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June 2026
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Book Talk: Daughters of the Sun and Moon
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Stage: Measure for Measure
* Upcoming Events *
Wednesday, June 3
| 5:00 PM | Fundraiser: Global Connections to America’s Finest City Join the San Diego Diplomacy Council for an evening of inspiration, storytelling, and community building at the University Club. Whether you’re a long-time supporter or new to the world of international exchange, we’d love to see you there!
University Club San Diego |
| 7:00 PM | Stage: Kim’s Convenience Heart and humor take center stage in this award-winning comedy that inspired the hit Netflix series. Korean-born Mr. Kim runs a Toronto convenience store while raising his Canadian children with traditional values. As the neighborhood gentrifies and generational tensions rise, one family’s everyday struggles become a metaphor for a changing society. Written by and starring Ins Choi, Kim’s Convenience is a laugh-out-loud story of love, identity and resilience that the Toronto Star calls “a timeless, beautiful, and heartfelt ode to the immigrant experience.”
Check Website for Special Performane information.
Old Globe Theatre |
| Stage: The Hombres For Héctor and his crew of construction workers, the job site is all about grit and bravado. When their catcalling and jokes draw complaints from the yoga studio next door, instructor Julian invites them to try a class. Soon, they’re forced to reexamine everything they think they know about strength and flexibility. From Tony Meneses (El Borracho), The Hombres is a funny and deeply human look at machismo, friendship and the quiet bonds that form when men open their chakras and let their guard down.
Old Globe Theatre |
| 7:30 PM | Stage: Purpose For decades, the influential Jasper family of Chicago has been a pillar of Black American Politics: civil rights leaders, celebrity pastors and congressmen. When the youngest son Nazareth returns home with an uninvited friend in tow, the family is forced to reckon with decades of secrets and unresolved tensions that threaten to topple their empire.
La Jolla Playhouse |
Thursday, June 4
| 10:00 AM | Talk: Human Security in the Middle East and South Asia Regions across the Middle East and South Asia are often discussed in global affairs headlines daily, yet less frequently understood through lived perspective. For those interested in international affairs, there is real value in looking beyond headlines to better understand the people, cultures, and realities that shape these regions. Drawing on recent travel and field exposure in Turkey, Syria, the Kurdistan Region of Iraq, Afghanistan, Pakistan, Yemen, and Socotra,Bogdan's program offers reflections on how communities navigate uncertainty, how local dynamics influence outcomes, and how daily life continues amid broader geopolitical challenges. The discussion will take a practical look at how different parts of society, governments, local leaders, community groups, and even media and social media, interact and influence one another in ways that aren’t always obvious at first glance. It will also explore how global education, cross-cultural exchange, and community-based efforts can help people better understand one another and contribute to long-term stability. At its core, this presentation highlights a simple but meaningful idea: whether locally or globally, individuals can play a role in building understanding, strengthening communities, and creating more constructive dialogue through education, service, and engagement. In an era shaped by rapid information flow and competing narratives, the ability to question assumptions, improve media literacy, and engage constructively across cultures is increasingly important. This conversation encourages participants to reflect on how greater awareness, combined with service and civic engagement, can help bridge divides and support more informed global perspectives.
The Remington Club |
| 7:00 PM | Stage: Kim’s Convenience Heart and humor take center stage in this award-winning comedy that inspired the hit Netflix series. Korean-born Mr. Kim runs a Toronto convenience store while raising his Canadian children with traditional values. As the neighborhood gentrifies and generational tensions rise, one family’s everyday struggles become a metaphor for a changing society. Written by and starring Ins Choi, Kim’s Convenience is a laugh-out-loud story of love, identity and resilience that the Toronto Star calls “a timeless, beautiful, and heartfelt ode to the immigrant experience.”
Check Website for Special Performane information.
Old Globe Theatre |
| Stage: The Hombres For Héctor and his crew of construction workers, the job site is all about grit and bravado. When their catcalling and jokes draw complaints from the yoga studio next door, instructor Julian invites them to try a class. Soon, they’re forced to reexamine everything they think they know about strength and flexibility. From Tony Meneses (El Borracho), The Hombres is a funny and deeply human look at machismo, friendship and the quiet bonds that form when men open their chakras and let their guard down.
Old Globe Theatre |
| 7:30 PM | Stage: Purpose For decades, the influential Jasper family of Chicago has been a pillar of Black American Politics: civil rights leaders, celebrity pastors and congressmen. When the youngest son Nazareth returns home with an uninvited friend in tow, the family is forced to reckon with decades of secrets and unresolved tensions that threaten to topple their empire.
La Jolla Playhouse |
| Dance: Tango Elite Step into a world where elegance, music, and passion collide. Tango Elite — The Show is a cinematic journey into the soul of Argentine tango. Inspired by the timeless glamour of Old Hollywood, the stage becomes a living film — where the spirits of legendary cinema characters seem to return through movement, music, and emotion. Under dramatic lights and sweeping orchestral sound, extraordinary dancers bring to life the many faces of tango — from its raw origins to its most refined expression. Every scene unfolds like a story, every step a line of poetry. At the heart of the experience is live music by the internationally acclaimed orchestra Tango Bardo, whose powerful sound drives the rhythm of the night and fills the theatre with the pulse of Buenos Aires. This production gathers a cast of artists recognized for their excellence, artistry, and legacy — performers who have shaped tango stages around the world. But Tango Elite is more than a performance. It is a homage to the productions that introduced tango to the world — from the legendary Tango Argentino of Claudio Segovia to the iconic shows Tango Pasión and Forever Tango. Those productions ignited a global love for tango. Tango Elite — The Show is the next chapter. Not a remake, but an evolution — honoring the roots while elevating the experience for a new generation of audiences. For tango lovers — and for anyone who loves great theatre — this is an evening designed to leave you breathless: elegant visuals, athletic precision, live orchestra power, and the unmistakable feeling that something historic is unfolding before your eyes. This production brings together extraordinary artists, a world-class orchestra, and a cinematic vision created for major stages. Experience tango the way it was meant to be seen.
California Center for the Arts |
| Stage: A Room In The Castle In an ambiguous time, and in today’s vernacular Ophelia and Gertrude shift focus in this angsty retelling of Hamlet. Who really goes mad when faced with madness. What do you do when your only options are to bed, marry, or kill…your narrative.
MOXIE Theatre |
Friday, June 5
| 4:30 PM | Film: Kanal In the last few days of the Warsaw Uprising during World War II, a modest group of Resistance members remains. The band must take refuge in the sewers under the orders of leader Zadra, but it’s only a matter of time before they will have to emerge. However, when they try, they are met only with intense hostility from the Nazis. Despite their attempts stay resolute through immense mental strain, it becomes increasingly apparent that they may be doomed.
