The Without Walls Festival at UC San Diego, in collaboration with La Jolla Playhouse, will bring a variety of innovative performances from April 24-27, with most events free to the public.

San Diego's Union Hall Gallery is holding a Fine Art and Craft Benefit Sale to support LA artists affected by wildfires, with 100% proceeds going to relief funds.

MTS unveils culturally significant murals at Chula Vista trolley station with improvements in amenities, aiming to make transit stops more engaging and reflective of the local community.

San Diego appoints Paola Capó-García as its new Poet Laureate for 2025-2027, with her work expected to foster community and culture.

Malashock Dance will perform at San Diego International Airport, inspired by traveler stories, as part of its residency program. Performances are scheduled for late January and early February.

Robert Xavier Burden's "The Alien Painting," taking 5 years to complete, is on display at Oceanside Museum of Art for a limited time before going to a private collector.

San Diego Museum Month returns this February with half-priced admissions to over 70 museums, aimed at encouraging cultural exploration and community growth.

San Diego's Poet Laureate, Jason Magabo Perez, concludes his term celebrated by the Poetry Futures 2024 event, leaving a legacy of community engagement and inclusive poetry spaces.

The Millenia Library in Chula Vista will feature SDSU's nursing and global campus programs and the Chula Vista Entertainment Complex, aiming to boost local education and entertainment opportunities.

The Oceanside Museum of Art's 'Teeny Tiny Art Mart' will feature 5x5-inch artworks from Southern California artists for sale at $25 each to support OMA's educational programs.

Cryptocurrency entrepreneur Justin Sun ate a banana, part of the $6.2 million artwork "Comedian" by Maurizio Cattelan, at a Hong Kong press conference.

Indigenous leaders from around the world gathered in San Diego to discuss sustainability, integrating ancestral knowledge into modern environmental stewardship, at the Indigenous Sustainable Design Forum.

UC San Diego received City Council approval on November 19 to transform 1100 Kettner Boulevard into a cultural hub, formerly housing MCASD, emphasizing art, culture, and education.