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San Diego offers a variety of weekend events for music lovers, theatre enthusiasts, and families. Highlights include local concerts, cultural festivals, and theater performances, ensuring there’s something for everyone to enjoy this weekend.
San Diego Weekend Events Guide: Activities for All Ages
San Diego is buzzing with a variety of exciting weekend events that cater to music lovers, theater enthusiasts, and families looking for fun activities. Highlighted by local concerts, cultural festivals, and engaging performances, these events are perfect for everyone looking to enjoy what the city has to offer this weekend.
Theater Performances
For theater aficionados, The Heart is currently being showcased at the La Jolla Playhouse. Directed by Christopher Ashley, this production will be available until September 28, but prospective viewers are encouraged to act quickly as tickets are limited.
Additionally, Deceived, a psychological thriller based on the classic “Gaslight,” is running at The Old Globe through September 7. While ticket prices have not been specified, this gripping show promises to be a highlight for fans of suspenseful storytelling.
Live Music and Comedy
Music lovers can enjoy the Alicia Villareal Concert at The Magnolia, starting at 7 p.m. Tickets begin at $50 for those who want to catch her live as part of her Donde Todo Comenzo 2.0 Tour.
Comedy fans can experience laughter at A Comedy Show at The Collective, set for 7:30 p.m. Tickets are priced at $22.14, featuring a lineup of local comedians ready to entertain.
Cultural and Community Events
Families looking for community-oriented events can attend the Barona Powwow, a two-day celebration at Barona Sports Complex, which welcomes everyone to witness a vibrant display of drums and dancers. Admission is free, making it an accessible event for all.
Another family-friendly option is CultureFest happening at Grape Day Park in Escondido starting at 11 a.m. This free event will feature cultural performances, live music, delectable global cuisine, a kids zone, a beer garden, and various vendors and games to enjoy.
For those who love outdoor activities, Yoga On The Roof at Alma San Diego Downtown is offered on weekends through December 7. Free for hotel guests, external attendees can join for a fee of $15 while they rejuvenate their minds and bodies in a serene rooftop setting.
Music Festivals and More
Music enthusiasts may also want to consider the Holo Holo Music Festival taking place over two days at Gallagher Square. Tickets start from $149 and feature performances from popular artists such as Common Kings and Wyclef Jean.
Another noteworthy event is the Southern California Ballet: West End to Broadway, scheduled for 6 p.m. at the California Center for the Arts in Escondido. This show boasts a range of ballet performances with tickets starting at $88.
Ongoing Events
For those looking for ongoing entertainment, Movies at the Park runs through November 1, providing free admission for movie nights held under the stars. Interested attendees should check local listings for specific movie schedules.
Finally, the local music scene will be alive at Crown Town taking place at the Coronado Promenade at 5 p.m.. Free to the public, this event features local musician Matt Heinecke and presents a fantastic opportunity for relaxation and enjoyment in a beautiful setting.
Conclusion
With a diverse lineup of events, San Diego offers something for every resident and visitor this weekend. From world-class theater to vibrant community festivals and live music, the city invites everyone to join in on the excitement. Be sure to check event details in advance to ensure a great experience!
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Additional Resources
- NBC San Diego: Weekend Events
- Wikipedia: San Diego
- San Diego Magazine: Weekend Things To Do
- Google Search: San Diego events
- Fox 5 San Diego: Labor Day Events
- Google Scholar: San Diego community events
- San Diego Magazine: September Events
- Encyclopedia Britannica: San Diego California
- Fox 5 San Diego: Free Weekend Events
- Google News: San Diego weekend events
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