Meet the San Diego Artist Bringing Walls to Life
Allison Hunsley on painting massive walls, creating art in front of a crowd, and building a career one mural at a time
Las Patronas Celebrates 80 Years of Giving Back to San Diego
The all-volunteer organization has awarded more than $28 million to local nonprofits—and its members still do the work by hand
The Best Things to Do in San Diego: September 2026
Whether you’re ready to lean into fall or determined to keep summer going, here are all the best things to do this month
Best Annual Events in San Diego, 2026
Boredom’s not an option. These are a few of the top events in the city each year, including a rodeo, free summertime music festival, and a chili cook-off
Filo Brings a Taste of the Mediterranean to Bankers Hill
The team behind El Agave and Nómade will open a breezy new restaurant with tapas, housemade pasta, seafood, and plenty of wine this September
Your Kid’s Old Bedroom Is Ready for Its Next Chapter
From moody retreats to income-generating ADUs, San Diego parents are rethinking the rooms their children left behind
17 Things to Do in San Diego This Weekend: August 27-30
See four new Latinx musicals, experience Cabrillo Under the Stars, and saunter through the LeucadiART Walk
La Jolla’s Historical Society Debuts New Name & Mission
After more than six decades of preserving the community’s past, the newly renamed museum is expanding how it tells its stories
This Scripps Clinic Physician is Serving Up Care
Laika Nur, MD, takes her love of volleyball from the court to the clinic as team physician for the San Diego Mojo
MANA de San Diego Is Building a Community of Mentors
For nearly four decades, the Latina mentorship organization has connected volunteers with girls and young women
13 Charitable Events to Attend in September
Here’s where to celebrate, connect, give back, and make a difference this month
Best Feet Forward
How local orthopedic specialists are pioneering the future of foot and ankle care
Fish Guts’ Pablo Becker Is Betting Bigger on Barrio Logan
The city’s fish taco hero is opening Concrete Cowboy across the street, plus a home-cooked Mexican sandwich spot
New Beginnings
A new program guides new moms through high-risk pregnancy and into the “fourth trimester”
Leading the Way in Skin Cancer Care
Scripps Clinic’s Mohs surgery center is one of the most sophisticated in the country.
A Real Ironman
Scripps Cancer Center helps an endurance athlete overcome his greatest challenge yet and get back in the race
New Options for GLP-1 Users
Scripps study shows that some patients may be able to taper their dose and maintain results
Madison on Park Temporarily Closing Next Month
The University Heights eatery will close September 7 for a multi-month renovation and rebrand
A New Cinnamon Roll Obsession is Baking in South Bay
Sinner Buns is building a following for its slow-made, seriously gooey weekend treats
Love Pupusas Brings Salvadoran Home Cooking to San Diego
From her Rancho Peñasquitos kitchen, Yanira Majano is sharing family recipes through San Diego’s growing home-restaurant movement
A Rare Look Inside Callaway Golf’s San Diego Test Center
The Ely Callaway Performance Center is where tour-level fittings, cutting-edge technology, and golf equipment you can’t buy yet all come together
San Diego’s Skateboarding Scene Rolls Into a New Era
The county that helped push skating into the mainstream is now nurturing the competitors, communities, and culture shaping its future
Theranostics: New Hope for Patients with Metastatic Cancers
Innovative treatment could offer cancer patients new options with fewer side effects
Mon Chourie Is Opening Its First Permanent Bakery
After two years of farmers markets and pop-ups, the San Diego baker is bringing its Korean-inspired pastries to University Heights
8 San Diego Food Gifts Your Friends Actually Want
Bring home a taste of the city with local coffee, conchas, chili crisp, hot sauce, and other suitcase-worthy finds
The Photos San Diego’s Young People Want You to See
Outside the Lens puts cameras in the hands of local youth, giving them the tools to capture their communities from the inside
