10 Stunning Places to Propose in San Diego
The most romantic locations to pop the question in America’s Finest City
16 Things to Do in San Diego This Weekend: September 5–8
Admire the “Wonders of Creation” at the San Diego Museum of Art, solve an Agatha Christie mystery at the Old Globe, and hang 10 with four-legged friends at a doggy Surf-a-Thon
5 San Diego Sports Events to Watch this Month: Sept. 2024
The biggest local sporting events to watch and attend
11 of California’s Most Underrated Natural Places
Explore spectacular spots across the state, sans the crowds
Your Path to Financial Independence: Simple Steps for Building a Secure Future
Achieving financial freedom is a goal many strive for but often find challenging to reach. Economic freedom means having enough savings, investments, and cash to afford the lifestyle you want for yourself and your family—and a growing nest egg allowing you to retire or pursue the career you wish without being driven by earning a […]
Kitchens for Good and Big Table Announce the Return of WASTED
Save the Food Festival, set to take place on October 9 and 13, 2024, at the picturesque South Promenade in Liberty Station, San Diego.
Collaboration Brings Good Energy throughout San Diego.
The spirit of partnership is alive and well in Southern California.
A French Quarter-Inspired Sandwich Shop Coming
The fast-casual eatery’s menu centers around po’boy sandwiches and other New Orleans-inspired bites
Pillars of the Community’s Fight for Southeast San Diego
As many residents grappled with the aftermath of historic flooding in parts of SD, the grassroots nonprofit stepped in to offer critical aid to locals
A Brand-New Brewery Is Coming To Vista
Weir Beer will open in the former Helia Brewing space with owners Hayden and Kyndall Weir at the helm
15 of the Best Food & Drinks to Try This September
SDM staff shouts out our favorite food finds this month
Unhinged, A Dating Series: Consensual Non-Monogamy
No matter your dating preferences, polyamory can offer valuable lessons on how to date and love others well
La Tiendita Highlights Latina Chefs & Bakers Through Pop-Ups
Organizer Veronica Enriquez brought together more than a dozen Latina chefs, makers, and bakers to create a food and art collective
Weevils Are Coming—CA’s Date Industry is at Risk
Killer insects threaten California’s iconic and lucrative palm trees—but not if scientists can help it
New IMAX® Documentary Pandas Opens at Fleet Science Center
Fleet Science Center presents the latest IMAX documentary adventure from IMAX Entertainment, Pandas — a heartwarming global story about reintroducing captive born pandas to the wild.
Restaurant Review: Cellar Hand
The Hillcrest restaurant knows that great local ingredients need few interventions
15 Things to Do in San Diego This Weekend: August 28–September 2
Eat your way through East Village, rock with Santana and Counting Crows in Chula Vista, and celebrate 30 years of “The Sandlot” at The Magnolia
Experience Seafood Boil Culture with Fresh Ingredients and Cajun Flavors Right Here in San Diego
For nearly two decades, Crab Hut San Diego has been bringing Southern seafood boils and Cajun flavors to San Diego.
Tako Vibrant Sushi Opening in Old Town
The owners of El Sueño and Trattoria Don Pietro will launch their newest concept this September
CA Birth Center Closures Deepen an Existing Maternity Care Crisis
As birth centers shutter across California, midwives say the state’s inflexible licensing requirements are to blame
Editor’s Note, September 2024: California Love
SDM editor Mateo Hoke reflects on the allure of The Golden State
Photos: Las Patronas 78th Annual Jewel Ball
The annual gala raised more than $40,000, for six major beneficiaries and an estimated 45 to 50 additional minor recipients
10 San Diego Nonprofit Events to Attend This September
Our picks for this month’s can’t-miss charity fundraisers and galas
The Best Things to Do in San Diego This Month: Sept. 2024
How to stay busy and important this month in America’s Finest City
Unhinged, A Dating Series: The Fear of Losing Yourself to Love
Guest columnist and staff writer Danielle Allaire shares how a singles mixer led to an unexpected connection and some personal revelations on commitment
Volunteer Diaries: “On the Go” with Jewish Family Service of San Diego
Volunteer driver Betty Carroll shares stories from her work helping seniors maintain independence
