Locals and visitors to San Diego area libraries are in for a special treat this February! Pick up your Museum Month discount pass at a San Diego City or County libraries to enjoy half-off admission at more than 40 San Diego Museum Council (SDMC) member museums. The pass can be used to visit multiple museums across the region.

Whether you are an art aficionado, history buff, or nature lover, the SDMC has a variety of member organizations that are bound to capture your interest.

Take advantage of the program to visit both old favorites and new attractions you have never even heard of!

Pablo is one of the most popular touring comedians worldwide. He has earned a reputation for his unique talent to weave together his one of a kind arsenal of off the wall characters and spot-on impressions. Francisco draws his audience into his vivid imagination and takes them on a wild ride as they experience his spontaneous outbursts, clever insights and some of the funniest rapid fire comedy, ever unleashed.

MadeinTYO's bass-heavy production has influenced a new genre of rap music with a playful approach to lyrics. His debut single “Uber Everywhere” was a viral sensation hitting top 10 at urban radio, earning a RIAA double platinum certification, over 100M streams on Spotify alone, and a remix by Travis Scott. He's also garnered the attention of collaborators such as A$AP Ferg, Big Sean, 2 Chainz, KYLE, & more!

Doors/Show: 7:30/9:00pm
Ages: 18+
Genre: Rap/Hip Hop

Tickets: $25 Advanced / $27 Day of Show

Dinner + Show Pkg: Indigo Grill dinner for 2 + show package $100 (online only — Limited Availability)

VIP: Meet & Greet - $60 (available online only - will call only)

VIP Includes: 1 General Admission Ticket, Meet & Greet with MadeinTYO, Priority early entry into the venue (cut the line), 1 Exclusive Merchandise Item, 1 Photo with MadeinTYO

Set a mere seven months before the Belfast bombings that inspired Tim Shaw’s immersive piece "Mother, the Air is Blue, the Air is Dangerous," Bloody Sunday recreates in minute detail the events leading up to and following “Bloody Sunday,” in which British soldiers shot 28 unarmed Irish civilians during a peaceful protest march in Derry, Northern Ireland. "Bloody Sunday" not only offers valuable historical context in understanding the origins of many of Shaw’s pieces but also compellingly depicts a conflict whose repercussions are still deeply felt today. (107 minutes, rated R)

Show your film screening ticket for free Museum same-day admission during Art After Hours from 5:00–8:00 p.m.