Digital Gym Cinema |
| 5:30 PM | Film: Crack Black Services at The San Diego LGBT Community Center in collaboration with Behavioral Health Services invites you to a film screening of the documentary "Crack: Cocaine, Corruption & Conspiracy," a powerful documentary examining how racism, politics, and misinformation shaped the war on drugs, and its lasting harm on marginalized communities.
The Center |
| 7:00 PM | Stage: Kim’s Convenience Heart and humor take center stage in this award-winning comedy that inspired the hit Netflix series. Korean-born Mr. Kim runs a Toronto convenience store while raising his Canadian children with traditional values. As the neighborhood gentrifies and generational tensions rise, one family’s everyday struggles become a metaphor for a changing society. Written by and starring Ins Choi, Kim’s Convenience is a laugh-out-loud story of love, identity and resilience that the Toronto Star calls “a timeless, beautiful, and heartfelt ode to the immigrant experience.”
Check Website for Special Performane information.
Old Globe Theatre |
| Stage: The Hombres For Héctor and his crew of construction workers, the job site is all about grit and bravado. When their catcalling and jokes draw complaints from the yoga studio next door, instructor Julian invites them to try a class. Soon, they’re forced to reexamine everything they think they know about strength and flexibility. From Tony Meneses (El Borracho), The Hombres is a funny and deeply human look at machismo, friendship and the quiet bonds that form when men open their chakras and let their guard down.
Old Globe Theatre |
| 7:30 PM | Stage: Purpose For decades, the influential Jasper family of Chicago has been a pillar of Black American Politics: civil rights leaders, celebrity pastors and congressmen. When the youngest son Nazareth returns home with an uninvited friend in tow, the family is forced to reckon with decades of secrets and unresolved tensions that threaten to topple their empire.
La Jolla Playhouse |
| Stage: A Room In The Castle In an ambiguous time, and in today’s vernacular Ophelia and Gertrude shift focus in this angsty retelling of Hamlet. Who really goes mad when faced with madness. What do you do when your only options are to bed, marry, or kill…your narrative.
MOXIE Theatre |
| 9:00 PM | Music: Beatles vs. Stones Beatles vs. Stones is a live music event featuring a tribute to the iconic bands The Beatles and The Rolling Stones. The event takes place at the Belly Up venue in Solana Beach, California. It is an evening show with general admission and reserved loft seating options available.
Belly Up |
Saturday, June 6
| 10:00 AM | Sam Hinton Folk Heritage Festival In honor of the late Sam Hinton, there will be storytellers and music jams with shaded seating. The Poway Farmers Market will be happening until 2 pm. Performers include Trails and Rails, Plow, Watson Beldock and Beach, Zzymzzy, Greg Gross and Friends. Presented by the nonprofit San Diego Folk Heritage. Old Poway Park |
| 11:30 AM | Film: Tiananmen Mission Film: Tiananmen Mission
"Tiananmen Mission" is a historical film about the 1989 Tiananmen Student Movement in China. It promotes courage, dignity, and freedom through the story of one young man: Zhan Jiang—a 17-year-old student leader during the movement in Tiananmen Square. He survived three bullets during the massacre on June 4, 1989, and had been in hiding for 16 years when his story was recorded. His personal account about the massacre and China is one of the most authentic Chinese narratives, and his moving journey to freedom is a great inspirational history. An in-person question-and-answer session with filmmaker Lillian Zheng will follow this screening.
Knox Library |
| 2:00 PM | Stage: Kim’s Convenience Heart and humor take center stage in this award-winning comedy that inspired the hit Netflix series. Korean-born Mr. Kim runs a Toronto convenience store while raising his Canadian children with traditional values. As the neighborhood gentrifies and generational tensions rise, one family’s everyday struggles become a metaphor for a changing society. Written by and starring Ins Choi, Kim’s Convenience is a laugh-out-loud story of love, identity and resilience that the Toronto Star calls “a timeless, beautiful, and heartfelt ode to the immigrant experience.”
Check Website for Special Performane information.
The Old Globe |
| Stage: Purpose For decades, the influential Jasper family of Chicago has been a pillar of Black American Politics: civil rights leaders, celebrity pastors and congressmen. When the youngest son Nazareth returns home with an uninvited friend in tow, the family is forced to reckon with decades of secrets and unresolved tensions that threaten to topple their empire.
La Jolla Playhouse |
| 2:30 PM | Talk: Juneteenth This presentation will explore, from a historical perspective, the political and military origins of Juneteenth, America’s newest holiday. Juneteenth commemorates the day that enslaved people of African descent learned of the Emancipation Proclamation and the end to slavery on June 19, 1865. The presentation will focus on the political and military situation during the American Civil War (1861-1865), which produced the Emancipation Proclamation and eventually ended slavery in America. The presenter, Ricardo Crespo, PhD, is a professor of political science at Grossmont College.
Mission Hills-Hillcrest/Knox Library |
| 5:30 PM | Music: Jihye Lee Orchestra Jihye Lee, a highly regarded Korean-born jazz composer and bandleader based in Brooklyn, released her latest large ensemble album, Infinite Connections, in 2024. This album, which features traditional Korean rhythms as its foundation, has been praised as a powerful testament to her artistry. Lee has graced prestigious stages such as Jazz at Lincoln Center and Carnegie Hall’s NYO Jazz. Her innovative approach to composition has garnered her numerous accolades, including the BMI Foundation’s Charlie Parker Jazz Composition Prize and the Korean Music Award.
The JAI |
| 6:00 PM | A Celtic Celebration Join us on the Plaza for an evening with live music, food, and fellowship featuring local band Open Road Folk. All music events at San Carlos UMC are free and open to the public.
San Carlos United Methodist |
| 7:30 PM | Stage: A Room In The Castle In an ambiguous time, and in today’s vernacular Ophelia and Gertrude shift focus in this angsty retelling of Hamlet. Who really goes mad when faced with madness. What do you do when your only options are to bed, marry, or kill…your narrative.
MOXIE Theatre |
| 8:00 PM | Stage: Kim’s Convenience Heart and humor take center stage in this award-winning comedy that inspired the hit Netflix series. Korean-born Mr. Kim runs a Toronto convenience store while raising his Canadian children with traditional values. As the neighborhood gentrifies and generational tensions rise, one family’s everyday struggles become a metaphor for a changing society. Written by and starring Ins Choi, Kim’s Convenience is a laugh-out-loud story of love, identity and resilience that the Toronto Star calls “a timeless, beautiful, and heartfelt ode to the immigrant experience.”
Check Website for Special Performane information.
