A lively gathering in San Diego highlighting rich cultural festivities and family activities over the weekend.
San Diego is gearing up for a vibrant weekend filled with events celebrating both Juneteenth and Father’s Day. From cultural gatherings like the Kinfolk Fest to family-friendly activities such as live music and theater performances, there is something for everyone. This diverse lineup includes culinary festivals, art exhibitions, and much more, promising a weekend of community spirit and togetherness in the city.
San Diego, California is set to celebrate a vibrant weekend filled with various events commemorating both Juneteenth and Father’s Day, appealing to a wide range of interests from cultural gatherings to family-friendly activities. This weekend features an extensive lineup of events that celebrate heritage, leisure, and community spirit.
On Saturday, June 17, 2023, one of the highlight events will be the SD Melanin’s Kinfolk Fest at Waterfront Park. This festival will showcase live music, a DJ, and a marketplace that supports Black-owned businesses. Attendees can purchase tickets ranging from $39 to $103.
Additionally, the Friends of the Oak Park Library will host a free performance featuring the Young Lions Jazz Conservatory from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. along with light refreshments and family-friendly activities, inviting the community to enjoy music in a welcoming environment.
For those seeking an evening of entertainment, the Quartyard will present a special Juneteenth edition of their R&B Block Party from 5 to 10 p.m. The cost for this event is $15 online and $30 at the door.
While honoring fathers, various free events will take place over the weekend. Summer Fun on the 101 in Encinitas will offer live music, local vendors, and engaging activities for kids. As You Like It, a performance at Coronado Playhouse, will provide free tickets available online, catering to families looking to enjoy arts and culture together.
Art enthusiasts can visit two noteworthy exhibitions: Black Perspectives 2 at Brooks Theater Gallery and the Kumeyaay Visual Storytelling Project at La Jolla Historical Society, which will host a free reception on Friday at 7 p.m.
The culinary scene in San Diego will be alive with flavors this weekend. On Saturday, the City Heights Street Food Fest is set to take place from 11:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. This event will celebrate culinary diversity, featuring live music, artists, and vendors showcasing global cuisine. Attendees can RSVP or buy a $50 taste ticket on Eventbrite to enjoy the offerings.
Meanwhile, the San Diego Brew Festival at NTC Park will cater to beer lovers with over 70 breweries and 200 beers available, along with food trucks and live music. General admission is priced at $62, while VIP tickets are $79 and designated driver tickets are $20.
Additionally, Wildcoast will host their Baja Bash fundraiser on Saturday from 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. at a private Solana Beach location, offering sustainably sourced food and fine drinks for $240 a ticket.
The ongoing San Diego County Fair offers a wide variety of entertainment options, including concerts by popular artists such as Maxwell, Zedd, and Los Tigres Del Norte, along with classic rides and games. Admission prices vary throughout the fair’s duration.
The San Diego Civic Theatre will feature performances of The Book of Mormon throughout the weekend, with ticket prices starting at $53. Alternatively, the La Jolla Playhouse will have preview performances of Indian Princesses, a new play focusing on father-daughter dynamics, with tickets priced between $30 and $59.
For music enthusiasts, the EXPO After Dark on Saturday will present a 21+ concert with artists Life on Planets and Lubelski, with tickets available for $15. San Diego Made: LIVE!, a creative market, will offer free entry on Saturday from 4 to 10 p.m., featuring live art demonstrations and performances.
Lastly, the Barrio Logan Grand Prix bike racing event will kick off at 7:30 a.m. on Saturday, providing activities for all ages and complimentary afterparty taster tickets for participants aged 21 and above.
This weekend in San Diego promises a diverse range of events, enabling communities to come together to celebrate, indulge, and enjoy local talents.
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