San Diego’s favorite foodie event, San Diego Restaurant Week will take a break this September.  Instead, Dine Diego (presented by San Diego Restaurant Week), will run September 15 through October 15, 2020.  Dine Diego will feature San Diego’s top eateries showcasing all the current offerings for outdoor dining, to-go options and unique in-house promotions.

Educators are invited to Virtual SDMA for a preview of the Museum’s 2020-21 exhibitions and programs, including Young Art 2021. Take virtual tours of the latest exhibitions and the Museum’s collection, explore art-making ideas, and learn about the Museum’s programs and resources.

Free for educators. Pre-registration required.

Free virtual program for educators offered on Zoom platform. All participants will be sent log-in instructions prior to event.

Please RSVP to namaya@sdmart.org by October 5. Space is limited.

We’re embracing the changing season. The Spa at Rancho Bernardo Inn invites you to our fall Wellness Retreat, October 23rd through the 25th. Enjoy luxury accommodations, creative workshops and active wellness programming in partnership with Mello Yoga studio. We’re welcoming the transition from summer to fall by bringing a weekend of activation, restorative yoga and meditation.

Our package includes the following:

Two night stay
$50 resort credit per person
Spa welcome amenity
Four yoga classes provided in partnership with Mello Yoga. Enjoy gentle flow soundbath & all levels Vinyasa.
Meditation and Sound Healing classes
Mala Bead Workshop
Chef’s Garden Tour + Meet The Chef
Resort Amenities

Prices starting at $750 per participant
Prices starting at $1300 for two participants, double occupancy room

In this talk, Wenfei Tong – a biologist, conservationist, and nature guide – offers both experienced ornithologists and those just beginning to discover the world of birds the chance to learn all about avian behavior, including in the face of a changing environment.

Birds are social creatures that share complex relationships and exhibit a wide variety of quirky habits. They compete with each other for mates, divide up parental responsibilities, and have many complex strategies to help them survive in the wild on their own and when flying in a large group. Drawing from her two books, Understanding Bird Behavior: An Illustrated Guide to What Birds Do and Why and Bird Love: The Family Life of Birds, Wenfei reveals how birds form families, find food, and cope with the threats of climate change.