Old Globe |
| Stage: Purpose For decades, the influential Jasper family of Chicago has been a pillar of Black American Politics: civil rights leaders, celebrity pastors and congressmen. When the youngest son Nazareth returns home with an uninvited friend in tow, the family is forced to reckon with decades of secrets and unresolved tensions that threaten to topple their empire.
La Jolla Playhouse |
| Stage: The Hombres For Héctor and his crew of construction workers, the job site is all about grit and bravado. When their catcalling and jokes draw complaints from the yoga studio next door, instructor Julian invites them to try a class. Soon, they’re forced to reexamine everything they think they know about strength and flexibility. From Tony Meneses (El Borracho), The Hombres is a funny and deeply human look at machismo, friendship and the quiet bonds that form when men open their chakras and let their guard down.
Old Globe Theatre |
| Music: Jihye Lee Orchestra Jihye Lee, a highly regarded Korean-born jazz composer and bandleader based in Brooklyn, released her latest large ensemble album, Infinite Connections, in 2024. This album, which features traditional Korean rhythms as its foundation, has been praised as a powerful testament to her artistry. Lee has graced prestigious stages such as Jazz at Lincoln Center and Carnegie Hall’s NYO Jazz. Her innovative approach to composition has garnered her numerous accolades, including the BMI Foundation’s Charlie Parker Jazz Composition Prize and the Korean Music Award.
The JAI |
| Music: Temple of Roots Established in 1979 by Mikey Dread and his brother Jah T, Channel One is one of the world’s most respected Roots & Dub sound systems. Read the full story of our mission to break down barriers via Reggae music and our journey from local blues parties to international stages.
Worldbeat Cultural Center |
Sunday, June 7
| 11:00 AM | House of Denmark Lawn Program Join the House of Denmark as they celebrate Danish culture with song, music, dance, and food!
The International Cottages |
| 11:45 AM | Film: Europa This early triumph by Lars von Trier, which won no less than three prizes at Cannes, is one of his most bizarre yet accessible works: a feverish retooling of film noir, an unhinged thriller, and a visually mind-blowing odyssey into a nightmare of our past.
Digital Gym Cinema |
| NOON | Food: Sabor Del Barrio "Sabor Del Barrio" is a one-day, self-guided celebration of Chicano food, culture, and community, right in the heart of Barrio Logan. Explore 35+ of Barrio Logan’s best restaurants, bakeries, coffee shops, breweries, and distilleries, all serving up bold flavors rooted in tradition, creativity, and culture throughout the historic Barrio Logan Cultural District. Stroll, bike, or hop on the free trolley shuttle as you taste your way through the barrio, surrounded by vibrant murals, outdoor public art, lowriders, street vendors, and the unmistakable energy that makes Barrio Logan unlike anywhere else. All funds are reinvested into the community! Support the Barrio and leave with a full happy belly.
Barrio Logan Cultural District |
| 1:00 PM | Stage: Purpose For decades, the influential Jasper family of Chicago has been a pillar of Black American Politics: civil rights leaders, celebrity pastors and congressmen. When the youngest son Nazareth returns home with an uninvited friend in tow, the family is forced to reckon with decades of secrets and unresolved tensions that threaten to topple their empire.
La Jolla Playhouse |
| Exhibit: Amoxtlis Amoxtlis—the Nahuatl word for “codices”—centers Sánchez’s large-scale printmaking practice, which draws from the visual language of Mesoamerican codices while engaging the cultural and political conditions of the U.S.–Mexico border. At the heart of the installation is Codex Tonalpohualli, a series of towering printed banners that reference the twenty day signs of the divinatory calendar of the sun. In this calendar, time unfolds through cycles of thirteen days associated with birth and renewal. Sánchez translates this structure into an immersive environment: carved wooden codices are printed in red and black ink on monumental sheets of paper measuring sixteen feet high. Suspended from ceiling to floor, the banners surround the viewer, creating a dense vertical landscape that evokes a forest of signs and symbols. The exhibition also includes video work, eight large-scale carved wooden sculptures, and a mural created on the gallery wall during the exhibition’s run. These elements extend Sánchez’s exploration of narrative image-making across multiple forms, from print and sculpture to moving image and architectural intervention. Throughout the installation, references to popular culture intersect with mythic imagery and historical forms of knowledge transmission. Sánchez describes his work as “pop-multiculture,” a hybrid language shaped by the movement of people, images, and ideas across borders. Working across printmaking, sculpture, drawing, performance, and graphic design, he brings together references from pre-Columbian codices, contemporary Chicano visual culture, and mass media. His imagery reflects the layered histories that connect Mexico and the United States, while addressing the political and human realities that define the border today.
California Center for the Arts Escondido |
| 2:00 PM | Stage: Kim’s Convenience Heart and humor take center stage in this award-winning comedy that inspired the hit Netflix series. Korean-born Mr. Kim runs a Toronto convenience store while raising his Canadian children with traditional values. As the neighborhood gentrifies and generational tensions rise, one family’s everyday struggles become a metaphor for a changing society. Written by and starring Ins Choi, Kim’s Convenience is a laugh-out-loud story of love, identity and resilience that the Toronto Star calls “a timeless, beautiful, and heartfelt ode to the immigrant experience.”
Check Website for Special Performane information.
The Old Globe |
| Stage: The Hombres For Héctor and his crew of construction workers, the job site is all about grit and bravado. When their catcalling and jokes draw complaints from the yoga studio next door, instructor Julian invites them to try a class. Soon, they’re forced to reexamine everything they think they know about strength and flexibility. From Tony Meneses (El Borracho), The Hombres is a funny and deeply human look at machismo, friendship and the quiet bonds that form when men open their chakras and let their guard down.
Old Globe Theatre |
| Stage: A Room In The Castle In an ambiguous time, and in today’s vernacular Ophelia and Gertrude shift focus in this angsty retelling of Hamlet. Who really goes mad when faced with madness. What do you do when your only options are to bed, marry, or kill…your narrative.
MOXIE Theatre |
| 2:30 PM | Film: A Generation Stach is a wayward teen living in squalor on the outskirts of Nazi-occupied Warsaw. Guided by an avuncular Communist organizer, he is introduced to the underground resistance—and to the beautiful Dorota. Soon he is engaged in dangerous efforts to fight oppression and indignity, maturing as he assumes responsibility for others’ lives. A coming-of-age story of survival and shattering loss, A Generation delivers a brutal portrait of the human cost of war.
Digital Gym Cinema |
| 7:00 PM | Stage: Purpose For decades, the influential Jasper family of Chicago has been a pillar of Black American Politics: civil rights leaders, celebrity pastors and congressmen. When the youngest son Nazareth returns home with an uninvited friend in tow, the family is forced to reckon with decades of secrets and unresolved tensions that threaten to topple their empire.
