After the smashing success of Menopause The Musical, the much-anticipated sequel is finally here. Follow four beloved ladies for more laughter and self-discovery as they embark on a voyage on the high seas. Join them in their hilarious and heartfelt journey as they adjust to menopause and learn the joys of friendship.
The Queers is a punk rock band from New Hampshire whose cover, “Wipe Out,” was used in the popular animated movie, “Surf’s Up,” in 2007. Their popular tracks include “Punk Rock Girls,” “Debra Jean,” and “I Hate Everything.”
The Magic City Hippies can be traced back to Robby Hunter's days of permit-less busking in Miami. Pat and John eventually proved to be a more substantial accompaniment than his loop pedal, and the trio began to perform regular pub gigs and gain a following in the area.
Palaye Royale is a Los Angeles based rock band composed of brothers Remington Leith, Sebastian Danzig, and Emerson Barrett. With their debut album Boom Boom Room: Side A, they have established a unique sound that combines elements of rock, punk, and alternative music. The band has toured extensively, playing some of the world's biggest festivals and venues, including Coachella, the Reading & Leeds Festival, and the Download Festival. With their thrilling live performances and energetic music, Palaye Royale has become a favorite of fans from all over the world.
Morgan Freed and T.J. Petracca founded Emo Nite in December of 2014. What started as a tiny gathering at a dive pub in Echo Park suddenly turned into a full-fledged sensation. The movement has grown from a dive pub on LA's east side.
The Spits is an American punk rock band who describes itself as "Punk for the People." Since their formation in 1993, they have released hit tracks like "Bring," "All I Want," and "Don't Shoot."
The Mexican singer, composer, and actress Alejandra Guzmán has earned the title of La Reina de Corazones or The Queen of Hearts by selling over 20 million albums since 1988. She has more than four million monthly listeners on Spotify with hits like "Hacer El Amor Con Otro" and "Volverte a Amar."
Jeremie Albino is a groundbreaking blues artist whose melodic, soulful style has captured the hearts of music fans around the world. His tracks personify a raw blend of blues and soul, captivating listeners with their emotion and energy. Popular tracks include "Ride These Blues Away" and "Taxman," which blend blues and country while pointing to his signature style.
Eric Bellinger is a contemporary R&B and soul singer who found his rise to fame as a songwriter. Collaborating with high-profile artists like Brandy and Justin Bieber propelled him into the spotlight for a solo career.
Formed in 2016, Confidence Man is an indie electro-pop band from Australia. Consisting of four members, it has created popular singles like "Does It Make You Feel Good?" "Boyfriend" and "Out the Window." The band also performs at many national festivals including Falls and Splendour in the Grass.
James S. Tomaszewski Jr., better known as JSTJR, is a DJ and record producer from New England, based in Los Angeles. His most popular tracks include "$AVAGE," "Arriba," and "Go Stoopid."
A R I Z O N A is an electro-pop band known for their smooth blend of indie rock, synth-pop, and uplifting melodies. Their music features vibrant production, heartfelt lyrics, and infectious hooks, making them a favorite in the alternative pop scene. With hits like Oceans Away, they have gained a dedicated fan base and continue to evolve their sound.
Evan Honer is an indie-folk artist known for his introspective lyrics and acoustic-driven sound. His music combines folk storytelling with modern indie production, drawing comparisons to artists like Noah Kahan and Gregory Alan Isakov. With an emotional depth that resonates with listeners, he is quickly gaining recognition in the indie-folk scene.
Stavros Halkias is a stand-up comedian and podcaster from Baltimore who has been based in New York since the early 2010s. Along with touring nationally and performing at venues such as the New York Comedy Festival, he also co-hosts the podcast Cum Town with two fellow comedians.
Tony Rock is a comedian, actor, and writer who has carved out his own niche in the entertainment industry, following in the footsteps of his brother, Chris Rock. His comedy is known for its candidness and energetic delivery, covering topics from family dynamics to social issues. Rock's charisma and ability to connect with audiences have made him a popular figure in stand-up comedy.
City Ballet of San Diego was founded in 1993 by renowned choreographer and dancer Steven Wistrich. The institution has award-winning choreographers to train the aspiring dancers in a wide variety of ballet styles including classical and contemporary.
