18 San Diego Nonprofit Events to Attend This April

West Coast Nonprofit Data ConferenceApril 4–5Hosted at the University of San Diego’s Kroc Institute, this academic conference gathers nonprofit scholars to exchange ideas, research, and data-driven strategies. Fine Art and Craft Sale, Union Hall GalleryApril 4–6 & April 11–13Held over two weekends,
Read MoreWhat’s Next for Downtown San Diego?

Downtown San Diego is at a crossroads. “The city has a golden opportunity to answer a really important question, which really is the question that every major city in America is wrestlingwith: What is a downtown for in this post-Covid, remote work era?” says Grant Oliphant, CEO of The Conrad Prebys
Read More15 Things to Do in San Diego This Weekend: March 26–30

Another season of America’s national pastime begins Thursday when the San Diego Padres face off against the Atlanta Braves in an afternoon matchup. Even if you’re not catching the game, there are still ways to get in on the fun, like the Hilton Bayfront and Made in San Diego’s Opening Day pop-up or
Read More15 Stunning Exterior Home Makeovers You Have to See

Whether large or small, exterior home renovations can greatly enhance your home’s curb appeal. From a redesigned second story to new landscaping to a fresh coat of paint, you can make a significant impact on any budget. Draw inspiration from these 15 examples of before-and-after home renovations.1.
Read MorePoway’s Anna Vaus Releases Debut Album “Downhill From Here”

It wasn’t until Poway native Anna Vaus left California to pursue music in Nashville that she realized just how much of an impact her roots had on her.Vaus found her voice in childhood, performing private concerts for her pets and creating boredom-induced music videos with her brother. Around age 6,
Read MoreThe Best Things to Do in San Diego: April 2025

Just like that we’re a third of the year through the year and San Diego is hitting its stride as flowers bloom and the last bits of winter are burned off. The city is coming alive with some of the year’s most memorable events including La Jolla’s classic car show Concours d’Elegance, the Taste of La
Read MoreCozy Cabin Ideas for Off-Grid Living

Small cabins are affordable, low maintenance, and perfect for a simpler, nature-focused lifestyle. Whether for full-time living or a weekend escape, these cozy spaces typically range from 100 to 1,000 sq. ft. They are easy to customize and can grow with your needs.1. DIY Log Cabin With Classic Frame
Read MoreHome Tour: Inside a Cliff-Hanging Midcentury Masterpiece

If architecture is music frozen in time, this house sings. Rising from a steep La Jolla canyonside, three bold orange steel beams prop up a midcentury home like the saddle of a guitar cradling the strings. But here in the sky, the chords are muted. It’s quiet. Hawks circle just outside, enjoying the
Read MoreScandinavian Houses: Natural Beauty, Thoughtful Design, and Cozy Interiors

Scandinavian houses, both the interior and exterior, are designed with regard to the natural environment. Scandinavian architecture is known for its clean lines and simple color palette. Yet, Scandinavian style houses are built with more than this in mind. They are built to respond to their location
Read More16 Things to Do in San Diego This Weekend: March 19–23

This weekend is a big one for country fans, with KSON Countryfest coming to Gallagher Square and genre star Kelsea Ballerini performing at Pechanga Arena, both on Saturday night. If the Studio 54 experience is more your style, try the funk-filled Mustache Bash at Mariner’s Point. Meanwhile, sports f
Read MoreBestselling Author Kaylie Smith Brings Her Fantasy Phenomenon to San Diego

Kaylie Smith, the bestselling author behind the fantasy series Wicked Games, is a newly minted San Diego local set to release the second book in the series, Enchantra, on April 8. Her debut novel, Phantasma, became a viral sensation late last year.Published in September 2024, Phantasma currently boa
Read MoreI Tried It: Custom Floré Probiotics to Heal My Gut

I just wanted clear skin, a face that looked like glass or a donut or whatever people are calling smooth, unblemished complexions nowadays. I didn’t expect it to kind of ruin my life.I’d struggled with breakouts since middle school. One thing that didn’t plague me, though? Stomach problems. I could
Read MoreSD’s Research Community Facing Challenges Due to Federal Funding Cuts

It wasn’t long after President Donald Trump was elected when Rebecca Fielding-Miller, an epidemiologist at UC San Diego, knew that she would be feeling the impacts of his election firsthand.Fielding-Miller explains that the system used to review grants hinges on meetings in which a group of scientis
Read MoreUnhinged, A Dating Series: Ready to Dance

I recently started taking beginner dance classes. Sure, I can shake it convincingly with friends at the club or a wedding reception after a few Champagnes, but choreo? My brain breaks and I forget how to count to four, Bambi-legged on wobbling character shoes.It’s cringe, I know it, I feel it. But d
Read More15 Stunning Modern House Designs for a Sleek and Stylish Home

Modern house design emerged in the mid-20th century, revolutionizing architecture with its clean lines, open spaces, and functional layouts. Rooted in simplicity and practicality, it continues to shape contemporary homes, blending effortlessly with evolving trends.Modern Architecture In South Africa
Read More15 Affordable Tiny House Kits You Can Build from $2,900

Tiny house kits provide a fast and efficient way to build a compact home, with options ranging from basic frames to complete interior and exterior packages. Ideal for DIY enthusiasts, these kits vary in design, foundation requirements, and price—starting as low as $2,900 and reaching over $60,000. W
Read More16 Things to Do in San Diego This Weekend: March 13–16

This weekend in San Diego brings compelling art exhibitions, decadent dinners, and St. Patrick’s Day celebrations. Though the holiday doesn’t officially arrive until Monday, partying will start Saturday with the San Diego Leprechaun Run, the St. Patrick’s Day Parade & Festival, and ShamROCK. Word to
Read MoreSan Diego Neighborhood Guide: San Marcos

The city of San Marcos, nestled along Highway 78 between Escondido and Vista, has an agricultural heritage dating back to the 1850s centered around wine, honey, poultry and dairy production. While San Marcos still has remnants of those roots (such as the family-run Hollandia Dairy), it has now evolv
Read MoreTackling It All With San Diego Rebellion’s Power Couple

“I don’t sleep,” admits southeast San Diego native Joann Mamuyac. It’s the only explanation for how she maintains her objectively bonkers schedule: She and her partner, Brittani Lusain, are both professional tackle football players with the San Diego Rebellion, our local franchise of the Women’s Nat
Read MoreInside an Architect’s Dream Home Tucked Along a Canyon

Mission Hills may be only a few miles from downtown San Diego, but it’s nearer to nature than often meets the eye. Matthew and April Segal and their children Oliver and Eleanor got up close with wildlife when they made their move north from Little Italy to their new concrete-and-glass home, designed
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