La Jolla Playhouse |
| Stage: Kim’s Convenience Heart and humor take center stage in this award-winning comedy that inspired the hit Netflix series. Korean-born Mr. Kim runs a Toronto convenience store while raising his Canadian children with traditional values. As the neighborhood gentrifies and generational tensions rise, one family’s everyday struggles become a metaphor for a changing society. Written by and starring Ins Choi, Kim’s Convenience is a laugh-out-loud story of love, identity and resilience that the Toronto Star calls “a timeless, beautiful, and heartfelt ode to the immigrant experience.”
Check Website for Special Performane information.
Old Globe Theatre |
| Stage: The Hombres For Héctor and his crew of construction workers, the job site is all about grit and bravado. When their catcalling and jokes draw complaints from the yoga studio next door, instructor Julian invites them to try a class. Soon, they’re forced to reexamine everything they think they know about strength and flexibility. From Tony Meneses (El Borracho), The Hombres is a funny and deeply human look at machismo, friendship and the quiet bonds that form when men open their chakras and let their guard down.
Old Globe Theatre |
| Film: Ashes and Diamonds Film: Ashes and Diamonds
A young academy soldier, Maciek Chelmicki, is ordered to shoot the secretary of the KW PPR. A coincidence causes him to kill someone else. Meeting face to face with his victim, he gets a shock. He faces the necessity of repeating the assassination. He meets Krystyna, a girl working as a barmaid in the restaurant of the “Monopol” hotel. His affection for her makes him even more aware of the senselessness of killing at the end of the war. Loyalty to the oath he took, and thus the obligation to obey the order, tips the scales.
Digital Gym Cinema |
| 8:00 PM | Music: Kes Kes is a Trinidadian soca group formed in 2005, known for their eclectic mix of R&B, Pop, Rock, Soca, EDM and reggae. Growing up in Trinidad where there is a melting pot of people, flavours and sounds, has helped this band develop their own unique blend of music. The band mixes calypso melodies, rock riffs and island beats. This fusion, along with their incredible, high energy performances has taken them from a Caribbean band to one that tours the world.
House of Blues |
Monday, June 8
| 7:30 PM | Music: Ohad Moskowitz Ohad is coming to San Diego! Renowned singer Ohad Moskowitz, raised in Belgium and now residing in Israel, has performed on the world’s most prestigious stages. A heartfelt and electrifying singer of original, Chassidic, and traditional Jewish music. Ohad has released seven albums and his performances have garnered millions of views. The program also features acclaimed vocalist, Colin Schachat, celebrated for his wide-ranging repertoire and performances with the most iconic orchestras and singers.
Congregation Beth Israel |
Tuesday, June 9
| 4:00 PM | Talk: U.S.-Japan Relations and Japan’s Indo-Pacific Grand Strategy For more than 10 years, the Japanese government has pursued the Indo-Pacific Grand Strategy around the concept of a “Free and Open Indo-Pacific” — both to promote a rules-based regional and global order and to sustain stability and prosperity in the region. With President Trump in office for a second term (since January 2025) and the rift with China over Prime Minister Takaichi’s comment on Taiwan, Japan faces an even more uncertain foreign policy environment than in the past. Drawing on the recently published co-authored book “Japan’s Grand Strategy: Liminal Power in an Uncertain World,” Saori N. Katada and Kei Koga will discuss both the security and geoeconomic challenges Japan faces in its relations with the United States, and how they shape Japan’s grand strategy.
Online |
| Food: Pasta Making Class Not your average cooking class! Led in an intimate and welcoming setting, each class invites guests to create authentic Italian dishes from scratch while enjoying a relaxed, social dining experience. Dolce Vita Events at Colosseo are designed to bring people together over great food, wine, and conversation. Receive a take home recipe of the dishes you created so you can make them at home!
Colosseo Cucina Italiana |
| 4:30 PM | Film: Europa This early triumph by Lars von Trier, which won no less than three prizes at Cannes, is one of his most bizarre yet accessible works: a feverish retooling of film noir, an unhinged thriller, and a visually mind-blowing odyssey into a nightmare of our past.
Digital Gym Cinema |
| 5:00 PM | Dragon Boat Festival Celebration Join us for a Dragon Boat Festival hosted by the Hong Konger Club! Participants can make a dragon boat, a scented sachet, and a paper water cannon. Make sure to stop by the photo booth and grab a festive snack!
Caramel Valley Library |
| 7:00 PM | Stage: Kim’s Convenience Heart and humor take center stage in this award-winning comedy that inspired the hit Netflix series. Korean-born Mr. Kim runs a Toronto convenience store while raising his Canadian children with traditional values. As the neighborhood gentrifies and generational tensions rise, one family’s everyday struggles become a metaphor for a changing society. Written by and starring Ins Choi, Kim’s Convenience is a laugh-out-loud story of love, identity and resilience that the Toronto Star calls “a timeless, beautiful, and heartfelt ode to the immigrant experience.”
Check Website for Special Performane information.
Old Globe Theatre |
| Stage: The Hombres For Héctor and his crew of construction workers, the job site is all about grit and bravado. When their catcalling and jokes draw complaints from the yoga studio next door, instructor Julian invites them to try a class. Soon, they’re forced to reexamine everything they think they know about strength and flexibility. From Tony Meneses (El Borracho), The Hombres is a funny and deeply human look at machismo, friendship and the quiet bonds that form when men open their chakras and let their guard down.
Old Globe Theatre |
Wednesday, June 10
| 11:00 AM | San Diego County Fair In San Diego, summer starts at the San Diego County Fair! Going strong since 1880, the Fair is the largest and longest running event in the county. The Del Mar Fairgrounds has hosted the annual Fair since 1936.
