Financial support is provided by the City of San Diego; E. Rhodes and Leona B. Carpenter Foundation; Councilmember Chris Cate, City of San Diego, Sixth District; County of San Diego; 21st Century China Center, UC San Diego School of Global Policy and Strategy; Jon Doellstedt; Sony Electronics Inc.; Gail and Ralph Bryan; and the Gardner Bilingual Fund. The Exhibition Support Council is sustained by community leaders like the Elaine Galinson & Herbert Solomon Donor Advised Fund of the Jewish Community Foundation, Marion and David Knowles, Gail and Mel Mackler, Julie Lorene Smith, Elizabeth Taft, Marie Tartar and Steve Eilenberg, and Peggy Ann Wallace.

The Fleet Science Center invites you to connect to the power of science through FLEETv, featuring three video series: Ask a Fleetster, for your puzzling homework questions; Fleet2Go, so you can have fun with hands-on activities at home and Fleet Fails with jokes and bloopers to keep you laughing! Get ready to see that science really is everywhere with FLEETv!

Experience the magic of going to the ballpark on the waterfront at Carnitas' Snack Shack Embarcadero! Join us for the ultimate Padres game viewing destination, complete with megascreens for streaming the games, all your favorite ballpark eats being grilled up al fresco style, pop ups from local breweries, t-shirt canons, hawkers, and so much more!

HOME & AWAY GAMES! View Full Game Schedule here: https://www.facebook.com/events/721322205312670/?event_time_id=736425567135667

Please note, safety is our top priority. Social distancing, face masks, and further safety measures will be taken to create a fun and safe environment!
This event is FREE to attend.

Introducing JFG’s Master Series Virtual Program featuring master artisans from Japan and San Diego. Participants will learn various techniques and a basic understanding of bamboo making, lacquer, stone lantern, tea whisk, and much more. The Master Series Virtual Program provides valuable cultural enrichment emphasizing the Japanese cultural heritage as well as everyday life in Japan and how these practices have reached beyond Japan. This is a ticketed event, $10 for JFG members and $20 for general registration.