San Diego's Rich and Diverse Culture

From Balboa Park to Chicano Park to Oceanside, San Diego is home to three state-designated cultural districts that embody the very best of the region.

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Oceans of flavor and fun are waiting at SeaWorld. From foodies to families, everyone will find tasty delights among more than 125 distinct (and mostly new this year!) offerings. It’s the most we’ve ever had, and it makes Seven Seas the biggest theme park food festival in San Diego.

Explore more than 25 unique recipes from around the world (plus a new vegan-only station) to pair with over 75 craft beers and over 25 cocktail and wine selections. Revitalize your taste buds as you share this welcoming, open-air experience select dates, March 5 – May 2. Add a taste of live acoustic guitar or jazz shows, and enjoy exciting sights and sounds at our new Polynesian dance presentations.

Make your plans today to embark on a special culinary voyage at SeaWorld San Diego, select dates in March and April!

Sparks Gallery’s annual “minis” exhibition returns this year, featuring artwork by many local artists. All works are 12x12 inches and under, and priced under $500.

Fern Street Circus, San Diego’s original social circus: performance and education for community benefit.

Our professional troupe brings together San Diego’s finest circus, variety, and musical artists, working in collaboration with locally known visual artists who create a magical performance space.

*Free with admission to The Flower Fields*

Join us for a Mother’s Day afternoon of swing, boogie and rhythm & blues with 12x Blues Music Award “Best Blues Nominee” Michele Lundeen the “Queen of Steam” on vocals and percussion, the multiple award-winning “Queen of Boogie Woogie” Sue Palmer on piano, highly-respected veteran, “Swingin’ Jimmy Woodard on guitar and vocals, Pete Harrison of Sue’s Motel Swing Orchestra on bass, and Ric Lee of the popular Bayou Brothers on drums.