With 265 acres to roam, we’re spreading our wings this summer when it comes to more outdoor offerings. Topping the list: Falconry officially takes flight under the instruction of experienced falconers. Get up close and interact with some of nature's top predators. Experience flying a trained bird of prey to your glove. Learn the history of falconry. Bond with the owls. Play field games with a hawk. A wonderland of exploration awaits.

Saturday morning’s 9:00am - 10:00am on the Aragon Lawn

$95 per person

Space is limited. Requires 24 hours advance reservation. Call 844.227.1886 to book! The minimum age for children is 6 years old. 

Private falconry group encounters are available based on request and require 72 hours advance notice. Please contact the Front Desk to inquire about private parties.

Tianguis is a monthly outdoor artisan market that opens a space for local crafters. We are a space that connects local crafters and community members that promote an autonomous economy and community building.

The San Diego Watercolor Society proudly presents “My Life, My Story, a Virtual Art Exhibition”.  Enjoy great watermedia art 24/7 at www.SDWS.org.  Exhibit runs from Mar 3rd to 27th, 2021. The paintings by our very talented members are available for viewing and purchase in our Online Store.  Award-winning artist, Graeme Stevenson, is the juror.  Upon purchase, the paintings will be shipped to the buyer unmatted and unframed.  Be sure to watch our website for updates regarding timelines for opening our physical Gallery at Liberty Station.  Until then, there will be a new Member Virtual Show each month for your enjoyment.

The possibility of prehistoric Polynesian contact with the Americas has been considered by historians, archaeologists, and other scholars for centuries. Most evidence and most scholarly discourse have focused on South America, but as early as the 1930s, Alfred Kroeber suggested that cultural similarities between southern California and Oceania could be the product of prehistoric trans-oceanic diffusion. In this talk, Dr. Terry Jones will review archaeological, linguistic, and other evidence for such contact in North and South America with an emphasis on recent genetic studies that challenge some longstanding ideas. This event will be held on Zoom and is limited to 100 attendees.