The San Diego Fair isn't just Americana run wild. The fair features various cultural acts throughout the month! Events include:
Los Tucanes de Tijuana
Gabriel Iglesias
Banda Machos
Lani Polynesian Dance
Ballet Folklorico
AAPI Festival
Native American Heritage Day
K-Pop Festival
Del Mar Fairgrounds |
| 5:00 PM | House of Mexico Mixer Please join the 'House of Mexico' of Balboa Park for our quarterly Membership drive at 'Mujeres Brewhouse' in Logan (1983 Julian Ave. San Diego). 'Mujeres Brewhouse' is a wonderful, all Women owned and operated brewery with many original crafted, Latino flavored craft beers in a festive, vibrant, family friendly setting that celebrates Mujeres, Cultura, Expertly crafted beers and more. Mujeres also has a great taquero so come hungry and be ready to purchase great taco, beers and soft drinks. The 'House of Mexico' is a 501c3 non-profit organization that, as part of the International Houses of Balboa Park, Celebrates all things Mexico through Cultural Art, Music, Dance, Food, Drinks, Fashion, Education and more. Our Membership is open to anyone who wishes to join. Our members are encouraged to come by our Mixer, spread the word and bring your friends. All members who bring a friend will be put in a drawing for some cool prizes (one entry for every friend you bring) also, every new member that signs up at the event will be put in the same drawing. This will also be a great time to meet our members and ask questions you might have about the House of Mexico
Mujeres Brew House |
| 6:00 PM | South African Jewish Community Celebration Southern California has the largest population of South African Jews in America. This program features a full-course catered kosher meal of South African Jewish specialties and a performance by South African-born Chazzan and Baritone Singer, Colin Schachat. Schachat’s unique voice and versatility has enabled him to perform and record a broad popular repertoire. He has performed at Buckingham Palace with the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, alongside legendary tenor Jose Carreras, and in Italy and Israel with Andrea Bocelli. Accompanying on piano will be Raymond Goldstein.
Congregation Adat Yeshurun |
| 7:00 PM | Stage: Kim’s Convenience Heart and humor take center stage in this award-winning comedy that inspired the hit Netflix series. Korean-born Mr. Kim runs a Toronto convenience store while raising his Canadian children with traditional values. As the neighborhood gentrifies and generational tensions rise, one family’s everyday struggles become a metaphor for a changing society. Written by and starring Ins Choi, Kim’s Convenience is a laugh-out-loud story of love, identity and resilience that the Toronto Star calls “a timeless, beautiful, and heartfelt ode to the immigrant experience.”
Check Website for Special Performane information.
Old Globe Theatre |
| Stage: The Hombres For Héctor and his crew of construction workers, the job site is all about grit and bravado. When their catcalling and jokes draw complaints from the yoga studio next door, instructor Julian invites them to try a class. Soon, they’re forced to reexamine everything they think they know about strength and flexibility. From Tony Meneses (El Borracho), The Hombres is a funny and deeply human look at machismo, friendship and the quiet bonds that form when men open their chakras and let their guard down.
Old Globe Theatre |
| 7:30 PM | Music: Jake Shimabukuro Jake Shimabukuro is a Japanese-American ukulele virtuoso and composer who is known for his fast and complex fingerwork. Jazz, blues, funk, rock, bluegrass, classical, folk, and flamenco are all present in his music. Shimabukuro has composed several original works, including complete soundtracks for two Japanese films.
Humphrey's |
Thursday, June 11
| 11:00 AM | San Diego County Fair In San Diego, summer starts at the San Diego County Fair! Going strong since 1880, the Fair is the largest and longest running event in the county. The Del Mar Fairgrounds has hosted the annual Fair since 1936.
The San Diego Fair isn't just Americana run wild. The fair features various cultural acts throughout the month! Events include:
Los Tucanes de Tijuana
Gabriel Iglesias
Banda Machos
Lani Polynesian Dance
Ballet Folklorico
AAPI Festival
Native American Heritage Day
K-Pop Festival
Del Mar Fairgrounds |
| 6:00 PM | Talk: Madhushree Ghosh with Huda Al-Marashi Beloved community activist, food & culture writer Madhushree Ghosh poignantly explores the role of Punjabi food as a source of home and identity through history. In discussion with Huda Al-Marashi, don’t miss this exciting book launch for "Safar: Finding Home, History, and Culture Through Punjabi Food in the American West." This event is free and open to the public. Copies of "Safar" are available on a first-come, first-served basis until sold out, so we recommend pre-ordering a copy early to guarantee your signed book. Orders placed by May 15 receive a 10% discount. Proceeds from book purchases support the San Diego Public Library.
Library Shop |
| 7:00 PM | Stage: Kim’s Convenience Heart and humor take center stage in this award-winning comedy that inspired the hit Netflix series. Korean-born Mr. Kim runs a Toronto convenience store while raising his Canadian children with traditional values. As the neighborhood gentrifies and generational tensions rise, one family’s everyday struggles become a metaphor for a changing society. Written by and starring Ins Choi, Kim’s Convenience is a laugh-out-loud story of love, identity and resilience that the Toronto Star calls “a timeless, beautiful, and heartfelt ode to the immigrant experience.”
Check Website for Special Performane information.
Old Globe Theatre |
| Stage: The Hombres For Héctor and his crew of construction workers, the job site is all about grit and bravado. When their catcalling and jokes draw complaints from the yoga studio next door, instructor Julian invites them to try a class. Soon, they’re forced to reexamine everything they think they know about strength and flexibility. From Tony Meneses (El Borracho), The Hombres is a funny and deeply human look at machismo, friendship and the quiet bonds that form when men open their chakras and let their guard down.
Old Globe Theatre |
Friday, June 12
| 11:00 AM | San Diego County Fair In San Diego, summer starts at the San Diego County Fair! Going strong since 1880, the Fair is the largest and longest running event in the county. The Del Mar Fairgrounds has hosted the annual Fair since 1936.
The San Diego Fair isn't just Americana run wild. The fair features various cultural acts throughout the month! Events include:
Los Tucanes de Tijuana
Gabriel Iglesias
Banda Machos
Lani Polynesian Dance
Ballet Folklorico
AAPI Festival
Native American Heritage Day
K-Pop Festival
Del Mar Fairgrounds |
| 5:30 PM | Music: Monette Marino Keita Monette Marino Keita’s music is a blend of Funk, Rock & Jazz genres infused with African, Latin, Caribbean rhythms & melodies; her own unique blend of high-energy World Music will have you dancing and jumping the entire show! Her CD “Coup d’Eclat is available in all digital platforms. Monette was inducted into San Diego’s Music Hall of Fame in 2023. She has been performing locally & around the world for over 30 years. She teaches West African Percussion at Mo’Rhythm School of Percussion, through her iOS App MoRhythm-Africa and on her YouTube channel, www.youtube.com/morhythm.
Belly Up |
| 6:00 PM | Kalayaan Pista Celebration Kalayaan Pista Celebration
A heartfelt celebration of the 128th Anniversary of Philippine Independence. Experience the richness of Filipino culture through traditional performances, local vendors, lively music, and dancing that brings everyone together. This community festival is free to attend — come celebrate our heritage with us.
Southwest Lodge |
| 7:00 PM | Stage: Kim’s Convenience Heart and humor take center stage in this award-winning comedy that inspired the hit Netflix series. Korean-born Mr. Kim runs a Toronto convenience store while raising his Canadian children with traditional values. As the neighborhood gentrifies and generational tensions rise, one family’s everyday struggles become a metaphor for a changing society. Written by and starring Ins Choi, Kim’s Convenience is a laugh-out-loud story of love, identity and resilience that the Toronto Star calls “a timeless, beautiful, and heartfelt ode to the immigrant experience.”
