A lively representation of San Diego's summer festivities.
San Diego is prepared for a summer filled with diverse events including food festivals, concerts, and cultural celebrations. Highlights include the Taste of Little Italy culinary tour, Crab Hut’s anniversary, Scoop San Diego festival, and Mainly Mozart Festival. The week also features Juneteenth celebrations and high-profile concerts from renowned artists. Art enthusiasts can enjoy productions and exhibitions, while community festivals like Art in the Village and the City Heights Street Food Festival promise local flair. Don’t miss the San Diego County Fair and plans for the Del Mar Wine + Food Festival ahead.
San Diego is gearing up for a vibrant summer filled with a variety of events ranging from food festivals to concerts and cultural celebrations. The city will kick off the summer festivities with the summer solstice celebration this Friday, followed closely by numerous community events throughout the week.
The popular Taste of Little Italy culinary tour will return on Tuesday and Wednesday from 4 to 8 p.m., allowing food enthusiasts to explore the flavors of the district with a taste passport. Tickets are available for $71 per day, with Tuesday already sold out.
On Wednesday from 5 to 9 p.m., the Crab Hut in Convoy will celebrate its 18th birthday. Attendees can enjoy drink specials, live music, raffles, and exclusive merchandise during the event.
This Saturday, the Scoop San Diego festival will take place in North Park from noon to 4 p.m., featuring delicious desserts from over 35 vendors along with live music. General admission tickets for this sweet affair cost $45, with VIP passes available for $125.
The Mainly Mozart All-Star Orchestra Festival is set to begin this Wednesday, showcasing six classical music performances at various venues in La Jolla. Ticket prices for the concerts range from $88 to $260.
This Thursday, California State University San Marcos will host the inaugural Juneteenth San Marcos celebration from 3 to 8 p.m. The event is free for all attendees and will feature various cultural activities. A VIP culinary experience is available for $65.
In addition, the Juneteenth Black Arts Festival will be held at Diversionary Theatre in University Heights this weekend, featuring a variety of performances celebrating Black culture.
Music lovers can look forward to several high-profile concerts this week. Country artist Dierks Bentley will perform at North Island Credit Union Amphitheatre in Chula Vista on Thursday at 7 p.m. with tickets starting at $30.
Wu-Tang Clan will stop by Pechanga Arena this Saturday at 8 p.m., with ticket prices ranging from $67 to $269.
Additionally, the ’90s Pop Tour featuring various popular Latin artists is scheduled to perform on Sunday at Cal Coast Credit Union Open Air Theatre.
This week also marks the continuation of Cygnet Theatre’s production of Oklahoma!, with ticket prices ranging from $39 to $73. Meanwhile, the world-premiere musical The ’70s! The Golden Age of the Album will debut at Lamb’s Players Theatre this Thursday, with tickets priced between $48 and $118.
Art enthusiasts can visit the Institute of Contemporary Art San Diego for the launch of its Next Gen 2025 exhibition this Saturday from 4 to 7 p.m.
This Sunday, the Carlsbad Village Association will host its Art in the Village festival from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., showcasing local artists and live performances. The City Heights Street Food Festival will also be held this Saturday, featuring diverse food vendors and performances, with free admission for all.
The San Diego County Fair is currently running from June 11 to July 6, with a theme titled “Summer Pet-tacular.” Visitors can enjoy pet-centric events, concerts, and over 100 food stands offering various culinary delights. The fair also includes interactive themed exhibits.
Finally, the Del Mar Wine + Food Festival is set to occur from September 10 to 14, celebrating local culinary talent and supporting Feeding San Diego. The Grand Tasting event will take place on September 13 and 14 with general admission tickets starting at $165.
As summer unfolds, San Diego promises an array of exciting events catering to food lovers, music fans, and cultural connoisseurs alike.
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