A 10-day celebration, promoting more than 150 independent craft breweries in San Diego County. San Diego Beer Week is brought to you by the San Diego Brewers Guild, with participation from the region's local craft breweries, allied and affiliate members. Taking place November 6-15, 2020, events are held throughout San Diego County at participating breweries, bars, restaurants, and more! Check out SDBEER.COM/EVENTS for specific event times and details.

It’s never too soon to start planning for the holiday season! Between shopping for gifts for everyone on your list, seeing friends and family and taking full advantage of snuggly sweater-weather, you deserve some celebrations in between! Toast to the holidays and reclaim all that is merry and bright – with plenty of festive cocktails, notable nibbles, and shopping discounts for all (21+)! The Toast of Gaslamp returns on Saturday, December 12th and is pleased to bring you a seasonal, self-guided walking tour that will have you tasting, toasting, and shopping with 20 sips, 20 bites, and 10 shopping deals that will leave you rosy and ready to carol from 1 PM to 5 PM. Don your festive attire as you mingle with friends, family, and fellow San Diegans to Toast your way through the historic Gaslamp Quarter.

Ticket start at $25 ($30 day of)
For more information, please visit ToastofGaslamp.com.
Event benefits the Gaslamp Quarter.

Each year, talented students from San Diego Youth Symphony and Conservatory’s pre-professional Ovation and intermediate level Showcase ensemble programs compete in SDYS’ solo Concerto Competitions. Solo recital competitions provide musicians, both new and accomplished, with valuable performance training, inspiration from great performances by their fellow musicians, and a goal to strive toward in practicing and perfecting their craft. In addition to cash scholarship awards, the winners of both our Concerto Competitions gain the opportunity to perform as featured soloists in future San Diego Youth Symphony concerts.

Join the Charla on Thursday, November 19 at 11am for a conversation with David Avalos. A key figure in San Diego’s Chicano Art Movement, David Avalos works in sculpture, installation, and public projects. His sculptures unabashedly assert the vernacular of rasquache as a form of resilience in the face of social, racial, and economic adversity.