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In recognition of the current year, 2020, the centennial of the ratification of the 19th amendment in 1920, which gave U.S. women the right to vote, we celebrate women’s clubs over the last century and their efforts to keep society moving forward
After more than five months of being closed, The San Diego Museum of Art re-opened to the public on Saturday, September 5
From fine art to folk art to photography, San Diego’s vast array of museums have gone virtual, expanding their online offerings for all to enjoy.
When Red Hot Chili Peppers drummer Chad Smith embarked on a 2020 North American fine art tour, he made his third stop at EC Gallery.
History Happening Now! Share Your Story is an initiative to engage the San Diego community and record the COVID-19 story in real-time
With “stay at home” orders still in effect, people who love arts, science, and culture can now access content from their favorite Balboa Park venues
The renovation was recently recognized by the San Diego Chapter of the American Institute of Architects for its innovation and emphasis on sustainability.
As the Symphony's 2019-2020 season enters its third month, most notable are the rave reviews it is getting under its new music director, Rafael Payare.
One such artist is Hanjialin Bao, a remarkable illustrator whose works are currently on display and available for purchase at the San Diego Chinese Historical Museum through January 26. Bao’s exhibit is called Between Black and White, and many of the works are based on characters from Liaozhai Zhiyi, a collection of ancient supernatural tales first compiled by Pu Songling in the 1700s.
Among the many museums in Balboa Park, the Timken Museum of Art is notable not only for its remarkable collection but for the fact that it is free to attend.
Velásquez has seen museums transform themselves from staid, temple-like repositories into hubs of activity that attract and actively engage members of the community.s
A History of KPBS: The First Quarter-Century — For 52 years, San Diego KPBS television, originally named KEBS, has provided programs on topics ranging from science and theatre to children’s education and public affairs to history and cooking, all in one place. Looking back, the first 25 years of the station’s...
A brief history of the Del Mar Fairgrounds — an iconic local landmark Horseracing and county fairs go back a long way, and San Diego is no exception. There was once a golf course where the Del Mar Fairgrounds sit today, and the story of how that change came about has everything to do with county…
The new multi-gen program partners with La Jolla's art powerhouses
From the private collection of Alicia Keys to emerging artists to collect now
How the Balboa Park landmark is honoring 100 years with rare exhibitions, a community birthday festival, and a vision for the future
From Muhammad Ali and Elizabeth Taylor to roller discos and Hollywood parties, the Rancho Santa Fe photographer’s newly digitized archive reveals a remarkable era of entertainment history
As the global music trade organization celebrates its milestone anniversary, NAMM president and CEO John Mlynczak reflects on legacy, education, and the future of the industry
Explore San Diego’s living history and experience extraordinary travel opportunities across Normandy, the Pacific, and beyond
The Joan and Irwin Jacobs Performing Arts Center transforms Liberty Station into a hub for live performance and creativity
As the natural world grows increasingly unpredictable, artist Radenko Milak transforms that instability into something profoundly beautiful
To many, the art world may feel distant and exclusive. That’s why art galleries need great storytellers like Eric Laine. With 30 shows and counting, Laine’s Oolong Gallery has achieved something profound in a region defined by its creative diaspora: An art community with a life all its own. Established in 2022 and named for…
This fall, Madison Gallery is honored to present Carta de Amor, the first solo exhibition in San Diego by RETNA...
From Shakespeare productions and Broadway-bound plays to groundbreaking arts engagement programs, the iconic Balboa Park theater continues to shape culture and connection
La Jolla’s latest highlights include chef-driven restaurant openings, a multimillion-dollar beach club renovation, and upcoming community events
The Maritime Museum’s overnight adventure lets guests explore hidden areas, hoist sails, and sleep aboard the world’s oldest active sailing ship
The visual art scene in Rancho Santa Fe continues to buzz. A new art advisory is the follow-up to Oolong Gallery