San Diego City Hall launches an exhibit on the Chicano Movement's history in the city, featuring images, documents, and interactive elements until October 18.

The Embodied Pacific exhibition at Birch Aquarium unites art and science, offering an immersive, interactive ocean exploration experience through various installations.

The La Jolla Art & Wine Festival returns with over 170 artists and 35 wineries to support local schools on September 28-29, featuring a range of mediums and live entertainment.

San Diego invites public feedback on the "Creative City" cultural plan, aiming to integrate arts into every neighborhood and strategize for the next decade.

The Mandeville Art Gallery at UC San Diego has received a $150,000 grant from the Teiger Foundation to support new projects and interdisciplinary programs.

New murals by Maxx Moses at the La Mesa Grossmont Transit Center have been added as part of MTS's "Color the Corridor" initiative to enhance the rider experience.

LaJuné McMillian's art installation "The Portal's Keeper" is on display at UC San Diego, exploring Black movement and liberation through digital media.

The article announces the "Embodied Pacific" exhibition at UC San Diego, which merges art with ocean science and features contributions from various artists and scientific partners.

The Museum of Making Music in Carlsbad reopens on April 15 after renovations, offering new exhibits and interactive experiences for all ages, as reported by Times of San Diego.

San Diego Public Library exhibits works of local artist James Hubbell across four branches, celebrating his blend of nature and architectural design until August 4.

The San Diego International Airport showcases "Espacios & Lines," featuring the work of 16 local artists, emphasizing the cultural connection with Tijuana.

The Navy SEAL Museum is set to open in Downtown San Diego in late 2024, featuring interactive exhibits and digital media, aiming to educate and inspire visitors about Navy SEAL history and heritage.

The City of San Diego awards $1 million to 10 organizations for arts projects that aim to address heritage, sustainability, and justice in underserved communities, with each group receiving $100,000 over 18 months.