Check Website for Special Performane information.
Old Globe Theatre |
| Stage: The Hombres For Héctor and his crew of construction workers, the job site is all about grit and bravado. When their catcalling and jokes draw complaints from the yoga studio next door, instructor Julian invites them to try a class. Soon, they’re forced to reexamine everything they think they know about strength and flexibility. From Tony Meneses (El Borracho), The Hombres is a funny and deeply human look at machismo, friendship and the quiet bonds that form when men open their chakras and let their guard down.
Old Globe Theatre |
| Film: Winners The first day at a new school can be tough for any kid, but for 11-year-old Mona it’s downright chaotic. She and her Kurdish family have fled their home in Syria and ended up in Germany in search of a better life, but Mona is having a hard time fitting in. She’s still learning German and misses her hometown and playing soccer with her friends. Chaos is the order of the day at her new school, where most of the teachers are worn to a frazzle and the students are just as frustrated with their teachers. When Mr. Che, the coach of the girls’ soccer team sees Mona’s soccer skills, he puts her on the team. Although they are training for an upcoming tournament for all of Berlin’s schools, the team is anything but harmonious. Mona is singled-out and is blamed for the team’s troubles. With the tournament quickly approaching, they realize that if they want to win, they must stop fighting, treat each other as equals, and learn the true meaning of teamwork. Winner of the 2024 German Film Award for Best Children’s Film, Yusuf’s second feature is an inspirational, fast-paced coming-of-age film with a fresh, young perspective on the importance of family, friendship, and belonging.
Digital Gym Cinema |
Saturday, June 13
| 10:00 AM | Juneteenth at Chollas Lake Park Please mark your calendars and bring family, neighbors and friends. Join for family activities, markets, and performances!
Chollas Lake Park |
| 11:00 AM | Asian and Pacific Islander Festival The rich cultures of our largest continent come to the Fair through dance, music, martial arts, and more. Take a trip to China, Japan, India, Vietnam, the South Seas, the Philippines and other Asian and Pacific nations with traditional and modern performances, integration of Asian and Pacific Islander resource groups and immersive educational exhibitions.
This Festival is part of the San Diego County Fair. It is a free event but there is an admission fee to enter the fair.
Del Mar Fairgrounds |
| Saint Spyridon Greek Festival Nestled in the vibrant city of San Diego, the annual Greek Festival is a can't-miss event for culture enthusiasts and food lovers alike. This lively celebration showcases traditional Greek music, dance performances, and authentic cuisine that will transport attendees straight to the Mediterranean. With an anticipated attendance of 15,000 visitors, guests can immerse themselves in the rich Greek heritage while enjoying delicious gyros, baklava, and the warmth of Greek hospitality.
Saint Spyridon Greek Orthodox Church |
| San Diego County Fair In San Diego, summer starts at the San Diego County Fair! Going strong since 1880, the Fair is the largest and longest running event in the county. The Del Mar Fairgrounds has hosted the annual Fair since 1936.
The San Diego Fair isn't just Americana run wild. The fair features various cultural acts throughout the month! Events include:
Los Tucanes de Tijuana
Gabriel Iglesias
Banda Machos
Lani Polynesian Dance
Ballet Folklorico
AAPI Festival
Native American Heritage Day
K-Pop Festival
Del Mar Fairgrounds |
| 2:00 PM | Stage: Kim’s Convenience Heart and humor take center stage in this award-winning comedy that inspired the hit Netflix series. Korean-born Mr. Kim runs a Toronto convenience store while raising his Canadian children with traditional values. As the neighborhood gentrifies and generational tensions rise, one family’s everyday struggles become a metaphor for a changing society. Written by and starring Ins Choi, Kim’s Convenience is a laugh-out-loud story of love, identity and resilience that the Toronto Star calls “a timeless, beautiful, and heartfelt ode to the immigrant experience.”
Check Website for Special Performane information.
The Old Globe |
| Stage: The Hombres For Héctor and his crew of construction workers, the job site is all about grit and bravado. When their catcalling and jokes draw complaints from the yoga studio next door, instructor Julian invites them to try a class. Soon, they’re forced to reexamine everything they think they know about strength and flexibility. From Tony Meneses (El Borracho), The Hombres is a funny and deeply human look at machismo, friendship and the quiet bonds that form when men open their chakras and let their guard down.
Old Globe Theatre |
| Music: Mariachi Rodriguez Mariachi Rodriguez, based in San Diego, is led by educator and musician Andrew Rodriguez. The ensemble is dedicated to performing authentic mariachi music that celebrates the tradition’s cultural roots and musical richness. Recognized as Teacher of the Year at Bell Middle School, Andrew also directs for DanzArts SD, guest lectures at San Diego State University, and has performed with the San Diego Symphony.
La Mesa Public Library |
| Talk: Tales of AAPI Journey across Asia-Pacific through stories filled with wonder, wisdom, and adventure. Meet turtles, sharks, clever creatures, and mighty dragons from traditional tales passed down through generations, alongside inspiring stories of modern heroes who shaped history and changed lives.
SDCHM Mission Building |
| 2:30 PM | Chinese Green Tea Cultural Experience Join HYBA for a gentle, family-friendly introduction to Chinese green tea culture. Participants will begin with a short live guzheng music performance, discover the story behind the Chinese character for “tea” (茶), and explore tea through observation, aroma, and light tasting. Children will also learn simple tea pouring and tea etiquette in a calm and welcoming setting, and create a tea-inspired craft to take home.
Linda Vista Library |
| 5:00 PM | Food: Chinese Pulled Noodles In this hands-on class, students will learn the art of traditional Chinese pulled noodles (lā miàn) alongside the preparation of a versatile “mother sauce” that forms the backbone of countless noodle dishes. Participants will explore dough development, gluten structure, and the rhythmic pulling technique that transforms a simple mixture of flour, water, and salt into long, elastic strands of noodles. The class culminates in assembling a complete dish, pairing freshly pulled noodles with a deeply flavored, adaptable sauce. Chinese pulled noodles trace their origins back over 4,000 years, with early evidence found during the Han Dynasty. Lā miàn, meaning “pulled noodles,” became especially prominent in Northern China, where wheat-based foods dominate. Over time, noodle-making evolved into both a culinary craft and a performance art, with skilled chefs stretching dough into hundreds of strands in a matter of seconds. The concept of a “mother sauce” reflects a broader Chinese cooking philosophy: mastering foundational sauces allows for endless variation across regional cuisines.
