Comic Con Museum News Today

This list of activities, concerts, sporting and cultural events, food festivals, theater performances and more is curated weekly by staff of The San Diego Union-Tribune.

This weekend in local arts and culture: Poetic Justice's self-portraiture and poetry exhibit; free museums; a play about cooking; AAPI fashion; Puerto Rican LGBTQ+ theater; ballet meets the stock market crash and more.

With museum admission half-off throughout February, dive into the park’s diverse cultural offerings

Give your travels a healthy dose of fun with summer festivals that include the Edinburgh Festival Fringe, Gion Matsuri, and 2024 Summer Olympics.

A retrospective on Betty Boop is one of three new exhibits opening this spring at the Comic-Con Museum in Balboa Park.

Because it’s a smaller event, WonderCon provides fans and attendees with a friendlier and less-hurried pace than the massive Comic-Con, which sprawls throughout downtown San Diego.

(1) THE LAST DAY. Macmillan Publishers is moving from the Flatiron to the Equitable Building and taking Tor.com with it. Seanan McGuire commemorates the departure in her story “Any Way the Wind Blows”. (3) FROM DEEP IN THE FILES. Baen Ebooks is distributing the English translation of a nonfiction work Judgment in Moscow by Vladimir

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The furry goofball mascots enshrined in the Mascot Hall of Fame by the Lake Michigan lakeshore in Whiting now have something to cheer other than their teams.

This past weekend, Laughing Place was invited to cover the CCI-IFF (Comic-Con International Independent Film Festival) Animation Showcase at the recently opened Comic-Con Museum in San Diego. This was my first time personally visiting the Comic-Con Museum, and it was great finally getting to