This rock band started their career in 2002. In their first two years, they recorded many songs that culminated in the release of their debut album in 2005. That album, "LCD Soundsystem," earned the group a Grammy nomination.
Anberlin is a Florida-based alternative rock band that started in 2002 but dissolved in 2014, then reformed in 2018. Lead vocalist Stephen Christian, guitarists Christian McAlhaney and Joseph Milligan, drummer Nathan Young and bassist Deon Rexroat have been with the band since the beginning of 2007.
The Rocket Summer is an American rock band led by singer, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist Bryce Avary. After its formation in 2001, The Rocket Summer released its debut album Calendar Days in 2003. Blending elements of pop-rock, indie rock, and post-grunge, The Rocket Summer garnered considerable critical acclaim for its unique sound and energetic songwriting. Their lyrical themes revolve around relationships, faith, and self-discovery, and have earned them placement on many film and television soundtracks.
The Velveteers is a rock band from Boulder fronted by the singer and guitarist Demi Demitro. They have released singles like "Charmer And The Snake," "Father Of Lies," and "Motel #27."
Los Amigos Invisibles is a Venezuelan band who combines acid jazz, funk, and disco. With songs like “Mentiras” and “La Que Me Gusta,” each garnering over 10 million streams on Spotify, they have earned Latin Grammy awards, multiple Grammy nominations, and their work has been praised in almost 60 countries.
Join the fun and festivities of the St. Patrick’s Day Parade and Irish Festival, a global celebration of Irish heritage and community. This annual event fills the streets with colorful parades, traditional music, lively dancing, and delicious Irish cuisine. With family-friendly activities and cultural performances, it’s a vibrant way to honor Ireland’s rich history and traditions. Whether you’re Irish or simply Irish at heart, this festival is a must-see celebration of culture and joy.
The San Diego St. Patrick's Day Parade and Festival is a lively celebration of Irish culture and heritage, perfect for all ages. This vibrant event kicks off with a colorful parade, followed by a day-long festival brimming with entertainment. Enjoy Irish music and dance performances on two stages, delicious food, unique crafts, and a bustling beer garden. With an expanded kids’ area and a festive atmosphere, it’s the ultimate way to embrace the spirit of St. Patrick’s Day in sunny San Diego.
Get into the Irish spirit at San Diego shamROCK, the city’s lively St. Patrick’s Day celebration in the heart of the Gaslamp Quarter. Featuring live music from Irish and Celtic bands, dance performances, and festive décor, this event transforms downtown into an emerald-colored party. Visitors can enjoy traditional Irish fare, craft beer, and interactive activities in a vibrant atmosphere. It’s the perfect way to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day with a mix of Irish charm and San Diego flair.
The hard rock band, Led Zepagain, is one of the top tribute bands to Led Zeppelin in Southern California. Performing for over 30 years, the band has more than a million downloads on iTunes, played at the Led Zeppelin Reunion Concert 2007, and was named among the World’s Greatest Tribute Bands of AXS TV in 2014.
Flux Pavilion is the stage name of Joshua Steele, an English EDM producer, DJ, singer-songwriter, and label owner. Performing since 2008, he has headlined multiple tours and festivals including Coachella. With singles like "Savage," "I Can't Stop," and "Do or Die," he has over two-million monthly listeners on Spotify.
Experience physical exercises, mental meditation, and breathing techniques to strengthen the muscles and relieve stress. Learn new skills and apply them to your life at this Outdoor Vinyasa Flow class.
Joy Oladokun is a rising star in the rock music world, capturing audiences around the world with her evocative, emotive lyrics and high-energy performances. Oladokun's most popular tracks such as "Me and Mine," "What's the Use," and "In and Out of Love" showcase her depth and breadth as an artist, with powerful, soul-stirring melodies and poignant lyrics that speak to the modern experience. Experience Joy Oladokun's vivid music today and be sure to catch one of her live shows, you won't regret it.
Intervals is a Canadian metal band. The band was formed in Toronto, Ontario. The band has toured throughout the United States and Canada. Their album, Circadian, was released in 2020. Their EP, The Space Between, was released in 2011.
