A lively array of events in San Diego, showcasing concerts, food festivals and community gatherings.
San Diego is welcoming a weekend packed with concerts, festivals, and community celebrations. From musical performances by Peach Pit to theatrical shows like The Book of Mormon, the city offers diverse entertainment. Families can enjoy outdoor movies and the Nighttime Zoo, while cultural events like the Mariachi USA Fest highlight traditional music. Whether seeking culinary delights at the San Diego Brew Fest or joining the Barrio Logan Grand Prix, there is something for everyone to experience and enjoy throughout the city.
San Diego is gearing up for an exciting weekend filled with concerts, festivals, theatrical performances, and outdoor activities. Families and individuals of all ages can enjoy a variety of events, promising entertainment and cultural experiences throughout the city.
One of the highlights is the performance by Peach Pit and Briston Maroney at Petco Park on Saturday at 7:00 p.m. Tickets start at $75 for this Canadian indie pop band’s “Long Hair, Long Life” tour. For musical theater enthusiasts, The Book of Mormon will be showing all weekend long at the San Diego Civic Theatre. This nine-time Tony Award-winning musical narrates the story of two missionaries in Uganda, with showtimes and ticket prices varying throughout the weekend.
For those seeking outdoor leisure, Movies at the Park will continue through November 1, offering free movie nights under the stars at various neighborhood parks. Similarly, the Summer Fun on the 101 music celebration will take place at Leucadia Roadside Park from 11:30 a.m. to 8:00 p.m., featuring local vendors and live performances—all free to the public.
The weekend also offers a couple of interesting community events, such as A Day at the Park, a multicultural celebration at Chula Vista Bayfront Park starting at 11 a.m. This free event will showcase local performers and vendors. Moreover, the 28th Annual Barrio Logan Grand Prix is set for 7:00 a.m. on Sunday, welcoming participants of all ages and skill levels for a cycling race, with entry fees ranging from $40 to $50.
Families can explore the Nighttime Zoo at the San Diego Zoo, which is available through August 10. Included with park admission, this special summer experience features extended hours and live performances, making it an exciting option for animal lovers. Similarly, Parks After Dark continues until August 9 at various locations, offering free community resources, movie nights, and live music.
Cultural enthusiasts can attend the Mariachi USA Fest at the Rady Shell at 6 p.m. on Saturday, featuring renowned Mariachi groups for a taste of traditional Mexican music, with tickets priced at $58.30. Additionally, the Island Vibe Music Festival celebrates Pacific Islander culture with performances and dancing at Embarcadero Marina Park North, starting at noon for a ticket price of $17.85.
The 2025 San Diego Brew Fest, hosted at Liberty Station NTC Park starting at noon, showcases a wide array of local and international craft beers alongside food trucks, for those interested in gastronomic delights, with tickets available from $61.79. The GXRLS ROCK! 10th Annual Showcase will also take place at the Music Box at 11 a.m., featuring live performances by talented campers from a music workshop, with ticket prices starting at $16.52.
Theater aficionados can catch shows such as Jaja’s African Hair Braiding at the La Jolla Playhouse, running through June 17, exploring themes of love and friendship set in Harlem, with tickets priced from $30. Another significant theatrical offering is One of the Good Ones, playing through June 22 at Old Globe Theatre, which delves into cultural differences in a Latino American family, with tickets starting at $42.
This weekend in San Diego promises a vibrant array of events, catering to diverse tastes and age groups. Whether interested in music, theater, food, or community gatherings, there is something for everyone in the city, making it an ideal time for both locals and visitors to explore and enjoy.
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