Societe Brewing Company |
| Queer Cinema for Palestine 2026 Join us for a screening of Queer Cinema for Palestine 2026. This 60-minute curated program brings together six powerful short films by queer, Palestinian, and allied artists — from historic Palestine, across the diaspora, and beyond. Spanning a diverse range of styles, genres, and voices, the program highlights the central role of art in resistance and the ongoing struggle for Palestinian liberation.
Digital Gym Cinema |
| 5:30 PM | Film: Encanto Film: Encanto
"Encanto" is an animated musical about the magical Madrigal family, who live in a hidden village in Colombia. When their family’s magic begins to fade, Mirabel, the only member without a special gift, sets out to save their home and bring her family together.
Luz Duran Park |
| Music: Ukrainian Bandurist Chorus The UBC, a 2025 recipient of the NATIONAL ENDOWMENT FOR THE ARTS National Heritage Fellowship Award recipient, comes to Arizona with its Все буде Україна -- Ukraine Lives! concert program. The ensemble, established in Kyiv, Ukraine in 1918, established itself in North America in 1949 after a turbulent and perilous history. Over the past century, the ensemble has performed in Carnegie Hall, Massey Hall, Lincoln Center, the Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris, touching and inspiring hundreds of thousands of listeners with its performances, educational programs, and extensive discography.
St Paul's Episcopal Cathedral |
| 7:00 PM | Music: Jose Tanaka An intimate evening of Spanish Guitar & Flamenco in San Diego! Born in Kyoto and raised in the world of flamenco, José Tanaka is a guitarist unlike any other. Weaving together flamenco, classical, jazz, and rock into a sound that is entirely his own. This is not just a concert, it's a musical journey. Why You Don't Want to Miss This: - Performed at the Hollywood Bowl and stages across the U.S., Europe, and Japan - Collaborations with world-renowned artists - Albums include Gypsy's Dream and Lluvia - Influences ranging from Paco de Lucía to Stevie Wonder Whether you're a lifelong guitar aficionado or simply love live music, José's performance promises an unforgettable evening of artistry and passion
Paper Moon Event Hall |
| 8:00 PM | Stage: Kim’s Convenience Heart and humor take center stage in this award-winning comedy that inspired the hit Netflix series. Korean-born Mr. Kim runs a Toronto convenience store while raising his Canadian children with traditional values. As the neighborhood gentrifies and generational tensions rise, one family’s everyday struggles become a metaphor for a changing society. Written by and starring Ins Choi, Kim’s Convenience is a laugh-out-loud story of love, identity and resilience that the Toronto Star calls “a timeless, beautiful, and heartfelt ode to the immigrant experience.”
Check Website for Special Performane information.
Old Globe |
| Stage: The Hombres For Héctor and his crew of construction workers, the job site is all about grit and bravado. When their catcalling and jokes draw complaints from the yoga studio next door, instructor Julian invites them to try a class. Soon, they’re forced to reexamine everything they think they know about strength and flexibility. From Tony Meneses (El Borracho), The Hombres is a funny and deeply human look at machismo, friendship and the quiet bonds that form when men open their chakras and let their guard down.
Old Globe Theatre |
Sunday, June 14
| 11:00 AM | House of Phillippines Lawn Program Come enjoy cultural entertainment consisting of dancing by a Philippine dance group, singing by choral groups and performances by community celebrities. Typical Foods served during the House of Philippines Lawn Program are pancit (noodles with meat and vegetables), lumpia (beef or vegetable rolled in a flour wrap), adobo (pork or chicken prepared in vinegar and soy sauce) and leche flan (custard).
International Cottages |
| San Diego County Fair In San Diego, summer starts at the San Diego County Fair! Going strong since 1880, the Fair is the largest and longest running event in the county. The Del Mar Fairgrounds has hosted the annual Fair since 1936.
The San Diego Fair isn't just Americana run wild. The fair features various cultural acts throughout the month! Events include:
Los Tucanes de Tijuana
Gabriel Iglesias
Banda Machos
Lani Polynesian Dance
Ballet Folklorico
AAPI Festival
Native American Heritage Day
K-Pop Festival
Del Mar Fairgrounds |
| NOON | Film: The Man with a Shotgun Now available for the first time ever outside Japan, THE MAN WITH A SHOTGUN is a high point in the first five years of director Seijun Suzuki’s career within Nikkatsu’s “Borderless Action” series. Drawing inspiration from Hollywood and the French New Wave, Suzuki’s works for Nikkatsu blended East and West, movie-fuelled fantasies and gritty realities of life in postwar Japan.
Digital Gym Cinema |
| 2:00 PM | Stage: Kim’s Convenience Heart and humor take center stage in this award-winning comedy that inspired the hit Netflix series. Korean-born Mr. Kim runs a Toronto convenience store while raising his Canadian children with traditional values. As the neighborhood gentrifies and generational tensions rise, one family’s everyday struggles become a metaphor for a changing society. Written by and starring Ins Choi, Kim’s Convenience is a laugh-out-loud story of love, identity and resilience that the Toronto Star calls “a timeless, beautiful, and heartfelt ode to the immigrant experience.”
Check Website for Special Performane information.
The Old Globe |
| Stage: The Hombres For Héctor and his crew of construction workers, the job site is all about grit and bravado. When their catcalling and jokes draw complaints from the yoga studio next door, instructor Julian invites them to try a class. Soon, they’re forced to reexamine everything they think they know about strength and flexibility. From Tony Meneses (El Borracho), The Hombres is a funny and deeply human look at machismo, friendship and the quiet bonds that form when men open their chakras and let their guard down.
Old Globe Theatre |
| 3:00 PM | Film: Winners The first day at a new school can be tough for any kid, but for 11-year-old Mona it’s downright chaotic. She and her Kurdish family have fled their home in Syria and ended up in Germany in search of a better life, but Mona is having a hard time fitting in. She’s still learning German and misses her hometown and playing soccer with her friends. Chaos is the order of the day at her new school, where most of the teachers are worn to a frazzle and the students are just as frustrated with their teachers. When Mr. Che, the coach of the girls’ soccer team sees Mona’s soccer skills, he puts her on the team. Although they are training for an upcoming tournament for all of Berlin’s schools, the team is anything but harmonious. Mona is singled-out and is blamed for the team’s troubles. With the tournament quickly approaching, they realize that if they want to win, they must stop fighting, treat each other as equals, and learn the true meaning of teamwork. Winner of the 2024 German Film Award for Best Children’s Film, Yusuf’s second feature is an inspirational, fast-paced coming-of-age film with a fresh, young perspective on the importance of family, friendship, and belonging.
