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While San Diego is typically lauded for boasting perhaps the most agreeable weather in the world—sort of a “Goldilocks” climate where sunny days are tempered by free AC provided by the Pacific Ocean—major change is also in the air due to a variety of exciting new developments that will increase the city’s desirability as a meetings destination.

The top events happening in San Diego from Thursday, Aug. 26 through Tuesday, Aug. 31

The event at The Rady Shell at Jacobs Park raised money for community engagement programs

Payare is fully vaccinated and says his symptoms amounted to a day of fever. His illness is not expected to affect the launch of the OSM season.

National City, public, commissioners weigh in during workshop

Cello star Alisa Weilerstein has tested positive for COVID-19, after performing Sunday at La Jolla Music Society's SummerFest. The society is testing all staff, crew and musicians

Organizers said there is no bad seat at the Rady Shell at Jacobs Park - you're either by the water or overlooking the city.

Sunday | 8 The Bench Celebrated San Diego mime and movement artist Jerry Hager and his daughter, Los Angeles theater artist Valerie Hager-Slavin return to the Mojalet Dance Collective for The Bench. San Diego mime and movement artist Jerry Hager presents Red: Man, Rascal, Clown. For The Bench, Hager joins with his daughter, Los Angeles theater artist Valerie Hager-Slavin, and director Scott Slavin. On the anniversary of her father’s passing, a daughter returns to the spot of their last conv...

Print Cygnet Theatre has become the first professional theater company in San Diego County to require ticket-buyers to provide proof of COVID-19 vaccination or a negative test result. The 18-year-old theater in Old Town San Diego made the announcement in an email to patrons on Saturday. It follows a wave of announcements nationwide that Broadway theaters, concert organizations and opera companies are instituting vaccine and mask mandates to control the fast-spreading Delta variant. Cygnet’s...

Print Motown vocal legend Smokey Robinson gratefully returned to the concert stage last weekend after having spent nearly two weeks hospitalized in December with COVID-19. “I was in the hospital for 11 days before Christmas and it wiped me out. It was touch and go,” the longtime Los Angeles resident told the Union-Tribune. He spoke by phone Friday to preview his Aug. 21 concert at the San Diego Symphony’s new Rady Shell at Jacobs Park. The famed singer-songwriter, who turned 81 on Feb. 1...