1. A hand holds an annual pass card in front of a domed botanical building with text that reads, "What Will You Explore?.

    Balboa Park Explorer Pass

    Unlike any destination in the US, Balboa Park is home to dozens of enriching museums, beautiful gardens, cultural organizations, live performances, restaurants and more! Explore art, science, history, and culture as you make your way through this historic urban park with your Balboa Park Explorer Pass – an affordable and...
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  2. A brick corner building at dusk with neon signs reading "Bub's" and "Simon Levi Company," featuring large windows and a lit outdoor patio.

    Bub's @ The Ball Park

    Bub's @ the Ballpark is our addition to the historical honors of downtown San Diego, East Village and Petco Park. Embracing both history and the growing traditions of America's Finest City, Bub's was constructed using various architectural salvage from throughout the West coast, including reclaimed wood, scrap metal and reused...
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  3. A man and a child observe a polar bear through aquarium glass; the child raises a hand toward the bear while the man smiles and stands beside him.

    San Diego Zoo

    You don't need a cape or special powers to be a superhero. Real heroes are people like you who want to make a difference. When you visit the San Diego Zoo, you help fund conservation efforts around the globe. That makes you a hero for wildlife everywhere. Come face-to-face with...
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  5. Dusty Slay

    At the age of 36, Dusty Slay became the youngest comedian to perform on the Grand Ole Opry Stage in Nashville. He also wrote an episode for The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon and appeared on Jimmy Kimmel Live.
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  6. Les Misérables School Edition

    Les Misérables School Edition is set in nineteenth-century France and follows Jean Valjean, who is released from unjust imprisonment and struggles for redemption while being pursued by police inspector Javert. The story culminates during the Paris student uprising of 1832, where Javert confronts his ideals after Valjean spares his life...
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  7. Don Toliver Octane Tour

    Don Toliver Octane Tour is a concert featuring American rapper, singer, and songwriter Don Toliver. The tour supports his fifth studio album OCTANE, released in 2026, which blends melodic trap and R&B with cinematic and immersive themes. The event includes performances by SahBabii, SoFaygo, and Chase B as supporting artists.
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  8. Lower Definition

    Lower Definition is a live music event taking place at SOMA San Diego. The event features general admission with standing room only and is open to all ages. Craft beer will be available, and a clear bag policy is enforced for attendees.
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  10. Clearly Indigenous

    Clearly Indigenous: Native Visions Reimagined in Glass is an exhibition showcasing contemporary Native American and indigenous Pacific-Rim artists working in glass. The exhibition features approximately 120 glass art objects created by twenty-nine Native American artists, four Pacific Rim artists from New Zealand and Australia, and glass artist Dale Chihuly. It...
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