Digital Gym Cinema |
| Stage: Yellowman Cultural Noire Performing Arts Company will present a Staged Reading of the 2002 Pulitzer-Prize Finalist for Drama, "Yellowman" by Dael Olandersmith. The award-winning play is being presented in celebration of JUNETEENTH.
Community Actor's Theatre |
| 5:00 PM | Dance: Dancing Without Borders Join Ballet Folklorico Nohpalli Dance Company “Dancing Without Borders,” a celebration of youth culture, & traditions. This special event will feature our talented student dancers as they take the stage to showcase the hard work, dedication, and passion they have developed throughout the year. For many of our students, this will be their very first time performing on a large stage, making this an unforgettable milestone in their dance journey. “Dancing Without Borders” will also include special guest performers including San Diego Youth Mariachi, LuMaya, and Chicano Fronterizos, creating an exciting evening filled with vibrant music, cultural pride, and live entertainment. Audiences will experience traditional dances from various regions of Mexico while supporting the next generation of young performers in our community. At Ballet Folklorico Nohpalli Dance Company, we are committed to preserving and sharing the beauty of Mexican culture through dance while creating opportunities for youth to build confidence, discipline, and pride in their heritage. This show represents not only a performance, but a celebration of unity, culture, and the power of the arts to bring communities together.
Patrick Henry High School |
| 7:00 PM | Stage: The Hombres For Héctor and his crew of construction workers, the job site is all about grit and bravado. When their catcalling and jokes draw complaints from the yoga studio next door, instructor Julian invites them to try a class. Soon, they’re forced to reexamine everything they think they know about strength and flexibility. From Tony Meneses (El Borracho), The Hombres is a funny and deeply human look at machismo, friendship and the quiet bonds that form when men open their chakras and let their guard down.
Old Globe Theatre |
| 8:00 PM | Stage: Measure for Measure Justice and desire collide in Shakespeare’s timeless tale of power and hypocrisy. When Vienna’s Duke suddenly disappears, his morally rigid deputy Angelo takes control—determined to rid the city of vice. But when he condemns a young man to death and then propositions the man’s sister, his actions reveal the cracks in his facade of authority. Filled with rich characters, surprising twists, and a comic group of seedy grifters on the make, Measure for Measure explores who holds power, who gets punished, and what it truly means to be virtuous.
Old Globe |
Monday, June 15
| 6:00 PM | Talk: A Taste of Beauty Antique African spoons as vessels of history and aesthetic beauty Please join us for a captivating evening showcasing local author and African art collector Richard Ulevitch and his book "A Taste of Beauty: Spoons of Africa" from the Collection of Richard Ulevitch. Come learn about the extraordinary artistry and cultural significance of African spoons depicted in this captivating book. This beautifully crafted book explores how these masterfully carved utensils transcend their practical purpose to become profound expressions of artistic excellence and cultural identity. Stunning photography and detailed analysis reveal the intricate designs, symbolic meanings, and historical contexts of these remarkable artifacts. This comprehensive work illuminates the sophisticated artistic traditions of African craftspeople while exploring the intersection of functionality and aesthetic beauty. Ulevitch has collected African spoons for over 30 years, dating primarily from the late 19th and early 20th centuries. In 2025, the Crocker Art Museum in Sacramento mounted an exhibition of the collection, the most comprehensive display of these objects to date. Ulevitch is a professor emeritus at Scripps Research where he served for over 50 years and his research transformed our understanding of the immune system.
Central Library |
Tuesday, June 16
| 7:00 PM | Stage: The Hombres For Héctor and his crew of construction workers, the job site is all about grit and bravado. When their catcalling and jokes draw complaints from the yoga studio next door, instructor Julian invites them to try a class. Soon, they’re forced to reexamine everything they think they know about strength and flexibility. From Tony Meneses (El Borracho), The Hombres is a funny and deeply human look at machismo, friendship and the quiet bonds that form when men open their chakras and let their guard down.
Old Globe Theatre |
| Film: Whisper of the Heart A chance encounter with a mysterious cat sends Shizuku, a girl with her head in the clouds, on a quest for her true talent. Together with Seiji, a boy determined to follow his dreams, and enchanted by The Baron, an antique cat figurine who guides her to listen to the whispers of her heart, Shizuku embarks on a life-changing adventure that takes her beyond the boundaries of her imagination. Based on a screenplay and storyboards from Hayao Miyazaki, WHISPER OF THE HEART is a precious gem in the Studio Ghibli catalog, directed by veteran animator Yoshifumi Kondo.
Digital Gym Cinema |
| 8:00 PM | Stage: Measure for Measure Justice and desire collide in Shakespeare’s timeless tale of power and hypocrisy. When Vienna’s Duke suddenly disappears, his morally rigid deputy Angelo takes control—determined to rid the city of vice. But when he condemns a young man to death and then propositions the man’s sister, his actions reveal the cracks in his facade of authority. Filled with rich characters, surprising twists, and a comic group of seedy grifters on the make, Measure for Measure explores who holds power, who gets punished, and what it truly means to be virtuous.
Old Globe |
Wednesday, June 17
| 11:00 AM | San Diego County Fair In San Diego, summer starts at the San Diego County Fair! Going strong since 1880, the Fair is the largest and longest running event in the county. The Del Mar Fairgrounds has hosted the annual Fair since 1936.
The San Diego Fair isn't just Americana run wild. The fair features various cultural acts throughout the month! Events include:
Los Tucanes de Tijuana
Gabriel Iglesias
Banda Machos
Lani Polynesian Dance
Ballet Folklorico
AAPI Festival
Native American Heritage Day
K-Pop Festival
Del Mar Fairgrounds |
| 7:00 PM | Stage: The Hombres For Héctor and his crew of construction workers, the job site is all about grit and bravado. When their catcalling and jokes draw complaints from the yoga studio next door, instructor Julian invites them to try a class. Soon, they’re forced to reexamine everything they think they know about strength and flexibility. From Tony Meneses (El Borracho), The Hombres is a funny and deeply human look at machismo, friendship and the quiet bonds that form when men open their chakras and let their guard down.
Old Globe Theatre |
| 8:00 PM | Stage: Measure for Measure Justice and desire collide in Shakespeare’s timeless tale of power and hypocrisy. When Vienna’s Duke suddenly disappears, his morally rigid deputy Angelo takes control—determined to rid the city of vice. But when he condemns a young man to death and then propositions the man’s sister, his actions reveal the cracks in his facade of authority. Filled with rich characters, surprising twists, and a comic group of seedy grifters on the make, Measure for Measure explores who holds power, who gets punished, and what it truly means to be virtuous.
Old Globe |
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